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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday by The News-Review Co., Inn. , U. V. BATES UKKT O. UATES ...President and Manager! Secretary-Treasurer ; Entered an secuud class matter .May 17, I'JM. at Itio pout office at ltoseburg. Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 187S SUBSCRIPTION RATES ; Pally, per year, by mall ! Ijatty, alx months, by mall i baily, three months, by mall Daily, single month, by mail Daiiyi by carrier, per month ; . Weekly News itevlew, by mail, per year ..14.00 Z 00 . 1.00 .50 - .50 .. 2.00 Member of 'I lie Aaaorlafrit fn-ai. The Associated Press is exclui.i eiy entitled to the use for republi cation of all news dipatch-s crellt-it to It or not otherwise cre-tited In this papor and to all local news published herein. All rlslits of re- rml. lit Mien of wpt-rliil dlraths h.r.-ln aie h Inn rcervwl. ROSEBURG, OK EG ON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924. GET NEXT TO THE POWER. Br BERT o-BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS The deer are About to be Massacred At Sun. and Mon. Are holiday! And all the Ribbon clerks Are shinin' up Their twenty-twos. i S S 5 DUMBELL DORA THINKS A frock coat has ruffles on it. S S S S Fall poets are delugin' this sanctum with effusions and if we survive the flood until winter it'll -TELEPHONE CO. 6 I1.MITS GET CHECKS (Associated Press Leased Wire.) NEWARK. N. J.. Aug. 29. Checks totalling $112,000 seized today from two tiles- sengcrs of the North Ward National Hunk by four arm- ed bundits were recovered within half an hour by the I police. The bandits dla- ; . j carded the bag containing Many Improvement. Made the checks when they were discovered to be of no value. : EXTHOSUNES The reason why you or any of u.s, is not contented and happy in this life, is because you are not as successful as you would like to be. Success is that which every man desires, be dear saiiin' until spring and it is to that all are aspiring. If you are normal, or near ly normal, you desire success in something, and your unhap 1 iness and discontent are due to your failure to achieve it. Why, therefore, should you fail? There is the question that is ever confronting you, and which you are or should be, most anxious to solve. RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Stations During the Past Few Months. NEW LINE TO COAST (Sun Francisco) RADIO KI'O 4211 meters. Friday, Aug. 29. 12 noon time Hlguula from naval observa tory; 1 to 2 p. m. Hudy Seiner's Fulrmount Hotel orchestra; 2:30 p. m. organ recital by Theadore J. Irwin ut the Wurlitzer; 4:30 to 5;:!U p. in. Selger's Fulrmount Hotel orchestra. Satmduy, Auk., 30. 12 noon time signals from naval observa tory; 1 to 2 p. m. ltudy Seiner's Kn irmnil II if Unlet nrrliplrn' i'3fl It is because your wavs are not Nature's ways. Instead that to"10'"". n'8ht 11 bath n,ont-: to s-.'JO p. m. program under the ..r . i.:.... ........ , . .. . . ., , S 3 9 s managciut- vi lunniK nuu account, wie fiei nai iruin, accepting tne laws, spEAKNG 0F cmc pride of life, and pondering the great facts in Nature, and direc- Moved b Aicerman. Sims and ting yonr life, accordingly, you ignore the more important earned unanimously that the cnief of ponce ne empowered i purchase a pair of trousers for uniform. Mineral Point, (Wis.), Democrat. WHAT LOVE DOES Love manes tne world go round 9 S i 9 It's gittin' so now that when a feller sees a jane on the main stem wearin' overalls he can't tell , whether she's on a cross country hike or workin' at the cannery. $5 59 For the benefit of those who lie sure there is a good and sufficient reason why you ' liv in'he country and who wont . ft i , ,, , , ; ad this great colyum of cleanli. are not succt'sslul and, if you will, you may understand it. ness until satiddy. we mention . of these and assert your individual will against Nature ! and reason and fact. As compared with these your will is as weak and puny as the reed that is swayed and bent by every passing wind. The nearer the source of power the more efficient the machine, is a law of mechanics. It is more; it is one of the 'and some lovers make it go sick at eternal laws governing force. I the tomacn-s God, or Nature, if you prefer, is the source of all force, Some men are married and some physical, mental and spiritual, and the nearer you get to are making their own living. this the more efficient you will be in any line of action you may choose. In fact, as you may readily see and understand, when you are practically invincible, your will is supreme in your sphere, and you may command that which you desire. Know yourself. That is most important. The man who management of Mrs. Chas. Avers 8 to 12 p. m. Wendell Hall, com edian teuor and Art Widner's popular dance artists playing trom 1'nlace Hotel. RADIO KGO (Oakland, Cai.,) 312 meters. Friday, Aug. 2:. 1:30 p. m. Repeaters Installed in Local Exchange to Take Care of Traffic From Tributary Circuits The Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company has made a num ber of very substantial improve ments during the past few months, and is pluiiiiitiK greater exten sions and improvements for the future. Much of the improvement is in the way Of added service, keeping ahead of the growth of Koseburg and Douglas county, particularly in the way of improv ing long distance service between Itcseburg and the coast. Six hundred post's and cross arms were placed between Camas Valley and Jteniote on the Rose-burg-Myrtle Point line, providing I additional toll facilities. A com plete new line was built, using 39 locp miles of copper wire, at a cost of 137,800. Iietweeu Remote and Myrtle Point, the company stock exchange and U. S. weather bureau reports; 3 p. m. studio j musical program; 4 to 5:30 p. m. I cuuceu urcnesiiu 01 liuiei . h , r, ,,1 r no lino i.lne- Francis San Francisco; 6:45 p. , 615 poles and cross arms, 170 ?!:..fl' Je'dL"f' .'t.oclt..?cl,f?; anchors and guys and 47 miles of t,U v w" copper wire, at an exeudiluro of I 5 5 9 Not so many are rolling their stockings, as far as we can see. 5 5 9 5 Money is close and yet so far. 5 5 5 5 A girl studies rhetoric and ad vanced English while in h'gn toned finishing school to forget it. ' I nere everything's "The cat's ankle" and the "Knat's eyebrow." 333 doesn't know himself is apt to attempt that for which he is school and then goes to seme high not fitted. How to know yourself is not so very difficult. That which a man does well is that which he is best fitted to do. Note, therefore, the trend of your tastes, mark the things J- p- Morgan says Europe must ..... ... ... . , help herself. Well, she usually you inid pleasure in doing, and seek to keep in the way of e,. these. ! ' 5 5 9 Anyone can talk, but It takes a Saturday, Aug. .10. 12 noon j stock exchange and IJ. S. weather bureau reports; 4 to 5:30 p. m. ' concert orchestra of Hotel St. ' Francis. San Francisco; p. m. 1 Part I given by Laurels quartette, and Part II given by Mid-Pacific ' quartet; 10 to 1 a. m. Harry Hal ! stead's dance orchestra playing ' from Hotel St. Francis, San Fran cisco. RADIO KI1J (Los Angeles) 395 meters. Friday, Aug. 19. 12:30 to 1 15 p. in NEWEST MODES 171 00AT8 : AKO HATS ft- fJj THE HAT SHOP STYLE AND PRICES PLEASING TO ANYONE. KrTHCARTW HIS TmiX .r. T t . T V' When He Turned to Tan lac and Uot Relief. i ihrW" L1 ! icr "After hearing so much , - ..""V .Hn,5 T1 M o fine until" I ,o7k7 S the striking statement L l0 L, ,ta ? 1 Kithcart. ,411 W. oslh .trtt.e' nfj'?! lib, asn. i an oix montns ago my aDDem c lor quit my digestion broke 'ioZZ ing" I had a constant achinj fei.h. ' Over M X , my stomach that go, on mv 2V . - 'o.hl ntnins let. i in? fn my stomach that got on mv D."t ouuit iai i tnysngthwasgetung- . ITRPO ARRESTEDQgy On the main line the toll activi- j ties between Roseburg and Med- ford have been improved by the; installation of two high pass and : lour low pass filters. This improve-; , ment cost $2,000. j 1 Iietween Iioseburg and Camas i ! Valley the company constructed a : new line, with OSO poles 870 cross-, j aims and 705 miles' of copper wire, ! 1 the cost being about $32,300. j In the local exchange a crew of ! Western Electric Company instal- Itendezvous Trio; 6 to i 'era have completed tne instana iiii itmcn a Timet Tint. I lion of one additional section of Think it over carefully and determine definitely what it js that you desire to accomplish in life, and then get in line with the forces, and you will succeed, for you will then have all the forces of God, or Nature, on your side. o clever person to understand. 3 5 9 9 TOTAL BLANK "I don't believe he knows much." "I believe he doesn't even sus- ft':to n more concert orchestra; 6:30 to I toll switchbeard, costing approxi 7::t(l n in .hMlln nrnirrum- X niatelv $2,000. Immediately fol to 10 p. in. special program; 10 lowing this they expect to install; 11 p. m. Hickman's Biltmore Ho- a portable cord circuit telephone tel dunce orchestra. ' j repeater to handle traffic switch- Saturday, Aug. 30. 12:30 to 1 ed to distant points from tributary 1:15 news items and music; 6 to circuits and from circuits recently B:.'i0 p. m. Art Hickman's III It- built by the Coos and Curry coun- more Hotel concert orchestra; ty exchange over tne Aiarsnneiu Orders have been issued bv Attorney General Stone to pect anythina." 1'nited States attorneys at coast and border points to em- 9 5 5 5 ploy the Tariff Act of 1922 against liquor runners whenever ; $t "n, beinS'tuUn "tne possible. I'nder Section 50:J of the Tariff Act, smugglers opinion of ye ed. there is no hope of goods, including whiskey, are liable to imprisonment in a VJL"1P fcdoral penitentiary and a fine of $5,000, while under the fume on them. prohibition laws the punishment of the smugglers is much 5 5 5 5 less certain and the penalty lighter. Next month will l7r MVZ many of the destroyers translerred from the navy to the to death just once." Once is coast guard come into commission. Twenty former destroy-1 enouflh- crs-Tire now being reconditioned for duty against the rum smugglers. These destroyers are armed with three and four inch guns and have a speed of from 25 to 35 knots. Ilesides the destroyers the dry armada will consist of two former navy mine sweepers and more than 300 fast motor boats. 6:30 to 7:30 p. in. children's pro gram; 8 to 10 p. m. program pre7 suntud by Paul t!. Hoffman com pany; 10 to 11 p. m. Hickman's Klltmore Hotel dance orchestra. RADIO IFI (Los Angeles) 469 meter.!. Friday, Aug. 29. 5 to 5:30 p. m Evening Herald news bulletin; B : 0 to p. m. Examiner news route. This emergency repeater is being installed at this time at a cost of abcut $1,000 In order to provide the best possible grade of transmission from the time the Coos and Curry county circuits are completed and later in the year it Is planned to add two additional cord circuit repeaters. At the time this later improvement Is all reasonable and Just demand?." The commission lias announced that it will prepare a joint and complete preliminary report of its investigations, in which will ,be set forth in detail all cases of al leged abuses that were brought to its attention. The government, will then be given ample oppor tunity to refute or explain any charges that may lie brought and. following this, the final report of the commission will be published in Great liritain and the 1'nited States. This report should he extreme ly valuable from ewo angles. It will probably lead or at Ieat help in leading, to the redress o' such abuses of power as may at present exist, and at the same time, provide the outside world with a complete nnd unbiased re port on the condition of the min ority races and religions In th; province of Transylvania. , . , , vrfv.. . 1 if-- ;JL if Si i (- - f mi1 Cone to convention, will be back about August 30th. Jli:r- Clark of Pnohrrff Studio on Jnckson St. nulletins; h:4.i to 8 p. m. Aeolian 1 made, a complete 120 volt power organ recital; 8 to 9 p. m. Illue j nlant will be installed, the total 9 to 12 p. m. cost of the project being $7,000. 5 5 5 5 Lady (to toilet counter clerk): "I want to get a nice cream." Clerk : "You'll have to go to the soda fountain, lady." I 5 5 5 5 A waterfront sheba dropped in Federal Commissioner lhivnes has caused the bonded liquor ;'o see ye ed. last eve anc1. after , ... ' .. , , , , .. , j discussin' shoes, ships, sealln to be concentrated into a lew warehouses and established , wax caob.nocs and king3 sne made a system of issuing permits for withdrawals that leaves few it known that she had intended to , , , . , . . ., i and after gaiin' at our innocent loopholes. Government chemists report that a large per- appeared m this colyum centage of moonshine sold illegally in the United States is an dafter gazin' at our innocent and unsophisticated map she jniauiiuuo. ' Moon Syncopators I Examiner studio program; lo lip. m. special concert; 11 to 12 p. m. Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut tlrove orchestra. I Saturday, Aug. 30. 5 to :- 30 p. m. Evening Herald news I bulletins; 5:30 to 6 P. m. Ex- I anilner news bulletins; 6:45 to 8 p. m. Hennessey 'a Paramount players; 8 to 9 p. m. Instrument- ' al recital; 9 to 10 p. in. Exam iner studio program; 10 to 11 p. m. Packard popular program; 11 to 12 p. m. Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut (trove orchestra. RADIO KLX (Oakland) Saturday, All,?. 3u. Silent. KAHlo KGW (Portland). i Silent until September 1. d . At the present tune, frank Meverden, engineer for the com-' pany, is obtaining an estimate on i the cost of improving tho Rose- burg-Oakland circuit. It Is planned i I to straighten and strengthen this j i line, and in some places give ell-' tlrely new construction over a shorter route. The full details on this work have not yet been made. The 1'nited Slates today holds practically half the world's monetary gold. Every month for some time has seen a further accumulation until the total Aug. 1 was ?t,-:17,is:!,'.mi. CAVE IN TEXAS HOLDS UNDERGROUND ROOM HALF A MILE LONG At STIX. 'IVx.is Auk. -'. 1;iii fciiii ut Ilu1 rii'l i'I a wiiv injh' Kii I'll illlO 111' 11 tit It ! VOUIlii lit Milt' nt iii;in thous.uuU of h.its, tw piv i ilicr el' thf l.trmsi .s!;tl' In tin j UMttii mm Hut KuwTiiur nr nn ml joui.UK .-talf i'i'Liuil pliHft tli-' - r ; T ratKlnii! atn, iy- f '-rrtl tiuL lolii; UK ill lti (luinl thi'i I't'tlililil ills I if Si II It lit 'II ITU 'tt Mi'Mt (i. 'Ill "il iin ; i : i -t hi in is in i si.m I Inn k-I . u hit h llti'iN JH1 I'm j 11 if tllt'V lire Hot I'm J.i rr lilt !i R.Ufi urn .-, !';( Ni-ir. hi T as. an. I j y i lit t If WHtl (lil ii j jit . 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I . ! .si- ,. l(i i y ' 'i mi i (i- of fjiiniio n l;n 'I In. mi tin1 a Ih. h;ii-- ht mi l.i I. .ivt " t'T t'h tr II If. lit nl ..l:ti; r iiln'ni iImm- Imtir- t'l.-1 .-I i in ri'-fllili'i-s Muik- , I ""Ml li -ltiok. s;ti k. In th.-1 "i I'liur th- r.-luin. aril , iih u iV.i s v hi-u III in itla i r 1 ' tlroi'ini; tlimp, in-) a I'tHMlIM.'t, I np' Ilin nf 1 1,.. i t .; N . I .-it o hut t h,- , ; . it- t n i - tiu.i l . 'I h.- i t , ti"t It-, n 1 1 1 1 f juir an. I in. n--ion a i lint kn n It li' .-.I tt. v" 'l"" ti if. ) s. 'il.'X I Th" fi-ilitu- in !l;u . . al.- -n t'lLh ih,t a p. r-o:; s'ail-lMl nil III"' tl.'iT I ..'Uli't s.-. i linn t-vt-n w I' h si roll i; inivht-t. At the tiiii.tn.i- Vt'" t.'.'t h.-hiv ai" thif.- l.i 1 1;. r.Miai - Th.- tu; K"-t K t Hi Shlna s WicvA.nn ;i; hnimr nf a kinc nl Naxahi hull ri tn hol.'i: . '1'ho si-iall.t K f.'fl tilMK I'V 1 IM f..'t v ul-. Th, I. (!'! h.c not l. .-n in-' ivin, ,i 'ItlC llillf ill' ll I'llt.-ll Willi j.h n mini: nii an itionsainls 01 laim Mit'K. Mill atinlh.T hie I'n.MM I'.itth.T tni h. ninro ih.iti a hilt mil.- in l.-iuth. Tho MaNnmiifs us.- trom th.- tlnnr Iikti Krv.ii whit" int'luillK ins, ii fn the lilltHTMlkt sntf- ami ffiliiuT r nthlf I ht Imui iii" t mom i m m t h-.loKit al km; Now is the tlini' to rrpalr nur rnoff.. l our knuU of bhiiiKli-a at didn't have the heart to give us the harpoon. I Los Angeles is said to be dope mad. Perhaps, after takin' a shot in the arm. the residents of that tewn do not mind tivin' in Los. $ 5 3 The plump advertisin' man with the family journal invested ,in a checkered cap today which cover ed his cue ball in a very effective manner. One reason you did not hear op portunity knock is because you , w( re making toe much noise r knocking yourself. After all is said the most polite people who serve the public are the young women in the telephone central office. 6 SHE S MINE FOR WEEPS Her wendetful eyes are l.ke hm. P'd pools. And it I don't act like I oughter. Those wonderful eyes, like limpid pools. Stan flow.ng with gallons of w.iter. 5 & When CcUimhus first sighted dry land, he probably didn't real ize how diy it would become. $ S 5 "Shall we go a he asked sweetly. "If you d." she said. "I'll get out and walk home." Watklnx Plinno 177. WE BUY WOOL, MOHAIR, HIDES And pay the highest rash price for Caacara bark. See us first be fore cninc elsewhere. HEltCEIt'S 11AROAIN STORE Cor. Casa anil Pine Sts. at.?zS knrfin el If xplaml het Store 120 W. Lane. RUMANIA'S CONTROL OF MINORITY SECTS IS UNDER INQUIRY, Mr. Business A&n Thi j A'ewopaper Sais: You Are IivJited To ousands Of Hemes hones of customers ' U jc ml in i i -A-' x I rru On a warrant sworn out by .Canon, th Set. Dr. Ifilh I Chase, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, Brookljn, ut (rs-i the New York Civic League, Luis Angel Firpo, intnilutarrw as been arrested in New York on a charge ol mijut; alleges that Firpo, In violation of the law, broucht to Jsfsii Dim Ulanca Lourdes Plcart, and that he iwore uu iwir casual shipboard acquaintance. The woman sua lemnui but Firpo was allowed to land. The minister etirtas the woman lived together In New York City be Hn; United States training for his fight with Jack Duwa (rapn snows Firpo with the woman on snjpcoira. Bedtime Stories USBOSOMFIHB (Associated Press Leasr-d V,"lre.) NEW YORK, Aug. 29. Aug. 29. With his Wheeling. V. Va Labor Day speech practically com pleted, John V. Davis, democrat ic presidential candidate turned his attention today to matters of campaign organization and fi nance before the start of his west ern trip Sunday. In mnkine what m I will be the first ni the west, Mr. Dniti pose to conduct iih wj referred to is "i rrat cj Ihp rirrnit." HeriiiSttJ on Chicajto ltd Sib- trips to speak ll W whii'h hare been or i rlnHpd In his iiiktf ' nnminee will h i westward l)f unm i b ator Key Pittuu ii H Drand your sheep brandins liquid. It W 1 by Whartrn Broi nny niagaiinei, Se : Library. till (As tatid Tress Leased W i r,.. LONDON. Aug. 2!. More: than lun persons were killed or injur 'ii in a collision of two pas-1 sender trains near Lapore. Brit ish lnilia. aeiordiiiK to an agency lisputi'h 1 1 not i ii k incomplete re-1 pons teceiveil in Lapore. j Msty-seven Millies were iIimiiv eiiil in the wreckiiKe, and it was believed more than 20 bodies re mained among the debris. Kiilv lliii'v persons were seriously in jured and 13 slightly injured. Cri'inore. bone and meal i sheep suauo fertilizer at Whaitt llros. DAILY WEATHER REPORT BUCHAREST, Aug. 29. Con siderable interest Is beini; dls-; played in the present visit to Itmuania of the Anglo-Americm delegation for the study of the : condition of the minority churches of Transylvania. The delegation is composed of four members, nnd includes Dr. I.. C. , Cornish, of Uoston. secretary of the American I'nitarian Assor-i.1- tian; Dr. Charles Scha'ffT. or Churches or Hie 1'niled Sta,-r: Dr. Sylvester Ilnach, of Princeton 'of the Association of Presbyter I ian Churches; arrt ih I!ev. In. : A. S. lliirn. of Leicester, Eng land of the liritlsh and Foreign .I'nitarian Association. I The members of the dVlcgn , Hon. after such preparatory study ( us was possible in ltuch;,rost, have traveled more than l.rtun,' j miles in Transylvania, and held conferences in different parts of i the province, going fre. lv and . Dressing In a unaccompanied from nLiee to L'. S. W eatner Tnirnu. local of- ! place in pursuit of their invent I-, fice. Rivseburg, Oregon, 24 hours Ration, and sparing no effort to ending 5 p. m. I arrive at the true ronrlition of af- little farther."' rf. r- l-v r .. K. c .a ' 4- Relative humidity 5 p. yesterday :,v Precipitation in Ins. aud lliinds Highest temperature yes- lenlay v, Lowest temperature last night r Trei tpitatiou last 21 hours.. Total preeip. since first of month . . . . 7 Normal preelp for this "When I hear a pjol dinged soap hc orator on the main drag I wonder what the cons are paid for." Hand concert Mincay at llaujon by tho S.4i. Total prcip. from Sept. 1. 1923. to date li.S2 Average preclp. from Sept 1. 177 r.i.r.j Tola! dellciency from Sept. P'-':; IV T Average precipitation for s6 wet seasons, (September lo May, In elusive) 31.4H Fair tonight aud Satunlav. VM. DELL. Meteorologist fairs in respect to the attitude of; the Rumanian government to-' wards the so-called minority churchef. In an address a few days nso. returning thanks to officials of the Rumanian government f-ir their readiness in answering such data ns the delegates n.-ked for In order to give them nn insight Into the government's attitude, and tinllries tnu-frai tw ..ii-in.. . minorities. Dr. Hum said: j "We are of the opinion Mint conditions have improved during the past two years. We itnd"r- 1 stand the enormous difficulties of this problem, a problem comnlct of religion and race. rannot ,iv i that we are fully satisfied with' the conditions as we found them of the minoritv churches. ,nt ' It seems to us that the Unman-I tan j.-ovornuient wants to katbf.- ' rTll 'V Tr 70 D, C::y TT'J M.N.TEi RLrS ,'M If'Vub'Rf VLH Tdt S.C.S . roR tonz poses or cm TifO h HC-Lt IM .IH 0? vcy:t seek AVflj - A CXV; V.T M'l'R rcRc ct - VI -Af.n!) jl tit it n Tt'C lal wW c'P nirM v.m 'vr crr? 7C rLv .A'T7rr ji;miHr.CHiKVNN'i By CLUYAS W Hurry. ; : f - - v..1 rt. t' m t.CT,irwvr.v:r-.s ;-!v' mm U3M APS Jus HCil'AvCC-Ci "-.M?-L LVCS 170 Aa SCS73 MEVt ...... .,t r..r