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DOUGLAS COUNTS
An Indapandant Ntwtpapar, Published for tha Beat Intaraata of tha Ptopla
XXV,NO. 165, OF ROSEBURt. ,
ROSEBURQ, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923.
VOL. XL, NO. 171, OF THE EVENING NEWS.
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ORES KILLED
SCHOOL FIRE
Lamp Explodes During
Plan
,ommentairci" " J
Seventy-four Die
STAIRS COLLAPSE
iy Are in Hospitals With
ken Arms and Legs
,medy Turns to Tragedy
-Audience in Panic
rtv Associated Preas.) .
MDE-N. S. C way 10. in.
i in the cieveiana scnooi nr
at aeventy three at noon today
one miasing, according to tne
ted list.
iVELAND, S. C, May 18. Elflh-
kii were Identified at ten
Ik today and turned over to the
vea. The omera aro nuMlc'7
kd and a maae of Tiean ana nones
Id recognition.
fHv Associated Press.)
MDEN. May IS. Seventy one
including whole famines are
i Ar missing and dozens
injured In a fire at the Cleve-
kchool eight nines irom nere wn
i lamD overturned and exploded
a ,b thA commencement
..... ro-hinff ft c max. Tne
was turned Into a trageay as
seized the audience of three
A parents, brothers Bisters and
es of the graduates.
steps from the single exit col-
hurling scores into a tangiea
ind leaving others in a death
the fire spread.
74 Bodies Recovered.
VE1AND, S. C. May 18. (U.
venly four bodies of men,
and children, had been recov-
arlv today from the ruins of
hoolhouse which burned last
during an entertainment,
ns'are in the hospital today
roken leers and arms. Two per
'aped from upper windows and
ned broken barKS.
old traildine burned like tinder
the flames started from a fallen
audience in .a maddened rush
d the only exit. Scores of chll-
ere trampled.
charred bodies recovered have
aid In a row and some are
beyond, recognition.
EFEATS SARAZEN
I.Et .-nglid. May 18. (U. PL
Walter agen defeated Gene Sara if n
In the aenil-professional golf tournn
ment today and meets W. M. Jolly In
the finals tomorrow.
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CALL FOR ASSISTANCE
PEKIN. May 1. (U. P). Dlspatchea
from Lin Chens today report that
the bandits, who still hold a duien
foreigners captive, have issued a call
to all unpaid and dismissed Chinese
troops to Join them in a revolution
against the government.
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
VANCOUVER. May 18. (U. P).
The motion for a new trial for George
E. Whitfield, convicted murderer of
little Anna Nosko will be beard Mon
day. The motion for a further time
to file new affidavits will also be
disposed of then. Efforts to have
Whitfield examined by alienists Indi
cate that mental deficiency will be
pleaded in the affidavits.
AUTO FEES TO PASS
LI
Secretary of State Says Tluit at
Present Rate of Auto ltcgiHtra
tion" I-nst Year's Iterords
Show. Will He Surpassed.
ANN VERSARY 0
F
CHURCH
SUNDAY
Local Christian Church Will
Give Special Program
for 34th Birthday
WORKING FOR BUILDING
Effort Being Made to Raise
Sufficient Funds to Build
New House of Worship
Invite Former Members
lll'TS GOIXO TO SI THEHLIX
local boy scouts will go to
f rlin on next Friday night for
purpose of organizing a troop
i;it place. It was erroneously
il that the trip would be made
lit. but the scouts are not plan
on the trip until a week from
lit. Considerable Interest Is j
t shown In the work at Suther-
d It Is expected that a large
will be organized there.
The secretary of state and Mr.
Raffety are on their way to Med
ford where they expect to open up
a registration station. The recent
legislature passed a law , requiring
all motorists coming Into Oregon
to register their cars, the same as
Is done In California. In order to
carry out this law. the state will
open registration stations on all
highways leading into tne
state. Traffic officers will be re
quired to check up on the Btrag-
glers. The station ror souinern
Oregon will be located at Medford
providing conditions there are suit
able, Mr. Kozer etatea.
In regard to tha construction of
the new mess hall and kitchen at
the Soldiers Home he states that
the plans are now being prepared
and that the Hoard of Control, of
which he Is a member hopes to have
work started within a month.
Over four million dollars will be
raised from motor vehicle licenses
this year, according to Secretary of
State Sam Kozer, who with T. A.
Raffety, chief of the motor vehicle
department, was In Roseburg at
roon today on the way south to
Medford.
"t'p to May 15. this year, we have
registered 127,370 cars," Mr. Kozer
stated, "as compared with 103,814
cars hp to the same period last year.
Lst year after May IB we register
ed 23,556 cars and from the rate
of registration this year we antici
pate that the total will be oven
150.000.
"Our receipts last year, no to
May 15, were J2.810.8B5, while for
this year they are 13. 455. 000 Indi
cating that we will pass the four
million mark."
HAM. x.V i:itr s.i
Another of tie
Saturday evening band concerts
will be give! Saturday night on
Jackson street. The band baa
arranged a fine program and
will play some excellent music.
It la understood that several
unique features are planned
and that everyone present will
greatly enjoy the program. The
band la working hard to make
these concerts interest ing and
the crowds which are attending
speak well for the success of
the effort made.
:;::!: CONTRACT IS LET
I FOR NEW LIGHTS
CLOUDBURST IN TEXAS
BEAl'MONT. Texas., May 18. (I'.
P). A cloudburst look place here at
six a. m. and heavy rain is still tail
ing which baa inundated the city.
Street cars stopiHHl and automobiles
weie stranded, business houses were
flooded by the water overrunning the
curbing.
WEEDS 1ST CO
SAY!; fill RICF
j
TRACK AND FIELD
MEET ON TODAY
Local Electrical Dealer
Successful Bidder on
New System
CANCELS ENGAGEMENT
1 rit i C. . r e
ririiish vvui uraer airxi enforcement
of City Ordinance, to
1 1 PARIS, May 18. IV. P).
Premier llnniir 1 jiw wa4 forced :n ran
I eel a luncheon engagement with I'oln-1
i care today because of a throat affec-:
tlon which almost totally deprived
j him of speech. I.ord Iteaverbrook i
here In a conference with '.he premier
Begin at Once
IIU'AX TOl'IUSTS DISCOVER
UtMS OF ISIO IE JAXE1UO
O DE JANEIO, May 18. (A.
Never In any previous year
Hio de Janerlo had as many
h American visitors as in the
fix months. In addition to full
nger lists on the regular
iers from New Pork, there have
several special tourist Steam-
n port.
previous years almost all
i Americans coming to Brazil
on business missions, whereas
vear the majority have been
"ers. Visitors of this kind
other countries are extremely
ompared to the North Amerl-
" centennial exposition, which
iihtedly was the magnet attrac
ts tourists, has occupied but
of their time. After a few
'd visits to the einnalttnn
bids, the visitors h iv.ii
attention to the city's many
attractions. Judging from
conversations while here. In
ft' irs to follow there will be
North American tnnrl.t. in
Ml who nrevlmi.lv .nn
leisure time In
Ittiouch the !! r nriri.
dt-creed at the itm nt ih.
Pry revolt last July. Is still In
ft- there is nothing to Indicate
let to the visitor, ard he goes
way without Interference of
kind unless onn nf M. .hin.
M hftDDens tn h. k.ih .... k..
nsor.
CITY OFFICIALS AT
El
TREATMENT NECESSARY
P' YORK. Mav l n r tv-
C ' . . Japanese In this i
EUGENE, May 18. A bombshell
not entirely unexpected, was hurled
into municipal politics here today
when Mayor C. O. Peterson. City
Attorney O. H. Foster And1 Chief of
Police C. H. Christensen handed In
their resignations shortly before
noon.
Dramatic In the extreme was the
presentation of the resignations.
Shortly before noon Mayor Peterson
drove to the city hall and, entering
the recorder's office, laid his resig
nation on the counter with the re
quest that It be presented to the
council as soon as possible. Within
a few minutes' time Chief of Police
Chrlaensen presented his, and he
was followed shortly by City At
torney Foster. All came in separ
ately, and none, at that time, gave
reaoons for their action.
When interviewed later In the
afternoon. Attorney Foster said his
action was prompted In the Interests
of city harmony. After his superior
quit Mr. Foster felt, he aaid. he
would offer the least embarrase-
ment to the mayor that will be nam
ed by the council by getting out of
the way and allowing the successor
to Mr. Peterson the chance of ap
pointing some olff personally agree
able to him. Other than that he had
nothing to say.
Neither Mavor Peterson or Chief
Christensen could be reached early
this afternoon, although It was un
derstood that statements might be
forthcoming later.
Early In the afternoon W. R.
(Ooakl Wallace, recently appointed
councilman from Ward 4. took his
oath of office before Recorder Alta
Kir As his action followed that
fn Is the only thing ant to dis- of three other executives, thelr's
The First Christian Church . of
Roseburg. will observe its 34th
Anniversary next Sunday. This con
gregation was organized on May 20,
1889, at the home of Judge C. A.
Sehlbrede, there being fourteen
charter members In the original
congregation. Almost a year later,'
on September 28. 1890, A. D.
Skaggs. now known as "the marry
ing parson" of Vancouver, Wash..
became the first minister. An effort
was made to Induce Rev. Skaggs
to come to Roseburg for Sunday's
meeting, but because of his poor
health and feeble condition, he was
unable to make the trip, but Is
sending his message to the church
by letter.
Services were held eacn monin.
the Baptist church, M. ii. Church,
South, and the Court House being
used as gathering places.
The church was Incorporated on
November 24, 1890 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Shupe and the
following year a building was con
structed. The building now occupied
by the church is the original struc
ture, but has been enlarged and al
tered so that It Is considerably
changed from Its former appear
ance. The church, small in numbers had
a hard struggle with debt for many
years, but has made a steady
growth until It Is now one of the
largest and strongest in the city.
The pastors during the 34 years of
the church's existence havo been,
A. D. Skaggs, 1). C. Kellems, VV. A.
Wood. B. E. Youtz. George Ritchie.
B. W. Bass. J. N. McConnell. R. E.
Jope. and C. H. Hilton, the present
minister. -
During these years since the first
organization of the church, the
growth has been such that the pres
ent quarters have become entirely
too small and Inadequate to effici
ently house the work of the congre
gation and an effort Is being made
to raise funds for the construction
of a new building.
'The church recognizing the fact
that none of Its members are
wealthy and that the raising of
money to build a structure Is to be
a hard task, mapped out a five year
campaign and is now upon the third
year of that effort. Nearly every
member of the church Is making
weekly pledge toward the building
fund which is steadily growing, and
In addition to the pledges,' special
offerings have been taken, and bible
school classes and other depart
ments of the church have raised
funds by means of entertainments.
Bales, etc. A good Investment was
made In Liberty bonds at the time
they were at their lowest point and
this has served to aid In the In
crease. All money obtained Is be
ing promptly Invested In Interest
bearing securities so that the fund
Is being made to Increase aa fast
as possible. It la propose! to keep
thia money earning interest until
enough Is secured to erect the build
ing so that the church will not be
saddled with a heavy debt following
construction as Is so often the case.
At the present time an effort Is
being made tn raise IS.000 for the
purnore of a suitable site. A unique
method of keeping up Interest has
been adopted. A large drawing of
the lot has been prepared and block
ed off Into 8.000 squares, each
square representing a square foot
of the actual site. These squares
are being sold for 11 each and as
rapidly as" the money is received
the rquares are ahaded. An effort
Is being made to obtain sufficient
funds on anniversary day to com
nlete the purchase. Many of the
former members are sending In
checks for the purchase of squares
snd it Is evnected that a large sum
will be reslixed.
In observance of the anniversary
a speclsl program has been arrang
ed. Mrs. P. C. Kellems will be the
speaker t the morning hour. Mr.
nd Mrs. Kellems csme here short
ly after their marriage, the Rose
burg church being Mr. Kellem'a first
pastorate. He later became one of
the lerdinr evangelists of the North
west and for many yeara was an In
structor at the Eugene Bible I'n
Great Interest Is Shown in
County Meet Staged in
'' Roseburg Today
DECLAMATIONS HEARD
Sutherlin Contestants Win
Both First Places in High
School Contest and Dillard
and Roseburg in Grades
CAREFUL STUDY MADE ! ZtZ Bonarw.""" ' euc'i IMPROVE APPEARANCE
ATTEMPT TO KILL OFFICIALS
Light Committee of Council
Makes Exhaustive Study of
Street Lighting Before It
Adopts Style of Light
Mexico city. May 18. (U. P). . Protection for Property Own-
A doiud piacea unuer in American
consulate exploded early today. No I
one waa Injured and no damage Was
done to the consul's office. No ar
resta have been made.
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JURY ACQUITS WOMAN
Great Interest today surrounded
the declamation and field meet held
in Roseburg. Visitors from all parts
of the county thronged to Roseburg
and the streets were crowded with
school children and parents. A
great Interest was shown, apparent
ly, by outside residents, rather than
by local people the percentage of at
tendance from Roseburg being com
paratively low.i. ,
The children gathered at the high
school early where numbers were is
sued to all contestants. The organ
ization functioned perfectly and the
value of careful preparation, made
under the direction of Chairman
Kred Goff, was clearly shown when
the great throng of children was
handled without undue confusion or
delay.
The high school declamation con
test started promptly at the hour
announced ard was a very Interest
ing affair. The Bpeal'ers presented
their readings In fine Btyle and the
work of the Judges was moat diffi
cult. Miss ltosa I). Parrott presided,
and a large audience was present.
Each speaker was given hearty ap.
nlanse, particularly tay
fellow classmates.
Miss Katherlne Compton of Suth
erlin, won first place, and Miss
Marguerite Rusho, of Roseburg
second in the contest among the
The contract for the materials
and installation of Roseburg'a new
street lighting aystoni, waa let to
day by the light committee of the
council to Harold Hudson, local
electrical dealer, whose bid of $10,
"99.50 on Westlnghouse equipment
was found, after carerul considera
tion, to be the best proposition for
the city.
Mr. Hudson has been of great
help to the city in planning Its new
street lighting system, and has,
through the Westlnghouse company
which he represents, called Into con
ference engineers who have aided
the city In preparing the plans and
specifications.
The new system will be the same
as the light which he has had on
display in front of his store for sev
eral weeks. The light is known as
the W'estlnghouse Arcadian cast
Iron ornamental post, with a Sol
Lux senior glasa top. It Is fitted
with a 4U0 candle power light which
lights up the streets in a very ef
: ficient manner.
In deciding upon thla type of In
stallation the light committee of the
'council has made a very thorough
(examination and Investigation of the
I street lighting problem. The CDm
I mittee has been In conference near
ly every day or evening, going over
material received from other cities
and towns and has obtained a vast
amount of data and Information
from which to draw its plans. Many
types of light were contddered. and
after taking Into consideration the
KLAMATH FALLS, May 18. (U.
P). A Jury Thursday acquitted Mrs.
Mabel Nichols charged' with murder
ing Robert Greer at Summit Station
last December.
SINCLAIR ISSUES CHALLENGE
PASADENA. May 18. (U. P). Up
ton Sinclair out on S500 hall charged
with unlawful assemblage announced
today that he would address a public
meeting In Loa AnRelea on Saturday
night under the auspices of the Amer
ican Civil Liberties Union, denouncing
the police methods used in the San
Pedro harbor strike.
E
ers Who Co-operate in Effort
to Make Roseburg a More
Attractive City
Vessels Vnnn Which Airplanes Trav
eling at Hate of Three Miles a
r Minute Can I.UIM1 Are Utillt.
LONDON, May 18. (A. P.)
Every building In London with a
flat root haa become a potential
airdrome by reason of the Inven
tion of apparatus to facilitate the
landing and taking off of airplanes
from the decks of Britain's aircraft
Strict enforcement of the clty.'a
weed ordinance will be ordered
starting next week, according to an
announcement made today by May
or N. Rice. Property owners who
have done their share In the city
beautiful campaign by Improving
their yards and surroundings are to
be given protection by the city
which will see, that weeds and tail
grass are not allowed to go to seed
on surrounding lots and cause dam
age to the piacea which have 'been
Improved.
Heretofore spasmodic attempts ' to
enforce the ordinance have been
made, but this year the city expecta
to employ several men to cut the
grass where property owners fall to
do so, and the cost will be assessed
against the property as provided by
the ordinance and the property sold
at public Bale unless the amount Is
paid.
"The weed ordinance which was
passed by the city council in 1893.
has never been strictly enforced."
Mayor Rice said today, "but now
people are taking greater Interest In
caring for their homes, are cutting
the weeds and grass in parkings and
vacant lots, and I think It Is the
duty of the city to enforce this im
portant ordinance and give protec
tion to those who are making an
honest effort to make the city a
more attractive place In which to
live. I
"There Is nothing which will add
to our town. In Inducing the home-
seeker to locate here, than clean
width of the streets, the area to be carriers. The businessman of the fu-I and well-kept lawns and parkings.
eirls. Miss Carol Doyle of Myrtle I ,WT"C';
Illuminated, etc.. the committee
found the light which Mr. Hudson
handles to be the best fitted for ef
ficient street Illumination In Rose
burg. H. I.. Canficld, WestlnghouBe
street Illumination engineer, who
has been working In the middle
his or herwe,t aI"1 wno rPcen,l), wa assigned
lo me coast lerrimry, hi me reim.Bi
of Mr. Hudson and the light com
mittee, assisted In designing the sys
tem so that the type of fixtures se
lected will give the greatest ef-
verslty. His death occurred only
the trianji. , . . i . l rA..allv vhrnrwA mm an I fw mnnthi am while he ar a a n.
a,. - - "-ii, rfiminna ntaMfi I tun nui if" i " ." j a. - - - --
United state-, ..j i ... ' ... ni t,nf it Is understood gaged In a meeting In one of the
' vaas-ai area afj Um Vea HI "W - u i u i ' " ------ ---- ,
amhas.nrin. tinMi - j .v.. ik. .i,.Mm,tinrpi did not coin- i ao.it hern states. Mrs. Kellema Is
P1" the Japan socI..i ., .t.. .i.i. bi,ni:,llr. (Continued on Pag J.)
Creek received third prize
For the boys Morrill Weaver, of
Sutherlin, was the first prize win
ner, Kenneth Clark of Roseburg
second and Donald Ollivant of Look
ing Class third.
The Judges were Miss Mnrgnret
Pnge, Senator B. L. Eddy, and Rev.
W. S. Gordon.
The grade shool contest at the
Presbyterian church also was very
Interesting, the contestants showing
much careful training and natural
abllltv. The first place of the girls'
contest went lo Virginia Ilnell. of
Dillard, reciting "How Johnny Kil
led tne Bear." by Riley. Dollle
Horner of Sutherlin wai seennd
with another Plley selection. "Our
Hired Girl." I.ncia Rogers of I.ook
'n Glass wen third plnce with
"The I'sntaln's Daughter."
In the contest for boys first
nrlze went, to William Knight o'
Benson school nt IHsobnrg. who
gave Henrv Chot tndee's nddress
n "Amerlranl ni." I.oynl Ooff of
"tberlln was second wlh "When
he Minister Came tn Tea" and Will
Htrnatrl'-I: of Mvr'le Creek won
hlrd place with "The Wreck of the
Hesnerns." by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow.
The Judyes for the grade school
event were Ml I.nda Davis of Wll
b'T hlih school. Rev. L. B. Quick,
of Roseburg. and Miss Irene Thomp
son of Wilbur.
This afernoon the Interest cen
tered In the trick meet in which
-ve,r 500 school boys and girls from
11 parts of the county participated
The events were exceptionally good
snd created a good deal of excite
ment. Special Interest t centered
iround the dashes and distance runs
some good reenrda for grade and
chools being made. There was a
'acre crowd of spectators present
and the school children were earnest
rooters for their teams. At a late
honr this afternoon the evnts were
still In progress, as the fait that
'here were so many entered caused
oms delays.
The transmission system will be
of sufficient size and type to permit
of future extensions and when once
Installed will be permnnent.
The cable to be used Is known as
Number 8 Hazard Parkway cable. It
has two layers of steel in Its pro
tecting cover and is non-corrosive
and water-proof. II Is required to
stand a te.st of 12.000 volts under
water.
This cable Is considered among
the best obtainable and Is In such
demand that the factory Is far be
hind In lis orders and will not prom
ise delivery for the Roseburg In
stallation for fourteen weeks. This
will delay work for more tr.sn three
months unless an earlier shipment
can be arrsnired.
Sixty of the new ornamental type
"li:hts will be Installed In the new
sys'em. Thev will be located at
ture, English air experts predict
will ride In an elevator to the roof
of his home and leave by airplane.
The invention which will make. this
possible will enable every navy of
the future to put to sea with not
only a vast number of airplanes, fly
ing boatB and seuplanes, but Its own
airdromes and workshops, say these
writers.
Already some vessels have been
converted Into aircraft carriers by
the United States, Great Britain
It la hoped that those owning lots.
either occupied or vacant, that have
been neglected, and where the grass -has
not been cut this spring, will
do this work at once and thus save
the trouble of enforcing this ordin
ance. "If It Is necessary for the city
to have the grass cut upon vacant
lots or others where this matter la
not attended to there will be more
expense than that to which the own
er would he put. There Is conslder-
and Japan, but the British admiral-1 able expense In filing a lien on prop-
ty has laid down ships of this kind I lory and in the collection bo thnt
which are held to be better than there will be a large additional ex
those of any other power. They penie In the event of failure to com
have not only been provided with ; ply with the city's requirement,
airplane landing facilities, but are I "Property owners should not wait
as well equipped to carry out re-j to receive a notice, but if Ihey have
pairs as Is any ground station of the a lot that has not been looked after
Royal Air force. Ihey should attend to It at once and
The decks of these aircraft car
riers are entirely free of all obstruc
tions. The funnels for carrying
away smoke are set on the star
board side. The recent appearance
of two of these huge aircraft car
riers in the Dardenelles threw a
fright Into the Turks, who believed
them to be strange monsters of the
deep.
In the new typo of aircraft car
rier there are two decks connected
I by huge lifts. The upper is the air
drome deck, and the lower Is equip
ped with workshops for rarrylng
out repairs. There are also supplies
receive the thanks of the city of
ficials and their nolghbors.'
fHv Assn.-lR.tcrt Press.)
INDIANAPOLIS. May 18. Dr.
Charles V. Wlshart, newly elected
moderator of the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly, caused a surprise today
when contrary to the usual practice
e failed to name his nearest rival.
Riddle Residents Here
Mrs. Oeorre J. Mcf'lane, and daugh
ters of Riddle, are Roseburg visitors,
shopping and attending the track
meet today.
nrnctlcnlly the same places as the of necessary siare parts, ranging
ttot.ia nrt will he set iinon from a propeller to a complete en-
-..nrrr-f, hi nek a it hv 2 4 Inches In I "lie. all ready for Instant use. The'
.tan Thus nnsta weirh R0II nnunris 'Ivlng deck Is fitted with a sesrch-1 v..,., ii-,.. ,!,,,.,'
arh and consequently It Is neres-1 "Rht and landing-light tower, which n( .,, mprtanl colnmlttee on bills
ary to secure a good foundation, fake It possible for a machine tOind overtures, tho steering commlt
The concrete blocks, upon which land at night, light Illuminating i tpe r ,np invention .Instead he elect
he posts will rest, will be set flush the deck of the vessel and the stir- .e, HV. iKh k. Walker, of I.oa An
with the sidewalk. The cables will I rounding water. There are also , gf.es, for tho chairmanship, relegat
be placed In a trench about 4 by 6 ; cranes for hoisting on hoard flying In Bryan to the leadership of tho
'nches which will be dug along the j boats which need repair. -less Important committee on home
curb line, and will then be com- 't Is now possible for the fastest missions. Walker's committee will
nletely seeled In so that It will not 'machines to land with safely on the I pass on the overture from Phlladel
lie exposed to the elements In any ! deck of an airplane carrier. An ar- phla on tho preachings of Harry
rangemeni or nets orinats ine air- r.in-imni r.i,.ii . m ju. i... ,
plane to a standstill without dan-'of the fundamentalist.. Is ranked as
ger, and a machine wihcti attains an active opponent of the liberalists
a speed of three miles a minute (Of Dr. Kosdlck. ,.'..,.
csn land In a distance of not more The new moderator declar.d that
than 40 feet unity would be the chief aim of the
' j assembly and the committee assign
ments Indicated his Intention tn sub
TO BROADCAST ADDRESS ,nrilnale the conservative views and
"' - t iirvan s on ninns on sucn suinecm nit
ipon making this Improvement and SEATTLE, May IS. flT. P). The , eV(',i,itlon In the interest of harmony.
has rone she .n rarcfullv with the (committee in charge or the reception
one view in mind. A most thorough j planned for the president on his way SENTENCES CONFIRMED
md exhaustive study of the sltua- to Alaska announced today that the
tinn was made and every condition president will aildress the nation from DrSfcKl.I.DOKK. Mav IS. (A. PL
taken into consideration so that the a powerful broadcasting station blch Thp .,,,,.,., imposed by the recent
city is asMired that the system fin-1"1" e ready for Installation within (.llurt maI.,ia np,,n i)r. Krupp Von
illy aelectcd Is the best for the In-, ,KW daya. , Bnhlen and other Krupp dlreetora
ere.ts of the city from every stand- tried for Instigating opposition to the
Point In Town Twlar- French at the Krupp plant at th
I Among the out of town people1 time of the shooting on March Jlst.
Vlaltcl Here Today (here today were ;r. anil Mrs. i. u were eomirmco umny ny me conn
i lie ron-icieii men win
the prisons in
manner.
The new system, operating on a
2S00 volt circuit, will give approx
imately 24 000 randlepowcr, as
ompared with 4.800 candlepower
le'lvered by the present system.
The city council is deservina of
1 great denl or prale for Us work
In this connection. It has determined
r
OVe
tllMI Mere I H1J : iK-irr imiH- -n- " - - -- --
' A Lasbler, of Sutherlin drove I Idxon and daughter Hetty June of of revision. The
r early this morning to look ' flak Creek who spent several hours be transferred to
after business mattt-ra In Roseburg. I chopping.
' France, pending further appeal.