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OSEBURG N&WSREVIEW
WEATHER
DAILY TEMPERATURE
Tun"
lx'fit laat night
lllktlfC yesterday
Which it Included The Evening Newt and The Roieburg Review
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ROMKBIBO, OREGON, U'FI KSlt.l V, IHH KMItK.ll 2t, illyo
vol. i, .no. aim
OK TIIK l:KNINO NKWS
VIM OF AUTO
I ACCIDENT DIES
Unbower Man Hurt Satur-
f day When He Was Struck
I by Automobile Dies.
jlTNEY DRIVER INVOLVED
I
go' SiegrM, Who Iirove Car Which
fi Mruck KnK Claim That
ij tlw PrixT ' Jinr Failed
i Dim His LishtN.
Thai th failure of Clifford How
Bd. local jitney driver, to dim the
kins u his machine was responsible
Tr the accident which cost the life
5 j 1) Fessler. a resident of Kden
w,er ho died laat night, la the
Jiim of Uv Siegrist, local dairyman,
alios., tar struck the unfortunate
Ian Saturday night on the Pacific
kchwav a few rods north of the
Id.-nSower store. Howard, on the
gl.er hand, claims that he did dim
1- lights and that Siigriat failed to
d so. Howard's claim ia substao
liud by Win. Mosa, who was a pas
timer in Howard's machine,
t tVssUr. tin- victim of the accident,
pstaiued an injury to the spinal col
ti::ii which resulted In paralysis
turn I he nt'Ck down. He never re
pin'd full consciousness after the
ynd'-nt and died last night at about
o'clock at Mercy hospital, after
K.I oietations had bean performed
i relieve tile pressure which was
using his condition. No hope was
jfld out for Jits recovery from the
fart, although everything possible
done to save and prolong his
The accident occurred on Saturday
.niiig when the two cars driven by
ward and Siegrist were passing on
road just north of the Kiverslde
re. Siegrist was going north and
Inward was traveling south, neither
whine trawling at a rapid rate.
the dairyman states that Howard did
&.t dun the light on his machine
id consequently Siegrist says he was
:nded. As he swung his car Into
i- road he struck Fessler, who was
Walking behind tiie JHney, knocking
ten down. Siegrist was not travel
lr rapidly and slopped his machine
, w!re running over the fallen man.
I t Howard, it is said, did not stop.
I S iiourh it is claimed that he had
i fcuwledee of the accident,
e The injured man was picked up at
nee and taken to Mercy hospital,
t.ere medical treatment was given
Is Ur. Shoeniuker. FeRsler roused
Achtly yesterday afternoon but did
t gain roniplete consciousness and
(uirkly lapsed again. He gradually
p-w w.aker from the time the accl
nt occurred until his death,
lioih drivers claim that they
! Jiiiii.d the lights on their machines
ill' sav ihai the other driver did not.
Ward w.is driving a new Ford
taurine which he uses In Jitney
ivir. and Siegrist was driving a
Jin Kurd truck which he uses in
dairy business. Howard's machine
"iui. ..d with the regular Ford
miners, while Siegrist recently had
"liners placed .on his machine.
W-irh is of an older model.
Hm. Moss, who was a passenger
J Howard's machine, says that the
1' iey dnv. r did dim his lights. Moss
walking to Itoseburg and was
Pfkeii p (,y Howard, who was
laming afier didivering passen
WT to an Kcl.-nbower address.
' It is aNo alleged that Fessler had
halm f walking in the road and
r''H ilUtOIOnhill.a tn H.lva ....... ...,1
Jn. 11. was a recent arrival In
's county from Michigan. His wife
J"'1'" liini and was present when
t'll occurred.
'or,.i,..r Kilter announced that an
" oonid be held at 4 o'clock
i- afternoon. In the evet that
mo-i-st fiIO th, blame on How-
'i i" possible that his license will
f reVk.d i,y the citv
1 ;,"': 'uneral of Mr. Fessler will be
lit fp.m the nnn.M.. I
-i -riioon at z o'clock. Rev.
conducting Th ni f
ft'-ri,;..,!, J,as not j bpen denn!(pl
ypponent of Bonus
denounced by Legion
I ni'. kc. os CITY. Ore., Dec. 28 At
- '.r.g of Willamette Falls Post.
: Amriean Legion, held In thi'
!ilht. the following resolu
3- adimteft nn.nimnil rlil.
':ng 'h.. attitude of William M.
. - eiecx io tne next
gislature from Clackmas
If
. Representative William
'. of Clackmas county, has
a"ed jts position in re
'ne proposed Oregon state
1
or,.;
. as oeinir ... n.i .
hr'J'' nrntAtivt Stop h.i
U'r'T ?frtd that 'nds
i Whir Iorra of bnm, and
Reprpsentattv
-h.
Stone
r-nrai Impression, prior to
t-n. a, beine In favor of ex-
w A.
'
NKW lr.?o.
. -:tTKl.
(By Assoc?
CHICAGO, De- . . as-
tronomlcal device , -'td by
Prof. A. A. Michaels '., of the
University of Chicago, revealed
In experiments at Mount Wil-
son, California, that the star
Alpha Orionls. in constellation
v of Orion, is three hundred mil-
lilon miles In diameter, approxi-
mately three limes the diameter
of the sun. The sun Is a mil-
lion miles In diameter, approxi-
This latest discovery makes the
earth seem moat insignlncant
in comparison with Alpha
Orionls. The announcement
was made by Prof. Michaelson
before the American Physical
Society in session here.
soldier legislation, and
Whereas, Representative Stone
in the opinion of this post of the
American Legion has proved faith
less to the votes of ex-service men.
Now, therefore, be it
Resjilved: Ily Willamette Falls
Post so. 6. American legion. In reg
ular session assembled this Decem
ber 27th, 1920. that this post or the
American Legion protests and con
demns the utterance and professed
attitude of Representative William
M. Stone, and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of this res
olution fce given publicity In every
Clackmas county newspaper and that
a copy be sent to Representative
Stone, with an Invitation for his re
ply to this resolution.
Veto of Bill
Be Disastrous
By A Mortared Prrw
WASHINGTON. Dtc. 29. Senator
Ashurst, of Arizona, endeavored to
learn whether the president intends
to sign the bill extendi!))? for six
months the provisions requiring one
hundred dollars worth of work on
mining claims before midnight De
cember 31st. He said if the bill Is
vetoed many miners wilt lose their
claims.
o
Sundry Civil Bills
Reported on Today
Djr Associated Pre as
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29. A sun
dry civil bill carrying a total of
$383,611,292. or (420,914,192 less
than was asked by the government
departments, was reported by the
house appropriations committee. The
first of the supply measures for I he
next fiscal year to be completed. Its
total was 152. 237. 614 less than the
amount appropriated for similar
purposes this year. The increases
over this year's appropriation Includ
ed $11,803,000 for reclamation ser
vice. The bill includes 223.0"0.O00
for compensation for death or dis
ability of soldiers, sailors and mar
ines, for hospital treatment, anil for
vocational rehabilitation.
Overdraws Bank
Account, Leaves
A warrant was Issued today from
the justice court for the arrest
J. H. Gruhbe, who h accused of lar
ceny from the First Slate Hank r
Kiitherlin Through an error. Mr.
Orubbe succeeded In overdrawing his
account $180, It is alleged and then
left Sutherlin. Mark Tlsdale. presi
dent of the bank was In the city yes
terday and secured a warrant for Ihe
arrest of Grtlbbe. and placed the war
rant In the hands of the sheriff, wno
will arrest tne man as soon as m
location is learned.
Nephew Local Man
Accidentally Killed
Bing.r l-alrd. driver for the local
agency of the Standard Oil Company
received a message late last ingni
announcing the death o his nephew.
The young man was found dead
yesterday 17 miles this side of Myr
tle noint. He has lieen residing with
his family near Reston. since his dis
charge from the army recently Ac
cording to the Information received
by Mr. Laird, the young man left
home day before yesterday on a hunt
ing trip. When he did not return
home that night a search was made
for him and his body was found yes
terday at thf foot of a 250-foot bluff.
He had evidently bca;.ie lost at
night and while wandering around,
accidentally plunged over the bluff.
A watch meeting at Green, to be
hajd In the school house on Friday
evening ia being planned. A cafeteria
supper will be served at 8 o cKisk.
followed by short program and a
social hour. From II to 13. the las'
hour of the old year, Rer Ouy Fitch
Phelpa. oLthe Roseburg Vf. E. ctanreh
will eonSiet a service fitting for
the occasion. Ladles attending are
expected to bring baskets. All are
cordially Invited to attend
10 SIM JAN. 9
Ministerial Union Makes Ar
rangements for Tabernacle
Revival Services.
BULGIN CO. IS COMING
Dim of Ijnxtt KvuiigellMir Tottm
of I'ouiitry Kmtiitei- Will hold
Four or K1ve Weeks Meeting
In Till (Ily In Nettr Future
At a meeting of ihe Ministerial As
sociation ou Monday and again yes
terday it was decided to make ar
rangements for the evangelistic cam
paign to be held by the Uulgtn-Lew-is
Kvangellstic company. Those of
the churches that can s fit to enter
Into this campaign are invited to do
dertake th work. The Hulgin Kvan
gelbttic company Is one of the great
est and moHt successful in the coun
try. Ureal throngs attend thflr ser
vices everywhere they go.
It is being arranged to construct
a tabernacle that will seat about two
thousand pHle, and every part of
thf work will be carefully organized
The ministers have planned to ap
point their cominitties for this work
immediately. Mr. Hulglu believes In
about nine different committees that
he sets to work. No such campaign
as this has been undertnken in Rose-,
burg for yean, and it is hoped thatj
the churches will line up and get in-1
to the work. The revival meetings 1
will begin January 9, and will con
tinue for some four or five weeks.
It is Ml by the ministers that great
good will come 10 the community by
the work of these men, and the lady
who belongs to the team. The min
isters hope, also that many of the
citizens will feel a large interest in
the work, and wilt plan to attend
the meetings and render such as
sistance as possible.
The company holds meetings for
the general public, special meetings
for men, for women and for children
and have a great many other special
ties besides. The tabernacle will be
decorated with flags and bunting.
and invitation will be extended to .
outside communities to send In del-
Ration. On Sunday the churches j
will hold their regular morning ser
vice and Hible schools, but the after
noon and evening hours will be oc
cupleil'ln the tabernacle. The plan
are not yei uniy compie,e, oui me
final arrangements will b well In
hand In a few days
Mr. Lewis, the manager, will be
on the ground this coming Sunday
to take charge of all the final ar
ra n semen ts.
The Ministerial Association sev
eral years ago made arrangements
for a meeting by the Mil I gin company
hut owing to adverse conditions at
that tlnip were unable to bring the
evangelists here. This Is without a
doubt one of the largest companies
of its kind in existence, and In other
cities where meetings have been held
the tabernacle have been crowded
to capacity.
Tt is somewhat of a departure for
the company to hold meetings in a
city the size of Roseburg, practically
all of the meetings being In cities o'
a much larger size. However, the trip
to the coast gave the local minister
ial union an opportunity to secure
this com pany for the tabernacle
meetings which will begin here on
the ninth of January.
The local ministers are hold inn
fiequent meetings for the purpose of
arranging committees and appointing
special workers. 1'pon the arrival of
Mr. Lewis, the site for the tabernac
le will be selected and the final de
tailed arrangements made.
Forest Supervisor
Completes Report
Forest Supervisor, W. F. Ramsdell
has just completed his final report
on the number of firea and the total
amount of damage done, the report
being complete up to tne present
iime Diirlne the year there were a
total of 43 fires V"' out by the for
est service. Of these fires, one was
caused by the railroaa. in were
hv lightning. 4 were incendi-
ary 6 were caused i y brush nr-s get -
n iroio under control and six were
caused bv careless campers.
vie.ioen of th-se fires were underi
14 of an cr in si.'". 13 worn unuer
a .... . n.l orer 10 acr'.
Th- total area of national forcat an FolloirlnK her utmly. Mm. Ilraml hml
burnd ovr waa 3'J9 arn-o, and of.murh mnwrt am! rrltal elti-rli'tir
tirivHtM lanil within the forfst t tin- land aa a t-artnr I thorounhly nal-
(tarl"S 315 acrii. - .Uttrt. A larirc numW hav already
or the four Incendiary fires, trea- j .itrnd up for 'h.' ocal imiructlon,
pans raiie, are now penillnr In two.and a fcr(e cla-m I expected.
and Indictment are expected aoon. . o
th. haye heen brought tiefore Mr. A OiMm. a former reaiilent I"
ih. federal court and rrand lur,
.,1 ii i. believed that the evidence
In tS two caaee will lead to the ap
prchenalnon
and
conviction of the,
aulltv parties.
The total com of fire flrhtln In
111 IK.F.T FHil'KFS . UN.
Ity AssocJiiteil Prev
8 A I.EM. Dec. 2H- -The bud-
get for the next bU-nnunn for
all of the state's activities
shown by estimates on file with
the secretary of Male will ag
gregate $45. 456, 377.4 1. !
the national forest was $2,001 and In
addition the forest service co-operat
ed to the extent of SI 74. with in
cbaSnr
"Building Trust"
Being Dissected
Ily Associated riw
inriirttutmtri rhnreine violation of lh.
anti-trust act were returned today
against four sand concerns and elev
en Individuals whose activities have
been scrutinised in connect ion wit h
the "building trust" invent iguilou.
Canvass To Start
In Roseburg Mon-
The returns from the Herbert
Hoover drive for the starving chil
dren of Kurope are very satislactory j
according to Hon. 11. L Ktldy, county ,
chairman. Several of the rural dis
tricts have already reported, in each
rHA exceeding their mitttn The run-
vsrs In Koseburg has not been com-
pleted as yet. J. L. Watson, chair-1
man for Hoseburg has been called
awav on business and Mrs. Foster'
llutner and Mrs. Jl McNab hnve been !
appointed to take his place. They will 1
he il n f hir rnnvARR Mntut av .in mi. 1
ary third, and ask 'that all citizens
who have not yet been called upon
to be ready with their contribution
In order to facilitate matters a
much as possible.
Court to Attend
Road Meeting
Mi'mbprti of th county court nntl
of tht Cbatnbor of ("oninn'rcp- will
leave here on Sunday January 2. for
thf. ntirnnKi. nf Htlcnilinc the rnal
,, t0 b(k hM al Hneilspot t on
Monday, January
Thin meeting.
uictl h"n8 9 ta IIlr)ose ,he further
Ins of the Itecdsport-ItoseburK high
way, has been called by the Keeds-
port Chamber of Commerce and a
BD)Vi.i invitation has been ilven tb
memliers of the county court and th.
i,,,. commercial organization. The
county court will attend In a body
and will leave there Tuesday morn
ing in time to convene the county
court on Wednesday, January 5. Thi-;
being thi first term of the year I:
the most Important, as jurymen inuM
be aelected, as well as road patrol
men, while ol h
given uttentioti.
r huslness iniit In
Popular Couple
Married Today
At eleven o'clock this morning
the parsonage of ihe local Christian
church Hev C II Hilton performed
th c.r. nionv iiiiilinif In marrlaue Mr '
Vr.t It tficht.-r nf Itoxehnrir und
Vlfuu fll. 4i..n..v of Wllhnr The
rln ceremonv was used. Miss Swoon-
ev carried a heatitiriil boo.net or
brides roses. Tlie bridal couple was
accompanied bv a number of rela-
n. vi- ni,.i,i. .r u iho n,,.,,,...r ,.r
, 1, J,,ul,l.. rnt.rh oofl UU Mu-t.o
ney is a well known teacher of Doug-'
las county. After a short trip to I'orl- '
land, the young pwiple will return at
once to the Sunshine ranch where
they will make th.-ir home.
Conservatory Adds
Vocal Department
, . . i,,,,i,.
A rienartmeiit
O! . IF. ill I ' - ' ' "
has been added to the iieinnne-,
Moore conservatory of Music, snd is
to be opened Monday morning under
the leadership of Mrs. Charles A
Brand. Another room hs been lea-,
ed in the Kolilhaiieii building, and Is
tielnir Pfiupu'd for the work Mrs.'
Brand, before
lvw years ag.
ulrig to tins city, a
as a soloist and a
1 teacher In Boston, and has
I n.., musical education. Shi
, corn
was a
student at the New F.ngland Comer
v.iorv of Muc. and studied undet
Von Htielnw. -i
ion. I r.crtrudi' Kranklln Sull-li" ry.
,one of the collate, at the Soldier
i Home In Wt Honel.urK. died In Han
- , IMejo. c aniornia, on wc
1 H. at tlm
aire cf 79 yearn, according lo Infnr-j
mation rcivea n-r n.e,,.,,
'day. Mra. lilliha lurvivea
Holders of Certificates Other
Than on City of Edmonton
Bonds Will Lose.
HAS STARTED
F-ltvliViit of mfuiul Firm Hold
I'riMHier In MlunwqMtliH Aver
That lloks Are Klnihiht
Trip Wn For Health.
Fltl.l MOKlilS AKHF.STF.I.
VOUT1.AX1. le. 9. Kred
S. Morris was arrested on a fed-
eral warrant charged with aid-
inn John 1,. Kthertdge, former
president of the defunct Morris
limit. Inc.. bonding house, in
ohtaming naiuraiuution papers
by conn ultng Ktlierulge's record
ol terms in New Jersey prisons.
Creditors of the defuncl bond
house are preparing to protect
their interests liy the appoint'
nient of an attorney and mint
ln bankruptcy,
¬
Ttial there will be a gr-at number
of persons, holders of interim c mil-
cates on other bonds man inose oi
the City of Kdmonton. who will lose
heavily as a result of the collapse ol
the Morris Broa. bonding house In
Portland. Is the staiement made by
the auditors who find that the eom-
pany lias IfXlieil u laltte nuiuoer in
these certificates on various bond Is
sues. W. J. Whllcoinb. teiuuiul.v
receiver an. I head of the firm now
auditing the bund house, bonks, said
yesterday Hint II is still impossible
to L-ive i veil an esllmule of the true
conditions of I he affairs, lie held to
th belief that his oilKinal estimate
of a shortage between $!iol.0ll und
J750.0HO will not be far amiss.
Some llomls Still Sale.
Kor tile hem-fit of scores of people
who bad lioiiKlit and received their
bonds and left Ibem with Mortis
llrotherK, Inc. for safe kieplug. Mr
Whileomb said lliey woulii not lie
Ihe losers through Ihe cullapse
of ihe firm. Those bonds which
were merelv being held in trust for
private individuals are not listed us
assets and urn tin- sole property of
the persons purchasing theio.
It was further pointed out by Mr
whileomb thai Investors who hav.
purchased bonds oib'-r than the city
of Kdinonton issue and who hold the
Interim certificate. Issued by Kill-
eridpe are in the Hitine predicament
ns l hose who have these rertlflcut
ion the
I'.ilinonion bonds. There were
many persons who felt mat ine
1 would not lose Ihroutli the failun
by reason or the fact thai their cer
Uflcntes called Tor oilier bonds.
There were a great ninny n opb
who, like II. V Skinner, of this city
cashed In on ih-lr certificates during
;;;;;
prece.-dlllg the closing of
the doors. It is roughly estimated
that over $l.riii.oO was paid back by
the comiianv to investois who held
certificates.
the inoney being pat'
in bonds.
On the Saturday night that 1.111
cridgo appeared before Al Kader
teilinle of Hie MvsHr Slllilie and
there confessed Ills past criminal re
cord In one or Hie most dramatic
, sessions of the temple, his firm bad
: approximately 1475.000 In cash on
deposit 111 banks throughout the
I north WOSt .
Killliois ol l.l lierioge H past pein
tentiarv rei-ord. coupled Willi str
stories of the iitic itaiii condition o
the f trill, caused many persons bold
ing these cernrieaies to reiiirn them
to the firm and rer.-lve their cash
Mr. Skinner held Jt.niMt in c.-rtifi
cutis, hut becoming alarmed sent
them to Hie I ..old & Tilton bank in
Portland and succeeded In protecting
his Investment nnd now has the
bonds. There are a scon or more
of oilier Investors in Koseburg. how-
r. who were not ho forjunate und
sums varting from $ H" to $f,nn will
he lost as a f-ut of tin cranh.
Jnrlet to Inveoligiite.
The case wtll be thoroughly Inves
Hgated by the federal and etnte
grand juiies. It has been leairo-d
that the company had a contract with
Fred Morris bv th" terms of which
t fin? latter was paid the sum of fT.ou
per niont h fur the ue of the firm
name, the contract being riv-n for
a period of five years This con
tract will be probed as well as other
a,.t, ,,f thi . .r. si.l.-nl . Jolitl I.
... ...,
x president. John I.
1 rmt.-ii St:ii- Iil.-trlct Attorn, y
ifiiHinliri'-M announcM tlie Initiation
, ,,r,,i. nl u. n , .-t Ii c ,.I - i niploy -
,.r in KDii ri.lf" to prorun' hia na
1 inrallaiioii
j t h.li.v.d that Hie an. lit will
'talc- at lea.-t tn dnv nnd poi!My
two week., nnd until that I- com-
P,.e no nniliorailv
Infcrnia I Ion on
the enact utalun
i.f the rmniiariv'H fin-
ancial affairs
he available.
I ll,cr.li-e N Held.
MI.VNKA I'dl.l-!. Minn . Ii. c :
John I. F:ilierldge, In cistody h.
K'ANM m ititi:Mi;its.
(By Associated Press.)
Kll'MK, l.c. ;!. i.abrb-lle
P'Anmuuiti. the mud poi of 4
Flume, early today surrendered
all of his powers to the Flume
communal council. (.eueral
t'aviglui, commander of the
regular Italian forces, will ar-
range the conditions of pence 4
with the delegation of the
council tody.
today. Is eager to return to Tort
laud to face the charges developed
.igaiust him since leaving tbero last
week, and today offered to start west
at once. He offered to pay he ex
pense of a guard to be supplied by ihe
MluneapoliH superintendent of pol
ice to (ravel with mm, or to go
alone.
Sheriff Hurlburt, nf Multnomah
county, declined to nccedo to either
propoHut and telegraphed the Minneii
p.tliH officials to hold K.tbeiidge until
nd officer from I'm Hand should ar
rive her. to take charge, and usxea
ihat no bail be allowed Ktheridge.
IUok INH-lartMl Mmitiht.
F.theridge paid his hooks wen1
straight, when he b ft Fortland. and
bat he was ad iter by Morris, his
attorneys and friends to take a vacu
um on account of his heulth. lie
Hid Ihat Fred Morris went over
everything with him and that all bis
properly was turned over for Ihe
purpose of providing additional se
ll lit y for banks where loans were
miied for Morris Uros.' account.
Ktheridge turned over $ll.f00 in
caub when taken into custody. Me
sabi $10,000 of it was given him by
Fred Morris and secured by bis per
sonal note to flounce bis vacation
trip. He said that Morris knew of
ihe bonds in the Tacoma depository
and that they were lo be returned by
Ktheridge.
Market Quotations
Are Given Today
He AsHocliitcil rtvfts
PORTLAND. Inc. Medium
grades of steers and good choice cows
are selling al i" to Ml cents higher
Hogs are going lit 10.D0 to I 1.60
and sheep urc quoted as higher.
Kn I of Ihe mountains lambs are sell
ing al fill. i:gg and butter prices
reported lo be steady.
Storm Warnings
Been Sent Out
Ily Associated Fres
SAN FKAM'ISCO, 1. c. 2tt.-
WarniiiKs of a storm iiiovIuk from
the North I'aclflc to the Oregon consi
have been given by the weal lo r bu
reuu here. Slicing southerly galei
predicted.
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British Want
Notes Changed
WASHINli'lON. 1. A lep
n-si'iitaiivH of ihe ilriiiHh tnnsurj
will soon arrive, Secretaiy II. union
suld, to continue In Washington lb
discussion of Hie exchange Into long
lime obligations of tin' demand Hot-s
of the British government held M
the I'nited Stul'-H.
Portland Doctor
On Medical Board
Ily mmnrinttl frrti.
SAI.KM. lec. 'ZW. l.oveinor Oleoll
appointed lr. J. K. Kocke, nf i'orl
land. to Htiereed I o . Frank W
Wood, reslgneil, as a nieieher of the
state hoard of nn diral ea m in i s.
-o -
Second Operation
Not Made Today
i ri
WASHINGTON. Iee. 2' lleeause
of an unfavorable linn in the rondi
t ion of Sena tor Chamberlain, '!)
Hecond opeiatioll Was not p it oi inei
loday .
May Form Statc-
widc Wheat Pool
Ity A-nf iiit.-il rr--
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r j,i --iliiii,-H i:T i-i t .i j iii .ik';itil
Zillj'IM- C, .tll-l.'l. (1 l.i'I- Slltlltlll'IHI'
a rotilrarl Kir 11 mmm- ii..i.
I thk.I fur fiv n'iirx t" 'Ii" rtnl" f.ni"
! hur..ni r-ili'i alum n.nv. innui ai
I I'orilanil ti"t iiiniiih aii'l to f it'"
j unions anil rranr"
Train No 1 I, due here at t "
from the oilh. was il' !ad for sev
eral hotirH th af'ern""ti. and lo ac
comodate Ihe re' id. Ills of Oakland.
Sutherlin, mid other small tewns ti
tween Horfehura and i:iii:.ne, it stllll
v.as sent out from her., on the reg
ular Vino of train No II Kourteen
will probably arrive here aViut Hie
re o' l.H-k.
TELLS OF VISIT TO
CENTRAL EUROPE
San Franaisco Man Tells Story
of Conditions There
Helped Feed Starving.
MANY ARE SUFFERING
Flim-r Iluiiaitd ut the Fuiivan Ke
lief Con mil ;ie First Hum! Ill
formation Coiicernlnc 1 1 it Af
fairs ..In IVniral FnnM.
SAN FRANCISCO. Per. 2fl -Home
in San Francisco after eighteen
months In Austria, where be directed
ihe daily feeding of more than 300,
i.eO starving children for the Kuro
pean Kelief Council. Klmer (1. Hur
luid tiday related un intlninte story
of the conditions in Central Kuropo,
The Austrian crown whlcn nor
mally Is worth about I' 3 cents, now
has a value of about 1-t. of a cent.
This, be said, made it absolutely im
possible for the AuMtruuis to purch
ase anything out of tneir own coun-
ry. except in the few smaller sur
ounding nations where the money
Is almost equally depreciated, inn
able is graphically Illustrated by tho
alary of the Austrian president nf
lun.Otm crowns per year. In Amen-
an purchasing power that Is Jtit
$li:r. For ti I lit to purchase tbren
good suits of clothes would tako all
his yearly salary.
The decrease In the purchasing
power or Aufti ian money, in the
lerms of the commodities of the oth-
r nations. " said Mr. liurlaml. ' has
forced Austria to live from the pro-
lucts of her own soil. And. ns the
products of this soil cannot possibly
orovlde more than BU percent of
what Is necessary, Auntrinu vitality.
and especially the vitality of the
children. Is going down.
" It Is to combat the decrease In
vltnllty that starvation of a whole,
generation of childrt n, that the or
uni7.f1 Ions nulled under the chair
manship of Herbert Hoover nro now
feeding the Austrian children one
meal n day. It was designed to be a
itpplemeni:try meal In (ho hope that
the. children would receive some food
at home. Thiols trim In many cases,
and In many cases It Is not. In these
Instance", the Anierlean meal, which
Is provided at a cost to Anwrlean
charily of only tlir-'o cents. Is all that
stands between the children nntl a
death by starvation. In Vienna, an
exact standardized examination has
revealed Jh:M !ltf out of everv 1
ehildren f r d 'iniiernusly under
nourished. I i n 'tin as a whole,
this Is tr".. vf c, mi' of every I'M).
fr. Hipl'iid hi return to his
post at an e.irly d:ite to continue the
n per vis ton nf feeding, Funds out
of wtilrh the work h to go on me at
present hi'itm eathered in n national
eolh-e! ion I'V the Council. The Na
(lotinl go-il in f?.:!. 'Hill onu nf wbb-h
$'j:.iHiit imn m flir fedlne and $10.-
"00 f;ir te Mjirv medical aid. Mr.
Hoover who If direefinp; Ihe ork.
has def hi red I bat unless on r aid Is
root in ue I n a -it e umber of thet
r'hlldren will die Others will be per
manently s' ii nt i Ten dollars, tm
decbired. will earrv n child until tb
next ha r est wln'ii ntericn will b
relieved. In piri a' b .-e t. of 1 1 bir
den. lr. Miirliitid a Men tenant In
the :Mi;th ffeld artilb-rv. nini'iillim-
' il from the f fro; of ff cert f raining
minii at the Tie liilo. lie was de
mobilized fn I'iiris, and imtneilinfe
Iv en t d the F. rvi'es of 1 r. Hoov
er's on 1 1 1 i ; i ' 1 1 1 1 1 IliM vNIt home Is
Mi- fir-i m the I rillr.l Stale- sinre
hi- -.rui nvifi'i with liis unit near-
IV three Vent's
Helen Ailccn Fstes
Dies at Hospital
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