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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.
The apple (reo and tho rose are
iff 'jSil'tehirfsASEiltf I litft
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service'
Mineral ViiHr NnthM
357 Cass Plione 491
13.
NOTICE
We specialize In used cars.
Buy and sell them. Our used
cars are guaranteed or your
money back.
Used Car Exchange
Phone 468 527 N. Jackson St.
Next to Deer Creek Bridge
L. R. CHAMBERS
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
rt Fowler St.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
All kinds of llulll in Work mucin
to oriler.
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
I'hone r. II .1
Now Is the Time
to choose a
SUMMER
HAT
while selections nre nt their
best.
Prices very reasonable nnd
specials every clay nt
MRS. S. M. KING'S
Specialty Shoppe
235 N. Jackson St.
"lftii lii'linTi'l'tlilll
17
f if Calumet contains
I f rJ two lcavcn'nK
J . . units; one begins to
6 F work when the
w dough is nuxeJ; the
Ajrjail other waits lor the
RUTMWs heat of the oven
viSw then both units
N'aSi wotk together,
f&rtei ;S CUves you double
y v.tlue and a double
, , f safeguard against
rV-livW 'I failute because it is
CfimllU DOUBLE
ACTING
" t"V5r Wl rfCX. J MAKES (.IDITNM
Farm Loans
Loans on Improved farms, 5, 7 or
10 years. B17o Interest, payable
annually. V'c commission over
term o( loan, making total cost
01. l.ilKMal repayment privi
lege. Prompt action. We also
have private money for farm and
city loans. Call or write
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
110 Cass St. Thone 417
Sold at Cost
Men's, Women's and Children's
Shoes are being sold at cost and
Lower.
We have some excellent numbers still on hand in
good style, best quality and long service shoes.
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. These clocks have Jeweled bearings, the finest workmanship throughout
and by a new principle of electric current applied to the motive power it becomes essentially a time
keeper. The cases are of the finest finished mahogany $37.50 ane $49
YOU PAY NO MORE for a clock purchased here and we offer the advantage of free ser
vice and adjustments and repairs for a period of twelve months.
WATCH
REPAIRING
2
CLOCK
RFPA1RING
JEWELERS
. I C PENNEYCO
CAS8 6T.
Shop Here
Keep Cool
and Save Money
Rayon Lingerie
Trimly Tailored!
Temptingly Priced!
.Women like rayon underganrfents for their
smoothness, their inexpensiveness I Especially
hi. so trimlv tailored. Vests in bodice
style; Bloomers with the new yoke-front.
Vests
Bloomers
79c 98'
"Solar" Straws
The Wise Choice
in Summer Headwear
Porto Rican. A. fine Nat
ural Tan "Solar" Straw for
Young Men. Stylish, light,
cool and comfortable. With
harmonizing bands of latest
designs.
$1.98
Let Us Be
Your Hatter.
All Wool
Bathing Suits
For Men
For Women
Well-fitting, smart-looking bathing suits in a
variety of colors and combinations smart
stripes, solid colors, white top and dark trunks
some with knit-in belts. You will be sure
to find something to please you at this price.
$2,98
A Summer Hat Wardrobe
The Dream of Every Fashion-Wise Woman
Made Possible Here by Thrift Prices!
A hat for every summer frock
. . . what woman doesn't long to be
able to fulfill that dream? Women
who know J. C Penney values
know that such a dream is easily
realized . . . smartly and at decided
savings ! Do come in and see the
smart new felts and straws we're!
showing now . . . new brims . .
new trimmings . . . smart colors!
'A Fascinating Array at
$1.98to$2.98
,jfioiiiiiiE
S PIANO RECITAL I
Given By Pupils of
GLADYS H. STRONG
Friday, June 1 4
M. t. Church, bouth 8 o'Clock K
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Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
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