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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1928.
I,ewls nn eight counts and Herman!
on seven, the faced possible
prison terms of five years and
oou line on earn count. mniencing
of the two and their co def einlant,
Clarence O. Stepp, convicted on
one count, was Mt for Monduy af
ternoon. DRESSER YIELDS RUBY
LOST FOUR YEARS AGO
Do Your Legs Grow Tired Easily?
Your Feet and Ankles Swell and Inflame
and Get So Sore You Can Hardly Walk?
Have You Varicose or
Swollen Veins and Bunches r
Near the Ankle or Knee
To stop the misery, pain or soreness, help reduce the
dangerous swollen veins and strengthen the legs, use Moont't
Emerald Oil. This clean, powerful, penetrating yet safe anti
septic healing oil In obtainable at all f I rut-duns druif stores.
In hundreds of cases Moone's Kmerald Oil has fivess
blessed relief. Get a bottle today. I'se it for Clcers, Old
Kores, Uroken Winn and Troublesome Cases of Eczema.
Nathan Kullertou nays your money back If it does lot keif.
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TAUNT COST8 LIFE
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oitANliK, N. J. Stanley Cyslck,
12, taunted another boy smaller
than himself. !! told him he was
R. A. HERCHER
A . T 1 IowIiik principles:
j( I J A square deal to every one; to every road
V dh'trlct, and to every section of Douglas
1 ' V : I c""'y-
A . , 1 It cviilnto tlie ox norma of cntintv irovern-
V 1 ment to tne lw,'1'r possible nilnimutn coa-
J sistent v.hli nn efficient and orderly form
sWaassk v jfctetj ' county government.
i oiupleie co-operation wun un
Inw enforcement departments.
MTTWTTTTTW
Strict enforcement of th
law without fear or favor
Sure, I'll Give!
to the Roseburg
Jutt cut-this out and mail to
MR. G. V. WIMBERLY,
Treasurer.
Dear Sir: I want to
Chest and therefore request that you enter my sub- '
scription for year 1928 for $ Si
This amount
State whether enclosed to be paid monthly, etc. At
'Signed...
Address
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i ANNOUNCEMENT i
i The O. K. Barber Shop
A Is INow Upen $
$ at 112 West Oak St
p Your Patronage Appreciated
T. D. WEATHERFORD, Prep.
A close scrutiny of all city expenses is promised
by the following candidates for City Council;
WARD ONE WARD THREE
C. W. Wharton Jack E. Dent
Elmer McKean A. G. McMillin
WARD TWO WARD FOUR
A. J. Young W. F. Harris
W. R. Brown S. J. Shoemaker
(Pah! ftdr. by boT candidates.)
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afraid to fight "fair fists." Hut the
Utile fellow got tired of being the
gout and one day he punched
Stanley behind the ear, causing a
cerebral hemorrhage and depth.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
COUNTY JUDGE
If elected I shall firmly stand for the fol-
uramnes oi v utility ana oiaic
t paid adv.)
Vote 51 1 XT
Percy A. Webb
Republican Candidate for
Sheriff of Douglas County
Roseburg, Oregon
General Election
November 6, 19283
Community Chest
help fill the Community f
ii
In attempting rescues of drown-!
Ing persona three lioy Scout he-j
roes made the supreme sacrifice,
It was announced this week at the
national offices of the Boy Scouts
of America in New York, through
the Hoy Stout National Court of
Honor, of which Daniel Carter I
Heard is chairman. j
The three Scout heroes whose)
lives were lost were Guy Atwood I
Kuggles of Tecumseh, Okla., Gur
us iarsen or warren, i a., uu
Charles Me Knelt of Huntington
Park, California.
Awards of Gold Honor Medals
to the parents of these three boys
and to seven other Scouts who en
dangered tiuir own lives in mak
ing rescues, were made by the Na
tional Court of Honor. Certificates
of Heroism also were issued to
many Scouts whose Scout training
mud it possible to save the lives
of others without grave danger to
themselves.
Scout Kuggles was drowned
June 16, lf2K, In rescuing Miss
Jewell Caler. of Lindsay. Okla..
from a treacherous Btnam near
David, Okla. Kuggles. a Life Scout.
21 years old. became exhausted
and sank after getting Miss Caler
to shallow water.
Sacrificing his own TIfe In a suc
cessful effort to save his younger
sister. Scout Curtis Maxwell Lar-
sen, 13. of Troop No. 4. Warren.
I'a., was drowned In the Allegheny
river at Big Hend, on July 16. 197.
The Scout was rowing a boat In
which were also two of his sisters.
The younger fell overboard. Scout
Larsen, an Inexperienced swim
mer, nevertheless dove Into the
river and brought his sister to the
boat. He sank and drowned.
Scout Charles Edward McKnett,
12. of Troop No. 17. Huntington
I'ark. California, attempted to res
cue his younger brother, Itohert. 9.
from a deep pool below the falls
of Fish Canyon In the San Ber
nardino mountains, on June 3d,
1928. The McKnett family, consist
ing of the father and mother and
three boys, were on a picnic at
Fish Canyon. One of the boys. Rob
ert, plunged into the pool and
Charles and a younger brother ar
rived. Robert was seized with
cramps and sank. Charles directed
A still younger brother to run lor
help and leaped in. He could not
break the drowning grip of his
brother and was pulled to the bot
tom. Don't fall to see our Saturday's
special on Watlttns products. J2U
W. Lane St.
G. IV1.C.TD RECEIVE
(Associated !'.- Irtl tYire
NKW YOUK. Oct. 31 Alfred P.
Sloan, Jr., president of the Gener
al Motors corporation, on his re
turn from Kurope today said stock
holders w ould receive "somet hing
of a pleasant surprise" at the ill
rectors' meeting November K. He
refused to comment further on
what action the directors would
take, but Wall Street expects a
melon in the form of a stock divi
dend. Mr. Sloan, who passed 5 weeks
abroad in ft business survey, said
General Motors would establish a
record year and earnings for 1!2S
would approximate $16 a common
share.
The motor Industry In Europe,
he said, is advancing at a rapid
imep wlih American-made cais
practically dominating the market.
Hut, he added. It Is becoming more
and more evident that In order to
retain this dominance In the for
eign market the American manu
facturer must sooner or later lo
cate and assemble his products
abroad.
In Knglsnd and the continent
alone, he said, the General Motors
export volume this year will ex
ceed $100,000,000. With prospects
tor an even greater volume to this
territory In 1K29.
Relief From Curse
of Constipation
A Pattle Creek physician says,
"Constipation Is responsible for
more misery than any other
cause."
Hut Immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Retail Or
derli!! fcH" h"-? fj covered This
tablet attracts water from the sys
tem Into the laty, dry, evacuating
bowel called the cojv.n. The water
loosens the dry food w aste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or even Increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew ft Rexsll Orderlle at night.
Next day bricht. Get 24 for' 25c
today at the nearest Kexall Prug
Store.
OIL COMPANY PROMOTERS
FACING PRISON TERMS
.riatM Tret tcaacrl 'irr)
I.OS ANGKLKS. Oct. St. At the
end nf more than six month of
trials In state and federal courts.
here a career of hlah finance led
them, S. C. l.rwls and Jacob Her
man, central fin tires in the Julian
Petroleum corporation muddle, to
day found thniseivea at the doors
of a Vnlted States prison.
Convicted last night in federal
court of using the mail to de
t fraud. In connection with the fi
nanctng of the lwis Oil company.
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MAitSHFlKI.I. Ore., Oct. 31.
Four years ago a ruby set in a
gold ring and a string of pearl
beads disappeared from the apart
ment of Mr. and Mrs. Don DojUon
In .Viandifieid. Shrce that time the
family has moved lis residence
three times hut returned to Marsh
field. Yesterday morning the jew
els, contained In a powder box.
were found In Mrs. Dodson's dres
ser. The box was wrapped in light
paper. All doors had been locked
when the'Dodsons retired for the
night
IDAHO'S "WILD TRAPPER"
IS DECLARED INSANE
( AiJVX-inteil Pivm L-"m1 Wire)
CRANGKVILLK. Ida.. Oct. 31.
Walter McCoy, "wild man of the
Chamberlain basin," was ordered
committed to the state asylum at
Ororino today, having been ad
Judged insane.
McCoy, who wan aid to have
terrified his neighbors by threats,
robberies and "po king" In win
dows, was captured after Sheriff
Herve Uothwell of Idaho county
trailed hhn for four days over the
enow covered wilderness of the
roufhest mountain country In
Idaho.
McCoy was found hiding In an
abandoned prospect hole. He was
armed, but made no resistance.
RARE COPY OF POE'S
WORK SELLS FOR $20,000
DOSTON, Oct. 31 The Boston
Tranncript aya today that a copy
of "Tamerlane, the first published
work of KilKar Allan Poe, has been
sold by Charles K. Ooodspeed. Bos
ton hook sellers, to an Indianapolis
collector for a sum said to be In
excess of IJO.OOO. the highest price
ever paid for an American first
edition.
It Is one of six known copies of
this edition. It was printed In Bos
ton In 1S27, under the title of
"Tamerlane and Other Poems by a
Bostnnian."
The ellltlon Is so rare, says the
Transcript, that there Is no copy
In the congressional library, the
Harvard library or the Boston pub
lic library. There Is one copy In
the British museum, while the re
maining known four are In private
collections. . ,
Vote 50X
VXjACKSON
Candidate for Sheriff
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STATEMENT
Having neither time or means
to make the personal acquaintance
of every legal voter In Dotlftl.-.t
County I am taking this means of
reaching some of those whom I
have been unable to personally call
upon.
I stand for honest, conscien
tious, comnionsense enforcement of
all the laws, all the time with spe
cial privilege to no one.
I have always taken an active
Interest, and lent my support to
anything that tended for the better
ment of my town and community
and have always strlved to iake It
a better place In which to live.
I heller In and voted for the
elchteenth amendment and will al
ways strive to make and keep our
county as free from temptations to
our young people as possible.
I owe no allegiance or ant under
no ..:i'.U.".:'-'r.- to any ?!!",!". ,
or nrginiisllon and have made no
promises of appointments to any
one and If elected will use the
inmost caution to select only those
for deputies who are honest, up
right citizens anil will be a good ex
,,., In r,.r llin voitiiper eener:i!lnn
helievnig that In this way 1 run aid
I w 111 strive at all times to d-
mlnlstet the affairs of the office In
an economical and businesslike
manner, having at all times the
best Interests of the taxpayers In
mind,
A ballot marked 60 X will be a
vote for a clean county In so far as
it is possible for a sheriff's office
to make it.
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department of Anthrolngy at the
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ture at the Minnenivdis Institute
' of Arts last night.
Dr. Jenks told of the findings of
beautiful pieces of pottery of
' ?tiante drsisn; of fctone and adobe
houses, built one layer upon an
other; of fire places built In the
floors of houses and of peculiar
i burial customs.
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broken Into Its bottom before be-
imr burled with a dead person,
j "The name kill has been given
these mutilated pieces because of
the "belief that the people which
used them broke them to kill thtm
so that the spirit of the vessel,
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son with whom It was buried,
micht leave the vessel at same
time the dead person's spirit left
his body."
The expedition, which soueht
skeleton remains for the unlvers-
ity an well as pottery for the art
i institute, worked by ftndins; traces
of house walls on the surface of
' the ftrnund and then excavating to
the floor level.
The bodies were found burlfd
Just below the adobe floors. In
ner.rly every esse, a bowl, wfrh It?
bottom punctured. was found
placed over the cranial bones of
thv skeleton.
"In one bowl. said Tr. Jenks,
we found what we blteved was
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ground corn contained In a vessel
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days ago a chemistry test complet
I ej at the university revealed that
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"What Is Jones like in financial
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"Well. I've been told the only
thing he ever came by honestly
was ndtnofds1 Tit-Tilts.
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