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KU.SI.HUIU; Nt.WS-KKVIEW. KUShlUUKC. OKKCON. MONDAY, OCTOBER711929.
LAW S RULE AFTER
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Heads Bankers
News of Douglas County
DRAIN
: Bloodshed and Graft Mark
- Brief Career of Texas
Oil Town Troops
: Take Charge.
: District Attorney Killed,
: Citizens Intimidated;
Mayor, Two Officers
;'. Under Arrest.
p.oitci'.i:. 'i '-x. on. 7 - I ins
L hoom iiikii of llie 'Vx:is iriu.ni: II--.
Ihtu liloou ..ml nil Iiiivi- flmwi
. r.nly stnre lliirK r iMirn t It i --iM-ti
MM. hop" In CK'I IlH law-
m'-i hisiniy tlila ynl:
' J'lii; ut;iiiial cli Iz, lis - an 1
. tlii.-iv an- pluiiy iif llii iu - an-
i ni-y of llir uulljri-aU.i.
Ilapli.cil in a wave nf rrliw nti'l
' oil UiBiov.Ml. H In Mnn ii. 1!I2.
f ISnritcr lias ri'nrlK'tl n cliniHX to tin
tlirei-voar ivlrn or tin liuli'in :
Cm. iian Mnnily, with a nitifiial
' )ai iinirlaiiinlliin. lias lnon'il to
I lnvak tl what Ikih In ''It ti'lin'-'l
-lUt. worst crlliK' riliu; In 'i 'xan oil
Ifi-lcl liimory.
Till) lnili:'illnlf ratmc or till' pi"
claniHiinn whm tin- ri'ffiii killiiit!
rtr John A. llolm.H. clliillli't alloi-m-y.
Hut violi'ine always na
11,'WM till! l"t Of llOIKiT.
.It was lim n' anilil lawli asni's. lis
an- most ohl ru-lil towns. Win n
new oil la strurk. tin' oil 1ihii1
Htan towanl It. Thi'.v an- wll
pulil: tiny work haul anil play
haul ami roiinh- Ami ilos"
h Iml tin-in Hail 111"' camp follow
ers of crime.
Town Growi Fast
Within (in ilaH after illsrnviiry
of oil, 5,0Oil peiHons hail arrlvi-il.
Shooting In nalonnH, Kaii;ll!iitt
houses iinrt'ililliei' halls hei-ame al
most nlnhtly afialrs. The town
prnsnureu, the iinpulal Inn lor a
limn crew l.fiiw ti inlh. Klay
Intts wi'i'u cutunion, iirosrcut iona
were few.
Till) IIUIKI'IS Slepiieil 111 llllll
..,.,.1., ,,r nveriiee of lno unvsta a
rtliy thvouull the first pel'loil of
lawlessness.
With that the town quiet
some, but In Oelnher, IMS, flov.
Milium A. Keri'lison n'lit rimfcrni
niHiln. In April, 1S27. iSovcriior
Mooilv oiilireil (he ratmirs In a
third time. .Martial law was threat
ened hut (lid not un Inln effect.
Officers Accused
."Now the Mnte dunces the town
Is crime rhldi n ntul must lie pin l
1 fled. The snvernor's tirnelsmatlon
llllenos that peace ofllceis have ac
cepted money tor protection ol
-crime; that respectahc citizens
have heen afraid to talk, and that
-r n.tiA fifiieer ts an ex-convki.
"! Muvor Oletl A. I'll"' has been,
'.. nrresied. etiurued with liavlim
- iiiitseii a wllnrsi In n imml'-r
- case to leave town. Sam Junes.
". depuly constahle. anil I'Hnl
- Jiollaml. poliecniltn. Imve bei n ar
rested for Invest Icattnll.
All other peace officers have
.: hivn illstinni'il. ami the soldiers.
- headed by liiM. ti-li. Jimili K.
". Wollers. have taken over llie kv-
- I'l-ntnent. The iii'iK.iliniiliK villain-
- of .Stinnett, the county seal, also
' was put under lunula! law.
...Meanwhile, (he Bond citizens of
Horner are hoplm: (his cleanup
will be the last. 'l'h" '"W" now
hps a population of lu.""n. Us
juonthly pnyroll Is Sl.tuw.uoO a
Mouth, consequently, law anil or
, Hvr wmprlse the uoal of Lie fu-
o -
'Veteran with 28
- medals arraigned
on booze charge
roHTI.ANI), (ire., ("d. 15--Cliarles
Drew, ST.. with thren mecl
als won In 2s civil war eimate
nn'nts draped across his breast.
jood before a municipal coult
jud;e yeslerday and proclaimed
was not a traitor to his conn
Vv nor would lie be to the man
jio cnusi il his artesl on a liquor
iiare.
The iittcil v. t' ran was arreMeil
.11 1,,'Hi-e vhi ll the found
',?,, ..Hon Inu of linllor ill his
Uwine. Drew said the iiiaii whom
fc.. .,!, I n.,l hellllV 1, It it tln'll
IT.V aiirek.H'ldm:. lint police- sal.l
l).'v and an idle son. riaude.
l.-.lilled liquor (Jccallso tile Veil 1
fri's "lision liiid dwlndletl.
wV'ii tlie ih puiy ciiy aitorrev
tlkell I'.ew lol CVidillCc ill ills
.waitinte preH.-s'i, the stooged aiet
f'llsled veil Ian eMlacl'-il a sle'al
;ii dncalil' lit" fen his c..:it liuh
old of the bullies In which l.li'
4 L.v ftS & z
John (i- J.oilKdale. head of the
Mercantile (Joniuierce llauk ol
St. Louis. Mo., was elecied presi
dent of the American Hankers" as
sociation a Its business session on
ileiober 2-
listh New York Volunteers parllol
paloil. I n ew was cited for bravery
In one of them. AHIiomih he was
a private In the rear rank, . Drew
ran ahead of his company at rori
llam.-on. seized a cannon from an
enemy, turned It about and effect
ed a victory for his comrades.
"Will you quit sellillK this stuff
If I rch-usc you?" Drew was asked
by the court.
His would and was released.
REv7c.li. BRYAN
niF; IM cai.fm OF
PARALYTIC STROKE
( .M., l.it.'l I'o-wi l.,-.i-.l w:rr)
SAI.KM. On"., Oct. (i.- Itev. Cal
vin II. Ilryan. 6T, chaplain at the
(Ireciiii slale nenllentia ry for
tour years duiliiK the I'lerce ad
niinlsl rat Ion. passed away at Sa
lem hospll.il yesterday after a two
weeks' Him f fol'owliiB a para
htlc stroke. Since early sprlni!
ftev. Ilryan, a retired Methodisl
ui In 1st in', has been making bis
heme 111 liosehllrK. Two weeks
I ai;o be came lo Salem to visit bis
dallitbter. Miss I.oulse Hryill, and
the stroke occurred shortly alter
his arrival.
Itev. F. C. Taylor, f.aslnr of the
l.-lisi Melloitlist church, ofriiaalcd
at the funeral Ibis afternoon.
(,iRki D,k.i4i C"or.t S.ittl
1 Jit A I N, Oct. 7. John llenefiel
lias a ain lul:en cliarue of ills
blacksmith shop and he and his
wile have moved Into the living
quarters over the shop.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorne Clover of
ranvon Cove auto camp visited in
Mtbilnilty in Marlon county last
Sunday.
John Kuvkendall. son of Mr.
and Mrs. 1. V. KuykendnU of
1.-1. .n...,i, l.-,ilL: uhn is takinlf a
com e In the medical branch of
the state university, at Portland.,
was here a week ai;o visiting rela
tives. Mrs. Craio May and danshter
.Iut:ia and son dene were here
, t. .iiii,,,. si the home
last liu'in.' ' - .
of Mr. and Mis. Harry Cool and
other frh nds. .
Ur llertha Devore, aecompnnieu
.... u. ...... ,.f t,!iieelte. made a
buslm ss 'visit lo Salem the fore
(.art of the week.
Mrs. Maude t.owlcs went to r.u-
.. i m,.t.hv u-here she re
sumed 'her 'si miles" In Hi" atatc
university with a view 01 miei .
elltcrlna the teaclllHK profession.
Ilev Sums of t'nttiiKH (irove oc
nipi. A the pulpit tlie M,'',h0
dlst church lure last Sunday,
, .l,, and evenlnir. Itev. Y. I".
Flnley. tlie newly appointed pastor
for this church, did not arrive here
for this Sunday's services but
will be here (or Bert Sonday.
C. S. Kaunce, who lias been In
Uie flour and feed business here
for several years, has closed out
his business and has gone to Eu
gene to reside.
The telephone exchange, which
was located In the Sanders bulldlns
on Viral street, has been moved
up the street to Win. Moore's real
estate office.
v A. Raymond, who, with his
family, was a resident in this vi
cinity for many years, was here
... ..i ki. frfenrln over tlie
VISlllllR U" ... , ,
.i, ifr Rnvmond visited
bis son Clayton at Keedsport on
naiuiuuj.
,..., c-uaHnpen of Portland
.. ..u .um inp Tirsi ui iiiv
looking after his interest in the
lowland Place, wnicn is locaieu
on the hill north of town. Jack
Marchioll and lanuiy resiae vu
the place.
Mr and Mrs. Rolla Letsom ana
family visited at tlie home ot Mrs.
Letsom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Thlel, who reside near
Coburg, the first of the week
James Goodman, a resident of
Drain, was married last Tuesday,
October 2. to Mrs. Van Mater of
Hardin, Mont., the wedding taking
place at Eugene. Mr. Goodman's
home here Is tlie lormer u.
. i- .iu.ulllnv In nrlh drain.
Mrs. Lee Barker returned home
k a.. iu trrvm Ar.hlajid. where
she had been to attend the funeral
.1 u.. h,nrh.r ihp late Dan Annie-
gate, which took place on Friday
of last week.
a , evh p.'. of Camas.
ti- .v. Bhn hnH been visitinc here
for several weeks with her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendele, of the city
market, while convalescing trom a
hmkpn ankle, returned home the
first of the week.
Will Stark, a former resident 01
Klkton for many years, later re
siding here a few years, but now
living in Portland, passed through
here Friday on ins way 10 ueeuo
port to visit his son. Roy Stark.
Clarence Leonard, clerk in the
local post office, left the first of
the Week for a two-weeks vaca
tion, part of which will be spent In
Portland.
Mrs. Wilfred Brown came down
from her home in Camas Valley on
Fridav for a brief visit with her
daughter. Miss Ksther Brown, who
is a teacher in tlie local scuoois.
and with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Putnam. Mrs. Brown
reports the ripening of prunes in
the valley as being' very slow,
with prospect of some loss unless
fair weather should continue for
several days mote.
to iinrhneue sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Koad Stand.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone ISO L.
mRFCT FIRF NFAR
nn r. as i iNKur.jfc
DAMAGE Or $50,000
ed over some very valuable w hite
cedar.
Another hiv forest fire In Coos
county, near the Douglas county
line, causeo over w.uuv uamnKe
Friday and Saturday. The fire,
burning on both aides of the Coos
Hay highway, afforded a very spec
tacular sight for motorists. Stage
and other traffic was delayed Sal-
P.l..v ., mm,1!iv hpi-atup nf Ihe
blaze.
One camp and equipment, and a
dump of cedar logs were consumed
before the fire could be halted. The
MarshflelU fire department sent a
pumper engine to Hie scene to lake
water from tlie f'oqullle river for
use in fighting the flames, which
jumped across the river and burned
up the south slope. The fire burn-
DR. SEELY INSTALLS NEW
OPTICAL EQUIPMENT
Dr. A. C. Seely has completed ln
stallatioD of new optical testing
equipment, which is a complete
duplicate of the apparatus used in
the Mayo clinic. The Wellaworth
refracting unit, which he has pur
..i 1 ,p the mnt modem niece
of apparatus for use in examing
and measuring eyes iui nc,...v...
and for glasses and is being adopt
,.i uv,uplv.ilv hv teadlni; otv
eu vwj j -
tometrists. The equipment arrived
last week ana insianauuu o
pleted Saturday.
tail harhecue sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand
frTTrairaIMiIM
Si S
RED ARROW FAST FREIGHT
E. S. SKINNER, District Manager
NEW EQUIPMENT EARLY DELIVERY
Fast Thru Service between Portland, Roseburg, Myrtle Point,
Coquille, Marahfield. Connecting lins other points.
Furniture moving to any place a specialty. i
BONDED AND INSURED CARRIER
Creason Warehouse '
., mi TtoRobun;. Ore.
g worm jacssou, i-uotiu uj i
Vfoulda
fritter
"turn out right" if it
were the size of a
loaf of bread?
It PROBABLY wouldn't. And
coffee roasted in bulk never
"turns out" with the fine
uniform flavor of Hills Bros.
Coffee. For Hills Bros, roast
their coffee a few pounds at
time by a continuous process
Controlled Roasting.
Every berry is roasted evenly
to perfection.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frtsh from the orig
inal vacuum pad.
Easily opened viitk
ike key.
O 1929
TRESPASS NOTICE
AH i.crsiiD nre notified not to
hunt or in liiiv ttliv It'i-HDUHS Oil till
Ovmiuiu. orrhiirds.
Hun Wuillo & Co.. Inc.
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TRESPASS NOTICE
AH peinoiiH nr niTi'toy wnrned
nut. to I'll", or in nny vy IrfflpuaB
on t1it'-0; l lt'cki(jy nmch,
MltS. .MAY Ill'X'KLKY.
USED
GARS
: Relief from Gais
" ci. i- n-
Dizzine
; TQ Joclors tc'.l 11 that Oil per
.cut uf all si, Km - i- due to st,.i-
nch and lmwi'1 t-iiubles. Veil can't
1e we I! if yei(F) digestion 11 bad: j
'you are likelv I" Ret sick unles I
llcli.-ll food and digest it iirvlieilg)
J! Tanlae 1ms a weiiilei ftilfjccotil I
!us a relief from digoine ti ublcs, i
H l'li those of years' at a -ig. I
' Mr. Annie Waters, of 27M i lilt
',JVv. 8.W., Seattle, W a-h.. says: "i
sutlered front m rvc-w inekimr t.i'tn
Vh trouble. Kvery nvaih.Mi mil
i,lv brou::ht no results I ti'"l !
iVanlac, It built nie up till my ;
tomurh trouble was lund.'' 1
; If ymi sutler from pa-. i'nn in
tLe stomach or bowels. d:i7'iass, 1
nwusea, conslipnttoii. or toitnd
liver; if you have no appetite, can't !
sleep and are nervous ar.d all run ;
dow n, you need Tatllac. It u good,
pore medico, nunie of mois.
herbs and barks. Get a Kittle from
your druggist today. .Money Wk
li' it diKu't help Juu. i
With an O.K,
That Counts
CHEVROLET, 1928 model conch,
run only 10.03n,( miles and Is in
best of contion, offered with an
IX K. that Counts. Only $525.
FORD SPORT COUPC, a practi-
r.iiiu now rti An v a monins oa
and looks like new, offered with
nn O. K. that Counts, for only
DUR ANT COUPE, only about ten
months old ana snouia oe an
oocd at new. cost abo it $725
now offered for only and
an O. K. that Countn.
OLDSMOBILE COUPC, 'Z27 mod
el. This la a fine automobile, up
holstered in real leather. This is
a good huy. For s.ve with an j.
K. that Counts, for $b25.
FORD MODEL A S$jyrt Coupe. 1929
moaci. i ms is a quo a iooing
Ford nd h.isn't a scratch on it.
Offercu w;;n an O. V that
Counts for only $S75. q
CHEVROLET TOURING, "!927
morifl. ont of thoKt noorl liiOKi na
small cars you see a lot of on tVk I
rn,fl rtffrrl u.M, i n D K th.ll
Counts for only $-95.
FORD ROADSTER. 1927 model
This outfit hns wire wheels and
lookr good. Psinted in brovw
DiKt).ind for Fa'e with an O.C
that Counts for $225.
CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1928 model.
4 wheel brakes, and in best of
condition, complete with cab and
hotly. Offered with an O. K. that
Counts for $550.
FORD TOURING. 1926 7 model, re
p.iyrxed and in ywOti condition,
neC? top and balloon tires. Offer
ed with nn 0, K. that Counts for
only 8165.
Gr.VfKAL CHEVROLET and Ford
trucks, prices tanging from
and up to $10. and are offered
imc c1 mil tioncd and not guaranteed.
NNOUNCINC
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Priced from $1625 to $2260
f. o. b. factory
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Priced from $1295 U $1695
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SINGLE SIX
Priced from $915 to $1075
f. o. b. factory o
Introducing a completely new group of motor cars
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with the richest new body designs that ever delighted
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the eyes of motor-wise America, and with impresive
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new engineering of the most advanced character,1
5 When you view the 1930 Nash 400" models on
ddisplay you will instantly recognize the fact that
N&h today is decisively ahead of the entire industry.
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Srv ERAL cheap Chevrolet and !
Ford roaosters with pickup
boxes on t?ie rear. Prices from
vjs to Offered as is, not
guaranivd. (
Hansen Chevrolet j
Company I
L. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR CO.
NASH SALES AND SERVICE
Main and Douglas Sts. Phone 649 Roseburg