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Newspaper Page TextI ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929. FIVE i f i ' 4 Delayed XmasGoodsSale Csywsam, Hfuu mm ininip.i ijnuiwiinn..ivsy.J im rmss -r ' naaasjii null 'r Including all left over Christmas Goods and all over-stock goods on hand, now offered to buyers at the big saving to you of . i3 OFF This tremendous discount- from regular prices is your opportunity, in addition to these drastic re ductions on holiday goods delayed in shipment or left over, we are offering ' ELECTRIC UTILITIES AT 25 PER CENT OFF Churchill Hardware Co. CLASSIFIED SECTION - -- 1 i ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE FOR SALE ; FOR SALE Wicker baby buguy. $10. 706 S. Mill St. ! NKW DISC HAHHOW, Ji5. 'J ills In a twrvuln T.cikn & llevprs Cn. " FOR SALK'l earn, harnesB and , wagon, see tuem at no uu avu. ' South. -IJKV fir block wood under abed, A f 2.7o per tier; atove wood $.1. Phone 24F32, f JEliSliV milch cow (or sale. Ar J Hold U. Kasper, Gazley Kt., Myr ! tie Creek. Flit block wooa, $2.5o per tier. Kound oak block and stove wood, $3.25. Phone i'UK SAtiE Larse potatoes, -. I rwt I IL Thumnsun. Star lit., f Hosbure. uar Loos Junction. I FOK SALE Good all-around wag on for ranch work or hauling. E. K. Woodcock Blacksmith Shop. OA 13" AN if V'f etTitrawloF eaTe also wheat straw or will trade for posts. Oscar Weeks, Ijole, Ore. FOR SALl: Four good cows fresh, and one to be fresh soon. Fred Vedder on Looking Class road. CHOICE mountain Denver onion seed lor sale. Idaho grown, $1.2i per lb. delivered parcel post. J. I. Graham, Star Rt., Koseburg. FOIt SALE Jubilee incubator. tWO-ege site, good as new, hot water heat; equipped for either electricity or oil. .'hone 2SFs. M. U. Green. FOKSALK Naragansett breeding turkeys. 1 have over 300 yet to at' 1 1 and deliver. Toms, as fine as can be found anywhere; weight from 18 lbs. to 2S lbs. Write W. L. Cobb, Rosehurg, Ore. FOR SALE Count ry home, 2 njfles northeast of Kosebun;; 13 acres, spring water, barn, garage and w,ell built, pleasant, comiortable 5 room house with bath, pantry and attic. In good condition. Quick sale desired to close es tate. Mrs. Idelia M. Hale, 957 Terrace Ave. Phone 607-J. Or U. E. ilennlgh, Itoseburg Dairy. Roseburg . Cabinet Shop 230 W. Oak FURNITURE REPAIRING Upson Board and Venear Panel Cut to Order Window Screens made to order E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA9 Automobile Insurance Your car Is not fully equipped unless It Is Insured. Fire and theft insurance are not the only essential coverages. You should be protected with Public Liabil ity, Properly Damage and Col lision Insurance. Protect your self from serious lots by insur ing today. We will gladly ex plain these different forms ol Insurance. Call or phone. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE IIS Casi St. Phone 417 Thtsc CkCDent food products are most convenient in an msrgency, and then, too, hey ttiminata worry and work vcy day in th yea. Mitts your retentions jnd phon In your order. Ws car ry an unlimited aasortmsnt of best vegetables in cans, 41 Economy Grocery O. l JOHNSON Tha Stora That Serves You Bast Phona J44 N. Jackson St I ! I FVRN1SHED house, central. 51-R. FOR RENT furnished, heated avts. Price right. 184 W. Douulaa KOIl .RUNT 6-room house. Inquire 604 W furulfehea Lane r)R RENT Modern 4-room fur niabed house with garage. In quire 720 Winchester. ijit KENT 4-room furnished apartment, ground floor, at 117 V. Lane street. A coiy home. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. WANTED "I WANTKD Carrots and cabbage. Phone S5F11. SKWIMJ WANTED Mrs. M. E. Pearce at Koaihagen Apt. 3U. Phone 96-J. WANTED to buy -KPTiead good young ewes. Geo. W. Newberry, ! Winchester, Ore. Phone 12F31. 1 EXPERIENCED camp cook would llke a iaiEe or sniail canp. 1 Frank T. Wood, Box 809, City. Phone 2S6-U WANTiIl""i,0 TilNT Piano by the niuaih. .Mis. M. George, care Joelson -iiivs,' ranch, Umpqua, - Ore gun. ) MISCELLANEOUS I CAR OWNER--Don't torget to call 5S3 when In need of auto parts. Sarff'f Auto Wrecking House. - . blJi' raisins direct trom produc er. Twenty pounds of Thomp son' Seedless for 11.23, delivered to any address in Douglas or adjoining Co. Satisfaction guar anteed or money refunded. J. A. Cobb, P. O. llox 413, Ued lllulf. Cal. j $50,000 JEWELRY STORE ROBBERY IN DETROIT ! Atwnl.tl Vrcm Lwed Wlrr) DETROIT, Jan. 5. Diamonds and jewelry valued at I50.0UO to $75,000 were taken from Ihe llny den Collateral company on Michi gan Avenue in Ihe downtown dis trict by three bandits who enter ed Ihe place this morning and bound the manager and his assist ants. - o SHERIFF APP01NT8 HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW DEPUTY (Anriattfi ITm I.Md Wirr) TAMPA. Kla., Jan. 7. Sheriff elect L. M. Hatton, Jr., of Tampa Is quite well pleased with himself, Miank you. He Is proud because he has alt pointed his nioiher-in-laar, Mrs. Kleanor R. Robinson, an a deptity sberilf. So far as Mr. Ilaitnn knows, she will be the first moth er In-law to art in that rapacity. Eat barbecu aaaowlcne anil tlva forerer. Brand Road Stand DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. 8. Weather . flurau Office, nospburir, Oregon. Itets reported by K. Ii. Fletcher, Meteorologist In charge. liarometrie pressure (reduced to sea level) S a. m 30.21 nlative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (percent) R2 Precip. in Inches and Hundredths: ltighe.it temperature yes'frdfiy 31 Lowest teniptrrature last nicht 35 Average temperature for the day Normal temperature for this date PrecfpiUiion, last 21 hours .. Total precip. since tut month . 36 41 l.S Normal prerip. for this month Total precip. from Sept. 1, 31 1 1928. to dale Average precip. from Sept. 177 - Tnral deficiency from Pept. ir2S . 0 ?3 ..15.01 1. i.:; Average E3fnnal precip. Sept. fo May. inclusne 3! 16 Foiwas-t fr tntnrmr soihi Oreaon; Mostly rhnidy toniahl and Tuosdsy; not much chance in i nt- perature. Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER Complete Health Service" Mineral Vapor Bathe FOR RENT "STATE TAX RELIEF BHD IllCES I ; REMEillISi;;;:l X.Utortetnt I'm lrd Wire) ! PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 6. Mem bers of the state property tax re lief commission debated yesterday : o.er various details of suggestions ! to the ' legislature for reducing ; taxed. The commission is working : on a set of recommendations j which if adopted aie expected to cut taxes la Oregon, f Much at the session was devoted j to a proposed recommendation to ; have the legislature review the ex I penduitUTe of miiiage taxes raised tor state Institutions o.f higher I learning. A sub-committee had rec , ommeuded : j "A specific authorisation by th ; legislature or otmr taxing buy prior to each subsequent levy ot a continuous milluK lax, the levy to be limited to such amount as is approved in the budget for which the elected taxing bouy is responsi ble." A tier discussion this was adopted with the addition of the woiub, ."not herettre voted by the people," to follow the words, "miliage tax." It was painted out that utulr the original text of the sub commit tee s recoinnteudaliou the legisla ture could pass on expenditure of thft fiiiKiit raiswi tnr t)i 1 m vrsil v i of trtcnn and Ort'enn Statu Aciri- cultural college thtouuh tlie aiiii- ago tax votea by the people. People Running Wild Uruce Dennis, of Kmntath Falls, a member of the sub -committee, who spoke in favor ot the rejiort said: "We are taking too serious ly this stuff passed toy the people. A bogey-mau Is running about tnis slate called 'the people voted it." The people are voting our taxes higher and aightr. One of the chiel causes of our hih taxes is that we have let the legislature duck Us responsibilities." Claude E. ingalls, of Corvallis, and Judge L, 'i. Harris, of Eugene, spoke against the report, ioiu said it wouid bring back old log ; rolline methods ot the legislature. S I Recommendations j J There was a wordy battle over a' tund be aiven the state lair. totK. 5 was passeu; j Consolidation of the stale gov-j jernment into the cabmet form, anjj plans for rauuctlon o rcui i-roper- ty tax, aie ptonutR'nt features ot Une coa,iii3siou . recommenoa- ttoas. Keueai of the two-mill elemen tary school tax on property, substi tution of a one-cent sasollne tax or other motor fees lor a stale property tax of 1 mill, and relief of county properly taxes by une mill, and relief of county property taxes by one mill by abolition of a requirement that this tax be levied BOOTS AND HER FRECKLES AND f t7 ITS AROOT TiW EATIM' GOMS 0 W DXJZT I COT PO BeeM so Busy h1 FcC6r;r 4m I t. H SALESMAN SAM 1 ! i ...),V. rr i t'. u.,. f i,., ,'ju- CJ1T 'tM 1,1 JMit t . OiO A A"t -Wi WWW Rlvt-y-t3E- tOO Ol OP - 1 WOri'T tWJfcT fi CHAP - RtrA-VX lit 1 I HOW ABOUT itKYW' rtVO J KX? 50CH I A t'l J t i V5CWM0& fV, Jfroaft, TXn tt- H XX : l a W ml JifiMiiiso f EATIM' GOMS 0 r-Y OXA4tSSG S i j S'3 ORArSS SCO WAS j S 7AAT i cot fo cwisswag- u ,S Tj).tae, ossis - 'Sour J. 1 KlCiCCO ABOUT SUJKl StUVfCt T'Oorf fNMO BUT U4SeM,YTO . y 7j ? NOTICE . The Rd Arrow frelnht 1 p bow located tn the Creason liiiiWing. 114 Noah Jackson i of tiie state market road fuud, are proposed. Creation 01 iuii-tmij state tax commission of three ap- ijoiuuve members to auiwrvise as, tlon" 1 MAO again: j 93 (once, full weiKbt and ganire; i-oiuier bearing. lino galvanutd, 3Uc par rod. Uarb wire S.5 roii. tiood eedar nosta 13c each. Btearua & Chenoweth. PATTERSON NOT 6U1DEO BY PORTLAND COMPLAINT POHTIAN, Ore., Jan. 5. In hi. .ttiuilniniAnia if meiil- bera of the public service conimis- j sion yesterday Uovernor Patterson : did not wait for transcript ot tue ; ' " Poilland council warning over a . cense lees and other iucidemai letter of Kenneth O. Harlan. rate)wnue. in aiiiiition to appropna-j . i. .- rv,jiiiii at the cy Hon or nitllage leviea, waa dicii aaU today. At the hearing Harlan eipiaineo -'""' '""" his reasons for statin that the years l-CS and ISJO, as approv council should Uetuanu new com-eS f (he Boveor, are apprai raissioners be apimted by the tely 4.2tM).J less than during euvei-nor. He accused Comniis-1 sioner Corey of bias in favor the Portland Electric Power com pany, and declared that in order to get a fair hearing of its ease before (he commission the city should see to it that new cannula - sioners were named. The council decided 1o make no j , paf)lirBn but hired a court reporter to make transcript of the hearing to be forwarded to the governor for his information. The transcribing of the reporter's shorthand notes was completed late yesterday and de spite the governor's having made his decision the transcript was sent to him by special messenger today. For Those Who Are Losing Weight and Strength SCOTT'S EMULSION & The Tonic Rich in Cod- liver Oil Vitamins 28.; il im Scott ft Rowne, BiotmtfSf M. N. J. BUDDIES HIS FRIENDS I - Y OXAiS: t'3 CUQ1SW.AG m?A :y absji rieee. if ) l f-rr-nJ soy.' tmats a Mice ) 1 I i 11 ' , ! 1 V r A. t -f ( -. i- t.. v PATTERSON GUTS $4,200,000 FROM THE STATE BUDSET ; 0 , .-rJr?gon- t , j ed by Uotci nor I'ntlorron, wale i budget otltc -t. a fc 23.1. s.- Sal, accordi M u-i iii.miai bud-i pet of proposed cijtendiutr1 coat-1 pitied iit'tk toduy by Haui A. Kos i er, atate budget cotittulssltiiwr. ? t) lllia amount l.J,iS.) be ( raised by fixed aiiptopiiatiflua. while il.si2.sit ill be reciivfd j through nilllaw leviea iliifti tUe i pet cem iimiiailon. itfiiiage ir- viea ouisuie (he per cent iitui-j iation iomi f.lil5,2T3. The amount txK-oumietwled by Carernor Tatter- vt without the per cent Utut- M,V-tV:,U ...,. r. K , "M , , l V nieninuni and ivz. ine ap- propriatknis for 19-7 and 11128 to taled $2",3i9.4i7, aa against ill, 4ii3tfi in the years ltf2S and : , , . , v . J . l7W 6,( f1 f ed for in and tliwoRh ; Broswrty tax and othr revenu-a I'MPUeabje to the payment of the general governmental exsfeiiaes WMKMi. MEXICO BECOMES HUMANE TOWARD . . T- t . MEXICO CITY, Jan. Tiie Avt.it, ai,H lit ,. Inal i-onients of uutt- li!;iiK'iii are to be aliandoned on , AH colors to harmonise with the Mi-xicaa "lJevil s Island" aadjwtotw cosiumej . .. . at .llartii' tide schools and cooperativa SwoikidiDps are to be establishd for tiie benefit of tiie prisoners. Emotional scenes were enacted among the pr(in on the isiand when tieneral Kmncisco j. J-iujic., new dirctor of the iwnat colony, announced that henceforth only hu- mane awthoda wouid be employed , .. -x1. ... ... m aeanne wun ie criiKiE.ss es- m-d there. Many of the prisoners , ,, 0,1B.ui In a soeech to the members of the! men lo,,t w the tMT& Manser coltmy, made known the new1w ships carpenter, waot inihW, 4n. King policy. The colony occupies the largest of a group of three islands nil the son thwewtern coast of Mexico, known as Las Trea Marias, Only j criminals of the worst type are jaent there and the t stabissismem j Kt.i?r ago earned fr itself the title 1 .Mexican iviJs island. Prisoners ffl!ii(l(lMel at the hift T hoing Opal to 8oy' tmats a Mi&e ORArJGS V34J WAJ jv.tae, ossi-3 Boor AS 8!S A 02AMG& AS X CMEft GA.J'! Sam 13 i'. ,.t"t iW t&v J TOO t-tSSeM SHOW SOM4E. Ptpl use voos. MOT A mTUR! . I sfr.t to the Island and tain of hardship among the outcast sta ! tiotiid there rivaled those fmmJba j original lJrTil'a ialand." France i araous prlsoa colony off Uia uovj !of Frt-ncb UuUna. i -. I trt-ucrat luuika aKBCasliad Iti&i i njachiiiei? will bp bioulit to the c.ofEy 10 tke the tila4r ul mauiul u)iw in aome of $ha- fo&Atwp orii. fue tooierave (iw niji giro he priaonera aiMrttaiitation in th : p.tMtta ot tbe iudualliea 4-MabiUh I ed en the ibland and each prisoner will be i&ukUI tiaaa.' CX?OSUBG BLAMED Pon i CHUKCH CDITOR S BEATH NEW YOHK, JBi S.--J)lUi of the Re. 1 ir. Jainea OartleM Bailey, 'dilur of ibe Preabylerlao must 2ie. a attribttte4 today by ertio' aure anllemi aeTerai days a?ro dor 1K a at"-ctat'ular tire is tW tin coiupiMed iiiverside iriTe Baptist i elturcli. of hlh the Ke. 7. Env eraoa FoadicK i to fce paatir. j ' " ' ' " ' Armwiel, piano tuner. Phone 188-1 . YONCALLA WINS ..., j , fUrkM Cf ITHFOI IN tKUM 3UJHtKiJl,i r ; tenia lefaied tlie snlherita Jiisn i j school teams at 'Voncails Satur!:: night in two fast and interesting games. The Yoncalla girts won ueV:V,t tttstaTi.wton Tues- 4fi to 3. The game "wan evened.: tne-itg, JkiQ bih. - - until the last Quarter, 'when Ton . , call trii Is staged a sensational raiiy and piled up ft wide margin ' . i ihat gave them tiie Tirttwy. . Je,AiicfiEB CCAtRVOVANT IS game between the boys' teati was exceptionally last, particularly in the first half. 1 he second half Yonealla. shifid ', its, lineup and the new comblhtttlott' proved very efffctive, so itot the, saw was won 34 la 17. It was file first (Hume of lhe noriiiert DougSaa jUlK'.i school league, watcit .. aisia 01 teama rpprewntiBH omn erlin, Oakland, "Voncalla and Brain i high schools. - - ; - - ; iserviee'.-.-.'li'oneJt stikv - bonest measurements up to 30 Indies J iensth. Honest tpmiily in i1ise toggery, TWO DROW AT SEA AjWVltlftl Pm LtrxUrff Wir) tiKr..M, Germany, an. 5, . . . 1 All but two membra of tiw rresv of the t.erman steamer ftoeavl - j Mm whteh sprang ft teak about i fiiW mt nt nf Kwf3tifiaiand. " - , - - were rescued yesterday by ihe American steamer Ssguacne. The FLU-GRIP! 1uc. XKtort n stans. Rub oc inhale vapor UICUS .V..yAPpRUB I rwttite-w Jar vmm rarty the Rescue ESS i-AttSVf MOWCY - .OOVt AT hiww Bus, to Pick WOOPEti WEU.,FiW Vi Q CK KOO&H, AH mxj W 816 MX SAQUiXA SEEM TWe CrJS X ATS YESTtRDAV- IT AS BIS AS A Of f-Day o, LAOY IM TWe iTWfc viamts To see. sof.e- in WOM- ernn . a If! 3 it J YA1 fcKAAfeUUN- s "Jr. Beans Are Better Itf tlE III t . Better buy a Bean If you need a sprayer. We are booking orders now for carlot shipment. I ORDER NOW AND SAVE Repairs kept'tRtotJ.'ljetViJ register your sttacriine. Send u in the size arid number of your machine , and the year you bought it and we wiii credit you .ivith 25c ors your first order for repair. See us f irt- -Mre i FarraBuraCooperative&cliar(ge Kosebur . i )ierdi WUlUir t Co. lu.ip v-e j 4 4 O . - . -roCATELLO, idaho, Jan. Denied & writ of habeas corpus A. 11. Meyer, aliespd clairroyant, was n.lo hti, tos!lt, tecltigSusa. ' t.,i ....... . i ..... etutwet of obtaining mm.mll " - ,.,1. nretenses. 1 Meyer aa reiuraed ban fror - ' sirtm Ore. afmr Mrs. AKiwa j, j McCajpmacTdfiho; nad Sjiiatgeo-iiftp paiis ;r; jiia h.B M us.-ji-Mli f.t i4J- ilJllliOJilidi tA i nn-Yv uvw n iv w i Another els aree drouths fey Tilr. H r 1 vnn rta nf lunhij VWiiS. t Idaho, accused Meyer of accepting money it a iw.4U3isl(iaJjo th DiOtttiSt, fr ....-! i-: 'iv. :-:v A, D in aeoutio inm Meyer utut his wife jointly charges them Willi obtaining $16 from Karl Ktss of Americas Fas, Idaho, on i a promise of sceariB employment him . ,&ut. witeia hUT ug di,cijiri?li 1o jjBve mf,rt . -a that urv Vord ttmiMuAua opening of minm, . KINO GEORGE UNCHANGED , AtH tm 4rc) "tieorges phystciai. at a. ia. today, issued this fcaHetini The kins has had a fair night an4 tiiere ia no ehsnjfe io report Un his majesty's eotltloa." t o BROKAWa ARE DIVORCED KKNO, Nev.. Jan. 5. A final riivorr ijiTrp rarryinjE with it n HUO.Mfcot MS tHAT tiMt WW Y.M IWt Q f?t, C 4T4 UEY'MEy-' VCW iW3MJ BETTES'M ! THAT- OCAAitSES AiEWeR GET AS B ' V1E.U--1T JAS AS v . AS A VWATEffLOM, j .a Y GOS,"vKVT : FITS YOO TA 1 ta'WrSM OUT fSM' C4B.T HtrV TPcVe. , , Im.'M s iM I U:!. I I mm 1 KUti save money. ii,, -.1 5 -li Oaktaixi Sj, -.in Suatt Spray I'smti Co. Flow Co. NOTICE Sok iTndsa Veterans of Civir-War The first regular nit-eilng cf AdHbert Ames Post will fee ealU'4 to order at o'ciork Wedndsy, Jan ilth ' e tlte jU'onE y. JTease eonte as this is .n important business meeting. Help bs to get or- ganiitni fr tiie new year. t-Uiri Voburgh, Cora, T ,tlree Buina 4or waa grauted today ftt C arson City in the onus- W., nilnte nnitt nf VvuiW urtion .m in. ianiuo i. ikArr ivn r,t:u Anthv vr Vrk kiA. oh wealthy gouuds deaerlioa. o For 9 Years Gas Ruined Her Sleep "Due to stomach pas, I was rest Jew and nersous for $ year. Ad ierika has lieipe4 n:e so that now I eat ami sk p good." Mrs. K. Touchsiine. Just NE spoosfu? Ai1erika m lieres sas ai that tionied fieilni o that you an eat aJi4 I'ep weii, AHs on BO!'i tipper and lower bowei and remoyes oid waste mat ' ter ym never ti.aKht was there. So matter what ou have tried fiT yotir tHaii as4 feoweis, Ai'Tika will surprise aa. Nathan Fuller- ton, drKlst. , o " - j EVERYTHING BUT i ""I y ! That horse yoa soid Ttti lias dtiHie4 4wa 4eaiV tant eip ltt sir, K never tlU that while I a4 iir Passing By Martin i bOYM. VU. HAVt TO HAWO IT - 'irtjRE -blOtPvKcO AiOtXOtt : - 'i. 0OHT tii 4m- By Blosser BySmnll ft COOK. . TV, V u cr rr y 327 Case I'taona 491 i J-f f "yw-f nar Wtft U T - '-' - - - ' - . A. i -a .