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ROSEBURG NEW.S-REV1EW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1928.
THREE
MALONE PAYS
WITH LIFE FOR
SLAYING WIFE
(Oontlmiod trom pare 1)
LOCAL NEWS
I 311 west csel
225 N.
Jackson
For the Holidays
5 Only 2 more weeks till Xmas. You will do well to buy your holiday requirements
I now as our stocky are very complete and you have a large variety to select from.
We have just received another large shipment of Xmas candies and can give you
the best at reasonable prices. Special prices in quantities.
Dollar Day Values-Saturday-Monday
Flour Oleo Candy
Hard Wheat Swift's Umeco Starlight Mix
24 I '2 lb. Sack 5 Lbs. 7 Lbs.
$1.00 Sl.OO Sl.OO
Peas and Corn Pineapple Kraut
Standard Quality Broken Slice "Del Monte"
9 Cans 5 Cans Urge Tins
Sl.OO Sl.OO jjjj
Toilet Soap Rolled Oats Milk
"Creme Oil" - Sperry's n d j
i e D i o Til d Carnation or Borden s
I 5 Bars I V-lb. nags c r
SLOP Sl.OO SLOP
Baking Pwd. Peanut Butter pop corn
Calumet Hoody's Globe
5-lb. Tin 5-lb. Tin 2 Q,s
Sl.OO Sl.OO Sl.OQ
Super Suds Beans Chocolate
The New Soap Large White-Pinks - Ghiradellis
II Pkes. 10 Lbs. 3 Lb. Can
Sl.OO Sl.OO Sl.OO
Baccn Back Ccttage3 Bacon Squares
Fancy Lots of Lean For Seasoning
4 Lbs. 4 Lbs. . 5 Lbs.
Sl.OO Sl.OO Sl.OO
Two Modem Food Stores in Roseburg
AEW
Because of the new standard in automobile value offer
ed in the new Chevrolet we are cutting prices on our
stock of used cars.
CHEVROLET
30 used cars mostly Chevrolet, Ford and Dodge closed
cars. Trade your old touring in and be in comfort th.:s
winter.
SIX-CYLINDERS
Don't buy license for your old car before you come ii
and see what we have to offer in good sedans roaches
and coupes.
SAME PRICE
Our salesroom is kept open evenings and Sunday fore
noon. We can offer, you terms you can easily handle at
low cost.
AS THE FOUR
Serviceable open cars from $25.00 and up. Star touring,
$39.50. Ford coupe, $59.50. Dodge 1921 model,
$69.50. Essex coach, $225.00. Chevrolet 1926 coach,
$225.00, many others.
1 Mr. Blakley In
I II- A. IllakU-y of Glide 'was a
I visitor in this city Thursday aft
l ernooa to look after business af
i fairs and trade.
From Myrtle Crtek
V. A. liullork of Myrtle Creek
was In Kotu'tiurR for Rtvenil hour
! Thursday attending to business
1 affairs and trading.
Ellisons Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klllson were
hrrv from GleiiKttry for a few
hums looking after business mut
ters and shopping.
From Myrtle Poinl
Shirley 1 -afrit, loftier from Myr
tle Voiui, Mas a visitor in this city
Thursday, spending the afternoon
tu-re looking after business matters.
Looking Glass Visitor 1
Charles Chamberlin of Ix-oklnif
Glass was in Hoseburg Thursday I
afternoon looking after business
matters and trading.
I - - - I
i Visitors From Hcvigltn - i
; Mr. and Mrs. I'i kett MacMillan
. were here from Iloaglin Thursday :
i doing their Christmas shopping
and visiting with friends. ;
Canyonville Visitors
J. R Talbot and son; Paul Tal
bot, were here from Canyonville
Thursday afternoon attemiln gto
business Interests and visiting.
Melrose Visitor
Mrs. Guuuard Johnson, resident
of Melrose, spent the afternoon
here Thursday visiting with
friends and transacting business.
' On Business
I S. I. Chapman was here from
i Glide for a brief time Thursday
j afternoon look in? after business
matters and visiting with friends.
' Mrs. Oflden Here
Mrs. H. F. Ogden of Eugene ar
: rived here Thursday afternoon to
' spend a few lays visiting at the
' home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
1 T. E. Singelton.
In Portland for Few Days
Mrs. It. K. Morgan, accompanied
by her brother, NUk McKee. left
yesterday by motor for Portland to
spend a few days visiting with
friends.
In Thursday
Otie Uoone, resident of South
I)eer Creek, was a visitor In Koce
burg Thursday afternoon and was
trading and attending to busiuess
matters.
Miss Red barn Better
Miss Bessie Kedbarn. secretary
of the Pougtns County Health
Unit, who has been seriously ill
with Influenza, is feiiorted to be
slightly improved.
Sawmill Man Here
L. K. Jenks, sawmill man of
Azalea, was In Koseburg during
Thursday afternoon visiting with
friends and attending to busiuess
interests.
Mrs. Ellen Lane, who has been
111 at Mercy hospital for the past 6
months. Is reported to be improved
a little In health. She is the mother
of Mrs. Phil Hohl of this city.
R C. Taylor, general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific Co.,
and A. S. Roscnbaum, general
agent from Medford, were in Kose
burg today looking after affairs
connected with the company's bus
iness here.
Baxters at Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. E. I Baxter have
been at Koseburg tills week to
visit friends In that city and look
after business. They have return
ed to Corvallis. Corvallis Times.
Hurt by Car
J. R. Webb, local service station
employe, was Injured today when a
car which he was servicing was
versed suddenly, knocking him
down and bruising both Icrs. It is
possible that bones ' in the legs
have been broken, but this has not
yet been determined. He was taken
to Mercy hospital, where he was
placed under the care of Dr. E. V.
Hoover.
charge of first degree murder.
Plea to Taft Fails
WASHINGTON, Iec. 7. Chief
Justice Taft refused to stay the
hanging at San Quentln prison,
California, today of John Joseph
M alone, convicted of the murder of
his wife at Los Angeles a year
ago.
The chief justice told Ernest
Spagnoli, of San Francisco, coun
sel for Malouf. that the attack
I which hi sought to make uiouthe
I vnlldlty of the California lsw regu
lating the trial of insanity p!-it in
murder cases had been lr otic lit to
1 the attention of the court in th
William Edward Hickman cape, all
I Los Angeles, and that he could see
I no reason w hy the court should
again go into the matter.
Spagnoli was advised that the
' warden of the San Qmntlii prison
I had refused to postpone the exe
cution until this afternoon (o en
I able him to see other members of
' the supreme court.
Proceeding on that assumption
Spagnoli continued to seek con
tact with all members of the su
preme ccurt.
Another Plot Foiled
SAN QCKNTIN PRISON, Cal..
Dec. 7. Prison guards today frus
trated the third attempt to escape
planned by convicts within the
last two weeks when they pulled
George Williams, Los Angeles
burglar, out of a pile of lumber
and stone outside the prison walls.
Missing at linkup time last
night Williams was nought for
hours until his carefully construct
ed hiding place was discovered. He
hail evidently spent days In Its
construction. Williams, serving
from one to tPn years, was placed
in solitary confinement with the
prospect of time added to his pris
on term as punishment.
Lat week four condemned men
and two long term prisoners were
apprehended shortly before they
I were ready to put an attempt at
la break into execution. A few
' days later a convict, missing nt
lockup, was found hiding undVr a
rock.
: Sutherlin Editor Here
j Will J. Hayner, editor of the
' Sutherlin Sun, was a business vis-1
l Itor lnhe city today. Mr. Hayner I
' is preparing to Issue a North
i Douglas special booster edition
! shortly.
LOWER LICENSE
ON TRUCKS AND
AUTOS SOUGHT
(Continued from page 1.)
.Back From Duck Hunt
Clyde Wlard. local boxing pro
moter, and Archie Archrambean of
Sutherlin have returned from Tule
lake In Klamath county, where
i they had been spending the past
! week duck hunting.
Meeting Time Changed
The regular meeting of Scout
troop No. 3 at the South Methodist
church, has been changed from
7:30 to 6:30 o'clock oonjfhr.
Scoutmaster Penhall announced
today. The change was necessitat
ed by the health meeting which is
to be held tonight In the church
auditorium.
Ex-Roseburg Lady Going South
Mrs. C. A. Sehlbrede left -Corvallis
today for San Francisco on
a visit to her son In-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Getlin, and
son, Harry. Mrs. Sfhlhrede will
spend Christmas holidays at the
Gettins home and will be there
until after New Year. Mrs. Sehl
brede has a number of friends In
rhe vicinity of the Golden Gate
and anticipates traveling over
much of that section. Corvallis
Times.
Turkey Shoots Being Planned
Both the Pistol and Rifle club
of Roseburg and the rock quarry
team are planning turkey shoots
preceding Christmas. The latter
will hold the shoot on December
16, shooting both for turkeys and
merchandise. The local group
will shoot for tuikeys only on De
cember 23. The Pistol and Rifle
club met this week to perfnct
plans for the coming event. The
club also held a shoot before
Thanksgiving at the ride range.
W. O. Roberts, of Portland Dray
men's and Warehouse association,
said all trucks should pay on the
same baBis regardless of use, that
the present license laws shouln tv.
repealed and one for DcensinK
and another fur regulation be
passed. -
Saturday the committee will dis
cuss the reports submitted. The
committee will make Its recom
mendations to the senate next
month.
Tilt committee Includes: Sena
tors Kiddle, Island City, chairman;
W ilia id L. Marks, Albany; George
W. Dunn, Asliland ; Edvai d F
Bailey, Junction City, and Joseph
K. Dunne, Portlund, 1
FUNERAL OF GENEVIEVE
COONEY BE HELD SAT.
Funeral services for 10-year-old
Genevieve Cooiiey, flu victim who
died nt Mercy hospital yesterday,
will be held at the Douglas Funeral
Home Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Edwards, pastor of
the Methodist church will ofiiclate.
Interment will lake place In the
Masonic cemetery. The parents of
the child, Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Cooney, are both In the hospital
critically 111 with pneumonia, fol
lowing flu. Mrs. Cooney 'a condi
tion this afternoon was reported
very critical, while Mr. Cooney
also was In a serious condition.
He was former county agricultural
at'nt for Ihiurln county.
FANCY STOCK SOLD
C. O. Garrett and son of Glen
dale report the sale of three Short
horn bulls from their rendered
herd to stockmen on Evans Creek
iu Jackson county. They ulso sold
a registered cow and calf to N.
Sauer and sons of Seliuuln, Jose
phine county.
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who doein't nit on of
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if yomr VWar cannot
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TIP-TOP COniS POPPER
Inspects Soldiers' Home
L. I). 31 a hone of 1'ortland was a
visitor In Koseburg yesterday. He
Is the national representative of
the Oregon Department of Spanish
War Veterans, and Is also a mem
ber of the department's commit
tee on the Soldiers' Home. He
spent considerable time yesterday
making an inspection at the state
institution. He will leave early
next month for Washington, I C.
for a meeting of the national exe
cutive committee of the veterans'
organization.
NOTICE!
We are the only authorized
CROSLEY Rad io dealers in
Roseburg. We value this
franchise very much and are
prepared to give service to
CROSLEY owners should
your set need attention. We
have a complete stock of all
CROSLEY models.
Open Evenings
Taylor's Battery &
Electric Station
riif.n 67
In Roseburg Super-8rvfc Sta.
tion Building, Cor. Roso 4 Oak.
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