Roseburg news-review., January 08, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

ROSFBt'Rr. NFWS-RF.VIF.W, ROSEBURG. ORF.GON. TUFSDAY. JANUARY 8. 192Q.
THREE
LIFE SENTENCE ON "8 Vice-president called "the
4-TIME OFFENDER "1 ia Ameri-" "M
MAY BE REDUCED Adeline. Patti. greatest nojirano
jo her day, ang Juliet in the
(A-Utrl frnw f--.t 'trt- WjOUnod Opera bat December night.
LANSINO. Mich.. Jan. . r,ov-A KavetU was Romeo. The1
crnor Kred W. (ireen today Indira!-1 conductor waa llomualdo Sapto, ,
ed that executive clemency may be ! wno ntiW maintains a atudio inf
extended to Mrs. Ktta Mae Milier,!NfW Vork. The plra was sung inj
first woman to be sentenced to; ila3iim " j
life Imprisonment in MittiiKun un-1 The performance January 25, f
der the habitual criminal law. She ! winding up nhe last season in j
as convicted of four liquor law ! which the Chicago Tlvic Open!
violations. j company will use the auditorium.
"So one expects her to serve ajwl!' nave Edith Mason as Juliet,,
life term," tiovernor Green said Charles Hackett as Itomeo and
"She must, however, pay a reason- f Giorgio Polaeco as conductor. For
nble penalty for her offense. " miclil, Defrere, i'avlnska and fo
nts comment followed a decis- i treuli are some of the other names
ion yesterday of tin stale supreme 1 i!1 tn? cast.
court upholding the criminal code! Tn! 1!S-S season of tile Chtca
and its habitual criminal section. I K t'lvtc Opera company will be
and confirming the life sentence of I given in the company's new the-
Kred Palm, "ptnt-ot-gin" life, the
first person to be seutcuced uudcr
the act.
Famous Cough
Prescription
r mi e i u rtne ana ntUK scoring
Contains ro Chloroform urtmnra frmnt i.u.,n oh..rt.n
Other Harmful Drugs
The use of medicines containing
chloroform or doie to relievo'
coughing is dungerouii and unnoc
8sary. Now anyone can get quick
sure relief with a famous pre
scription called Thoxine, which
contains no chloroform or other
harmful drugs and is safe and
pleasant to take.
Thoxine is thoroughly efficient
because it has a double action
soothes the irritation gors o(,vcl
to the internal cause, and stops the
cough almost instantly. Far su
perior to cough syrups and paten I
medlclnres. Also excellent for sore
tliroat. Quick relief Kuanmieed or 1
your money back. 35c, 6n and
11.00. Sold by Fullftrton's und ail
oilier good drug mores.
FAMOUS OLD SHOW
HOUSE IN CHICAGO
TO BE ABANDONED
(AuorUted Vrrm lnn Win-)
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. The famous
old stage of the Auditorium, whose j
sombre proscenium arch for nearly j
four decades has yawned across t
the orchestra pit upon a filtering
"diamond horseshoe," will echo lo
cpera for the Inst time January i
6. !
"Romeo and Juliet" will be the !
final opera on which the heavy!
steel fire curtain will descend.
Just as "Romeo and Juliet" was Total precio. since l:-t month.. 1.34
chosen to open the theatre to op- Normal precipe for this month 5 31
era 39 years ato. j Toi reeip. irmu Sept 1,
When the auditorium was didl-i 102S, to date 10.72
cated in December, issf, flie oc- ' Averif-e prettp. from Sept. 1,
casion was of sufficient national t 377 15.18
consequence to bring President jTof-t dfiftciency from Sept. 1,
Harrison and Vice-President I-evi V.i2 - MS
P. Morion from Washington. They t Average seasonal precip. Sept.
had been nominated in the unfin- j -o May, inclusive 31.16
Ished Btruciure the year berore. j Forecast for interior southwest
Governors from many states and , Oregon:, M0x fair but,,Uh low
official from Canada also were clouds and fos; tonight and Wed
pvosent when the theatre, which n;-sday; continued cold.
j JAjNUARY ' f
CLEARANCE-!
I And Pre-Inventory Sale in AH
Departments
Annual reduction of 15 to
50 on the entire stoe'e.
AH Coats left on
rack
y2 off
Rain Coats, a 1
left at
Marksbury Store
Roseburg,
IMJKI12SX2iM
.
Just Received
Another Shipment of
Crosley
emd Console Cabinets
Open evenings, come in and hear them.
A-C FJectric Prices, Complete
$113.75 to $200.15
EASY TERMS
Radio Service and Repairing
RUITER RADIO SERVICE
Union Oil Service Station
Stephens Street
HITOCIXIW
aire, now uniitr rontructiun.
FOOTBALL COACH WOULD
ABOLISH GUARD POSITION
Aaociati-d I'rrm Loams Wire,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 8 It the
foot ball rule makers wish to speed
trainer at the University of Penn
sylvania and head coach of Ameri
can Olympic teams, suggest thu
removal of th two guards.
"There are too many men on
the field now." he paid, "and I
would suggest droming the guards.
They are there; they work hard;
nobody sees them. They Just make
the game more complicated by
their presence on the field without
adding in the least to the thrill.
Removal of the guarda would mean
more scoring.
Robertson's suggestion found lit
tle favor with Lou Young. Ienn
coach. "So far as I am concerned,'
he sakl- "l wis:' , -
would
foot bit ii alone. It's
all
risiit
way It is."
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
IT. 3. Weather Bureau Office,
Roseburfr.-Oregon. Data -reported
by E. K. Fletcher, Meteorologist in
charge.
Barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 5 a. m S0.27
Relative humidity S p. ni. yes
terday per cent 89
Pecip. in Inches and Hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday 37
Lowest temperature bast tiiht
Average temperature for tiie
Normal temperaiuro for this
3
3
date 4i
Precipitation. Inst 2t hours 0
y
AH Dresses in stock,
formerly priced at
$19.75 to $39.75,
now
sio.oo
Hosiery in broken
sizes, at, a pair
50 Cents
Oregon
- . i
ttIlX2l&L2Z
$1
A
Radios
"?
Phone 559
be way a fortnight
LOCAL
On Business
Otarst Anderaon, Mtlrase ranch
er, iraaart business and vUtt
fd lth frinJs htr vMr!ay.
From Southern DouQta
Hvx M. Alien f Aivnh Cm-k
was a visitor In this vtty Monday
t J.xfc affrr imgfii ss alfatrs.
Mrs. Bjerg Visits
Mis. i J. iijerg of Uiversdale !
was i;i town tor & brief time yea- ,
tent ay visiU:v5 friend and snap-!
ping. j
Mr, Long Visits
Conrad Long. Cole Valley ranch-
cr, sjtent several hours Monday,
visiting and transacting basines
la this city. j
Mr, Burkt In
Roy Burks of Hroekway was aj
visitor in Kascburg Monday after-1
noon to look after business afuirs
and trade. j
In Monday j
Hons Lovelace of Dtxonvillo was!
a visitor in Roteburg Monday aft j
ernoon lo look after business uiat-
ter. j
Sysmess Visitor
A. C Wilson, Kuponean, spent
Monday and today in this city look
ing alter business affairs and vis
iting. Operator in City Monday f
H. H. Inks, logging operator at
Bridge, spent Monday aiu-rnooa i
this city looking after busmefcjj tn-
t eres t s and visiting. I
Melrose Man In
V. K. Woodruff, Melrose rancher,
was attendinK to business affaiis
and visiting in this city ou
day.
Supervisor Visit-
Hugh Hitter, suprviFor of the
area at Tiller for the forest sor- :
vice, was a buainesa visitor ia !
Koseburg Monday. j
Sutherfin Family Here- -
Mr. and Mrs. T, C Fraser of
Suiherlin spent sever! hours vis
iting and transacting business in
Rose burg.
Dillard Visitor
Mrs. D. Coon of Oiilard was in
this city for several hours on Man-1
day visiting with friends and trad-!
Spent Aftemcon
George iJeiiemardi and son, Al
bert, were here for the afternoon
yesterday trading and looking alt
er business.
Glide Visitor
O. M. Shockley of Glide vu a
visitor in Hoseburg Monday, spend
ing the afternoon transacting busi
ntas and trading.
Mrs. Frarer fn Cfty
Mrs. Clarence Kraxer of Siiiher
lin kus in Rost-bui Monday at
tendine; to buslneaa ajattess ami
vifiiing friends.
Visitor Monday
G. W. VatUThn. resident of Glide.
I spent several hours yesterday in
I this city iittending to tuiaeea a
I fairs am! visit infr.
:On Way Home to Glendle
J W. Ii. Iiedfiebl, resilient of Cilen-1
g , date, aioped over In Kosebm g I
1 Monday on his way home following
ja month's slay in Portland. I
Mr. Croucher In
tleori-'e frourher, rancher of
,!hO!nHa, spnt Monday alteration inj
Ijjthis eity trailing and auen'ttng to ;
5? ' other hushiess matters. !
Returns to Cattane Grove
J? After a islt here with Mr, and
iS.Mrs. I. Dom-etio nntl other friend.
sJMrs. W. Maddox rettirnetl yester
Sjtlay to her home In t'ottasre Grove.
g Will Visit In Canada
ft! Mrs. Arthur l.ebodut of Marsh
t field visited in this city Mondny on
g hr way lo Portland. From the roe-
tropoiis nhe will no to Saskatciie
t ut, Canada, for a stay.
Mr. Savag Return North f
Mra. A. K. Ravas, who had hn
JV spendtn; the ho.kiaM in this nitv
g"vi?3i!ng wi'h her mo lit r. Mr.
gP. Iturii. and her aunt. Airs, li. V.
i;Kezarte, UHt imisy for bi-r horn?
In Portion!.
Returns to School
iis iinics who has n In the
vlty for tho past two wwks nhy
jf its bin 'ho, yjirailfin ifb r-.a-
to rTum hin (httlt'j at th iisil
A MiHtary AcaU.n.y. lort3an(i. -
From Daughter'
Mrs, Mary Smtih relumed to her
home in this vliy from Kujsene
Monday afternoon. Phe has hwn &t
?ne nome or ner dft'jjfhier, Mrs. Ii.
F. fJfliow. hoe fumffy h.i lK-n
!3I with Ifirhi'-nza. They are now
imnrovinjt. Mrs, Fmith renorts,
Ex Resident En route Saiem
harles Sho makr, formpily
wtih the Host tmrc more of the J,
C. 1 ney omtRiiy and nw Tran-
awr of the Vrka. fHfoFni.
store, visited friends hr' Monday.
3e was r.route to S.ih'jri to visit
g with relative.
K Leave for Bay City
K, We Wtinon, prominent eit
banker of San Kranrhsco. uni l
Orirnwahf. r-al estate ottrator of
fit tht hay rit". er vSfitors in
Hohurir Monday. Thy w-re on
rheir way horn- follow ii.e a trij
over the ItooaivIt hlrhway od a
V buines ty In iquii!e,
4
On Wty to Vatfejo
On hr Wfiy sott'h to ralSforsiia,
fit Mr. J, Howaid. a r-iti'ttt of Jtsi-
V iv VhIU-v nar thia 'i'y, vh,?d
her .Vondav Bft'rnon, Mr. How-
ard iil vis;! in VhIIJ .th hr
g hife, Mm. H. Jl. 'henoweth, and
A hitT may o on to Ixmjr H3t h to
NEWS
Visitor From RucM L U' "J UtHbar
was ia lio:brs tM morning Ti.jafufr Hd '"d"-
mint and acting ;w'i SoJttwm Om Visitor-
Her From Eugene Today
V. K. Market. iitrmry of thU
city, was here Monday evening
and today at! ending lo business at
fairs. From Southern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Temby. Jvsi
dents of MedfonK were in Rose
burg over Monday looking after
bu-siiieis matters
Mr. Lacy Visited
A. C, I.aey, resident of FiJtton,
wan in liowebmg tonday d tt
d;iy attending to busiuej-a matters
and visiting.
Canyonviiie Visitor
C tl. Iloilenbaugh of Canyonviiie
was in this' city over Jfondity at
tending to business Rjattvrs
visiting with fritnis.
President University Here
Carl C. loney president of Wil
bntette university, sad Chartoa
Duncait of Salem were visitors itx
ii jaeburs over Mouday.
Return to Gnda!
iirs. C. W. Hinesf operator of
one of the tiiendale camp grounds,
returned last evening to her home
nfter rrtenJins the day here on
business.
C. o. Garrett, Cleedate resident,
spent Monday in tbf city tfnisfi:
itiS the work on the fair boarvl.
Mr. Oarrett has been ill wUh.lti
ftuenxn but is now bttprovtag. ;
Spending Few Days 1
C. B. l!otchiss of Sale Utke,.J.
S. Crltcheow of Oakland. Cal., and
K. J. Kttzgernld of San Francisco,
aTl of the Western ihslJdlng and
Loan association, are here tor a
two-day visit.
Parish to Elect I
The annual parish meeting of
St. George' church wil! be held at
tne parin uouse on Kriciay eve-
ntg of lt.I w k ,i g oV!rk..Of-
Z . . m k , .
an convention witi be ejected alia
reports ma.le.
u . r '
Movms to Rotebura
(rank J. Norton, focnl csnnery-
from Sntherlfn to KoaebarK. He re-
cently purchased the Albert Abra-
ham house on Kprtiee slrtet and is
oteutyiijg the lesidenee after hav
ing the interior refinlehed.
Vtsitora at Chapman Home Left
Mr. and Mis. Wi K. t'hapman
bave been entiM-talnhiK at their
Lanrelwood hom the . tetter's
-'ni. . rxiicir i milt
i ny, fin-ron. amt Mr;v A. 'if. KC'
tt laiua. utui, t ite viaiitira leu
i. v mi.
Returns to Duties
Kudolph Ilnrness, who has been
viidiinic at liis home here, left to-
d:.y o.i his return to Siueea. Grant
county. whre he is Installing ma-
chhtery at the jilant of the Hlttea
latniber eomeny. He - was railed
here by the death ami funeral
of
his mother, Mrs, A, M. Harness.
Returning From Portland Today
J. A. IlitnllnK. n:attaKini;-owner
of the I'nibiiua hotel, and Mrs.
iiarrimir ere exoeeted home twiuy
fioni fori land. They have been
In lite ntettoiHiiis far a few days,
Mr. Iturd:iK. wlvj is reshltltt of
the t,i-t;oa S;aie Kot. f B.-.sorlntion,
atfendir a titeeiittg of the or
?,untzution. Daughter Improved J
N. W. PerUtu, owner u! the'
Koseb-.ttie t'ieaners, -retnritpd here;
this tiKiinitin from Myrtle Point'
where he 'km eitlictl hy the Keil-j
cut illr.ers of his ii;t!e daughter.
Kite contractt-d imetttKOtsJa loilnw-1
lug infiuentit und h.T eondition j
1ms been nave. H ts niw Ix-llev- i
ed that the crisis has passed, Mr. i
I'eikins states. i
Valuable
Food Tonic
for uso In tbn treatment tit
avm-rat lisMSitj! an i iosa ot
f.fjh.
X
Full Pint $1.00
REXALI. EMUtSION COD
LtVEH OIL fs a m.t iut.it
3t.'.'. sifitot (Hir1 wttit1 ni-.t;-j;titi
rontaftiirtjf vifatuitsi. -tJt
rtnanjir vttSiry fr ttji
health arifl wfH being of
tKi!ts antt itiTatiiis. Tttis
ttri Nor-sJ3ft rol Hv-r f j
nntl.4ion Ia mltl pxthli t v'-t
at
Naiban FuHerton
Th itrnfZ Vnif Star
ROSEBORO, OREGOf.
i A"V WITH fi.A ?--
From Coast
Sr. mat Kwf J, W. Fowler uf
CtKjmlie wort- vi.m'-i tn tt,i Hly
From WHbUfw
was i this ehy over Monday at
tt iidiii- to buines matter.
tTenmil Vrster
J. Hubert of Tenmft stent sev-
era! hours looking after business
Camas Man in
A. V. Cieier of Camas Valley
spent several hours here Monday
tiuiisuctiug basiners and trading.
From UmsQua
Mrs. Fkirence Thlele of lTmpqua
was in RoseburR Monday afternoon
visitinjr with Cftetuta and transact
ing busineas.
Business Visiter
V.-Wcottruff of Melross was in
this city attending to business mat
;t r1" j
Sunday.
u . 1
Mr. Buhn!J Here.
Mrs. Mary Bushueil of Tenmilel
was ia Kosetmric thf afternoon vis-,
ItinK with friends and transacting
busmess.
w ft nn-L -
2 ARRESTED FOR
DOOB! F M!FRnri?:
A-o Umt U't
YOrxOSTOWN. Ohio, Jan 8
' Two mea were arrested here today
o , HV " w J7v
S Cana K S,2 "rhf5?S
?L f. xKLri'i h.f f P"
f gf ETti l1008" ,Mr
1 f, 3' V?yi. ted-
. f-lt j.-, i( ) , ,
near
The other sustect ia Sieve Sia -
ro.ts. Si, of YUBlij;31oKn.
TO A nt tirre i rrn
IKAiiM tills AUIO,
KILLINCiONF MAN
I OS ANRPI PS Jn it H,mi,i
r, tu,.diH :Ha.ro1'!
tod,,y aad ittto c, Wallw;, 5
tomoWte salesman, ta la a hospital
seriously Injured as a result of a
collision, bet m , coupe In which
'b,)' K'pre -WiBit and the Southern
PaeiHe's fast train "tl'.' at a
crossine In Zlnt neir hen. lioih
! Walker a frarr.ire of both
he car was demolished.
PLACARDED PUPIL
5l JFS l-IFI? TFAPHFB
aUSa 1 LAtl1LK
. w,
TtEEnSBPRO. Wto, Jan. 8.-ne.
! ca,lal.( ,hg ctollne(,
she had to
I ..Mrr..m?
vhkh read;
zn
during ,.,! bo"rs. KvJlrn
imiil nt the Keliey t
i school here, is iirfinslnit action lorf
: damaces of i'tM aicalnst her 1
teat her, Kenneth Scoon. I
The trlrl claims she was forced
. ,i, ,.i....,l .i,.rf.. k ,
houys for a c,(wJcetf an(J ,hat he,
were ttttrl to the eictent.
ut f'uulxi
n
, PHONE CONCERN TO
SPEND $272,000,000
IN COAST STATES
fAKx.ttecl Vrrm ImW tHi)
SAN KRANflSCt. Jan. .-
a,P?t.J!iV,Km",!rb?ryK"a'1
day that the Paelfie Telejhone and
Teieraj)h company plans to sjtend ;
?;T2,tH),t!0 In five Pacific coast i
states during the next five years
for plant and ettttii-tmnt improve:
""A" , , . , j j . .t.
1 1, states Included comprise tha
whole area of the minys ac-
Iv.tlea: t-Btttoni la. Oregon ,Wa
inston, Western Idaho and Nevada.
EXPLOSION KILLS PACKER
( A :(rxi I'rrm 3sm- Vtir
SAN ASTOKHK IVxas, Jan. 8,
Anton Hrithmsn, ownpr of ft
t it kijsc plant hro, wa kiHfi), one
! worknma and a hoy were serJousiyi
f injured, and twenty workinea es
i t-ajMt ijj!iry wh the boilr ex-
!lwb 1 t(ay and f. tt hack Ihruuah Ht Jaam M-Sar tmpowt b
!! roof of the budding among the at(pl !!(t:ty lltnn . mimb.-r of skr
n"'n- arr-tf at Klamath Kalis by fi-
ORY LAW ENFORCEMENT IN
ORCCON FOR DECEMBER
ri-tfl frrM L..l W:r.)
SAf.KM. On-., Jan. The Iio-ct-nttit-r
rt-trt f Gorae Alxan
dr. stste prohibition commis
sioner, shows ss arrests by opera
tives of the sentiment dttrtns: the
niotith. Kines were imosed In a
ttrtat of V.Vii, A total ot 3743 liai
lotis of inash attd ,63SE aalirms of
liquor vfere destroyed. Officers
fe.ied 12 stills and confiscated
three automo&iies.
TtME IS SLOW
I,f)NI)fi.V -While the, clock In
Matieheter Town Halt as strik-Irift-
VI. Krle Hjencer. motoreyctist,
rtde rtmnd the bultdin-. a distance
of 3H jardf. It took him 40 sec
onds to make the distance and tt
tk the ci&t k fi2 seconds to chime
12.
BOOTLEG LEO
HAMILTON-, O. One crrnitl
hsrdiy say that the boose sold tf
John riatiKTton as ared fn the
wixsl, bat tt was certnlniy cartiett
on the ott meatiitiie Juh&'a teir.
I'oiice f'mtwf six neaf pot kets tack
ed on the leg, and sis haif hints
of aliesed liquor being; transported
tllercl-i.
A HABIT WITH HIM
SKlt'X t lTV, ta. The whisky
must hae feeen rood, or else Wal
lace Hhtimste, 4S, cottldti't ha-e
born tip hndr It. He has been ar
retted for trttoticatioo Jl? times
str tha first of the year, fttl hia
last offense, the judc. ordered i
him out of Iowa, 1
LOCK OF 111 IS
LEADING II
'WITCH 1
AwUtJ int Wire)
YORK. ia.( Jau. S The mogJc
anifft
of Joim If, lUvmyer, reputed 'po
tt'B doctor.
First injected by a comnxon
wealth witness, Clayton O. Ilesa, a
oswjeF 01 one oi jMjrajer i wti :
aUejfi'd acemupJices in the g!s$
of NeJson U. IJehmeyer, c.noth;T
aliegef "heser," that single wonl
domiasted the early hours of the
triaK Thft cross examination of:
Hess by the defense brought eat
the whole witchcraft angle of the
kililnjE.
District Attorney Amos V. Jfor
rtm&tts, who itaid he hopejs to
convince tho jury that robbery was
use prtme motive, fought sa raiJ
assinst tho elabonuloa cf "hex
ism.'
Judsre Say P Sherwood ruled
that He statement In direct
tnmcmy iaie yesterday ih&t
"Hiymyer told me be got the
witch" opened the way.
iess told hai claims waa
the eau for the slaying.
I5iymyer said he had ta jeet a
spelt ever your parents he tod
He saW he wow hi dijr it whste
and pat It sight feet in the hale
to tak th 85eU off B,y IotvM
Thst n took pJace
Monday night, November 2, after
&nd Curry" one oHhe ,o tbV
trial, to wold nrt
Rebmeyer home.
back to the Hess home, Ute Vflt-
.t,t
, mrmyr ,, 'i need help to
' g"t tha hair- Ttm ioo
strong. I'm going down to set the
hxir n'" " testified.
ettt the other two and Clay-
on Hess he drove all three
to the same woods. This a on
the night Rehmeyer wa killeti.
MRS, A. M. HARNESS
IS BURIED MONDAY
If"1 ,a ho chapel ot
wnwwa Mineral limns for
t htmefT attended bv relatives n4
frlenda or the deceased. There
wr Blafty b"tWf floral trfbates
. to the memory of this pioneer iedy.
1 2Jt- W?!he-r ' of the njntist
,"-"w ,
,TOt .. .,,
cemeterv. H. C. Steams
,'B ehSr" ot ""I"" "'-
fKtfw e wins
Ba3' 8ra "! No. nnder
"";- i won a notty
roitieIed bafkelnall came from
mtwt Post troop No, , at the
on'or h'sh school xymnaslant
,Bitt 'Kfcf- The score was very
seven and ended IS to 14, the mar
i eln beins: represented by the mtm-
ber of saerssfnl free throws re
, salting from penalllea imposed
against the lesion's troop for b
neressary roughness, a retttris
game Is to .be played Thursday,
Jnnnary 3Tih.
SUPPOSED WIDOW WAIVES
, rf aiss m n,s(1DiL
CLAIM TO INSURANCE
ikneriattii :r ImhI W(f,f
rti Ttiivt, o
(j, ty mho'wi
dered into a service stattart at
8ilH ,ke te,t 8amtlty ,,,,, de.
clarf htms(,!f to y rc ,,rf(.e of
timm MmU ta,,, Apmh
,s h hmbm MpTti. said
day she had advised
the MBtitij Ufe hiFaranre eom-
puny that ah renounced claim te
the iifauranee fwoney.
KLAMATH FALLS BOOZE
SELLERS AE PEHAUZEQ
iti'tj t'jrm iiMt ?p
im?Pt.Vn f(r l.n fi t.r.
erst fftcrs on litjtwr fhargps.
Frank t'whail. pli-atUuz: ?uUty
to pofcss-ssioa of fiur and otttfc-ha!f
ralltms ff moonshine, rnt-Hvctt
fine. Tom Winsonlwiir
fttttd $ii ftr possession at gttt.
C. A. Wbit, as onjtfi-pif to pmy
Last Time
TODAY
LONCHANEY
"While the
City Sleeps
Admission
10c 3ie
There Wilt Not Be a Shaw
en Wednesday and Thursday
COMING FRIDAY
Ttm McCoy in
"The Bush Ranger"
LIBERTY
ttMt far ft iMMtratfam f ii
quaris of mooBKhitM. on t fffift of
ffnw apprf man piy
tSa for 1m" ponM-Mitm of IT
Ion of Khi.fkfv tnt fte jailoai
of siruhol. Juha Hatrbnu u w
ietet inrarperatMl for ta sunEbt
fur Umj posiea-iioa s4 iale ef
Kaiiona of mocmihtne.
AmfHAttg TO SEARCH
FOR KIDNAPED YOUTH
AKRON. Obk. Jaa. S, As atf
ship will be used today in a search
for Meivia Horst, 4-year-otd Orr
vSHe 5!y, who ditappeard from
hts home there Pecemer 11, The
baby blimp Puritan wu srdered
to fly over country sarroaadiii
OrrvSli In th hop that sees
irrice of the boy be fuGd,
Five persons ar under arreai bat
no else to bis fate has been un
covered. OBITUARY
BORROUGHS In Marfarat
Cox aa born at Rensselaer,
per county, Indiana, Aujt. m, I
Died In Koseburtr. Oregon. Decem
ber M. at the a of It jteaTs.i
months and S day.
She married Jerome Borronjt
September 3, 18S. T thf union
were born four children, three bovs
and one girL One son, Cbsrtes.
passed away on Janttarr M.
Mr, and Mrs. Borrottgha moed
to Kinjtman. Kansas, to list,
where they lived until IMS. They
then moved to Rosebisnt. where
they have made their some erer
since.
She leaves to moara her depar
ture her husband, Jerome Bor
botisths, two sons, Linden Bor
reuKhs of Kuxene and Sytvaa Bor
rooghs of Roseburg; a daugster,
Mrs, Lo!!! Cttrti of Rosebant:
three (rrsniiehlldren. Lloyd and
tnss Carti and Burtoa Borroaahi,
and one sister, Josephine Bor
rmtlttss, who realdea ts KtBgmaa,
Kansas,
t Around the Count? t
GLENQARY ANO GREEN NEWS
Mrs. Frances Russei!. wh hss
bs visiting her daugbfpr, Mrs. S.
M, Kefley. since the passing . of
Mr, Keitey, baa retamedi to ber
home frt Kosebiirs:. Mrs. Browa,
Mrs, Kelley'a sister, whs eama
here from California ta attend the
Itinera! of Mr. Kttey retatoei
from a itlatt to rorvallia wtth her
danahter a few daya skq ia-
tehds to remain wtih ber sister lor
a white.
We were shocked aza'.o this
atoraing to learn of the death of
oar setishbor, Mr. Hsrcaer, at Dtt
tard Saturday. The famtttf , have
our deepeat aytnpathjr ts tttetr nA
nott. y
C, Waiter Grorea has fc&ted the
Howard past are at liapiiy Valley
tor his sheep.
Mr. Rnss wa railfng at the
home of C. C. Croree Katiirdar.
Mrs. C. C. Groves was a csiier
Ratarday at the MeCooatrt home,
and Mr, Orovea waa vtatttag and
homing tn Hoeeburg. .
Mrs. ii C, McOhehey ehtertathed
company from Hoseburf StthdKy,
LOGAN AND BRYAN TO S
5UEO FOR OVER 2 MtLLION
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. S Lo
ssao A Hryati, Kew York financial
firm and agent for U drfanet
Overfeeek a Cooke company wilt
be sued for t2.2J5.tt by I. O, Oft
linhsm, trustee In oahkmptey for
the istter, on order from A. M.
Cannon, referee tn bankreptesr-The
satt tti be brought ta tha sosrt
district having iartadtetton mit
the member of the compaRy,
SESINS AT HOME
"How did yoa manage to let
that lovely car?"
charity lottery.' "
Manced to draw the wlantng
namber?"
"Mo. t got up the tottery,"
Faasiug thaw.
i'nuttt mt.inl
ANTT.KRR
NOW
Th moat important
sf th
WANDA'S
MUSIC
Riiei KMC
fA Pfts
"-
Ii
f lav sm o
DEATHS FROM FLU
ARE DECREASING
( kMot-utrt ttm UH W?v f .
WASHINGTON, 54s. , prtv
Smiaary reports ia the pubUc
health servjeu today abcd that
deaths from inHueQza and $meu
monia iatreased diunx tb week,
eadi&c January S, wHfcle th pv
letic of infloecxa df-cremsei.
Twty-thra ??s icd Ker
TorJt City peportes loUl of
70 cases of JnfSueujs for ib Ut
ter period, compared with 7.to
for the former. Fort y-oue cities
reported a total of ?S deatha from
I tnHnenta dud as the tatter week,
j compared with 3U dttha Is the
i same cities daring the preceiliair
! were J.m for the w-k -olinc
j January 5. ssd ggf Jor ihs prw
jCdln- week. ,
BOY OF 9 SLAYS
SISTER, AGED 7
EUGENE, Ore, Jan. t Mary
Margaret Grimoa. 7, was fatally
aliol by bar brother, Robert. 9,
wht! the two were pfaytna: with a
small rifle gnsdxjr afternoon at
their home 14 siilec wsrtnweat ot
Sanction Cliy. Tne coroner asud
the shooting a aeetdental.
WRESTLINtt CHAMP BEATEN
WISCONSIN LUMBERJACK
CHICAGO. Jan. ft A, iispoted
world' middleirefcht wrestling
champlonshfp was held today by
Charley "Midget" Fher, Butter
out. Wisconsin, tstmtserjack,
Oa Fisher' ahsutderc rested the
somewhat questionable toga, that
had been worn by Johnny Meyers,
Chicago, defeated br fisher last
sight at the Broadway; armory,
Aittough Meyers etatotttt ttte
title aad bad obtained; a. court tn
Junctlon rettratatng the Klfnoi
state athletic counEsitfon front
awantlng the crown to anyone eisc,
the eaaratfsstnn recspfted 6tw
Kallto, LeutsTiiie, chsiasion.
Fisher's claim to the crown was
gafned Tia the decision roue. Both
men bad won s fail wbea the de
cision wa awarded: the Wisconsin
Inmbermas after tMny-aii jcore
minutes or weesfttog.
Markets
jst'
PORTLAND. Ore., Us. .
Egg and dairy product for the
moat part Jseld to Monday' terete,
while posltry onderwest some
fluctuations, wftfc cttght ttpwar
trend for the- better ;r,da and
downward fAnd ftsr tbe undei
gratia. Duck were sjtsted from It
to Si) cent, two cent drop fs the
lower grade asd an dvane of I
cent in the beat grade. Hesc ore!
44 pounds held ffrts at . tbe aae
: rk of S5 eents, Medlnm hen
sold at it ceata, Lighter" he&a were
tjaoted at Is cents. Rprtog wore
readily disposed at IS ceni;
Standard egg were tmxhakabie.
t 4S cent, white rcedittms de
clined two cent to it cent for
eitra and W eest for ffrst.
Potatoes were reported scarcer
because ot tbe cold weather, and
this fa si serred to ttreugthea the.
market.
Local erasberrfe have beea ex
nansted. Seattle and Los Aogvie
berries are selling f 1?.2S for one
third barrel boxes.
Cauliflower point upward at
It.Si to tt.U crate.
PORTLAND, Ore , Jan. ' .
Steer 85 to tt cent tower; h
Mock steady to JS cent tower. He
ceifct cattle K. Bteera (i!'j?3wl
lb. good tS.7St.Wj steers
lSMW lbs good JtltcS steer
tJttto and- apt tnedlaat Jwttc;
steers cororxmn .z'i-Si t. Vealer
miik-fed, good to ehotce )13Ml&
14.SS.
Koga: Fifty cent tower for kilt
ing classes; stetiy to 15 cent
higher for feeder gf- Hecetnt
S5. IJKht weight 0miM ihs.l
J6i.S0; teetier and stocStrr
eig ! ibs.S te6S.
ribeep and lam-oar Steady.
TODAY
and Wed
picture tn the histery
movies.
- Admission
MsL 10c-3ls
mm a
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