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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN I POLLY AND HER PALS liEWfllUES' M.T.T.TTMII.I.I.l.r Classified Section KATES: P word, each InMrUonI cent. By the vatk, S rmu mar. "Minimum per advert Uetnent, a eeota. Man your mil rnant thm words and Mdoee atainp, cluck m awwiey order. I Chifistmas Presents for YOU 81 ROSEBURGNEWSREViEW. ROSEGURG. OREGON, MONDAY; JANUARY 6, 1930. - ' ' ' 1 Two of a Kind J BrfzR FVS5ESSZy TTI7T)1 1 OBODV BUT VOURSBlP-lO BLAMB, J ?bu TD"Tf-if?ATBts 2" irJ SAMUEL- VOU SAASB THREAT OFji rjefTTKUDE: WITH Ai OMALxzl j yTEREtAV, HAS 5MLiLATT;;;. SUPPER VtSTETOW Th& CHiLPiS CW FOR SALE net radio, fiw; terms. 3 SUortl BtreqL - ) FOR SALK Seven uniy geese. In quire Miss AIutti Brown, Eiktoii, O togou. KOH SALK- Fresh young Jersey cow, with heifer call, Cud . 3K2I. Delia Halm. tkO. OWNE&Dont target to call 653 wneu In ntjd ol auto paru. Surff b Auto Wrecking House. PIANO Kurtz Bros, mahogany up right, in good condition, bacriflce ;i6u. H-il S. Stenheua Sl. Vhone FOR SALE Huff Orphingion ruost , ers. See them aL 1- ergusou Bros. j unci), or write John J-tiJKUbon, Day a Creek, Oregon, MAYTAG shop has a used electric washer for salt, in good condi tion, for $75. Call 4lfti H, or call at store, 125 South Shendua at. FOU SALE 8 cows ana heifers, fresh aud coming fresh; ulso 12 yearling he iters. fr'tett Vender, 2nd house on Lookiugglass ruud. h'Ull SALE 1D2U Ford truck; will take one or two good cows, or horse or chickens as part pay ment. G. B, Harvey, lit. 2 iiox 4a. AliKINO STOCK FOli SALE $75 a share, cash. Assessments all paid. Write or see owner, James Fuller, Riddle, Ore. FOR SALE One bundled good nannio goals, well bred,' April. Several good red gobblers, O. A. C. strain. A. F. Stearns, Oakland, Ore. i WANTED -J HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ap ply at Fisher's store. WANTED Wnen you need a tow car, call Chambers. Phone 649 or 679. LADY WANTS WORK House keeping or dish washing. Box 74, Riddje, Ore. STEADY WORK wanted by young man. Should like employment three or four hours a day regu larly. Phone ISil-L. WANTED Gardens to plow, through the month of January, v Write box 1038, Roaeburg, Ore. WORK WANTED By trustworthy middle aged man, experienced ou lurm. Box 1, care News-liuview. FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished 4 rooms. 428 Pitzer. opt,, FOR RENT 1-room house partly furnished. 914 E. Douglas. FOR RENT 5-roora house, base ment, furnace, strictly modern; paved St. Inquire at The Smart Shop. OFFICE ROOMS Light, airy, mod ern, hot and cold water, Blcara heat, located In heart of city, rates reasonable. Apply room 311, Perkins building or phone 124. M'ARTMENTS FOR REN T The best in town. Reals reason able. Steam beat, electric stove. Frigid aire and modern through out. Phone 550 or 68. FOUND FOUND On Kat Fourth street, a ring. Owner call at News-Review, k describe it and pay for ad. lISCFliANEOUS I - . IT IS better to repair In the rain titan to live under a leak. Page Lumber & Fuel Co. FREE LESSONS given in decora tive painting and art needle work. 334 N. Rose. Phone 556-J. ATTRACTIVE durable trespass no tices printed on either cardboard or sign clctb. are sold by tue News-Review office. NEW TODAY FOR SALE or let on shares Bour bon Red turkeys. Kenneth Conn, 6F21. SPRAY HOSE AND SUPPLIES Bean and Hayes parts. Shop and field service. Leake & Beyers Co. rDM BARRON (English While Leghorn cockerels for sale. Phone 4SF12. IS ED LK.HT PLANTS Cheap. I'sod Del co electric and Colt gas plants. Leake & Beyers Co. FAIRBANKS MORSE CAS EN OLVES New and used. New 1 h. p. Stover engine. $50. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE for any thing of value Young horses. Also have some extra fine Bar red Rovk cockerels. E. A. Kruae. Roseburg. FOU SALE Radio, nix-tube bat tery operated set complete. M. This- set will out demonstrate any set we have seen ottered at this juice. Phone IV-KiS for dem onstration. "LADIES, LOOK THIS OVER" Beautiful velvety two-touo rug made from your old worn rune, raruots. rags or clothing. Any M2e. any color. Last a lifetime. Phone 470. Ask for rug mac. I FOR SALE Old growth ttr tlm- I bor. G. V. Crouclier, OlaHa. Ore. 'FIR STUM PAGE at 50 cents COrd' Lmdblom, DixonvHIe. WANTED TO BUY 250 young ewes. State age and price. dress Box 102, City. TUESDAY NIGHT at Maccabee hall Tucker old time orchestra. A full Sue dance to all. Lames j free. TUESDAY NIGHT at Maccabee hall Tucker old time orchestra. A full 5uc dance to all. Ladies 1 free. WANTED A woman for general housework. Must be neat and good cook. Willing to go out of town. AIjs. Geo. A. Uradburn, Rosebnrg, Ore. FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet sedan. Driven less than 3U00 miles. Will tnke good sound team burses and harness as part payment. Ad dress P. O. Box 1223, or inquire 646 S. Main St. MONEY If you want to build a home, refinance your present loan or gel title to your home, we can help you. DO U G LA S BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIA TION, .Medical Aria building, IT TAKES fuel to make steam it also takes good meals to give you Unit pej) and vim and red blood that enables you to do things well. Burke's, at 218 N. Jackson is where you get food that fits you for your work. FOR SALE Here is an opportun ity for you to get a flue borne and a money maker opportunity at one and the same lime. On the main street of Koseburg. Win, Fisher, S25 Winchester St., Rose burg, Ore. Phone H32J. GET OUT OF DEBT BY INSTALL MENTS For the average salar ied man, small monthly payments on a mortgage, which take care of both interest and 'principal, are actually easier lo make than - semi-annual payments of Inter est, aud our scientifically de signed monthly payment loan act ually costs you less tu Interest and gets you out of debt. We make loans to take up straltrlit loans. UMPQUA SAVINGS Awl! LOAN ASSN., Douglaa Abstract Bide.- FOR SALE 1924 Ford touring, new license, good Ua-s and in At shape, for 5.00. 1028 Nasiv coupe, looks and runs like new. See this tor a real bar gain. 1028 Nash- 2-doov. sedan. -1927 Chevrolet coach. 1925 Hudson speedster. 19ZS Lhevruiet one-ton truck. For real bargains in used cars and trucks Bee L. R. Chambers at the Nash service station. Phone 649. i TODAY'S MARKETS (AssocUtod Proia Leased Wire) PORTLAND, Jim. 6. The ..Id law of supply and ilt-minni, with mipplv d'mimtrtt In thl Itixtttfie-, ( ruiMitiK havoc with t'Ktf ami buitiT prJi-ct, 1 This Hpplien esppciullv to ImtUT, stiiriiKe Hlnvks of which luu ho lurm that the, prvvtiKitiK nmnminfth tUK the IwH'cfll fxperi'.'i'rfd t H time of the yi-ar for u decade. The t-nt? inarki't is HjlKhtly better off than the butler market, but fa fit ill utuisuttllj- weak. Two ttiat-e cents were cut off eiftr prjct? li.rlav briiiffiriK the price of fresh exirun to retaiters to 38c and the liu-uiuin srnl-s to 37e. The Jiop market It? reporteI t h, more (li'iiiora listed than at any other period for MOtne time. With fi&.non or 70,00) bK tif the old pro lud still utitiotd. pcit-t'S ritnKtufe frota f.c for the poorext to J (4 for Dk; best Were quoted in mosl quartert. The hop outlook wn dechireii to Lc anything nut hrlKht. ol Morkr-t Stow BOSTON, Jan. 3. The Coinme rial Bulletin of Uoston will say toi.ioi -row. "Most wool houses have found the market slow thin week. Demanu continued to focus chiefly on flue and half-blood wools at , pile a showing tittle or no change.. "Foruiftn Markets nro m.t)y ro, M down. The t-nlonifil markets ii -sumed the pout -hoi Id iy fale on Monday. Intfiewt wilt iw kwu ( dfsuera tli trend ut values at th.-it lime." The Commercial Bulletin tomor row will pubtmii the louowtng HUu tattons: Scoured baflja; Oregon: l'lne and f. m. staple, lfiSV; fine and f. m. fr. tombing. T."fit 7 c: iin and t. m. ctotliing, ,(s7'Jc, Wiley No. 1, SOi SJc. Mohair: Oregon, domicile grading, first oomtitng, fitJ'ti'iJc; Rood curding 1j ClliotnilniiN Bt'TTF.U Cube extras, 117 rent-. MandardH, ..ft wnls; prlmu f I tuts, Sit tents; firsts, 3:i cents. KHUH: (Pouitrj producers' prices) Freh extrn, 40 ct'tiU; stvinlaMl. 31 ;enis; fresh medium, Z'i irelitu; nn-dlvnn firsts, cv-nts, HIT i'KJKAT JJireef shippers' track No. 1 grade. 3Sfi 3fle; No. '1 Kfjide :(3 renin; .stations No. 1. 3A' 37c; No. 2, SliSii-. (orllnd d'tlv ery pric-w: No. t tvutterfat. SJfyifM : So. J. 3Hy 3.r. Mti.k- rtu ins price. 4 per cent, 2.401i 2.50. L1V K POCLTRr tteavv heoe. ver 14 lb., atv'ifl d' J '4 t" t ib . "itrii 'M lbs l$v; brmlerH, llgni, 3-rif .(he; eoi ored. 20 ceiitu lb.; old Host:r, IZv, tags, t it", d'i kt, lf22-. TnMATOI'N Lorn, h"t house, 2"ii27i4c; t'nllfoi nia, $.;.) repack ed. OKlrtSTUMIlM prr to r-tMt-rr art, Sft Jc lb.: VwJefiTiA Globe, tl.tf; Oregon. $1 r-tifi-1.75. Fit EH H VPOKT BI.1CS SflllnK nrr: LnUiiif. lnipertnl ValW-v. r . i - ii'rmiitm( t-ii t.'i": cwtt bag.', IocmI. fx."; string beans, 22 ft rM-iif. 1 t i I 7c. . nr'KLi;Bi;itun;.s iaiicy. 12Q 1 1 ccnis gonim. 12.7 S 2: y-k!nA Tr. 2.", cwt.; Western Oregon, :.2ttty 2.5. f4.:ir 3.."; .'(. "!. tl 'iHt . tfU. bo; Enyt'-rn. J2o barrel. NfTfi Oregon walnut. ??H w 2c; Callfrtrnin Viftlltr, TnTnis rw ir; Kri"" ro; it '4v, al tuonds. "(jc; Cdlferts, ll.'"c; itv cht 2t?r.; NWF.KT POTATOES CslifornU. Afr7 epnts a pound; Southern Yams. S" n cri. COrVTRT VKATH tnz prl"a try r.tnr Couf-v- killed ho. h"' hni',hrs, i?i'1r lv t0'i"n. 151715c a pound; fambi. lSic, wRire, ?utcK M$z- ( wo! &u ) t . m '(s 'M! I OWT S ipl HOLD ) , S f vpn( TS. (n flfl ttia SUiiili-- tieitvel veal. 75 to intitinn. Ibc. jiui'D nominal, 13 He WOOL 192S crop nominal Will-t tfl, Jtf4fJ7',2C pound. hrl Futurrw Open HlKh Uiw Clost Mar. . . 1 . -. 1 . 1 o 74 1 . 2 s Si l.ii-. Muy . . t.32ft L3-n. Lai k July ,.1.3-J l.SJ ! L3I M. CASH WHEAT Big Bend blue stem, hard white, l.d'J; soli wbile, .Vy, western vitte, t.2t; iuu( win ter, 3.2.; (loitJiurn mninn, western red, 1.25. , OATS No. S--8 lb. white, JSt.5. EX-TICKET AGET JT BACK IN PORTLAND TO FACE CHARGE PORTLAND; Ore.Jan. 6. C. E. W.erren, Iormer asent at tlie Con soiidated railroad ticket otiicu here who lelt the .city unexpectedly hi 124 and in 1'JzS was liuncted on a chaise ot larceny 'oy bailee, wab 1 et ui ned from San Frunclsco to day, where he was arrested, to face a charge of emhnzzlenient ot 510,000 -Of railroad "funds. Warren denied he bad been in hiding and said that after spend ing his summers in Alaska, he re turned to Washington cities am. found employment. Jlis auto li cense caul lasued him in San Fran Cisco, where be was round work ins, a.f a 16ff.shojeman, was Js su'd in his own name. If ail road oiflckils said Warren ncft-ptt'd money tvom foielniwrn atid failed to credit it on booka of the office. Warren decturea he could not explatti why he va Indicted tout years after the al leged emhefcxletuetit occurred. COLONEL VAN WAY OlES PORTLAND, Ore., Jan, 6. Colo nei Charles W. Van Way, 56, re tired, who had been in charge oi the liquidation o! government hold ings In Oregon and Washington un der the war-time spruce division since the war's end, died yesterday of heart disease, superinduced b an old wound suffered during a Philippine engagement. ' DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau Office, Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported bj E, H. Fletcher, AleteoroJoglst Jo charge, 4 , fltu(netric pressure (reduced to sea level) 5 a. m. .". 20.S3 Reiativc tmuiidtty b u. 111. yea- te relay ikc cent) Highest tem.icrature j-esterday Lowest temperature last night Average temperature tor lue day Normal temperature for this date Preclp. in Inches and Hudredths: Precipitation tor 2 hours, ending 5 a. m. 1f Total preclp. since 1st month.. Normal preclp. fir this month.. 5.31 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1929, to date 10.65 Normal preclp . from Sept. 1 to date 14.SS Total deficiency since Sept. 1, 1129 .. - 4.23 Norm;il aea.sonai preclp. Sept. io .May, inclusive 3Llti Forecast tor interior southwest Orf-tion: I'tmenletl and colder io meht and Tuesday with local sua M s tonight. Any ill xuks today? See chtsd Cied section. Adv. ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES 4 ' Recutar nictityr of rtipi'ia Post No. li, AmovU'nn Letna, will be hetd at Kfaf titer's Hall, CnyviU. TwMy. Jitutv ary 7b, at J p. m. A Ur nunibfr ol our members in th socthern part of lh rminiy ill aUend. Gvants Pan irmt and auxiliary -will be present. Bus will leave armory at 6:15 Tuesday evening. See or phone Jim Sonies or Hndie Riizntan for retiervatlons. The auxiliary will also hold a meet! iik at the Cunynnvllle scbooJhonis. jAil' make this ' the bJiar-t nieetljiif in the his- .1 lory of the post, J( A. Soules, ! comm&ndrr. ) ' ; jiui'd nominal, 1928 crop, 11 13 He skikh;s v Ma Trt Wooden Oa Telt the Sad Story ot How He Lost Hio Noe. "The slory of how I came io Jose my nose is very Bad," the Wooden doJJ sighed, "if you cry easily I'd better not tell It," ftlij, Flor, HunifL Yam ami Knar! the five littlo shadow-children with the tttraed-ttttottt uautps shook their heads. "Oh, nothittg makes us cry iuthinK!" iiut the Wooden dull wasn't re assured. "Yon -won't be able to help it. Anyhow, Vvo given you fair warning." They 'all gathered about closer. They were Inside the doll-house in the nursery. It was late ut night. All, the real-children were asleep. The dolls, however, were -wide "I Stayed Out In the Rain." awafce. 'J Uey vrvre having a party. Mia tMU, whos house iv was, Ivnd illiflllli lt8 were Cousin H;ig. Cousin t'ellu- J merntns t saw t nty Mtuttay inai loid, Cousin Talking, who cmildiMt my beautiful (ia.(t had washed say mama quite plainly; Coushnoff. Alt that remained was tite red siceninir. who could shut hereves: i spot on the tip of my wvse. Cousin China. Cousin Paper, Cous in Jtubber, who could whistle, and Cousin Wooden, who had no nosu. "1 was born," the Wooden doll began, "In a forest far, faraway--," "In a toresl I " Yam exclaimed, "in a forest. I was one ot the timtw of ft tree. One duy the tree was c.hop;w'd down attd sawed Into small pieces. Then a wtth a sharp knife cut me into the sliatte of a doll " 'Must like Pinnoccbio," Hanld put In. "I don't know him," said Cousin Wooden. "Pinnocchio was a wooden pup- pet-doJJ. Jie bad many adventures. There's a hook all about bim. Il'slFeaturo Service, Inc.) Winchester People Shop Here Mr. and Mrs. W. L. PeaiMm, ol Winchester, spent Saturday In thU ciiy Hhopjniig. EAGLES NOTICE . Special election on change of meeting night. Initiation. Come briny candidate. Wed., Jan- Mb, 1930, H p. m. W. P. ATTENTION UNPOUA UNIT ) Ii-flr wcilBK ot Auji-ri- catt U'.'Hi Auxiliary at Can- h i'c-ink. Moj-tliiK In l tlflil 9t In nuliKc rclKKiI (lUlMirtK. vial liwir v illi , sii fl'r mei-Viny;. Ati nw(u(rt-rrt un(l 'U- 1,-nninal al ti-. to. ' Roseburg Cabinet Shop 6t2 Fowtir KUeft Built-in, Door and Window Frames mace to order. We carry a ttock of Veneer. Saw Filing a Specialty. D 8. AND F. L. COCKEUREAS i'hone ftl 3 very tunny. The book la called 'PlttttoccltiaV "I'll have to vvvvd it tobw day when i feel better. Ala, I am ai ways sad. It xvasn t so at first. Af- lei- 1 wjlh tail' in the Bhnne in n j doil, my face was painted. I was given rosy cneeits, imie uj vo, brown hair and pink ears. My nose which was lon.i; was painted pure while with h red spot at the end of 11. I was very pruinl of my nose It was the bent part ot me, J de termined to tfike good cars of it. "After I sviva ttwougniy dry for my clothes were ymtwleti on nw too 1 was sent to a stove wiveve, after standing on Bhow tor a while, 1 was sold to the little girl who lives In this house." " You menu my mistress RJ ay, ' sJd Vam. "Ve, that's the otie. At first .she treated me vevy welt. Kvecy evening she put me u sleep at tue fool ol her ned. Imilns vne day ho would take mo with her to ail 'worts ot Interesting places. Once It Would be tuo attic, then it would ;bo. the back porch or the nexi uoor neigh hors yard. She was very caietul of where she put me. Sue didn't ever let me drop. I was mud ot thni. It kent my nose from oreakitis. one day, however, my tortuue changed. "t rciemtier the day very well. It v.'s ltt, with. ist lew wiaim of ciouds in the ky. t w out in the garden with my mistress. Him was lelilnn me n iwn stevy atwut a girl with a red Tlviinn-heml who wus ealen by her grnnmivoHivv '' "liy a woii," V'lor corrected. "Pershaps it was u wolt. In any case, the story was hardly finished when it grew suddenly dark and a clap of thunder announced the rain. So frightened waa my mis tress that she dashed into the ttouse, losing n.e on the way. All titttt duy and all the night J , ) . "C.ileved ,as 1 was, i was hapny 1 that at least that much remained. My joy was short-lived. A ur spied n.e. 'Uo awayV 1 .shouted. Ho came closer and taking me be tween his claws, bit orr my nose! Jut think ot it, he bit off my none- " The voor doll r-OJjJfJu't ro nn. It tri'd to burst into har. Then H tried to hcunh them away, llelnn !' tJtfKti d tkrougii it tjouidn't matta' to ieeae out u single tear, final. y it ttid to Uli Its nose, lint it bai no nes-J Kverybody felt sevvy tor it. it really was sad. U opyriRiiL VJ3, ewspnpev CAHO OF THANKS Words cannot express our heart felt appreciation lor the many beautiful Moral ollerlngs and kind sympathy during our great be reavement. Wo especially wisb to thank (he Klks lodge. .Mrs. T. Ware. Shlriey F. Ware. JMrley K. Ware. Gordon W, Waie. Mr. and Mm, J, AL Wiue -und family. Mm. hiitie Stephen and family. Sirs. H .11. Alh-n. Try mr ti''- luitli-ry wn-lrt.' i !. ut ! WUUu-4 Full 1 - Any oiit Yiv,ft twiay? Kcfi ciitHKi-'i-viin. Adv. Over 500,000 Automobile acrlilents occur I ach your. In your automolille (Mured? The (iru'iont motorlnl t carriva adi'aate prricthm. 'I hw ' i aaenvy all i(ns it fitlt- loaaunubie. May serve you? G.W.YOUNG &SON INSURANCE 118 Casa Bt. Phona 41? ' levemhev cautteiilrd lo show in-1 craca m uew Umillva amtl th-ir tuicuitaeti tit lutid nad equtpuwut . t Jt'ga, cjdtK ls U . Id?-, ta,uKt sftte cctatttiwr, u itase ftH't fttiww ttew fwttttik1 wttd ltttcctutuv't it!2 acres af totttd t 2I2 acrs in tti hsvih month ot n Vmat o. Tl favrrfiivs who av Tived ami Bfttknt itv itro vat.outt coumie ol the tave, the .anl Vut c1)mses totaled h .97 tunc; , the investments made by new loiks amounted to $'.$Y;,uH.7u. 1 miing the year 722 fain. tt.es wrote that they would come to Oregon later on and they would have over two million dollars lor Investment purposes. Letters and pieces ot literature sent lo prospective turn- llles totaled over 75,000. 1 Prospects for iliBO ure rejiorled! as ueintf ni igui, since n nanoiia; camjiairn nsin 5(1 leading nows pjjjnrs and farm iiubilcatlou.t is now briwx'Jjw Jn J00 inquiries ;rr tiny. IhimaiimlH 01 n)i)i)e vxyect to mnke a trin of in vent 1 tzntioii to Oregon, The ulalP rl.-jinj- Itev Is working with ttll hwiJ ran) merclai ortziMtzullonH In the stale to soe that tlif trosptN'tlve net tiers te irestted la a cauvtoou.- tuannef, fiivett (all lutQcmtnUatt mid encourftg ta rcnutttt Bcrutttcwtit iy in this fitt. WOMAN CHARGES ONE BOARDER WITH SLAYING ANOTHER WW.Mwt i'TVH (MaM W(tt C.UNTHMRSVILLE, Aia., Jan. 5. A note seevetly handed to a bar ber by Mrs. Oovie ilix-ks, 22, nam ing her companion as a slayer. brought an Inquiry here today Into the death of vlllnert Ay ens, a board er lu the Hicks home. Mrs. Hicks aud her companion, H. CL CuVbreath, also a boarded, were arrested yesterday In a har bor shop In Fort Payne, Ala., on information supplied by the woman. While Culbreath's face was cov ered with a hot towel, Mrs. Hicks banded barber a note snylin? that CiJJbreulb bad "killed a man" nml was detaining the woman against her wishes. The barber notified, the vollee. The woman told officers she wan wakened Thursday ttlght to find C!hretlt iieatitig Ayera over the itead with a (tatutt " fiartci to eia toe helo" sie sntw, "but Cuibtxwttt poitttwl pistel at me and ttvreatetwwi to kifl tne. iie ti.en v.wwte ine iwtp tiie twwly in sevevat fttw.p.ts ti Wnnfceta and nnt it In the bav.fc, cf the car. Then he made my snvali daughter and me Ret in the eav and we Btwrtv-il a ride that cvrrfen us over 8ix Alnbnmn counties he fore he took the body out of the ca r." The hody ot a man wnB fonwl lle yrsterday near tlunthersvllle. Mrs. Hlcka said the hody was that of Ay res. MIRIAM N. WRIGHT, SCULPTRESS, DIES f,iHwfiiifiI J'n'W l-i'n5il Win1) MILWAUKKK WJw., Jan. 3.--Mlrltitt Noel Wrlt'ht. divorced wife f t'eattk Lloyd Wright interna- tKtttauy Known arcnitec uieu ai a iiotdttti hete titdtty tallitwlug an operation r.evcri cks a&3. Mrs. WrifcUt, HI year oW, was known as a BCut,tat awt wcitor. iter maTltai tvoubies witit h?r architect hushann atvracicw nation wide attention. Following the operation Mrs. Wright appeared to be recoverlm, and was removed to another htm pltal to convalesce. She Buffered a sudden relapse aud died shortly after noon today. CALIFORNIA SAID DEFRAUDED OF TAX BY OIL COMPANIES SAX VUANCiKV.O, Jnn. S--Jn-vi.u,niitlnii nT n iiif-iinrtil ennnnr IllX HWllHlln UKIllMHl Oil! HIUH 111 Culltni nlu liy wlili li a number ol i tit-trol-um -,mmnU'8 nrv- nKHi;rt(!d to Jmve mulctiiil llio Htatn out oT rrvonue pHtlnmlcl at. lurlwofu .)0U.I)O0 fllirl tfi,IMII,00D, has hfi'll tiisirtPii uiiiUir orders from .(!over- imr V. C. Youiix. follunliiK Dim rwp);jt ol a Ji.ltnr) dj- Attorn?)' llvnrra! V. H. VVi-bto i)) J which fl' I'MdlHK oil eminmnim) X'w.kU1 a luuu'tlhrl Irmnlryl i(o aik-KCtl Klf(i tax lra:il. Uovorttor Yttfi chT( the ttltttvi Bad Wca.her! Makes no difference to the housewife who buy her food here. She simply takee down her phona a id orders what she want. No fuss No delay No lugging No extra cost Goodc, nice 4 trcah are d Vive red at her boor. YCU try this way and you'll say Its a vln& tea.. Economy Grocery O. t. JOHNSON Tfc Stors Tht Serve Yau Bett. Phon 3 3-M W Jckon I That Were Overlooked in ihe Holiday Rush '- a One for $40 and one for $44. I JT'S THIS WAY A Sunny Sue! eiectjic waihei, pine $140 if taken e ftft g toon, goe for . y I UU S You cave $40, ctttghty fine present. ' A Dexter elcctr'c wathetr, regular $129. A snap C0C 3 buy NOW at Vt g Saving lo you $41. S These aire both first cless Jn every way aod S a., latest ty of viiSets. . i Churchill Hardware Co; I ' THE ROSSUKG hnavit nf xMmatviatiwn to furnish' him with all facts available and' promised an Immediate .n,foati1, tion 'lejplte any attempts to quash' pioceedlugs." 11. t. Cat tell, southern California member ot the slate board ot equalization, which Is respouslhla for the administration ot the gaso line tax law, said he had five audi tors "working over the hooks ot oil companies in an effort to discover which were Involved In the alleged fraud. Cattell salt! ho did not be lieve ibe amount of money involv ed would ajiproxinmle JG.uOD.tHio aa reported here, adding that bis ln Vr'sUillwj) JmJkvJlrd Ji would be around li0,00. . Piymottttt tx'(i (teiivcetcs for tlt flrst months in ck- eeedew vetaii ieiivetiv fee ttw en tire year ef i2K by annroxttttAtWy 12. Let S. O. Newhuwi & Sun, io eal Plymenlh dealers, ahew yos why these eni are, se ivoimiar. Adv. 1 win qwe WANGS TO PilOSPERIT Fmancinl wcat.tcr forcenst i 9J(ir. Tfie Koriz-on wiii be clac for a sustained fi.yrit of Prosperity no rnaller tiow much it may snow. The out)ook is jiir, the money barometer ia rising. Ti oniy vaist sacked far ts tftc KttGN xi harmony. UMPQUA VALLEY BANK 1 Rosebuj-g Oregon g INDOORS ONE-STOP AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Development of more than 14 years con tinuous service for automobiles. NcwJarjd'i Repairs DfparlmCDl Newlaad't Radio Department Ncwlaod'c Part and Acceorte Department Newland' Brake Department Newiantl' BaUeiy Departroe-nt Newtand's Tire Departtnent Ncwland's Lubrication Department NcwlandV Cas-Oils-Grcascs Department Newhnd't Washing and Cleaning Department J. O. Newland & Son Roicburg IRONMONGERS , HifSES HKWSELF SHOT T '" CAftRY OUT f AKE HOLGUP FOttT SCO'lT, Kans., Jan. A. crmfvssion that he Wrert anethet youth to shoot him In tmler to make a faked filling Btntion rth bery more realistic has been made by King Wlltier, 1, officers aalo. here yesterday. l,oii nie land, 15, police said, cou ft aaed to shooting Wilder and re ceiving $10 for tho act. Both youliii are attendants at a 11111 ng station. The youths are accused of con jsnJrim? to shoot Wilder in the hack with . revolver afler taking $71 in cash and a $25 check from the cash bwjr, Surgeon removed buJiet from Wllder's body where It had come to rest juat under the skin' 'ot i eiteat after betttg reflected by t (io. ! Tts stt-Mtitts aixd cahhery occur ! re-i tit-e night of iJeoeniiKtr 14. Wr. Wii(tr in Xvnn Lovcn tfc Miller, nf Ihliar-rf, aiient tiatnriay t n this ctty on hnaineaa. .j.j.i-j.j.j.j.j.i.j.j.j.j.ja re 'I