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SIX ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929- NEW LAW PROVIDES $6,000 SALARY FOR JUDGE HAMILTON (Auociatcd I'rtru Leased Wire) ' RALKM, Ore., June 13. A re adjiiKtnu'iit in the sularifH ut Ore Kon circuit jutl'fs, provided Joi by aa act of the l!i29 legislature, wuh riuulo public yesterday hy Sccrti taiy of Stale Hal K. Hush. Under the new law judeH in ju dicial diHtiiclH huviiiK population of UK, Out or more ahull receive SWHtO a year, with $500 additional provided locally in t fie cane of Multnomah county. Judge in dis tricts having between lf,t(o and 30,001) population shall receive ?.r(fi00, arid those In dintrlcts of le.su than U.,(Xi0 receive 55000. Judges in the $0000 cla.sH Include JauieH T. Brand, J. W. Hamilton, and (ieoi'Ke F. Kkipworth, Hetving Iteutno, Coots, Curry, lJou;,'IaH, Lane und Lincoln couhUch. The new law become effective June 4. Under the old law all Judge of the circuit court re ceived ?IU00 with 915O0U additional provided locally for IIiokc in Mul nomali county. DR. J. B. HORNER GIVEN HONORARY DEGREE BY WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY COrtVALLlS, June 33. During the commencement excrclncs of Monday morning at Willamette uni vei-Hlty, .Salem, that university con ferred Hie degree L. II. J), on Dr. John 11. llorner, profeasor of his tory at Oregon State college. In conferring the degree Hpeclal men tion was made of Dr. Horner's rec ord as an educalor and author. I )tv Horner wuh graduled from Willamette University In 1XS& with Colonel J'ercy Willis of J'orlland niln Associate Judge (ieorge M. Ilrown of Salem. He also was a classmate of the late Kdgur li. I'lper, editor of tlio Oregonian for many year. As a writer of Oregon history, Dr. Horner probably has become as generally known over the slate as any o( he)- individual citizen. He Iiiib resided In Oregon from hi1 hovhood days and Is thoroughly ta li. iliar with Its development and an nciialntrincH of scores of me:, who have mado its history. Dr. Home.' Is well known in Kow'biirg where he resld"d for many years as (in Juntnicto' in ibe local Hchoo'fi. Ho Is a frequent vlr.ilor hero. . NEWS BRIEFS KKATTLK, June 13. Members or the Seventh Klect Church of Israel refused to surrender the body of Daniel Kalwt, HI, their deceased leader, to city health author! lies. They said Ralwt would urine again within 72 hours. DURHAM, N. II., Juno 13. The lain Chiirles James, professor of chemistry at the- University of New Ilumpulilre, bud M hives of bees. He cared for theni personally. Re cently a swai-m disappeared. It was found on flowers on his grave. SACItAMlONTO, Cal., June 13. Seven prominent San .Itmquln county hankers went swimming "raw" In the Sacramento river near Clarksburg. Sheriff James II on mo of Yolo county threatened arrest, dlseoveied they were delegates to ft hankers' convention, and let them go. 8. P. FACES SALEM FIGHT ON EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE ( Anwii'inO'il Pri' Lmwil Wire) RALKM, Ore., Juno 13. Contain ing the names of 131)7 registered or qualified volers of the cily of Sa lem, more than twice the number required hy law, petitions Invoking ino leieremium upon the ordinance recently passed by the city council grinding to the Southern TaeHIc Motor Transport company a 1 it year exclusive bus franchise over the streets of the city was filed with the city recorder today. JURY ACQUITS GIRL WHO SLEW OVER AN INSULT Mtmuelnl.'it Pri'M l.cuml Win') CHATTANOOCA, Tenn., June 13, 1'Mi Cofer, (ieorgetoun, Tenn., farm girl, charged with slaying Lee A I eh ley, 35, merchant, with a wag on spoke after an alleged Insult in his store, was acquitted by a Jury today. -o- REPORTED ENGAGEMENT OF WALES IS DENIED f.Woinlotl fr.-M I,('iimi1 Wire) LONDON. June 13. The Dally Mali today said an unnamed "high court oll'ichil" had denied emphali cally that there was a word of truth In reports Unking the name of l'rlncesH Ingrid of Sweden with members of I be Kngllidi royui family. lieports published abroad that there might soon be an announce incut of the engagement of the Swedish princess and the Prince of Wales were said to be particularly vexatious to court circles. The prince is expected to be n guest tomorrow night at an elab orate stale ball given in the prin cessj' honor at the Swedish legation. McManus George MYRTLE CREEK BOY IN CRITICAL STATE AixonllnK to wnrii roci'lvcd liorc; the coiulillon or Hi'X Allen of illyr 1 1" Crunk mmiihiB crlllcul. The yoiniK man wna liijuicil hmt w,ck at I'owoih whoro ho wuh oinployod. Ho wiih ruulit-tl to the MiikI-WIIsou IlimpltHl at Myrllu Point wJiitu It wuh loainoil that hla buck was brolion and the pelvic bono broken In nix laeen. Allen Ih well known horo and In DonKkm county. EUGENE MOTORIST FREED OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE (AHam-htl..,! 1'row, l.ciw.l Witv) SICAT'I'I-IO, Jnno la. A nntn HlniiKliler chai-Ko nualnnt John Dnnuhor of Kngeno, Ore., failed to hold in mijierioc court hero yeHter day and liauilier w:ih aciiuitleil In coinuMtliou willi Hie dcalh of ('. C. 'I'olHon, Hlale highway policeman, on the Pacific highway near Ta conia lust Mai-ch 113. DauKher con temled 'I'olHon wan on the wrong ido of tile highway. Why Some Women Are So Popular Homily's first requisite skin perfect ion. Thus, t he fairest mid wisest use M KLLO-OLO Face Pow der that spreads more suioot lily and produces a youthful bloom. lis new Wench process makes MKLLO CI.O stay on longer and bans the shiny no.se. Pure! Prevents pasti ness, flakiness, irritation and large pores. Use M KI.LO-(i LO. Nathan Fullerton. NEW CURRENCY IS DESCRIBED TO ROTARY CLUB Henry Rooth displayed samples of the new currency at the regular Jlotury club luncheon today and told the members of the club of ihe development of national bank ing ami currency. Fiank Norton appeared UVfore the club representing the Koseburg chamber of commerce. He told of the woik of the Western Oregon Traffic association, an organiza tion sponsored by the chambers of commerce of Oregon cities from Junction City south to Klamath Kalh:. The association is lighting for a lower treight rate for inlaad towns and has been fairly success ful thus lar but it is now necessary to take to Washington, D. C, a brief of the previous hearing. "The fight is CO per cent won," Mr. Norton said, "but we will need more funds to carry on lo a successful conclu sion." A committee of the cham ber of commerce will canvas busi ness interesth here in an endeavor to raise the quota assigned to Hoseburg, he said. President -eject, Charles Lock wood announced committee ap pointments for the coming year. MARSHALL FIELD AND CO. BUYS SEATTLE STORE (.Un'irinlerl I'nus Leased Wtrp) SKATTLK, June 13. Frederick ami Nelson, one of the largest of Seattle's retail department stores. was sold today to Marshall Meld and Company, Chicago, Announce ment ot the sale was made by D.I Frederick, one of the founders of tlie store 40 yean; ago, and John McKinley, first vice president of Marshall Field and company. Neith er would discusa the terms of the sale. Frederick and Nelson is rec ognized as one of the largest de jfartment stores on the Pacific coast. Frederick said he planned to re tire. William H. St. Claire, former ly of Portland, Ore., at present vice-president of Frederick and Nelson, will become president and general manager. BAPTISTS CLEAR BISHOP McCONN ELL OF CHARGES (AiWK'lulH I'n-M Lfiisi'i Wlru) KANSAS CITY, June 13. Bish op Francis J. McConnell of the Methodist Episcopal church, whose selection as keynote speaker of the northern Uaptlst convention at Denver has been rescinded, was under fire of a group of members of his own denomination for alleg ed modernistic utterances at the Methodist general conference here iast year. ; Tlie conference, however, cleared IUhIiop McConnell of all charges brought by Dr. H. P. Sloan, of New Jersey, fundamentalist leader. Dr. Sloan alleged that the bishop had given approval of the teaching of the theory of evolution In a pamphlet issued by the American civil libraries union in 1927. This is POLLY! She is the QUEEN of the COMICS she TOTALS her proposals on an ADDING machine and lists her ADMIR ERS in FILING CABINETS. She is always DRESSED RIGHT always up to the LAST MINUTE dictates of PARIS and NEW YORK. POLLY is the STAR of "POLLY and Her PALS" This uproariously funny comic has just been secured as an EXCLUSIVE feature by the NEWS-REVIEW nnd will appear every day beginning July 1 RUMORED GUBERNATORIAL I CANDIDATE IS EVASIVE j SALEM, Ore., June 13. Percy A. j cupper oi aaiem. rormer sutie en gineer, refuses to confirm or deny a report that he will become a can didate for the republican guberna torial nomination in i'J'M). Since leaving the state engineer's office Cupper lias been in private engineering and law practice in Salem. DANCE! AT TENMILE Saturday, June 15 Rice's Dance Players DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glaesee 1'6 Jackson St. DANCE ! The Ladies' Guild will give a dance at SUTHERLIN COMMUNITY HALL Tomorrow, Friday, Evening Music by Five Star Orchestra Gentlemen 75c Ladies 25c The active life of a piece of giant artillery Ih about three seconds. 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Kidder's Shoe Store Roseburg, Ore- SPECIAL SALE Watches and Clocks During the balance of the month of June we are fea turing Watch and Clock values, and In our stock you will find time pieces at prices that you want to pay. Low priced, alarm clocks, Ben clocks, mantel, chime and hall clocks, and a complete display of watches ot all kinds at very reasonable prices. A complete stock of the best In each price class. These timekeepers described below are the best values of each factory.. Watches by Waltham, Elgin, South Bend, and Gruen. Clocks from the factories of New Haven, Seth Thomas, and the Hamilton-Sangamo Corporation. Seth Thomas Clock Special Here is an exceptional value in a fine clock. Three and a half inches square mahogany case, gilt dial and ball feet. For the desk, man tel or dresser. Good appearance and reliable $5.95 Men's Watches Smalt New York standard boy's pocket watches with the advertised 15-jeweled movement. A guaran teed watch $11.85 Waltham Watches in engraved de sign nickel canes. STURDY, DE PENDABLE POCKET AND STRAP WATCHES in non-tarnish cases $13.85 South Bend, makers of fine railroad watches for over a quarter of a century. These pocket watches of fer you not only an amazingly accu rate timekeeping performance but they also set the pace In STYLE and BEAUTY, 17 and 19 jeweled grades in a variety f styles and quality cases, at the special price of $27SO For a Strap Watch. No one can offer a better value than this if case, movement and performance are considered. Gruen 15 jeweled movement in white gold filled cases, choice of dials. This watch has stood the test of time. It is without equal at price of $27.50 if ' i Wrist Watches The new models In Elgin of the rectangular shape, plain and en graved. Now these fine Elgin watches can be bought for $29.50 and $35.00 A group of Waltham, Gruen and F.lgin wrist watches in round and tonneau shape cases engraved and enameled, special $22.50 Gruen Sport model, enameled de sign case with ribbon bracelet and extra leather bracelet strap with buckle of white gold to match the case, special $42.50 Here is what we believe is the best value in a wrist watch. Gruen 15 jeweled movement in heavy weight solid gold case. Plain grey or en graved designs. Its a value $38.50 Gruen Verithin 17 jeweled pocket watches In engraved gold filled cases. The finest dress watch. Accurate and good looking. A watch for a lifetinte $39.75 CLOCKS AT MONEY SAVING PRICES If you have been looking for a small size tambour shape mantel clock, this Seth Thomas in beauti fully finished case of light mahogany with inlay design of walnut, will fit the space. Our best selling number at - S26 50 Seth Thomas Banjo clock with visible pendulum. Panels in blue and gold and brass bezel and fittings $29.85 Other Seth Thomas and New Haven Clocks at $15 and SI8. The Ingraham Mantel Clock, 8 day with strike of melodious tone, mahogany finish, case. An excellent clock that looks like more mey $11.75 SETH THOMAS CHIMES $39.75 S9.75 will put one of these chime clocks on your mantel. SETH THOMAS WESTMINTSER CHIME CLOCKS These clocks marie at the famous SETH THOMAS factory at Thomaiton, Conn., have the West minster quarter hour chime with self adjusting chime mechanism. Fine mahogany hand rubbed case with inlaid and applied designs of walnut silver dial and fancy hands, $39.75- Terms of $9.75 cash and balance in three monthly payments. $9.75 cash payment the balance in three monthly payments THE HAMILTON SANGAMO ELECTRIC CLOCKS Railroad timekeeping In the home. Wound from the light socket. Just plug It In and forget about it. The time will be correct. 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