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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1931. I URDER AT EAGLE'S WEST" J By WINIFRED VA N, DOZER 1 Bhinia Martin, called "Him young reporter, is anxious to aht her lather's Hiimll towu newHimpm-. She rejects the marriage propnaals of Walter Vance, assistant chief: of police. Walter asks Uim not to attend a party given by wealthy; Emily hardy. In honor of the; decrepit Baron von Wiese and his1 haughty young wife, led rrost, . town play-hoy and hUHhanri of patient Mary Froat, Is enamored of the Ifaroiiess. An the butler serves win, the HaroneHs mures at him. Their eyes meet, uud, stunned, he drops a glass. Later, on a pretense, the Baroness goes to the dining room and is speak ing with the buller, when her maid appears uud screams. On the terrace, Him sees the Baroness slip the butler a piece of paper. CHAPTER IV. The clock on the Reformed Church down In the village was lolling nine, the echoes rolling faintly . up Pine Hill, when Him said good-night and left, the party, with the mystery lurking In ItH niltlsl, upon the terrace. She pondered that mystery a she wulked down the drive, moving briskly through the deep shadow. What was it all about? Would It remain a mystery, unseen and im- guessed by mdst of the Bine Hill I crowd, as Waller called her IriendB? Or would H flare Into the open and perhaps fulllll Wal ter's prophecy that 'Something would break at Kagle's Nest"? There had been tension in I he very air or tho place, now that she thought or It she hud IVU an undercurrent the juomeut she put her foot in the mansion. Vet there was nothing tangible nothing thai was, which probably couldut be explained away. Teds Blrtalton with the Baron ess was nothing to bother nboul; at least It would not have been a year ugo when he was falling Into and out of al fairs one nBer the other. Of course it was possible that Mary would he upset by his murked attention to the Baroness but Maty kept such things to her self; Mary would not be one lo cause "tiomcthlhg to breuk." Then there had been (he lnut moment when madness sei.ed Bob Trent, but HiIh, too, was nothing. Poor Bob would not. long remem ber the slight offered Millicent; devoted little, scatter-brain Milli cent herself would see to that. Well, Ihen, the thing, whatever it was, had to do wllh the guesls of honor; with the Baron, gouty, fishy-eyed, watching his wile while bewilderment and outrage and malice crossed his senmed old ,'ace. Bim guessed that the Huron rss made a habit of tliiiatiou; that she carried flirtations on flag rantly, flaunting ilium before her husband. Homeihtug contempt thin, about that since he was quite help less to rolaliato- or defend hliu selr. - r The Baroness how bennllful she was. Why did she . watch William (ho butler In the mirror? Why was he so startled when, her gaze locked with his as lo let a glass slide from bis fingers, What message did lie mutter Into . the BILL FIXES JUDGE S Many Changes in Oregon's Legal Procedure Also . Being Sought. (,UmMiMtii i'i.m iMK-d Hin t SALKM, Jan. 21. Voluntary re themeut of Judge on lull pay al the age of 7u Ih provided lot in u group of hills pertaining lo iho jti dietary procedure which Henitioi J. V. Crawford has ready for in trnducthm. Another of (he meas ures provides tor a Kittle Judicial council of lf membera, live Judges, live lawyers and five layimn in stead of I he present council of five judges. The retirement bill applies lo su preme and elicuil court Juducs who have svrved coin imiously fin : yeitta on supiemr or circuit couti jtnlges or ullmney neuenil The enlai'Ked Judicial council would be appointed by the cbiel justice. Among the rive Judges Korvtiig would be the chief justice hlliiKelf, one uHHixiaie JuMiie and threw other Judges ot cnuitn of ic cord. The tbeot y nl nautili l; five laymen, It was said, is Mutt ihey v ould sen e as "a lea von hi k in fluenoe." - Many Changes Atktri Other pioxlsioiis of (be ttnup of bills nre: . Amending the law iclutlxc to di haunt' tit proceed in i: to make clearer and more definite, and pt hihllliiK publlcit until the (lutiu For Hard Coughs That Call Creormilsion in made fnr cough from cold that hang en. l or rnugli deep ond difficult -coughs wlirrr nu dare not mk a lcs cllcctive help. . But careful people me it for rought which lerrn milder ue It to tlo the utmost and be nfc. Tor no body knnwi where a cough may lead. Creomuldinn combines seven major helps in one. Some cough yield (eBt to one help, some hi another. Doctors often differ on the best help, for coughs nre not alike. So here we combine all the bfM to be sure. Creofote stand first. Here it ii Wended, emulsified and made palata ble. For toothing membranes and comhatinff germs, it i considered the aupreme help in this type cough. " ut ethsr Jielpt are lucuttiuici Baroness' iHir beneath the eover of uiuuer-iHuiH cnuuer; wny oiu sue leave the parly on a flimsy pre- texl and go hack to the dinin room to seek him out? What did she Bay to him there, talking swiftly, earnestly, with her hand on his arm? Why was Jane, the maid, Kiricken at sight of them? Why did William shield the maid and himself and the Baroness with the faked-up story of a burg lar? Why did the Baroness slip a torn-out magazine page info Williams' hand? Bim could answer none of the questions; she grew giddy will) trying and finally gave up. But one thing she did decide ; she would not lidl Waller what had happened. Bim was too forth right to mind a little 1-told-yoii-so crow ing on Walter's part but she had no wish to put into his possession anything which might lend color In the theory that Vim Hardy and her crowd were not the right friends for herself. Bim liked them all and meant to continue her visits to Kagle's Nest regarjIh'Bs of Walt er's protests or of. her fat her's either, If Walter should See lit to enlist Old Tom's aid. Basslng the Station House, she; saw a light and stopped in, ex I heeling to find Fred Burke, who usually look the desk when Walter left at S o'clock. Hut Waller him Siif was there, playing solitaire with a pack of very dirty cards spresd across the police blotter, and looking glum. . He answered her "HI" with a hod mid swept the cards Into a drawer. "I'll walk home wtlh you, Him. Hhebangil mind Itself for hall nil hour." "But Where's Fred? Don't tell mo your getting kind lo the help with nights off and everything." "No foolln'." He grinned, but his eyes were serious. "I spose you'll say 'senrecrow and all that, hul 1 wouldn't go off tho job while you were up the hill. Laugh that oir. if you like." She didn't laugh, though. "Vou'rej awfully aweet, Wally. And awfully foolish. What did you expect would happen to me up there?" "It wasn't just that," he ex plained. "On the level, I'vo got a feeling about Km Hardy's' place. Trill h is, Bim, I've been staying n round whenever she gives a blow out, sort of waiting for something to break. I suppose well, I dou'l know why, exactly, only she drags In nurli nuts trom here and there and everywhere. Once it was an Kast Indian with a baby eh'pbanl trailing bim down the street, and once was a gunman straight out of Chicago. And once " "Hut she has nice people, too. sWally. Not all 'nuts'." "Yeah. But 1 dunno." J hey talked about oilier "things mn jor-U-iwaa summer ami mey Were youirg. and one .of them at luuMl-was very much In love. .And It was really nn hour or perhaps two that the Station House was left to mind Itself, though Waller ordinarily was conscientious about duty. However, as It turned out, those couple of hours were the last time reach the supreme court. Providing that the court may an spend rules of evidence so as not to require a litigant to prove or disprove a set of facts when there Ih no bona fide dispute, even though there Is an Issue In (he pleadings. Providing or the appointment by the supreme court of a state code reviser. His duty would he, tint ing and between leglslallve ses sions, tn formulate hills for the clarification of laws or for the re peal of useless laws, and lo co ordinate the statutes for codll'lcn Hon. He would receive cotnpeiisa Hon of $rnn a year. Age Limit Qualified Itemovlng the requirement thai chattel murlgnnes be wlinewstMl, adding a qualification for supreme court and circuit court JudgeH that they be not over 70 years old ut the lime of appointment or election, the acl no! to apply lo Judge In office at the time of passage ot the bill velalive to l!ielr runulmt for reeled ion unless they nhall have served for ' years. ltd lint at Ing I he st at tile IIU lliorUlim the cliiel justice lo as siuu circuit judges to districts nth or than their own. Amending the sei vice of sum ttious law ho that Huuununs may In served on i he vice prosit lent ami cashier of a corponiiinn. as well as upon their superiors. I'Kivldhiii for levy ot attachment HEAD COLDS Melt tn boiling vatvr Mid Inhale . vaporit also Muff up nose. 1 QVtR t? MILLION JARS USED YEARLY For Super-Help needed ptnr t.u. wild chert v. men 1 1 i 1 1 iH't.ir .otd ntheio. Vihndy tan tell to which Iwlp your rough will MwinrM vieid N expnu h.ixe com- bnifd in frenmuKinn .iM brst helps j in one. No narnttir, notlnug haitn (ul to n child, but a rven-vnv help to tlr.il vfilh all conditions. The priti- n 5l.J5 a little higher j than a lever help. Hut vur tlrug- git gutirnntees il. Nor mttnev ii i returned it it t;nf to bring the ipiu'k, ceinplfte help yeu tleitc. Don't you think it woith thit little ctt to i be taire that voti aic duing tin tit- j ilimt fur a tough? 4 iti:oMi lsio for MHflicuIt I ttught ; from Cf i off the young, assistant chief of' police waB to have in a lung while, for even as he returned to his post at midnight there was transpiring that which would keep hfm work Ing - night and day and which would, hi tiie end, change every thing for htm and for Bim as well. He culled her on the telephone early tn the morning. It was so very early that the summons brought her,, all flushed and flur ried with sleep, to the extension telephone in the hullway outside her roonin yawning as she took down the receiver. "Him? 'Listen " His voice sounded strained and Bim opened one eye wide, then the other, us drowsiness fell from her like a garment. "Are you listening, Bim?' "Of course, Wully." "Von up yet?" i am now. For goodness sake " "(Jet d ressed a nd come to Kagle's Nest. Understand? (Jet yourstif a cup of coffee first. I'll be walling for you. There's a room at the right as you go Jn; I'll be there. Right away." "Hut but Walter what's Well, can't you tell me anything? Cerluinly I'll come out, but I'd like to know " "Not now. Itemcmber room at the right. Don't talk to anyone. Step on it." "(h " The receiver at the other end of the line clicked and she stood there a moment looking al the telephone. "It looks very much,' she re murked alone as she made for the bathroom, "as If something had broken at Kagle'H Nest." Hurdly more than a half hour Inter Bim rattled up Lowland Drive In Old Tom's flivver, and, parking tho ramshackle ear at ttie gates of Kagle's Nesl, walked the rest of the way. The mansion looked exactly as she bad left it the night before; the huge wicker chairs on the terrace were pushed about as If the dinner guests had only (hat minute left Ihem; wind rustled the magazines from which the Baroness had torn a page; nothing was changed. Before Bim could ring Walter come nlntig tho wide hall and opened the door. He was rather drawn, rather weary, and she guessed at once that he had been up all night. She gave his arm a little hug as he drew her toward the small dm whig room at the west of the hall and he slipped bis nnti about her shoulders and dropped a kiss upon her pule bead "Sit down." he said when the door was closed. "I've telephoned the D. A. and he's sending Jim Reynolds over. Before he comes I want you to tell me everything you know about the party 1st ii.Khl." A chill struck down her heart and something light .seemed In wind her Ihront, Hhe said, "Ves, Waller, Only can't you (ell me jusl something what it s all about? "Yes." grimly. "The Baroness von Wlesc was murdered lasl uiuht. Shot In the back. She's lying out in (he garden out In the summer house." (To Be Continued) or execution on personal property Interest tn estates of deoeilenis. Iterpilrlug courts to Instruct Juries In w riling before argument by counsel. At present the Juries are Instructed after argument and not In writing unless requested. l-'rom oilier sources bills are lo be Introduced providing for a non partisan Judiciary, and preventing the practice of law by persons not licensed. o - RAYON LINGERIE 1c ( 'arr's Ic sale. Your choice of any lt!lc rayou bloomer, panty. step In, vest, etc.. second Item tor lc. Other hew Items on fan's J c sale i are ,l;c towels, Tic sewing thread, he Kotex, ftc gum and candy bars, I etc, Our sale clones Saturday night?; Ktiy now and save, ('arr's.- Adv. California on your train trip East at no additional cost - Southern Pacific has cut coach (nre l'.nt to new low levels. Sec California on your way. It costs no more. Tickets are fjood in warm, clean coaches on f.ist trains. Liberal stopovers at imnor lant cities en route, such as San Francisco, I.o Angclc. 1:1 Paso now at the height of their gay mid-winter season, Southern FacISic J. E. CLARK, Auent. ot nt,K or I'HOl'KMTV N . 1,1 mm iiiirHuniii to an urUt-r ( utility Court of the Blutrf of Or Kn fur DouKlan Count y. duly mudtf um the )ih fluy of Junuury, 1131, tn the muttt-r r. the t-Niate oi .In men M. AdklliM. uVcrutH'iJ. -llMHilnff the uinli-rli;iif U a niihlMlt ;tttr f nuiil i-mnte lo fMl the rt'iil proiM-rtv hereinafter tlm rlbttl. Now , therefore. I. A. N. Orctitt, an ni-h mlmliitNtrator, will at the of fires of & m iitt In KoMebtit'K, IhjukI'ik County, Oregon, on and aft er the diiy of r'ebrunry. 113 1, offer for wiilu mid well at private xitli- for eafth In hand, HUbject to confirmation by the court, the fol lowing dem-iitMMl real proper.ty be longing to mm! eiilule. to-wit: J.nts I, 2. 1.". timl of Ulock 3 In Hahrke's Htihdivlrilnn of Lot 1 of Kriiltvalf. in Township 27 smith, It.'iUKe 6 Went of YVfllumettd Meri dian, hi tJoiiKlaa County Oregon. hot 1. 2 and H In Block 15 of ItlveinUle Addition to the city of ItoHehurg, UouKlttS County, Ore gon, an the name in nbuwn by the offliiul plat thereof recorded In the office of the County Clerk of Doug las County, Oregon. A. N. OIICUTT. Administrator of the entitle of J amen M. Adkllift, fleceaHed, .OTiri-: OK KI..I. SKTTI.KMKVr Notice Ih hereby tflvt-n that the undTiKi)etl Hdiiiinistr.'ttrix with tin will annexed of the entitle of John Samb-rn (Hornet line known a John (1. Arein.H). deceased, baa filed her final account In the County Court of the Ktate of Oregon for loug Isif I'oiinty, ami the lion. W. H. Hamilton, Judge of said court, bun appointed it on day, the 23 rd day of February, IU31. at ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day. In the county courtroom In the rourt hoime In Itnscburtf, Douglas County, Ort'Kon, an Hip lime and place for' hcjiriiiK objection!, if any. to- ho Id final account uud the uettlcmcnt t hereof, . All per hour Interested fp no Id estate are hereby notified to flic llo-lr objectH. if any, to said final account at or before t he time no appointed for final hearing - as aforesaid. J Dated thin 22ml dav of January Mai, MA It V MARTIN.' ' Administratrix with the will an nexed of the estate of John Sanders, decenned. i NOTICE RE. DELINQUENT TAXES Notice is hereby given that pen alty and Interest on all taxes de linquent in Douglas County, Ore gon, lor the year 1927 and prior thereto, will bo remitted and full receipt given upon payment of the original taxes levied, if payment is made before freoruary 1st. 1931. COUNTY COURT OF DOUG LAS COUNTY. OREGON. Attest: Roy Agee, Clerk. i;i;t I THIX'S NOTICIi In the County Court of tho State of orcein) fur .Do it; I a h County. In the mutter of the eatuto of An ton Worth, deceased. Not ice Ih hereby Riven that tho undt'iHi Kncd has been duly ap pointed executrix of the lant will and testament of Anton U crlh. de-ee;im-4l, by older in the a hove, en lilled court, and l hat idle baa duly iniillfied an hucIi. All persona liuv I ii K claims nKiitiittt the estate of Ha id d cea him I a re hereby rei ti I red YARD Q00D8 ONE-HALF PRICE (.'arr's present stocks ' of cre tonnes, prints, ginghams, voiles, etc., at 4 price, clean-up sale. Also our dress lines special. Old $1.00 line nt 50c and values to $1.95 at $1.00. Hee these specials at CarfK -Advv ' TRADE Sheep, roal estate, or cattle ac ceptable tn trade for our used cars. J. O. Newland and Sou, 114 Sol SlenhRna St. Adv. STOMACH, BLOOD, BAD Portland, Ore gon "My blood was impover ished, I also had some stomach trouble, sometimes when I would be lying down gas would come up and I would smother and have tcrribc pains around my heart. I broke out with little pimples caused by bad blnod. I was just all rundown in health and alter taking .the 'Golden Medical Discovery for a while my blood was good, the pimples all disappeared and I have never had another spell with tny stomach since. Mrs. tmma Dixon. 480 Kast Grant St, Fluid or tablets. All druggists. SiMtd loo to Ir. 1'lprrp's Cllnle, Buf uuo, !. i., tor irnu imi-iuiKo, Coach and tourist fares radically cut 50'o CHICAGO via San l-'ranclsco, Los Ange les and other winter resorts. NEW ORLEANS $6l.so ST. LOUIS .... so.oo NEW YORK . . . eo.70 tfnd many others. Ask about the new ticket good in Tourist Sleepers. This eira comfort iots but little more. RoMbut-g. Oregon to prone nt them wrilt proper vouch ers, duly vcnilt-U um by law re iimrAd, to thy nnderMignci a.t tin uf i'.'? wK -"rl K. Yiiitirty. )n Hw- bury, Oregun, wilhin x ntoiith-u rrgin tne uattt or tin nblie. uaitfd juin:ary it. iai. K ATtt KttlN A WEHTII. Executrix of thft lual will uud tmita- iiieiii oi Atitun urtn, UHcettituo. KXM t TOIl'K NO I'M i: In the County Court of the Htate of Oregon (or i'OUKian county. In the matter of the eat ate of Mark McDonald, deceased. Notice In hfrubv ifivrn that tit. undfimKm-d him been duty aijuoini id executor of tle htxt will and tentament of Mark Mclonald. d?-1-t aned, tiy order of the above en tlilfd court, and that he haa duly qualified tin am-ri. All raorm liav lnx cluiiiiH uKalliHt thu eKlate of id dft-fUKt-d ure hendv retiulred to present thftn with proper vout-h-ern. duly verified ax by law requir ed, to the uimIu i-HlKned at tho office of Carl K. Wlmberly In Uosebrtf. (jrt'goti, within six inunthn from the date or mm notice, jjaiea January ckaude Mcdonald. Executor of the last will and testa ment of Mark McDonald, de ceased. NO IK I OK NIIKItlFK'N SAI.K OK ItKAI. i'itlll'KltTV tn the Circuit Court of tin- Ktute of Oregon for uoukihs L'ouiiiy. The Klate of orwn, represented and uc-iiiiK by the orld War Veterans' State Aid Cotnmlflslon. plaintiff, vs. Lewis M. Kuell. Kvn liUHHell. IiIh wife, and J. O. (Ill more, defendant!. Not let; in hereliv Klven that, by virtue of an execution mid order ut Male iHHtied out of tiie iihovt entitled court in the above entitled suit on the l;i th day of January, lO.'ll, pur fltiant to the judKmunt and decree made and entered in naid rauno in favor of tho above named pluintiff 'rt'nd upahiHt the defendantH, Lewi M. Ktt.HHell, Kva ItuHFtell. his wife. and J. 1. (lilmore, on the xth day of January, llt'M command I nr me um Biierlff to Hell the ln-rulnaf tr il'oribed real property to satlfif y umsmiime Bellows Kleca Puntfoes lit ilPfl :tL 66 w ltef Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough !Jt. Tif Arriftittn T-Vict . Mfn the Rum of IU75. 7 with interest tlic-reon at the rate ot four pet ji--ut pf- Hii"imi from the 5th oav of aukum: auu tue turthi sum ol 1150.00 allowed to the plain tiff a a reasonable attorney's fee In Kuid suit, and the further sum offii4.0 taxed as plaintiff's coma and disbursements In aaid suit, and for the costs utid expenses incur red uu the sale of the real prop erty to be sold pursuant to said writ of execution, all in accordance with the said Judgment and decree, I will, on the Utti day of February, lyl, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door o the court house In Koseburtf, Doutf lai C'unty. Oregon, ofter tor sue and sell at public auction to the hiKheHl bidder for cash In hand, lite following described real prop erty, lo-wit: The not tli west quarter, and the northwest quarter of tile northeast quarter of section thirty-four. In lowji.shlp :t0 Houth of range '1 west of the Willamette Meridian, in Douglas County, Oregon, contain ing two hundred acres, more or less, together w::n the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances theiuunto belonging; or in any wise appertaining, subject to redemption, as provided by law, and i will apply the pro ceeds of Much sale (a) to the pay ment of tiie costs and disbursements of said suit, including the attor ney's fees allowed therein; (b to the payment of the amounts above adjudged to be due the plaintiff with accrued interest thereon, as above specified; and (c the over plus if any. I will turn over to the clerk of the above entitled court for the benefit of whomsoever maj' be entitled mereto. Date of first publication January 15, UKtl. V. T. JACKSON. Sheriff of Douglas County. Oregon. NOTICK TO CTtlSDlTOItS In tin- County Court of the Ktate of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of W. K. Miller, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the underslttnetl was, by an order duly made and entered In the above en titled court and canst; by the Hon. ! s n s W. B. Hamilton. County Juris ' Douglas County, Oregon, appointed executrix of tiie lam will & testa ment of W. E. MfUer, deceased, and lias duly qualified as such. , All persons havlnjr claims against said estate are hereby requested to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned, Built Right From ties. The large, wlde-tire wheels, the low center of gravity, the rocking bolster of the Autoplex truck, solves the transportation problems under the most adverse circumstances. Every Hardie pump, regardless of size, Is a high pressure pump. Pump capacity Is matched with pressure carrying abil ity, sufficient to give your spray the driving power and the coverage necessary for most effective work. Each outfit is pro vided with ample engine power for emergencies. The pump, engine, and tank are securely mounted on a strong, steel frame. The engine and pump are protected from dust and dirt by a steel dust-proof hood. These are the reasons why we say "Hardie equipment is built right from the ground up." They are the most practical machines for this section because the Hardie people ae spent years studying growers' problems and have built a machine to fit actual orchard conditions. Drop In and let us show you this equipment. Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg, Oakland, Myrtle Creek, Oregon LUCKIES are always kind to your throat Everyone knows that sun shine mellows that's why the "TOASTING" process includes the use of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY STRIKE the finest cigarette you ever smoked made of the finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop THEN IT'S TOASTED." heat purifies and so "TOASTING" -that extra, secret process removes harmful irritants that cause throat irritation and coughing. .:Csl'-':: toaste at Itoom 19 in the Douglas National Bank Bulldinff In ItOMeburg. Ore gon within six months from the date of thit notice. . Dated and Ilrst published January lf. BELLE MILLER. Executrix of the estate and of the lHt will & testament of w. L. Miller, deceased. - the Ground Up A Hardie meet every spray l.ng condition in your orchard, whether aide hills, closely set trees, or bad soil condition any of which may have proven to be obstacles In carrying out your spraying program on time. A Hardie will enable you to overcome these difficul Everyone knows that The advice of your fihysicidrt is: Keep out nf Annrs, in the o)en uir, hrrnthi; deeply; hike plenty of exercise in the mellow sunshine, and have a periodic check-up on the health of your body. d"