ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1929.
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UIJUK, Nov. 7. (iliili; IiIkIi
Buhuui Mioiisui'i'd u. HalJouu t.n
piirly oil Ui; evt'tuiiK t'f Oi lohtT 31.
A basketball name bt'lwi't-u th
Glide hiKb fiiliuol leaiu uud 1 1 j
Onde Hub n'sult' d ia u more of 2u
to 7 In favor of (he IiikIi kcIiooI
players. Giiiuhh were ta d III I he
auditorium until a lain hour when
reirt!Hiiiin'iii8 were nerved.
entitled "The Bachelor's Iteverle."
Mibh Naomi Coutello was the
lucky winner of a fln larse birth
day t:uke.
STAGE TERMINAL
AT DRAIN WILL
BE STARTED SOON
BIG FILL MADE
ON COAST ROAD
unlay for a farewell vtMt with for
mer friends who were leaving for
a ilfsiuut n tale.
A mo uk lue older people her
who have been quite indisposed In
health recenllv ar Mrs. Mary
Van Kirk and K. J. Kt-dford in
town, and Mrs. Horace Putnam at
t the family home in SunnydaU, all
being reported improved.
The Ijkdien' Aid of the Metho
dist church pave a chicken pie
v-upper at the Kent vacant store
iiuildiiiK on Friday evening, which
'.vas patronized by a large number
uf jHHiple, the supper being served
cafeteria style.
DRAIN, Nov. 7. 'Hie nit-am
shovel crew, working on the new
lra.u -Heeclbpuri high w ay, moved
in last week fiom a point ueartlie
hunudale sehool house to Ihe
tuge of town and are engaged in
liliiiu in aetoss the ln-nil of the
creek whieh will fonrnvi the new
highway with Hie raciflc highway
at the toot of U street abreast of
John Ilediick's IouiIhI cabina. Tlie
materiiii lor making liiis till,
which Is between 301) and 4MI teet
lont$ and averages about fifieeii
feet, In depth, i.t In-ing taken from
Ihe r-oiiit of the hill nM west, liom
the fill.
( ,--wtfil l'n- j'j- i Win-;
'DltAIN. Nov. 7 - A new uild
lug, or building:!, lire in prospect
for offices for the auto bus linett
on I lie pacific highway and termi
nal lor the Draln-Marhriehl line,
construction work to bt'afn soon.
Foundation material is already on
the grfund but full details are not
jet available The site is the for
mer Spalding livery stable corner.
Mr. Huiher, the preHcnt agent of
the bus lines, will be the manager
at the new place.
PROGRAM AT GLIDE
GLIDE P. T. A. SEES
; SLIDES ON LABOR
(Ni-w IN-vti-w Ii.rfiKla Cmirily Sw-chh
CIJDi:. Nov. 7. The Chle p. T.
A. met Friday evening, Nov. 1, for
hi second meeting ol the year. Af
ter a brief biiHincHH whhIoii had
been held a number oT lantern
slideH wero prtiHtmtiMl, being ol
special interest lo the members of
the civics classes, as limy showed
the crowded shops and work car
ried on under poor labor condi
tions. Lunch was nerved at the
conclusion of the program.
LADIES AID PARTY
WAS BIG SUCCESS
JiLKNDAI.K, Ore., Nov. 7. (Spe
cial) The birthday party given by
Olivet Ladles' Aid society at the
ii eshylfi'lan church Tuesday eve
nrn was a lU buccchh In every
way. The ladles wish to thank the
people of this community for the
hearty BUpport and patronage giv
i) them. Ti affair netted about
((i!f. A cent lor each year of one's
uge was the admission price and
iflthougu the ladles are not tllvulg
liig any age secrets they expressed
ijiemselves as being surprised as
lo the number of evident cente
imrfans t hut reside in t his com
ihimily us evidenced by Uu1 uil
ljliKttlun fees tendered.
i An excellent pro jrtini wus en
joyed during the evening ami con
soled of vurlouj musical numbers
fpllowed by a short , clever skit,
f NVw It ci lew Ixijt.iN Onjnty Spwlal)
CI AUK. Nov. 7 The ladies afd
society or the (Hide Haptist church
is giving a chicken dinner Friday
evening. Husbands of the ladies
will be Invited . logetber with
iriends of the society. The dinner
is lo be served at 7:110 p. m.t and
will be followed by an interesting
program.
DRAIN
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DUAIN. Nov. 7 Mrs. Anna
Drain, who had been quiie sick at
her home here for several days
went to lioseburg .Saturday last j
with her son-in-law and daughter. ;
Mr. and Mrs. It. ,. Whipple, for
ri'sl am) recuperal ion ami is re- i
porlcd much I in proved anil will
probably reluru homo soon.
Norman Cool, who is a (tending
(I. of f). at Kuit'ne. was here for a
week-end visit with his mother.
Mrs. W. N. Wise, last Saturday
;ind Sunday. Norman has qualified
for a saxophone part In one of the
university bands.
llev. li. K. Close, stale superin
tendent of the anti-saloon league,
was here Monday evening and
presented the moving picture,
"The Transgressor." at Iho Metho
dist ('hutch and gave a lecture in
connection therewith.
Win. Levins, one of the success
ful farmers of the Klkton vicinity,
was a businesa visitor here Wed
nesday. N. 1. Cool, the local merchant,
who also operates a small sheep
ranch near town, was up to Id
vide Wednesday and selected a
few choice ewes from the herd of
Win, Hawley for Ihe improvement
of his own flock.
Miss Frances Kayo Flnley, n
teacher In Ihe high school at Mar
cola, who was here for a week-end
ut the name of her parents, linv.
and Mrs. Flnley, accompanied by
her mother, went to Udell lake on
the summit of the Cascades, Sat-
WOMEN JURORS I
SWEAR VERDICT j
BASED ON FEAR;
(Continued from page 1)
Fitts said, "that isince the verdict
was returned three jurors have had
a sudden change of heart. The jury
returned its verdict in open court.
each member was polled and ail
stated that this was their verdict.
DAILY WEATHEH REPORT
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IT. S. Weallter Bureau OfMce,
Koseburg, Oregon. Uata reported
by K. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in
charge.
Haronietrlc pressure (reduced
to sea level) B a. m 30.35
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes
terday (per cent)
Highest temperature yesterday t7
lowest temperature last night 29
Average temperature for the
Normal temperature for this
dale
Precip. in Inchei and Hundredths
Preciptation for 24 hours,
ending 5 a. in " 0
Tola precip. since 1st month T
Normal precip. fir this month 4.G6
Total precip. from Sept. 1,
102!f, to date 1.24
Normal precip. from Sept 1
io date 4.S9
Total deficiency since Sept. 1,
1!I20 3,65
.Vormal seasonal precip. Sept.
to May, inclusive 31.16
Forecast for interior southwest
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday;
not much change in temperature.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by anyone other
than myself after this dale. Nov.
5, 1U2J.
.Signed: Hobert E. Marsters.
Pendulum clocks, attractive,
good timers, for only $3.!M. Othot'B
at relatively low prices. You must
see these clocks t ft appreciate them.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Come, let's go to lioseburg Stu
dio and get NxlO free with dozen
ftttos. Only few duys more. Salzman
UldB.
Let us Inspect your transmission
and differential, It might save you
money later ou, Ned ldxon's Super
Station. Adv.
Ladies of the rtaptist church will
hold a cooked food sale Saturday.
November 9, at McKean, Darby and
Ilaltlwin's store. Adv.
Baby's Colds
l Bat treated without
v dosing Just rub on
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Now Those Rheumatic
Pains Must Go
The Agon Ceases the Swelling la
Reduced What a Blessing.
It Ih the law of California lhat a
jury cannot impeach its verdict."
I. Gilbert und Joseph Ford,
defense attorneys, in their affida
vits said the trial was affected ad
vnrnely for their client by radio
comments made by Dr. Shuler
"against the juror in the Mr a. Lois
i' uitaKcs caue whom hhuler claim
ed was In favor of acquittal."
Dr. Stiultr subsequently was ad
juUKfd in contempt of court and
fined $75 for the alleged statement.
Mi a. PantaKes, the theatre mans
wife, was found Kuilty of man
slaughter In connection with the
death of a Japanese gardener after
a motor accident involving her u-
tomnliile,
sentence.
and now Li awaiting
Word has been received here J
that Mrs. J. R. N. Hell, a former
resident of Koaeburs, Is seriously
ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. L. KodRers. in Fortiand.
She was stricken with paralysis
several weeks ao and her condi
tion is reported to be very critical.
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Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress
has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes
when we removed harmful corrosive A CRIDS (pungent irri
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YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of
modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against
all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE,
the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco,
properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted."
"TOASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture,
removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres
ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way.
Everyone knows that heat purines, and so "TOASTING"
LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor
rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the
old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and
coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju
dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women.
ft it
TUN L 1 N The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra every Saturday niht, over a coat-to-caaat network of the N. B. C
No Throat Irritation-No Couh
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"It's Toasted" is recognked by millions as the
most modem step Li cigarette manufacture
C tg;X Tl c n t Hcan Tobiwco C.i . M'm.