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Newspaper Page Textrx'o ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1928. mm 1 -,'! S nnn ir n -s r fn: mnn:n I T""l I OAS i 0 " o UqV MM Dinr uuLiutyuuiuuyuuuu u VICTORY EQUIPMENT Lovejoy or Monroe shock absorbers. Bumpers front and rear. Two gas gauges, one on tank and one on dash. Temperature indicator on dash. Thermostat. Crank case ventilator. Oil filter. Oil strainer. Air cleaner. Gasoline filter. Rearview mirror. Automatic windshield swiper. Spotlight. Starter on dash. Light control on steering column. Four-wheel internal hydraulic brakes. Seven big crankshaft bearings. Invar strut pistons. Roller bearings on transmission countershafts. Three bearings on differential pinion. N ew , Gar ; Prices Cut VICTORY SIXES reduced from $200 to $250 to sell at prices from ; $990.00 to $1240.00 STANDARD SIXES reduced from $150 to $175 to sell at prices from $955.00 to $1020.00. VICTORY SIX New Price Saving Type Factory Delivered Touring or Roadster $795 $200 Coupe 845 ' 200 Sedan 895 200 Sport Roadster 995 250 DeLuxe Sedan 945 225 Sport Sedan 1045 250 Four-passenger Coupe 945 225 STANDARD SIX New Price Saving Type Factory Delivered Coupe $725 $150 Sedan .. 765 160 DeLuxe Sedan 795 1 75 USED CAR PRICES Slashed to OUTDO the tremen mendous new car reductions. All of our limited stock now displayed. Convenient terms may be arranged. ' J. O. NEWLAND & SON Roseburg, Oregon Phone 458 Your opportunity is here ! AH types are the very latest big, roomy cars, beautiful colors and rich in appointments. Each car is the most astonishing performer in its class. Outstanding values at their former prices, these cars are now the most extraordinary bargains in history. Never before such sensational reductions. i Our entire stock of used cars is being cut in even greater proportion to clean our floors for 1 929 business. Convenient terms at even these low prices. Stock is limited. t FOOTBALL SCORES " KVHKKA. Cal.. Nov. 13.-The Southern Oregt'n Normal school 1oo(ba!l loam piled up a score of rt to 12 on the Huinbol.lt Htate Yem-hers college eleven here yci Mi day. The game was played be 'iJie a large Armistice day crowd. Medford 2f; Ashland 7. ' Corvallls 7; Albmiy 7 (tlof. - Pendlelon 0; I. a tirande 0 (tic). '" Hn nd on 2ii; Coqullle Matrthfleld 12; North Hend 0. lit i) Ron Polytechnic Purtlund 6; ' Washington u. ', Hend 7, Klamath Fulls 6., rendition), La tirumlo 0. . NEWS BRIEF8 M:NVKIt. Nov. 13.- P. V. Tom- linsoii, secretary of the American National Liven to k association, died hero today. (STOCKHOLM. Nov. 1TI WIrld C ml net, Norwegian authoress, wan today awarded tha 1H28 Not. el ; irla for llteruture by the Swedish academy. t he per for malice.' good. The boya were1 . PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13 A robber who punched a cabinet safe In the of I Ire of the Sunset Kuel company today look $15 In current), but overlooked U In liver and aome chcks. NKVY HAVKN. Conn. Nov. 33 Alice Ilrady, net reus, has a win niliK way with the Vale boya. They were raising ructions at her chow. "Don't bo annoyed because Mary land beat ou." vlie curtain-speech-ed. "If you behave I'll sing after II KD BANK, N. J., Nov. 13 J Bellhaveii Heehoover 1b to be the l flrxt dog of the land. He Is, a aublc t aud whlto Collie, eight motitha old, l tile descendant of champions, ajid ' ban be?n shipped from the kennels I of Mia. Florence it. Ilch an a gift I to Mrs. Herbert Hoover. ; Fertilizer or all kinds are sold, j at V harion Hro.4. j ROTARIANS COMINQ ! KI'CKNK, Nov. 1.1. A number1 of Kugeiieneuns are expected to be , present at the inter city lub meet- ; Ing to he held In K-osehurg Thura- i day. November 22. ! I'liins me being discussed by lo- ! cal Kotuilans for chartering a spe- ; clal Houthern 'Pacific bus lo take them to the southern Oregon city, j Trndo in your old stove. F.nsy terms. Libeial cash discounts. Oven Ventilation and Heat Control are essential in tlic cooking of today. THE IN-SO-TOP GAS RANGE Combines tkese fcaturrs with economy in operation. Moderate in price, too. GET READY FOR THANKSGIVING INSTALL A TAPPAN INSTANT HEAT Southern Oregon Gas Corporation Phone 235 340 N. Jackson (AwKK-UIni Fnm Uaml W.re) ClllfACO. Ni. 13. A Jiai; from u Look on roti.rton with uu litirane "the roliner'tj fire," under scored, turned new llclil imlny on the death of MIkh Kilneda Knai'.k November 2 from huiim inflieled. iihe said, In "purification riles" In the Lake lllulf, 111., police uintlon lurnaee room. The book, found anions Miss Kuoak's private papers, .-ioke of liie "purliyinK process of pain." "It is grander to suffer," said the book, "because, rikhtly lewed. it is sure to perfect Hie soul. It Is impossible to know true joy the heUhts of Joy until you have known corresponding depths of palu." Tills is the process called "Hie rellner's fire." 1 he last three words were underscored. .Miss Knaak was round acml con scious In the police stallon base ment, h. r I-.-ks, arms and head bad ly buruetl. lu the dava before nho died she persisted lu her story that she alone had inflicted the burn, and a coroner's Jury last week returned a verdict ai-ceplliiR the yotniK woman's slory. Inn situation by roiinly authori ties and by the KIH's family has continued In the belief that a sec ond person had a part in the affair. three medals by Hear Admiral A. Kostwick for the highest Indi vidual score made in marksman siiip coutests at Camp Terry. Ohio. o : ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM DRAWS a uiir-r rxrvur : taou-aoo lbs.) medium : T ' 1 '8 niaso. x'), a film actress, who dab-! medium $10.5011.50; do common, ien in ai t on tne side, witl wt u ta uu'a lu.&o. Heilera Hbv lbs. r.u -Mirannter iewia. cnamplon ; down) good 9.&U'o 10.00; Uo com- wivatler, he announced yesterday. I mon $7.&Utt9oO; cowb, ood 5s. 5o J'f9.00; do common to mt uium SAN KHA('I8C(). Calif- Nov. stf.5Uife8.5ti: do low cutter I4.0frb 13. Miner Frultl. 21. of Lodl. for-1 $6.60. Butls (yearllnKa excluded;, 1 2 uter sailor on the U. S. S. Fennsyl- Kood beets 7.2iii775: do cutter to & inllln wont alinurif t)i-it nfft v.u. Cii.. T o i'.. C r.A terday and waa decorated with lbs. down) meuiuai to choice .60 ! S u iu.uh, oo cun 10 common b.uvg' S.50. Vealers, milk-fed, good to choice f 12.Uuul3.oo; do medium, 1u.5'J4j 12.om: do cull o common 7.5u'4 10.50. '5( Hoi;a J 5 to 25c higher. Heavy we.Khl (U5tt-3oti ibs.) medium tc Uioice moUium weight I 3 I 'llU.rjl ihu muiliiim In eh,iea ' H 16U-2o0 Uu i mtuliiim t,. ..lull, .. tu r..u n. (ronlinued'rrnm paRe 1.) . ,,.,, IM , md;; Financial roblem the local Fplsc opal church aild ! to c","te x 2t " .26; puckiUK sows, chaplain of IMiip.iua post. The.rouh a"d "oth 6.6u'-a 7.60; bent diction was pronounced bv ! slaughter pin (UO-UO lbs.) nied- Hev. W. K. Itaird and the band 'lum to elolce IS.UUi) 8.76; feeder l A closed the program with the rendl-ntl lwker pigs (70-UK lbs.) med- Ig lion of "The Star Spangled Ban- lam lo c''oice .60i).50; (soft orig ntr." oily nogs ana roaslin gpiga exclud- At noon everal hundred veier-!"1 In above quotations). I KHKsES ans parttKik of a free teed fur-l Sheep and lambs steady Umba I nlshed by I'nipnua Host of the"" " down) good to choice T P 1 HJ 60LVE IT NOW by becoming a member of this association. Then your fin ancial difficulties will van ish In a surprisingly ehort time. Money needed for any purpose will be available when you want it. The habit cf thrift will be acquired and prow stronger with each pass ing month. Call for full particulars. mm American l.elon. A field .Mchoni''-0"l-; do (U2 lbs. down).'fa, iih-SIS.du; clover, IHfrlG; oat there were no sessions of the dairy as set up on the vacant lot at ! medium Inj un's 11.01); do (all , hay. 15-!t 15.50; straw. $7 50 ton; I exi linngc, on Saturday or Monday. There w as an extreme shortage Cascara bark Steady, 7c per or P0"ry. Kasier tone ruled in tliu mis stunt the cortur of Main and Oakiew') "" common s.o08 :8eliing prices, ?2 ton more. streets, where "slum was cooked j icuum weiuers tiuu ios. ami a regular meal served In armyl'iownj medium to choice S.0ti .lb . Oregon grape root lfflle. ! Hirkey market today. It was Bllll a stv e. 'tills stunt proved tlecldeillv "-- r-e iiiv ios. aownj mea- . t proved ilecldedly! lii.Olt. Lwes (120 lbs. down) med-1 Hnii sieiwiv new 'rm. mtfiJ little early for the annual Thanks- luieresting to the vettrans andiium to choice ft. bu'a 6.50; do(120- . " " " i giving trade. the onlookers. i tu ios.) medium to ciioice 3.otetf i- The afternoon was given over to boo; uo tall weights), cull to com- the footliull game at Kinlay field mou 12.003.50. between Hoseburg and Medfordl Junior high schools. HoRTIJVNt). Ore. At night tht anuory was crowd-j Wholesale nrices ed for the annual Armistice Day; buiter Port land dairv ball. The dance was a very enjoy able alfair and the music was ex ceptionally good. Country dirssed meata wer PORTLAND. Ore Knyr it 'moving readily at prices steady Healthv conditions nrevalled today V ith last week s level. Krulta and along commission row. with prices vegetables were quotahly un ; generally unchanged. The holiday changed. following Sunday and Saturdav's Itisc in the price of sugar was exenange , snort gj.ggjun causid a good d- reiwtid on the local market this Nov. 13- Rheumalic Neuritis Trunk's Prescription la designed to rt'llere your trouble promptly without dieting It doenn't ruin the stomach nor deprena heart. Once nerve-racked, uleeplcsa people frm torturing patn now certify to relief. Clarence Hates. liiphy, il:iho, de clares: "1 am well todny pfter us Iok Trunk's wundeiful preset in tlon " Nathan 1 ullei ton recoiu niendj Trunk a Prescription, NEWS BRIEFS IIKDDINiI. Calif . Nov. Thr veteran Medicine man nf (hn I'ilt India HA. Sam Steel, ilted here yes t rday from the effects of d link ing a bootleg hevrrae. 8AN KRANCISCO. Calif.. Nov. 13. Km In extend ins front Siiul.i lt;irtnra to H sklynu eouidy and an fiir liiltnd as KreMio. drenihnt California hiwt ni'ht. Several fHtal a uimnn title aci-iilcnts mn It itix from fltcpery hictiwnys were it IN BANKRUPTCY No. B-122C3 jtn the District Court of the Cnltr-tl State fur the District of Oregon. In the matter of John A. In per, ; Iljinki ui't. !To the creditors nf John A. In:;er of Keeti.Hport In the county or j liouKlan. and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: j Notire i; hereby Kiven that the ;fatd John A. t imer has heretofore i been duly adjmlh-ated bankrupt ; uud that the first meet ins; of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersimieU referee In Innkruptcy in it one barn. Oregon, on the 2?iti nay of November, liUK, 1 h t lu o'clock In the forenoon at (WliUh time the aaid cnMlltois may laltend. prove their claim-'. apjKint !a trustee, examine the bankrupi land tianart uh other business aa may proper!) come before said jniet'tlnrr. i tfauU Novemher 13th. 1 Ox Gall Treatment Ends Constipation Simple Extract From Oxs Liver Puts Drugs to Shame! Restores Regut.xr, Every-Day Movement in Perfectly Natural Way DULL AND HEADACHY DAYS GONE FOREVER! c. u Hamilton: lieteree In Ihuiktuptcy, Hc"a From Coast 'loin Stack. M;trhfi'UI resident, w-Hs a visitor In JUwehurg over SundKy. KH'IIMOM), Calif.. Nor. 11 Sesrch wns being made today to;' Kohert Jm kson. t convtet. hosc autontohile and clot tunc Wcte foutid beide "he batier d Silv oi Mrs. ln I He lipm.in. yester da In Shrimp eaoyoit. iland. To AV.M.ON. Sj'nta Caialfna I CaM , Npv. Li. -Mir. Li.ur.v ' t KTLAM, "re.. Nov. n. Cat ftle aad calve- sternly to Krone stet-r uitxviuo u ) gn d U U.VL: do : lino Ibn ) g,NHi ,f'.I do And a. ) net loiebale pr.ces (cubea): ex-; man(1 for most HnP8 of , lt morning. Cane Riigar had P?one uv J ; .- ' " ,nmei ible8, dairy and poultry. ' from $5..5 lo $.Vti5 a cwt, Kcet niata. 4.c; firsti. uc. Creamery t Gutter and egea were selling at augur also roe from $5.45 tu prices, prima. So over cube atand-1 quotations ruling last Friday, ns Jr. r,r, a cwt. K tigs Portland Calry exchange met bnHis): frcsu standard ex- jtras, 4xc; fresh standard firsts. Hv; fresh medium extraa. Stic; jfreyli medium firsts, 31c; under sized. 2Sv. Prices to retailers, 1 1 3c ot exchange prices. ; Milk Itaw milk (4 .per cent). j$2.5 ewt. dcliveml Portland, ea I per cent butterfat, station. 6lc: track. !2c; delivered at Portland, 54 i 5"r. I (Butter, eims and milk steady.) I I'oultry Steady, (buying prices) , -Alive, heavy hens (wer li lbs.). 'S5c; medium hens (.li to 4i lbs.), iw. (urdpr I7c; old rooslera, loc; sj trine and Leii- bOniH. 2 1c: KtHEs. le: vnnn? 'white PckinduikM, ls'tj2rte: tur keys. alle. 2,V.j3oc; dressed, 37 'a .3c; g-ese, L'Ti lSc Potatoes Steady, per hundred pounds. Yakima Gems. 11.351 il 5i: 4k al. partly grad d. $l.t; ; IVschutea tlems. $1.3ftj I.6U. mona S!ady. Yakima Yellow. iS4.ini i wi ; Oregon Yellow !an ers, ?l Zn. i Wool - steady, eastern Oregon !wooln-(f. o. b. country point t; hoite light shrinking fine, 3.'i '."tTc lb.; heavier shrinking fine, :t-ijtt; crobred wools. 3ti'frtH. .Valley: medium, 4c lb.; coarse. : UK' lb I Nuta - Siondy. walnuts 22 ."i 34c; ia'monds. i'-jfitit', fHU,its, SMi He; eesil. Setj.lJc; filberts. 2:5tWW irw:Hd. Ha.-- fnil, buying rri-es: Kastern Or.gon timothy. 4o Ury, $17jI7.5t'; al.al j If yoe are a ruff"Tr t-"n ; pation. sick headaches and miser-' able logy days, and have tried ev- jerythtng In the world to get rid of , the trouble, this Is your salvation' j j You can throw away your drugs 1 and with a simple product of na-' : turr correct jour constipation for 1 good, enjoy a healthy, complete j evacuation every dny and be 1 H j per cnt alive, active an 1 ener ! ' getle! ! j Nothinz less ttian ox gall, a ae-' 'crettnh from beef liver, has been found to be a remarkable correc-j live of ennsttpa'ion beeause of its' action on the bowels through the liver. Constipation is a condition thHt shows your liver 1 not aeting 'right Your liver is not pouring : enough bile Into the bowels, liile, 4s a natural purgative and tbe bowf is require a ouart a dav at least But often, due tn shintih j liver, the supply is less than half pnt. Then Hie bowels "tie up," become soit of paralysed and you 1 i noli ttmttl.tr.. Ilia In B perfectly natural way strengthen and builds up the liver so ih;t it produces the necea.iy nioun'C bile ftr the .Nrvvels. hen (!: boeis get sufflcirnt bile OiVy move automatically every day. freely. easily and fully, aid you tnioy our tun measure cf glorious nva ' Try thn o gall treatment. !T just a fw laya and see the tlp-r-enre It makes' The treatment wii slsts simply of t.-tking two lHo"l tablets a day at bed ll me for a short time. I don tablets are gen uine ox gall, gUAranteeil. in dainty tasteless form, eaeh tablet con min ing 1 drops of the pure ox Tiie tieetment Is luei pensive. s Oiiixol tablets cost leas than -c apiece at any gd drug store. It is eseentul that you get the v uine. pure ox gall and fw tlii rea- son it p Important lo ask hr W" oxol tabM. M-Ve a 3-tlr y test of this treatment and see Cie 'u- change. Si-ial Agut I'hii'115 j I'm fctorv.