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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928. American Legion Drum Corps BffflPBance i Saturday Night Coolest Place in Town Finest Dance Floor Music by Phat Hart's Rhythm Boys , MILLWORK LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS H If building or repairing you will find Jiere what you want. a Good Materials and Good Service at reasonable prices. COEN LUMBER COMPANY F STILL EVADES POLICE SEARCH CAuociitrd Trca Lcited WirO CHICAGO, Aug. 10. A charge that Evanston police bungled their Investigation into the Blaying of Miss Jenny Constance, scnooj teacher, has been made by detec tive Frederick Dennett, fingerprint expert All articles connected' with the crime Including the iron pipe used to club Miss Constance to death .were so handled before he wns call cd as to eliminate possibility of working out fingerprint clues, he said. . Ttie handbag of Miss Constance, with Its contents missing, and her vanity case were found last night near the scene of the killing In front of a home where John Burke, the only huh nee t still In custody, was employed. Evanston police, baffled by lack of definite clues and pressed by demands of citizens to apprehend the slayer, today pieced together their scant evidence and redoubled their man-hunt. ' Walter Dili Scott, president 'of Northwestern , university, pledged $1,000 to the several rewards al- ' reudy offered for the capture of the criminal who clubbed the 42-year-old woman to death and at- tucked her near the university grounds Tuesday night. "' COACH SCHISSLER GIVEN MORE IMPORTANT DUTIES THE WIGWAM Hr Carnival Dance "Fi SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 11 f REAL DANCE AND A BIG HOUSE 'Everybody come bring everybody with you. Those whom you can't bring send. JSHata' o.rid'. horns, and'a good time for all. A Real Jazz Orchestra 11' By the Nine Piece Golden Gate Syncopators - Make arrangements now to if f STODY ' PIANO ' , Oldar beginners and adults especially Any kind of music you wish 1 "V CLASSICAL, SACRED OR POPULAR j FRANCES LINTOTT ' Studio 622 S. Main St. Phnn 419..1 (Anocl.fed Viem Uiied Wire) COIIVALLIS, OrS.. Aug. 10. Paul J. ftchissler, head coach of I football and track at Oregon State 1 College, was appointed -Totta I rector of intercollegiate athletics, j With his appointment announce ment was made by the administra tion that the duties of the'head of ;the department of physical educa tion and director of athletics would be divided in the future. ! No successor to W. A. Kearns ! as professor of physical education has yet been i chosen, though a number. of men are under consid eration! - I Schlssler has had, oxtensivo ex perience as director of athletics, having served as assistant director of the University of Nebraska and director of Lombard College beforo coming lioro. Ho has coached all four major sports. Ilecommondatlon to Iho board of control for a new varsity basket ball coach is expeclud from Schlss ler within a few days, Schlsslor came , to the colloge four yoars ago. . MoMINNVILLE NEWSPAPER PURCHASED BY IOWANS McMINNVILLE, Ore., Aug. 10. The McMInnvllle Telephone Regis ter, one of the largest weekly newspapers in the west, been ac? quired from Sheldon p. Sackott ami M. 11. Curtlidge by L. B. Dlndlne and his boii, Jack Hurrows Hind ine', who have come from Cedar Fulls, Iowa. - e t gasoline Out of the crankca8e, when you drain it, comes a thin blackish fluid not the rich oil you bought five hundred or 3 thousand miles back,. Full of gasoline you bought for powers for mileage. , "Wet" gasoline that didn't explode, that trickled down the cylinder walls worse than wasted for it has ruined your oil! ' Yet lubrication men say they are finding many crank' cases in which the oil is surprisingly refrom-dilution! 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He said huslnesB conditions were generally good all over the country, and especially in the northwest, where crops will ho good. New Btnroa will he opened hy the company tomorrow at Salein and Astoria, he said. FOUR WASHINGTON COUNTY BANKS IN CONSOLIDATION (AMOclated PrMa Leaved Wire) HlI.LSnOKO, Aug. 10. Four Washington county banks havo Joined hands in the formation of a new bank holding corporation, it wns learned here, with Edward Schulmerlck, president of the Com mercial National bnnk of Hlllsboro us president. Tlid firm will be known as Oregon Invostors Cor poration. Tlanks at Sherwood, Cornelius. North Plains nnd the Commercial National of Hlljsboio are In the chair, articles of Incor poration filed with the counlv clerk hero disclosed. E. I. Kurnll, vice-president of the Commercial National is nnmed as vice-president of the new holding company and W. C. Chrlstensen ns secretary. McCormlck - Deerlng tractors have removable cylinders. Worn or scored ones can be replaced for $5.15 each. The low upkeep on this tractor will save you money. See one ut Wharton 'Bros. - . From Salem V. Tyndall.of Salem was a busi ness visitor In this city over Thursday. ' . -' Treat shep with , Continental Medicated Stock Salt. ' it is sold at Wharton Bros. CHICAGO FAILS TO HEED SMITH WISH FOR QUIET (Continued from page 1.) from Delawnro, and a member of the family of millionaires controll ing the E. I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder company, which owns nearly 25 per cent of the common stock of General Motors. Du Pout's tendered resignation came within a month of the action or John J. Rnskob, credited with being one of the largest individual 10,000 ANCIENT COPPER MINES ARE UNCOVEREOJ f Annel.ttri rma ImW Wire) ISLE ItOVAl.E. Jllch.. 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May wt suggest a bot tle tor your dressing tablet $1.00 Nathan Fullerton RoMburij, Oregon stockholders In the corporation, in resigning as chairman of the fi nance committee and a member of the executive comiylttee after his appointment as chairman of the democratic national committee ? Raskob Quits 'Big Jobs NEW YORK, Aug.v 10. John J. Raskob, chairman of the demo cratic national committee, has re signed from the executive commit tee of the Missouri Pacific rail road, it was, learned today and as a member of the special commit tee appointed to plan a dividend policy from the system, but he re tains his post as a director of the road. He also has resigned as a di rector of the Gulf Coast lines, the Texas and Pacific railway and the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad. Smith Orders Vice Check ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 10. A re port that the lid on gambling and vice had been clamped down at Saratoga Springs was received to day by Governor Smith from state troopers who in plain clothes are watching conditions' there. The governor, who had threat ened three of the law enforcement officers at Saratoga with dismissal if they failed to suppress vice and gambling, said the troopers' report was that "things were tightening up." After advising the Saratoga officials Public Safety Commis sioner Sweeney. District Attorney Smith and Sheriff , Cromle that he had them under observation, the governor called them before him yesterday to warn them again that he' would hold them to strict account for enforcement of the law. The officials promised to be vigilant. - ' Kenneth Chtlson, torpedo man ; aboard the Zeilin, .No. 313, destroy er, U. S.' N., is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Chil. son, on an 18-day leave. 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