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4 SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1929. - LOS .NfU-n.KS, Nov. 13. Iiiny old prufix-f totrt In KMonhIo cmmty, nc-iic nf Out fir.si tii:; inn't'ty In Cnhfnrniii. an iilin? up Cimifortalilt fort un- dk'ninu nut nn with pick ami hIiov.-I. -- T'iIh Is diwclorffl liy li. I,. Kim iiifl In his unfile. "KmI lUh ll Hi'iH." iipiii'iirlufi in tin i)vuhf r iKsur nr l'lkik I'ap'-iH. travol riiaaziiH' of tin- Ii'kvirk I'uh-il-ih'luir rnnipiiny of l.os Anu'l'-s. Air. Khnrnel says: - "Jim KfHv. oM llnio rroni of Jim Marshall, who minlo Ihc first jjolil st rii( at SiiMci'h mill four -ficorr years ni;o. h;in n-.tlizi-i! more -than l2o.Mi.fifi from his Hlnris In -workiilU' Ihf ohl .lim Marshall mine li'-ur Col ma (Iui.iik tin la.O fun: itumths." Stf-iiln Kpn's fhrovifih the VavUlc. - The Masked Hostess -TVHAT HAS GONE BEFORE John Sloan, youii': New York at torney. Ih railed into the office of the firm's senior partner mid In formed that he Is to handle the af inm of "Happy .lack" Van Klalok. wenlthv sportsman, who has died Witjdonlv, leaving only nn ahun jjoned Eouk Island estate, The .yfiw, and memories of a wiped out fortune to his beautiful young Thii'hlcr, Nathalie, As the lawyers jliseuss this crisis. Miss Van fclafek arrives from Europe. The senior liw partner tells her of her financial position and that her on ,ty oh mice, to obtain money Is J-s through youiiK Sloan's handling ofthel.onjt (stand estate, Nathalie rconraireoislv tells them nho will -21 (o " ri'il relallvc. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY - "A messenger will hrlnif you a ."memorandum of the train sehed im medial el y," said the fipsist fiirt nmnajrer. his face reflect Iiir "(lu'e acknowledfcement of the 1m jaiVtanee f the very name of Mrs. I'emberlon Swavne. - When he hud .irono, Nathalie "looked ahout lo-p and tool heart .of "(f race from the roses which the -nmnnireinent li'id hud placed on her driMsini; lahle and the orderly iMjjpry of I tiff dh'tilfied old-fash ioucd room. Her trunkal liail been da cod where they could he eon vHont1v npnned. A special maid 7')ind been Hftsifnieil her after It had lieeti learned Hint Hhe was travel Itnr without a mnld of her own. It Avas the first time In her life she )iad been wllhout n persona t ser vant. Alwevn she had been accus Homed to lb service which money Tuinimonw. Even tooceiipvnne room Ju a hotel lusterd of a suilo was fin experience she had never Ttnown. as the room and the roses on -the table continued to comfort and Wieourat-e her she em Plied the .contents of her purse and took toll nf whnt monev she had. The sum -nnpalled her. She had known when The left her lawyers that, she had .jenoimh lo settle for the taxlcah -avhlch had brought her uptown. After paylmr for it there still re nalned. as she counted In-r money jriver. two slni'le dollar hills and a -trifle of small change. Not even -enough for her train fare! Ueuret- f 11 11 v phe pot the pocket check Itnnk she had been uiven by Mr. -Jlorne and consulted II to learn -ihe tin mo of the b"lik where her Hliv ba In tire lav. The checkbook .revealed the name of the bunk but not the bank's locution. II was too 'import a nt an lust Hut Ion for I hat. -iUH'1'' on Med the hotel mnnager and asked If In1 could leant the ad dress. lie en vi If. but milled: "If nil you wish Ih to draw ninnev you need not go lo your bank. This ho tel will be alwavs bnppv lo cash an check vnil present to us" She had luncheon Rei ved In her W-B4C, Your grocer returns your money at our expense on Schilling coffee for any reason whatever. Your statement is enough. Wc pay him. You keep the coffee. This is printed on every coffee lin and means exactly what it says. 52 F.itrct I 47 Spicw coast and Kooky mountain terri tory are init-resiinly l '.-tori bed by authors of a dozn oilier ar i fries, all profusely fllusl rated, in i he same jsue of IMok wick Pa pers. The territory covered is traversed by rnoiur siae.K of l'Uk uiek or aftiliateil Jim s or plaie-i if Ph-kwh-k I -a tin American Air ways fleet In .Mexico and Central America. BLIND REALTOR DIES FROM GAS STOVE FUMES wUU ITmw Uumt Win) MKIFOIiI, Ore., Nov. 2.Uny ('. Iilacknn-r. r.fi and blind, retired found deixl in his cabin at an pmio camp y-sterrlay. Cas from a stove, was responsible for the death. A t v pi-writ ten h-iter found In the I quarters fdioued Ulackmer 10 have ! been in a cheerful mood. The last line he wrote was "I am feellm? I drowsy now." Konflni; and roof mating Whatiou Ilros. Adv. at hy BLAIR STEVENSON room. The maid who had been as sumed her brought a memoran dum of the Southampton trains and fnrpiired if Na I ha lie would have her trunks unpacked. Nathalie said yes, and then chanced the order, direct In rr that, the trunks be forwarded as thev were to Mrs. S wayne's at "'b aniploii. She was certain that while the monev at her command would pay her hotel expenses for a day or two It would not cover a longer slay than that. She deter mined that when she left for I,ong Island her train would go in a lit tle more than an hour she would give up her room and explain that she was not coming back. She had no inclination for the luncheon which was brought in, al thounh she contrived to eat. n lit tle of It. When her maid took tin tray nwny she lay down and (tied lo look her future fairly in the face. Instead, onlv the past nssalled her. She could not crowd out the shnrp memories of the day of her father's death nor the events which followed It until she was sufficiently recovered lo attempt her journey across the ocean. Hnl one memory among them was grateful and she clung to It. A famous English sportsman Eord Winston at whose house she and her father had hcn guests Tor the race week dnrl:ig which he bad been killed had ben inooniiauable, lie ami his craclniis wife had been ceaseless In their kindness, keeping her at their beaut If til country estate while he put himself to pains for her In all directions, and in touch with her relatives and lawyers In America, lie had learned to his amazement, hut had refrained from lolling her. that her Tallier had let virtually everything he possessed slip Ihrmnrh his open bands. Then a dignified letter front Mrs. Pemher ton Sway ne tollintr hint to send Nathalie to her had reassured hint as lo Nat hn lie's future, for he did nnt know Mrs. Swayne. He hooked Hlciinndilp passaue for Nathalie, paying for It himself ami later writing Mrs. Swavne that he had done so. He and his wife rode from London In the boat train with Nathalie and' installed her on the ship. Just before the Mat) ret aula sailed he hud. tried to press money into Nathalie's hands, but she would not take It. suyfni (hat she had enoimlt for her few davs on shipboard and that she would be met when the shin arrived In New Vol k. lie cabled Mrs. Swavne I hen, 11 vim particularly the day when the Mauietauia was Ine to dock and st ressinir that Nathalie had not allowed him to advance her Incidental travel monev. Nathalie leH the Waldorf .lust hel'ore three o'clock, ltefore gnin' downstairs she filled nut a cheek for twenty five dollars out of her CD x rUlm, r.,lrr:Tc -DIICI Mill firaham Paiijc, already famed In Europe u; Hie winner of the Auto mobile Club of Pal is challenge 1 rophy in tli recent Tour, t-j lr:.nce, and for it a out -t-mrlhiK Vic tory iu t his year's international Monte Carlo tour over a loute of 1 K i miles, has ni;ain Inii eHse(j Europe; ti motnrdoni with its per fcjrmance powers hy winnitm an oiiiT comp'-ijiinn of major import ante, the a-auvi!lo-I,a IJaule rally. In competition with 1 he lead in t; makes of foreign cms. Craliarn PaiMiie entlries finished In flr:-:t, third, fourth and seventh posi tions, havini; put nt a remarkable exhibit ion of ( insistent, rutin inj: IhrouKliout ttie run. The Deauville.l.a l!:iulf test was held in con junction with the hank balance, knowing as she did so that she was cutting that bal ance to three dollars and a trifle of small change. As she went to the main desk to cash It and to explain that she would give up her room, suddenly the comfort and security, of the hotel and the friendliness of Its management to her seemed some thing Hint she dared not out her self off from. She decided to keep her room and cancel it from Southampton If all went well. She presented her check. The man who took It smiled affably. "Certainly, Miss Van Slaiek." He glanced at lite body of It. "Are you sure this will be enough? My orders are to honor your checks to any amount." (To b! continued tomorrow.) fPopyrlaht. 1!20, K'lnt Features Symlleale, Inc.) RELIGIOUS DRAMA COMING A grinning Ttiblleal drama In 3 nets. "St. Claudia." Heals with Claudia, wife of Pilate, as she faces him with the final decision as to the fate of Jesus This group of tal ented ptavers will hold vour most Intense Interest for the 1 :f hours of J the idav. p'-n o ft at the Christ bin e,'," h. Wed. evenlnir. Nov. nth. 7 ',' n. t Admission rale, sehenl ehib'-i.n ?r,ir. A Imo a special i'-.niilv ticket for $l no. ad mlttliu' the whole family. Adv., McCoriulck-Heertng tractors have removable evil nders, guaranteed crankshaft and heiiriues, and many oilier late ininrnvemenls to nrtke them a lout lived machine. They are sold at Wharlon Pros. Adv. -o- New low servtc" station prices j on l.ee tires at Nick Carter's Tire non. iNono neuer ami lew as 1:01m. Also big trade-in values on your old (ires. Adv. 1'. 1. & Co 'a NVn'fi (Minsulns nml riuiditilM. IliKliwny l'h:iitii:iry, Oah hinil. Ore. F'lt tifiiiipcnn ninrtwtrlips nntl livo fori'viT. Uninti'H Itimd Slanil. Srirmm - llichwny lMiannacy. liov4nd sin vi hin Known sil Us price) Tntrli tlicPonllnc IH( Sis on the on mntl. rrvt'uling top Kpootlt ttut'h us no otln-i rar in its field fan match. Sec it leap fiifirrly ahfnil nt li prrrn lif:lit, utfflfratiiiK with iinrivaletl mtiip and pirit. . . . Tlif l'ontiilf Ilij; Six isripially far iilienil of its I'u ld in Mnmiiiu and ltms life, due to unt'h wear-risistins fe at lire s ;s Taiikiaso ve n t ilat ion v hich prevents dilution of eiiine oil mm tivc full pressure luliriration at all 1'KIHU'CT OF rrtntittr Mm Si. $T $t lo .;. f. n. h. fnnlinr, Mi.h., plu Jcfiiwv rhnrin. Hutttftrr, .firing iitr nnd I nt-rlt mhtf k ntitrhr rriilnr rqiiifimrnl I s.ifht xtr (-.tut. (.rni-rnl lli'lnr ftmt I'm mrnf Plan i-aifaioJi at jtthiintiim Mir. f tniil(r rht ilmln-rtrtl irt- ! trrtl n I he li.l ( f. i. h. nrii irhrn rfnprfnf tfimefiil ifl'iifH ... Onktantl-t'oittmr itrlitfmi ftrirr. inrlitiim inv WlfwrurJ ilimiri for (mtht nml ,ili-r an. I ihr rhr$ 0 far mny mUi' Ittmul mvMiriM or hnmnving JrairMi. Rosebarg Motor Company 111 N, Rose Graham-Paige Breaking Record for I"""""""'" ' "' i.m n,i,i.i,..innu . , , nil ) m,vvwv,,m jm i ,H ,1 i. ,mv; s Si ' ' " -Vv i' " Is ? i ( line J Innumerable liair pln turns and poak. The fmir spi'eil transmission nnie. ine new recoru noiiier is Kniulr'r clinlleiiKe cup. and Ih ttie Kiaue lor the eleven-mile ascent is famous "Rally of the Capitals." Each event is scored separately, but In the general clarification l he scorns are combined to deter mine the winner. The leading (lialiaiu-I'alKe entry, by its bril liant victory in the Ieauville-La Haule event, took first place in the Kt'iM'ral classification with a total of 7! 1.6 points, followed closely by tho (Iruliani-I'ait'e cars in third and fourth places with scores of "!)M.n and 7SS.8. The scoring was based on distance and regularity of running, and on a series of in M'n'KihtK special events designed to (4'st such qualities as accelera tion, hill climbing, ease of control and speed. Much ingenuity was shown In devising various novel compe I If Ions, which not only challeng ed the ability of the cars and driv ers but. Incidentally, proved thrill.? for Ihe spectators. In the test for acceleration from a cold start, the cars (after having been parked all night ) were pushed to the start ing line: at a signal, the driver had lo dash to his car. start the eimiue.-and speed away to the flnlslr line, lftO meters away. Graham-Paige won this event in 14 1-5 seconds. In the coasting test, each car, whh lis engino dead, stood on the starting line held by the haml brakes, on a gently sloping de seen I, first place being awarded the car that rolled farthest when the brake was released. The (Iraham-Paign won by two meters. Another thrill! ne event called for rapid acceleration, n sudden and accurate stop on a line, and a quick run backward. A.Hucatti won this test with Graham-Paige a dose second. The Itallv of the Capitals Is one of i ho most exacting tets of mo tor car performance. Kaeh com petitor must start from Hie capi tal city of any country be may select. This calls for excellent liidi'iuent. as points are al lot ed according to the distance covered, but. on I he other hand, are deducted for, failure to main lain a fixed nverp'-ro speed, which r-Mtrol-. ll j you have ever hjhmmIh and the Harmonic Iialanocr tvhieh counlcracts torsional vihratioa iu the crankshaft. . . . And iu addition Pontine gives you more style, comfort nnd safety, in smart, luxurious, dis tinctive bodies by Fisher anil greater economy ,, not alone in first cost but in operation and maintenance. . . . Come in today and sec how much more Pon tine offers on any basis of comparison. And learn how easily you can own and enjoy the finest car the market affords nt its low price. CtrRL MOTORS '6" sharp Inclines mark the eleven-mile cllmli to the top of this California enabled the (iraham-l'aine to cut 12 25 seconds from the previous in; inni;est v, ni i i nase car that ever succeeded in ninnine the Post- only car ever to lower the record b.a per cent, vim many steep pilches from 8 to 15 per cent. The system rius equalizes the chances taken, balancing the long and short distances. Competing cars this year Includ ed most of the famous European makes. The first ten to finish, with their scores, were as fol lows : First, Graham-Paige, 791.6; sec ond, Mathis. 7!.4; third, Graham Paige, 790.0; fourth, Graham Paige and Itugatti (lie), 788.8 sixth. Fiat, 788.4;- seventh, Gra-ham-PalKe and ltugatii (tie), 7X8.0; ninth. Minerva, 786.8; tenth, Talbot. 784.8. Other makes of cars competing included ('honard, Delarge, i ion net, l'anhard, Salmson, Renault, Itosengart, Amllear, Peugeot and Citroen. RECKLESS DRIVER WHO KILLS CHILD MOBBED BY WOMEN NEW YORK, Xov. 12. Two hundred women today threatened the driver of an automobile which had run down two little uirls in brooklyn, causing injuries from which one of them died. The two little girls, Anna Horo witz nnd Corrine Singer, were on the sidewalk throwing kisses to Corrine's mother in an apartment window above when the car of Joachim I.ieberman, out of con trol, jumped the curb and ran in to them. " The screams of other children brought 200 women pouring from adjacent apartment houses. Shriek ing "Murderer!" - at. Uebernian. they dragged him from his wrecked machine and were kick ing and pummellng him when a policeman came on the scene. Drawing his revolver the officer forced the women back and took his prisoner to n police station. where he was held on a charge of ( homicide. i The Horowitz girt, 10 years old,: riled In ;i hosnil nl n few moment s ' after her arrival. The Singer girl iu rot expected to live. BIO SIS Phone 100 f-IW Sdn j . o. b. runtime, Miclu I Mt. Diablo Climb on the first attempt. The average FRESNO, Nov. 12. Local avia tion enthusiasts nnd civic boosters, commenting on the recent formal opening of Fresno's new municipal airport Chandler field credit the Richfield Oil company and its lo cal dealers with much of the suc cess of the celebration. The elaborate decorations throughout the city, which have just been taken down after hav ing served to enliven the down town district's appearance during the air fiesta, were contribuied and installed hy Richfield's score of local dealers. That oil company, too, served as aerial host to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chandler, donors cf the field, who witli city officials and other dignitaries, were taken to the field in Richfield's big trimotored Kok ker monoplane, sent here especial ly for the occasion. Officials of the Richfield avia tion department, here for the air port opening, declared Fresno's noV field one of tiie finest In the West. Notice Deer Creek Dairy phone number changed to 56F2. Corn shelters at Wharton Cros. Adv. Nenia Capsules & Flukoids. High way Pharmacy, Oakland. Adr. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone with the Finest Bodies ever built for any motor car ... THE COACHCRAFT of the 1930 Nash "400" shows the world how ' a motor car body should be built. In the new arched-in upper structure design Nash body designers have replaced customary upper body bulk with grace and slenderness. They have developed new methods of bracing and strengthening which make these 1930 Nash "400" bodies more rigid and less likely to develop rattles than any body ever put on any motor car. The new door, window and wind shield opening devices operate with delightful ease. The interior is entirely insulated from the engine. Rear seats are nearly three inches wider. Twin cowl ventilators furnish the most efficient type of in terior ventilation. A New generation of motor cars has arrived I D 1. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR COMPANY N$SH SALES AND SERVICE Main and Douglas Sts. 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