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THREE BE FAIR WITH YOURSELF Why do most competitive battery sales men when selling you a battery invari ably say, "It's as good as a Willard?" Because they realize that you know a Wil lard is the best battery available. SOCIETY (Continued from page two.) tniernoon Wednesday when U.e nn-mbers emrrtuind by 3is. J:nips F. liyrd ut l-.or home The group .hr.tl.-i and sril and at the closs r,l u short busl res session a pot iurk luncui-on was served. The list included the M.'.&'ines A. M. Neal, Henry KliyiWr, Alms Ithoades, A. 11. I'err'n, I. Ilimnt cutt, Klia Palm, rlifl Decker. Wal ter Stubblefield, Wio. CimiM, J. Ulowers. The club will asaln net V.'ed nesday, February C, nai Mr. Vir ginia Campbell will be hos:-,s. ft Business Women Entertain Large Number at Evening Party Friday One of the laree affairs r-iimlrtrtti during the weekend was the party Blven last evening by the Hu-iiness ! and Professional Women C lub at 1 the W oman s Club building, the af- j lair also being guest nlnht. i About 4o were present for the ; event. The rooms presented a charming appearance with profus ions of evergreens and pink rar na tions. A brief business meeting Was held hv ihe nimUn Kj.iVi. the entertainment, which consisted 1 oi a program of pames. Miss Mar-;Q;ven Uv fJnion ian Ness gave a readinR. which was olven y umon well received by the audience. Sev- Hoseburg W, C. T. V. held a vlc eral of the members in costume I tmy institute is the Woman's made up a harmonica band and f cuo rooms January 16, the meet piayed several selections. opened at 9:45 a. n. with a Mrs. C. 8. Heinline was in charge of a musical game, playing a group of selections in which those present guessed the titles, the one naming the most correct ly, receiving the prize. Mrs. R. B. Compton was awarded the prize. Later at prettily appointed tables, decorated in keeping with the rooms, refreshments were serv ed. Mrs. H. C. Stearns was chair man of the refreshment and dec orating commietee and assisting her were Mrs. Jim Clark, Mrs. K. li. Compton, Miss Mae Fisher. Dr. Lucetta Smith was in charge of the program. ,( ti- ? Mrs. Guy Flint, a former Rose burg matron, is being welcomed by friends during her visit here. Khe arrived Tuesday from Tortiand to! he the house guest of Mrs. M. F. ltice on ?oulh Jackson street. .,' i I MO "Waterfront" With Dorothy MackaUl and Jack Mulhall at Liberty Sunday la ' V-"" ! Jack Mulhatl Is at his Ixst as the oiler on a tramp steamer who falls in love with a tugboat cap tain's dauehter in "Waterfront," which comes to the Liberty the atre commencing Sunday, Mulhall and Dorothy Mackalll CRETA GARBO IN "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY" AT ANTLERS Greta Garbo achieves a new screen triumph In "The Mysterious Ixdy," coming Sunday to the Ant lers theatre as a new feature with the famous Swedish star in the entitle role cf a Ku.stan fov. Ia her latest .film production. Mis Garbo is the heroine of a vivid plot centering about military Intrigue that engulfed Europe be fore the World war, plotting the downfall of a young enemy offi Miss Staley Becomes Bride of Bert Courtney at High Noon Today The marriage of Miss Martha Leone Staley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georpe W. Staley of Boseburg, and Mr. Bertram I,. Courtney was solemnise at high noon today, the wedding service being at the home of the bride-groom sister and brother-in-law,, Mr. and Mr. E. M. Sqnier. The quiet sendee was read by Dr. Chas. Edwards, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church! a lift fha Mlinia w&a iinsltanflail J The bride wore a charmini! frock!" " " -- of silk print-in the tan shades and; ""T Son- wi,th Mrs- '' her corsage was of triolet and j toM " the S1110 rose buds, j Rev. Crook spoke on the success Immediately following the cere- of Prohibition In his home town in mony a luncheon was held for the , Colorado. He suitgested that there bride and bridegroom and mera-s 8ftou&a Men's C. T. L He also bers of the iainilies of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney then ieft on a trip to Portland over the week end. On their return they will re side in the Basics apartments on .w r! . The bride attended school in Roseburg and has a wide circle of friends in the city. Mr. Courtney Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Courtney and came to thi city two years ago. He is employed as a linmvne nwratnr 1v the Veu-a. Review company. Victory Institute Is Successful Event duet, "Ring, Ring, Bells' by Mrs J. O. Arthur and Mrs. C. W. Groves, Mrs. B. L. Eddy conducted the devotionals using selections of scripture, Mrs. M. M, Hulett, president of Coos County W, C. T. t, sioke on tho present outlook on prohibition. She stated there is an example in the last election of the many who voted for principle instead of party, which is very encouraging, stilt the unions must educate and agitate and watch every opportun ity to cooperate with the; young people and ehiWrei. Mrs. A. C. Marsters spoke on the essay eon- tet in the schools and commended the generosity; of the , business hien who gave the money for the prizes. Slie also stressed the Importance of interesting the young people in the temperance, work, A pot luck dinner, was carved at noon and SO persons sat down to Dorothy s cMa.cka.ilf : "Waterfront" -'- -sj are both ideally suited for the roles they portray is this picture, which Is hailed as one of the out standing farce comedies of the year, and one that will eclipse all previous efforts of the co-starring Mean.. cer, whom she realises that she loves after he has been disgraced. Conrad Kegel plays opposite j Mins Garbo as the dashing Aus-j trian cavalryman who talis tinder; tiie charm of the beautiful spy. j The new screen triumph, besides being one of the beaut if a star's j most enchanting romances, is aj fascinating behind-the-scenes reve reve-! latins of the espionage system that riddles continental Europe. How this network f intrigue operates, the part that women play In it, and the methods used to combat it, fur nish the film with a thousand and one hew thrills. s V I A Willards Are Dependable Auto Electric Station 122 South Stephens Street bounteous tables, and a social hoot , was enjoyed. In the afternoon Mrs. ! Fred Fisher led the devotions Is and the thank offering service. Mr. J. O. Arthur and Mrs. C. W. j Grove sang. Rev. Charles Ed-i wards' subject was "Give Phohl bitlon It Chance." He said, "Our! greatness is measured by our! goodness. The world Is looking to! us, i) per cent of missionary work j is done by the U. S. and' Canada. There are more than seven mil lion young people in church and Christian societies." He stressed the importance of child training in the home, church and school. F.l- stated that there were 1"3 arrests in the county, 55 in the city and 14 stills seized during the year and emphasized the need of more co operation to make prohibition suc cessful. Mrs. Harry Winston read the 5,0ut prize plan for prohibi tion. Hon. A, C, Markers spoke on Prohibition in the Legislature. He said it was one of the most diffi cult measures to be enforced; un til officials, who are straight and true, are Becured the honest ones will be driven out of office. One sjate has splendid taws which have been copied by other states. The meeting was well attended, seventy-five being present. Aid Has Enjoyable Afternoon Program An enjoyable afternoon affair of Thursday was the Presbyterian Ladles Aid program, the members meeting at the church parlors for the regular monthly session, with a good attendance. The program consisted of a group of two readings by Mrs. Geo. Young, two pfano selections by Mrs. Homer Grow, reading by Madge Howard. Following the entertainment re freshments were served and a so- ( cial hour concluded the. after noon. O t Five Hundred Club ; Meets for Play at j Wright Home Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendell Wright j entertained on Friday evening fori the members of the Northside Fivej Hundred club, arranging for three' tables. I At the close of the game the hostess served refreshments at the card tables, Knjoying the hospitality of .Mr. and Mrs. Wright were Mrs. S. FleUehaker, Mrs. S. O. Selilck, Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whipple. COURIER JOURNAL NAMES NEW CHIEF LOUISVILLE. Ky., Jan. 19. The! Courier-Journal tnnounced today Harrison Hoorrtaon. for the last I lx years chief of the editorial staff, had been made .editor. The title of editor heretofore has been held by the owmr and pub lisher, Judco Hobert W. Hineham Judge iJSngham'a name appt'ara on the masthead today as publisher with that of Mr. Robertson as edi tor. Mr. Robertson has been In the errlce of the Courier-Journal for fifty years continuously and guest of honor at a dinner com memorating the fact Wednesday, POLAND RATIFIES ANTI-WAR TREATY fAwnrUtn! Fm Lurd Wjr.) WARSAW. Jan. 19. The Polish cabinet last niaht approved ratifi cation of the KelloRg Hriand tact renouncing war. The treaty will now be sent to parliament for ac tion. $1,000,000 BLAZE IN BRITISH CITY HULL, Rn, Jan, 19, A million dollars in damage was caused by a fire which threatened the whole center of the city this morn Ins. Several office buildings and num erous small shops were consider ably damaged. BEST RAMBOUILLET IN AMERICA DEAD WOODLAVD, Calif., Jan. IS, California Hoy, adjudged the finest specimen of Ftsmboulliet sheep in the United States, died of pneu monia. The ram. four years old, had won first prises in Chicago, Portland, Oakland and San Fran cisco. ENTERPRISE JURY i ACQUITS HOFFMAN, LA CRANDK, Ore., Jan. 13 j Frank Hoffman, charged wiih in voluntary manslaughter following the fatal shooting of Lewis Nbh obt, of Miriam, during a deer hunt last fall, was acquitted by a circuit court jury at Enterprise, after, short deliberation yesterday. j Twenty-five Years Ago From Koseburg f iaindealer JANl'ARY l&H Grant Pass saloonmes are grt-atiy worried over the action! of the new mayor, H. L. GHfcey, who has ordered gambling and card games stopped and compelled the saloons to close on Sunday, As a result this past Sabbath was & tfery quiet day Indeed is Uranjs Pass. An immediate change from day light to mideight darkness aston ished Chicago residents Tuesday. The darkness was as intense as if the city had bees plunged into a tunnel, and extended over a radius of several mites from the centt-r of the city. Snow clouds unusual atmospheric conditions, and fac tory smoke was considered the cause of the phenomenon. Stall Gixxf Advice "Oregon's population should be much larger than it is. says C. E. Waatbutd, Union PacHtc land agent of Denver, Cove, "The trouble ties in lack of advertising. If the state were better knws It would receive 1000 settlers where H now gets one. J. P. Kelly ana R. A. Boolb, of Eugene, were in this city Tuesday os business. Perry E. Foster dislocated his ankle day before yesterday and is forced to navigate by the use of crutches, Mr. and Mrs, P. B. Walte went to Portland this morning to attend tho meeting of the national live stock coavemion, and to place their daughter, Miss Mildred, In school. Leonard S, Hopfield has resigned his portion with Attorney O. P. Co.ihow in this city and has ac cepted a position in the post office to fill the place of Votney Iiixon, resigned, Mr. Hopfield assuming his duties Tuesday mornng. Company "D" will organic a basketball u-sm tonight, having ac cepted a challenge from the Fu gene militia to play there some time in the near future, Koeeburg has some good material in Its sti iitia. SCIENCE AIDING IN PROSECUTION OF NORTHCOTT Continued from page 1.) in the hands of the court clerk for service. The 22-year-o!d Canadian also has petitioned the court to guaran tee the expenses of Mr. Winifred Clark, Bsnford's iwosher, who now is in Vancouver, U. .,, to come as a defense witness. Huprior Judge ii, R. Freeman took this motion und,r sdvisement yesterday, and Northcott HN-tl a second motion asking that a deposition be takes from .Mrs. Clark hy the American consul at Vancouver, Other Evidence "Bones of different descrljdtons, bits of hair, pieces of sealp. cart ridges, toenails and fingernails" wre described as having been found at Norf hfn chicken ranch by a witness yesterday. Th witness, special Heptity Sheriff Graham, whs has been a fiiisrd and investigator at the ranch since September IS, said the evidence described hsd been screened from dirt la the ranch chicken henses. In a chicken house, he declared, another investigator in his pres ence found a bone an infh an-J a haif long and haif an inch In di ameter. Kanh woMwl in the w?it3pe of two little heads alleged found at the bottom of a double grsve at NorthentCs ranch, was described from the witness chair by Chester A. Lloyd, 133 Angeles police de tective lieutenant. STATE SAVES BY CONTROL BOARD, RETORT SHOWS (Continues from paite 1) means committee. That appropriations b made for oniv three new Institution build ings, an industrial building at the state hospital, garage and dormi tory at the penitentiary, and physi cians qnsrfem at the eastern Ore gon hospital at Pendleton, eoyting a total of $7$ 529. That be appropriated, for the purchase of land on which the state has options sf clminpoeg park. The total asked for the park is !.33t. Appropriation ef $2,W0 inr main tenancy of grounds at Saviiie mineral sprinss. ONE AT A TIME riJ'HlfiN'G imtfiK: liu. John, where shall we live after itif hon eymoon i over? TMK HI'SBAVH: Why worry about that sow? What Tm worried about is how to pay for ihf boney tnoos, Tit lilta. ! LOCAL NEWS Visiters Today Mr. and Mr. Phi! Sirtder of DixouvHI Wftt In kosebur loday visiting with frlruds sad (hoiiiitng. Mr. Wilton Htr, Mrs. Cbas. F. Wilson of Resfos siwnt th sfternoou in this cUy vgsiUnx with irif&ds and transact ing business. Mrs. Hopple Viit : Mr, o. it. Hopple of Too Buy Junction was in Kosbr; irisitmit ; with friend and shopping Friday ; afternoon. From Idleyid - Joe Ielfemardi was here from idieyld Friday for several hours hiking after business msner and tradmg. Camas Visitor J. H. Kugseti, Cam&s Vaiiey .resident, was in R oat burg yester day afternoon attending to bust-ne-a affairs, Umpqua Visitors Mr. and Mrs. ngene Thomp son, residents of Vm.Kjua, spent the afternoon here Krid-y shop ping and on business. Mr, Matthews In Green Matthews, rancher of North Deer Creek, spent the aft ernoon here Friday visiting Mends and on business. Visitor Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller and the latter' sister. Opal Jones, were here from Rhrersdale Friday eve-' ning trading ana Tisittns;. Here for Fortnight Mrs. Clarence Fraser and daugh ter of Oakiund re In the city for two weeks, coming here for the child to receive medical treat nrnit. Plus Fire Reported A flue fire at the home of A. S. Coen on South Stephen street was reported t S a. m. today, iiamase was slight, it was report ed by the fire department. Northern By. Mam Her Harry I. Wayne, traveling frei ght agent of tho Great Northern Hallway, with head quarters in Portland, was a business caller in Hoseburg yesterday. Service Sund.-y for Mr. Reese Kuneral services for J. IX Heese, Well known Itnftchiirc man li passed away this week, will bo'1 ' BtoIheriuK three deserted held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ilaptist church. Dr, Frank n. Matthews will oiticiatc. M. K. Hitter of the Koseburg Undertak ing company is in charge. , Visit in Northern Douglas Mrs. G. E. Gross of th's city, and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. C'iay and daughters, siyrna and Dorothy, who ate eisitnia here from Wash liiKton, spent Fiidr.y visitins with V. O. t oikeram af Driver Vullev and Mrs. Ernest Neal at Oakland. Mrs. Grosx and Mrs. clay ere sis ters of .ir. fockeram and Mr. Neal. Co. Officials Spend Day A group of company officials of .wonigomery and Ward company ut(trB T.nut'u i?nnem jsannis(er s another Jrs iocal manager, and luaiiected .heUyyy local store yesterday. Mr, Banes f ' I of Oakland, California, buyer for the Pacific coast, headed one of the group of men and H. K, leor, pctRT 1HSFOSIX. Md. Clgarets nierclmndlse tnanager of Portland and dysamlte dont mix. Two work and two of the divisional heads men watched ftufietintendtmt of the from the ( hicago branch were ia Cameron quarry WiiHsm l Came the other group, j mn, umB a rtwd with six 10- , f tob sticks of dnamite in his condition Improving hands and a rigwi in his mouth. John C. Edwards, son of ReyJAU was sewns tintii tlw-y were and Mrs. Kd wards. Is serioun!y ill ' thrown en th&ir fare by the force in the Ka!m t.eneraf hospital, butjef a terrific rsfiostes. Cameron is a little better this morning. Mr. blow it to bits. Kdwards rvturned from his bed- o side last night. Mrs. Kdwards htt riOHT BY MAIL this morning for Saiera and Mr. j Kdwards i!i lare tomorrow af ! IfAROIJ: When the postman ternoon. The young man Is suffer-' come I'm going: to wallop yoa ing from blood poioi, contratced within as inch ef your itr. while playing twKketbali. Up is JACK: Why watt for the post student at Willamette I'niversity, man? 1 HAROLD: I'm taking a boxing OKLAHOMA YOUTH A ES J coarse by correspsadeaee,- Brook- $1,003 BY TIME HCS II PAWHfSKA. Ok!j, Jin. ;i Marion Kiam, IS. I, iklaHHa.ts proud exponent of m i i.i rf and thritt. At the age of seven Marion moved to this cit, sr.-l :rfft in paoers on the stree. He made j l'i cents the first d and. in fie (five years ahirh follo-i. tart hy the sum dt 1 1. (two. He ce,.',ratid jhls twelfth blrthdy hjr wrltinx a f check for the whtde ansoyiit and il iestinc it in baiilt stock. Marion finds time lo (.lend school here he 's lild nt ,f his class and ranks ilh ihe ttrn thiec stud nts. lie !, finds liuw for rrcteation. but his flr-t interest is in ins ncs and coiic!in toiie with ahlrh he este-cf. tit douiie his "stake" of Ji.iix) in the tiejct few years. PETS PICKtEO PLENTY WASHINGTON, C. If., O A number of et dogs and a sow had been behaving tn a manner q,t queer. Owners of the dogs Invest ( gJi'ed and derided booze a at the bottom ff the trouble. Then the owner of the row was arrested on a Honor charge, all berue h failed to keep his mah out reach of the animals. BREAKING IT GENTLV MRS. O'lUtlEN: Oi ve come to f'-3S e er 'unhand has met with an aci blent. Mrs O'Malb y MiiS trMAht.EV: Ah. to b sure, an' phwat Is uf now MUA O'illtlKN: Orh, the poor rtan was overcome by the h-at,;the ihnp and fIee fr hearing 'b dsriln. j jtrib.sjt t Wild rett and fiir the MHS. O'M ALLEY: The beat At ' finM mtteuitt rrf the tat of tht)i tot me a' th- yer (SaW tiecea'rt. MUX. O UltiE.V: Vis. yis, o'jr SllKRVOOI IH'RK. man fell into the furnace e the Kxecjtor. foundry. Answers. A. &. Wbeejrr,, Attsmrj. MO CULLS WIFE FROM CHURCH MO MURDERS HER im&ti4 tttm lxati Winy SAN Cat, 3vk IS Frank J ttfckardsv NHI if. em-i y!oyed aa a cook by local bank- j er iast Eight exiled Mt iHfe, aj Caneasianf from a catirch, where! she was sttentliag rrret fcnd sitbbe4 her t at te en-! trance f the edifice. P;.rh2r4s then stabbed hEmMetf 3d K at t!;e San Jose hospital fn i:i-ai con diHon. Alleged atiBtions by Iltchards ts aasber waniun la salt! to have recently cause i his lf ts ihnMen divona prdeeed tags. FERN MO RELY FREED BY KLAMATH JURORS KLAMATH PALLS, Ore., Jan. l. Fern Morley was acquitted last liiRht of the murder of J. II. Randall In ly. on the ni;ht of No Timber SO, last. The jury a a out four hours, Banttali was wiled in m fight with Moriey. The defendant set up a successful plea of self defense, aliening that Randall had a knife Is his band daring the scuffle. 8TUDY BAD CHILDREN LONDON Incorrigible pupil of London schools are sow turned over to tbe new 'eai!t guidance ciinle tor otaervafion, Psychaia trists are to charge of the bureau, under the supervision of the Child Guidance council, and patient are referred for observation at the dis cretion of school medical examin ers. ALL MIXED UP CHICAGO Baby Pant Boehme ta "as normal and healthy as the average child," but his heart and liver are on the right side of his j oouy, kb a case of tiextra car dta." say Itr. V. Huscey, who made the discovery, "ds to an embryonic abnormality, but H does not affect btm physically la any I way," HEN MOTHERS KITTENS RED WING, Minn, A setting kittens on the farm of August Lub- now, llartland township, Wia When is became apparent that the mother cat wasn't coming back to care for the helpless kittens the hen literally took them under her wings. The ornhans seem to appre ciate their nlKhtly "feather tick" and in the duy they may be seen j following their adapted toother $17,WJ A LEO NEW TORK An unusual set- tlrtnent wws ttwtdo in iavor of Mrs. Josephittn Ifcmoftue here re?entiy when a supremo court jnrv aw ard ed her $tf,mm for the loss of a leg suffered In a traffic accident. The judgment was against the owners of two car n,l the chauffeur of IJonohue suet! for THE DON'T IX iyn Kasie. seats rom two "But why io her peo.ie object to him?" Weil, there seen in the fam ily and he's only got a taoaeater," fssiB!t Ifhow. UNETHICAL FIfiKNfJ: Why are yos so as ooyed itn your n. th artist? NBWHH II: Well, he aes off somewhere into itu country and tmiftj a dirty old hayrack when e have a f me m-w Kolis Koyce in oar own aaraae. -Kaoa. Vienna. SO THAT'S IT MISTRKSS: Mr tmsband doe not like mm n thl hat, so you may wear ft tf ymt ikf Anna, MAltt: That's cottons. He doesn't iilte fite In It either. Pass ing Hho NOTtCE OF FiHAL SETTLEMENT Etat nf fura J Burr Mires, Noti-e is hereby given that of Sherwood Burr has filed In the N ownty Cffitrt ftf the tate of tre f goo tn ami fr twwgias oanty, hU I final $'m?t as esefttfir of the hit will and testamPt of f jtnra J. Ihirr Mires, f!'f('fcfif'ri ; and (hat ten eriwfc in he tmnmrn of Wediiee day th Si riay af February. tt at M iMrtrKm theretjf m iifFebstr t'rgtn, ta e been by said rwtrt fised and awitj d TRAIN DRAGS TRUCK DRIVER 100 FEET MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. t lisrry Jacobs, the track he was driving and a fast train reached; a gmie trussing iast night at esaesSy the same time. The truck was carried tm fet down the track and wreUJ. Jacobs finally crawled ut of wreckage with only a f hrai$s. A traffic cop ran up 83i t SUNDAY was asii man e&nftf resirt to xrl I GRETA GARBO 1 1 MYSTERIOUS LADY CONRAD Greta Garbs has played ny f cinatien rotes en tita ceresa, but nevtr on with th allur cf Uita beautiful Russian py, tnmnf sf men, vh Is tauoht In h we ef lave. S I love. 1 1 8 Rl I WANDA'S la $ I I MUSIC 1 8 j I J ADMISSION SI MAMHATTAN J 3 ANTLERS it a . ' SDNDAY Ail "Water 'J f Romance es the ffsefe witfc the tangs e th sea t tt Tugs and thygtl FghtcE Ftm A shsngsis girl wft-a tufsm tables on m Jeiy Jsk yss hid naps him and than talis bead ever heels In ?sv. ron the love or mike DON'T MISS THE FUN A&MlSSfON Mat. 1Qe-2$e Eva, 1k-4$4 LAST TIME The Circus Kid AUo Tsrzan Mats. aursay mat I;1S JRK1TY ff 9rH - Mm ikwh KHOBHma far filing ia iib'' rvf tfes "xt dj"! signal. CALIFORNIA HOGS STRUCK BY MALADY 8ACHAMEMTO, Cl JaD. j It i r. - . a Krar.p ef it, tat 4 Irtmsot off lni uy. u.-e infcivk or hwt b4 ameih dis- eate la a ii JS1 hoirs (m if tlw Ilmt to California -inre with NAGEL Also Thm Best i 6 ort Flixjrst BOWN THE BY OF ROMANCE ycy Mhsi w a - l favsr of DOROTHY MACKAILL AMD Jack Mulhall Front" AND L 1 TODAY
