Roseburg news-review., October 21, 1924, Page 6, Image 6

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1924.
SIX
LA FOLLETTE TO
A Growing Dank Account
Is your hank account growing? if
not, it should be becauso it is to
your finuncial advantage.
Weekly deposits soon accumulate
at the Koseburg National Hank.
4' ; Intereit Paid on Savings
Accounts.
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
Demands Repeal of Trans
portation Act of 1920 for
Lower Freight Rates.
HITS "SLUSH FUNDS"
Public Ownership of Rail
1 roads Also Favored by
Candidate in Speeches
In Nebraska.
YOU'LL LIKE THIS I
DANCE!!
ARMORY
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
MUSIC BY THOSE
ELUE DEVILS
of the
RAINBOW GARDENS
NEW TODAY: J
ESTILL BlSIfi
VOU RENT I-ronm apartment
tarnished. 7"7 W. Moslor.
Foil SALE Smail "took stov
ft ."ft. Powell's. i."!1 X. Jackson.
TTTu IIK.NT Kuiuialixl apart
ment. 4" East Douglas St.
furnished
I'uU KENT Two-room
apartment, near P.ose
IM So. Main.
Bchool,
THEV'RE GREAT!
10 D.4V1S' STATE
(Afoi Intt d I'rs i.-n't Wire.)
! ........ . - - j LA KOI.LKTTK Hl'KCIAI. Kn-
t Mm federal budget bureau. The! ro,,,,' K"(k Inland, III., lies
I hu.lK' t : iuiwever. will not e i, I Mollies. Oct. 21. An he turm-d
! main theme for In- will Hires In uaatwanl today witii tin- int.-ntion
1 the- eat as ha ha on his middle 1 r tf'VtiiiK the remainder of Ins
rn campaign tours, tin re- M'ampaiKii to HtmnpluK in the
uhlit-un assault on the La l'ol-t Htaits eay4t or 1 11 it .Mississippi river,
leito indeuind.nt candidacy not -nator uouen m. i-a ruiue. in-
onlv i h hiiViiiL' raiKfd tlx domin- I P'ii(l'nt iin-sidem lal candidate
(AftnMntrI Promt Iafd Wlr.)
DAWKS tfPKCIAL. Knrouto to
Philadelphia, Pit f shut fih, Pa.,
Oct. 21. Heading a general eaHt
ward movement of presidential
and vire-prenldentlal andidah',
Charlen M. Imwi's. traveled today ;
to Philadelphia, where toni(ht lit'
will open hiH first mid only Hpeak
iliK tour east of the AlleKhenleH. J
The republican vire-presid''U-tial
candidal will begin IiIh nev-en-duy
speech making hwIiik
through tlio five eastern Hlaten of
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Iti l-1
aware, New Jerwy and New York
with a dlMcusslon of the ImdKet. j
li will Hpuak on the baiH of his
experience n the first director of
I ant Issue of the campaign in the
' auriculttural middle west hut also
I in the east and other M-nlon of
the country. Mr. ImwfH' Hptcial
I train passed through PlttsburKh
1 (iilelly early today, hut he will
I return here tomorrow to speak at
a noon meeting before Invading
West Virginia, the home Htato of
John W. Iavis, democratic presi-(
deiitial nominee. He is to speak
tomorrow uifcht ut Wheeling.
.Mrs. J)aweM is accompanying
her li tishaiid on his eastern tour
mid Mrs. .Melviu Krlcson, thejr
daughter also Is a member of the
party.
o .
See the one-m;i!i Vau:h.tn draff
renewed his demand for a wear
into campaign ex-
iJeclaring
put into evidence he
saw at Wharton ltron. It is 1 f kIi t to
handle niwl does pood work.
lug Inquiry
pendit ures.
that letters already
fore the sen
ate in vent leafing commit lee.
"show that funds being raised in
eastern states arc to be used i
doubt ful western territory." Mr.
La Kollette, declared in a .state
ment that "all these western
states have corrupt practice ucrs.
and should It develop that this
niom y in being used in unlaw ml
amounts in tho.-e western states
where corrupt practice acts exist,
the rights of the senators and
congressmen to their Heats will be
questioned in the next congress.
gressive are not going to Injure
I the properties of the railrdads.
j Th"y never have. You can go up
' to i.conin and find out how
(the railroads have fared under
' progressive control in nil the
I years th;it the railroads have been
1 regulated in Wisconsin, und they
I have been regulated more fairly
1 and upon a moio Hcientifio basis
than in any state in the union.
"The progressives d not be
lieve that the government whould
. confiscate a siiu'le dollar of the
1 property of the railroads, but they
i are determined that the railroads;
'shall 11 u loiu-er be permitted to'
b- I confiscate thu property of the 1
V. INHOW SPA' I. To rent to tv
liable party. Address "N. A. M ,"
care News-Review.
kKKIPA'K WITH""PADrut
' balloon tires en your hike. Hose
burg Cyclery, 22S N. Main St.
FOR-KKNT Five ro)m furnished
house, adults only. Phone 179-J,
1 or call at G47 So. Stephens St.
IILANKKTS Large number of
woc-1 and cotton sheet; prices
1 below average to force quick
j s;ile. Powell's. N. Jackson,
i riL'KWOKK--Wanted by the
day by woman with 4 year-old
girl. Will care for children. Ad
dress L. L., care News Review.
FOR RKNT 5-rooni modern buxT
gnlow with bath. S-" 11:0. No
children, flood furniture for sale.
No Trace of Men Lost While
Hunting in the Vicinity !
of Cleveland.
SUPPLIES UNTOUCHED
Missing Men From This
City, C. V. Stevens
Being Owner of Auto
Camp Restaurant.
41. Iu ufloi-iwmn
ii.uiiMiii 01. m .-.iu. received of
'nit SALK Cheat Feed, 21c;
etch, 3ie; work horses, cheap j
or in trade for goats; fine short-'
horn bull. K. A. Kruse, Roseburg. t
people.
If continued mismanagement
and excessive costs make it nec
essary for the government to take
J ul; SALL Furnished liou.se ami
I two lots, bearing income of $-15
l per month. Reasonable juice for
j Immediate sale. Phone 502-J,
j city.
I C, 7 weeks old. First choice
i UNDERWEAR
i
I Fall and Winter !
in pleasing qualities, weights and
prices, now awaits your inspection.
The Chalmers line is sure to please
you.
SWEATERS!
Are delightfully com
forting these cool
mornings nnd even
ings. If you have never
enjoyed their conven
ience, get acquainted
with one.
A CAP!
Is a pleasure for driv
ing. No worry about it
leaving your head. It
st.iys put. 1 It can also
be worn for street
QPENCE
r rkJtl sAsTsi - 1
A C
ass Street Sti
RS
1
MMMMIIWIIIIII1III.:.1.I.I.I.II.1.XI.11.II.II.1.I.T,'
I The LIBERTY THEATRIC !
OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. 21. Sen
ator Robert M. I-a Foliette. inde
pendent presidential candidate In
an address here last iiiht re
newed his demand for repeal of
the transportation act of 1120, de
clared there will be no reduced
freight rates until this is done.
And charged that the railroad in
terests are engaged actively "in
a desperate effort" to defeat him
and elect either Cooltdgu or Ia
vis, utnl Insisted that he did not
propose, If elected, to undertake
"any ill considered experiments in
public ownership of railroads or
along any other line."
I'eclaring that counties laws
ha-ve been passed to deal with
the proven and admitted evils of
transportation system but even
the best of them have not gone
to the root of the trouble, Mr.
La Foliette contended that the on
ly way to take the railroad ques
tion out of politics is to settle it
right.
"Every half way measure that
does not establish a principle, ev
ery futile compromise merely ag
gravates the situation," he con
tinued. "The prognssives pro
pose to go to the very heart of the
problem and to deal with it on
a scientific and constructive ba
sis. They are ntV Interested in
patching up bad laws or In en
acting new measures designed on
ly to fool the people.
" He 1 ore I he progressives can
proceed wit h their constructive
program, however, it is neces-ary
to wipe off the statute books a
law that is destructive to both
busin. -m and agrlculi ure. unjust
to railroad employes, and un
bearably burdensome to the en
ure consuming population,
"The Ksi It-Cummins railroad
law must lie repealed. This post
-war charter of special privilege
must be rewiked. Fp'm this im
mediate Issue there is a compete
d ivergence Pet ween t lie progres
sive candidate and their oppon
ents in the republican and demo
cratic parlle.. Mr. havis stands
lor the retention of this law and
('resident Cool id ge. tu his first
message to co 11 cress, t!i real 1 net!
to veto any amendment of its
principal provisions. He is today
contemlim: against the repeal or
modification of this law, univers
ally condemned by the American
public as a law whoso only friends
ate the railroad owners and those
who serve them. He has also niv
eti his .i net ion to the most ex
travacunt claims of the rail
roads. Senator La Foliette told bis au
dience "that the railroads through
their propagandists are sp;e;;dmc
the statement (hat the election of
the progressives will deMroy the
railroads and injure business."
'That slatement is utterly
false." he tie tared. "The pro-
over the roads and provide for
their operation, it will be done un-I
der conditions that will protect 1
every dollar honestly invested in
railroad property. 1
1 do not believe that the peo-,
pie will be frightened by the bug-
aboo of public ownership that has
been raised by our reactionary op
ponents in an effort to distract ,
1 Irom the immediate issues. j
I "The progressives don't propose
I In their platform, nor do they in-1
i tend to undertake any ill-consider;
! ed experiments in public owner- 1
. ship of railroads or along any oth- ; 11W
er line. When we are ready to
I move forward in this direction, we
shall obtain the services of the
best transportation experts and i
the best leal and financial conn-'
sel available. I'ery detail of the J
plans will be worked out by prac-I
tlcal men, and the matter will be!
1 laid before the country In the j
I lorm of reports, so that any def-1
I icits may be exposed. j
1 "The greatest care will be ex
ercised to insure freedom from 1
the evil of bureauratfc control, j
, The progressives are the keenest;
critics and most outspoken op
ponents of bureaucracy. They ;
lave si pen its' evils and are de-'
termined to eliminate them from
every undertaking under winch
they embark."
s-econd choice $1; also 1 regis
tered O. I. C. boar, $U5. F. R.
f'acholin, Idxonville.
LOST. STRAYED" OUSTOLEN
(lerman police dog, drtrk wolf
grey, answers to name of Van.
Reward for return to Clarence
(. linker, Roseburg, Ore.
HAY will be scarce this winter.
Order while ro-ads are good.
Will deliver for reasonable price
Roseburg or vicinity, oats and
etch. Write U. S. O., care News-Review.
I!IC, MONEY LS MADE
by the acre
T'p to the hour of going to press
no worn nan u'--i
.1 i.r r W. Stevens aim
Richard Palmer, the two hunters ,
reported misng since last Friday,
at least in the region of the old
Callahan trail, leading to the coast
ranee bevond Cleveland. The 1
original belief that the men are1
lost nas been strengthened by fail-1
m e to learn anviiinm mm hot "-
cerning them, and it is probable
I that efforts to find them will be
j redoubled.
j The missing mon, !t develops up
on Inquiry, are residents of Rose
' Nirg. Stevens Is the owner of the
I auto camp ground restaurant, in
! the basement of Wthercll Mad
; dox's grocery, north side. Palimr
S has been in Stevens' employ at the
. restaurant for a month past. Ith-
li. VNs!'' jV t v v iiv y :
I - ' - .V ..4. 4 A. ' W i
a
nncuncontnt
(he 7niisicicvtnn nn,L ir L
nave, tcaora. ijip nnr.r ,
cJttmor tic fliickmq J;
t'uat mentis m trU;t
cursfcrc awattycuy
OT
PS MUSIC STORE
ROSEBURG. OREGON
I viimslv he had tn-.-n rni:
' oM work in and around
since rarlv last sunimf
hrro from l.imx Hi'ai li. Calif.
Stevons is u hhmiiIht of tlio Odd
Keliows lodRi' at Salt Lake, I'lali.i
and hin wife is now visitine in that I
city. lip is also a member of the i
Rehekah lmlise. somewhere in the
state of Washington, according to
Wether'!!, who was alile to-
tract on Kve-iiVP ilnt information has been
1.1. tit just outside city limits, j 0,tajm,,i concerning' the lost hunt-,
Will sacrifice on price and sell ,.rs. t js qii,. proimbie that the'
t.v acre. A word to the wise Is ! i,al lodte of Odd Ktllows will en
Mifficient. Full . information, list its aid in the search for the
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass I missinc men If they are not loout-J
Street. I'lioiie 219. ed by toniuht by the volunteer
KOK SAXE'Imiice to secure cr,'w already looking for the-n. j
good title to 12 acres creelc bot- T1"' eoimtry in which the men
,,,,,, Boil u-lth enmrnrfnhto lini.SM ! a lost lies about four Ol five.
vithin 2 miles of Itoseburg on
GERMAN OFFICER
Iuy land in town
ami sen it ny tne 101. ron resi-1
i!. iit riwng lino trm-i nn ii:hp.
BE LECTURE TOPIC
Ir. A. W. Young, prominent
preacher and lecturer from Fort
Worth, Texas, will he a speaker at
the CliriH.n'an church on Wedncs-i
day evening. Dr. Young is now lo
cated temporarily at (Hernial", '
where h is h'!i'ill!r tt)e st;ite lioanl
of the Christian ihunh in the ef
fiei to locate nnd construct a
church building in that place. 1
l)r. Young is recomii., d ji one
of the leading lecturers in the
south ninl middle we. t. and d"ul t-lc.-s
will draw a la: go aodieme
here on ednesl;!y eveniiu'. lie
will spe;..k on the sllhjei t "tit lu sis
vs. (liianic Kvolution." n lope.'
good highway. Would make fine
fruit and garden proposition.
Only small amount of cash need
ed or would exchange for acre
age improved or unimproved.
Address "Garden Place," care
News Review.
IT S" NICE" TO llAVE 'A'SCRE
THING Highway service sta
tion and store nt junction of two
highways, clearing f 1"0 per
month. One roof covers SoxfiO
large garage, store, lunch room,1
four modern living rooms; bor
ders 3'0 f t on highway; big oil,;
gas and garage business; living,
rooms completely furnished;
large stock lre;h and clean. :
Price covers store, stock, pnip
erty and all. Lest spot iu the
state. Price SHmio. Full Informa-,
Hon, Lawrence Agency, Cass
Street. Plume 2H. .
a i . L "things co .Vie i ) i fi m
WHO WAITS J-.,S acres with
Pacific highway through ceiuer;
i borders u river: has irrigation
rights; 1 acre cherries; acres
peaches ; 1 1 acres prunes ; 2
acres apples; 3 t acre raspber-j
ries; i acres grajtes; almonds;1
walnuts anil figs; f.ne garden; :
house; barn; garage; good well.!
Pest place in Douglas county for
a highway store and fruit stand.'
i qrfcred at a sacrifice. Easy 1
terms. Pi ice $.".itit. Lawrence
Agt'uev, Cass Street. Ph lie
I
Looking Glass People Here :
Mr. and Mrs. J.Moh Sh:irps, and
R. 11. Montgomery ami wife, all of
Looking Glass, were among the
visitors from that section in the
city t(nlay. I
mfles beyond the summit of Rock
i ridge, and is a rough, wild country
j where it is easy to become lost and
t difficult to find one's way. The
J packs which the men carried in
I wih them, and the supplier prick
ed in to them by Mr. Dix-m of Elga
rose, have nnt be--n touched since
the men went In Friday, and it is
evident that the men are either
lost or have met with an accident.
HAWLEY SPEAKS
TO KIWANIANS
TON Id IT 1 .AST T1MF.
At Our Rejulur Prices Only 10 and 15 Cents
A tale of stuiH-ndous import for every ineniln-r of
the family
MARGUERITE SNOW AND ALL STARS
IN
ii
CHALK MARKS"
tdt a as
Onee In a decaile (here routes to the screen
Rtrlklupe an this one.
A (tripping story of lovo and service, hud in three periods:
ISM), lit 10, and today.
A dedication to the moulders of the nation's destiny.
lrama, Comedy and Itomance. Sptiiulul tribute to the (culler.
At-.,
TIic Jimmy Aubrey Comedy
"The Perfect Pel."
Also: From Broadway to Hollywood
Wed.
Thurt.
"LISTEN LEISTER"
r .
I Iti
the-e
It It. e
.'r,'s
dents
'I h. f
DR. A. W. YOUNG
IS ll before tlio ,.;;,'
itrn tiines 'Pi,, i.
of il.o topic ipik. s (!,.
I'f particular Int. re( M
Meeting Friends Here '
F. M. Compton. Su'horlin man
ager for the l'..ili'our-(!uthrie pnp
erties in that locality, was meeting
friends in Kosdmnj today and
looking after some business ibuis.
M0 FACTOR
in your per
sona! appearance
is more important
'Continued trnm pnge one.)
ness was starnant and In a pre
eMiious way. It was derided that
'he budget system was the only
salvation. The amount to be
raised by the tariff and the sale
raised by the Income taxes was
limited and the remainder neces
sary was to be raised by the tar
iff and the sale of surplus war ma
terials. We reduced the surtaxes
and in the three years following,
starting in 1021, the amount taken
in taxes was four and one-half bil
ious less.
"The only way to reduce taxa
tion is to take less from the peo
pie. We did not increase tip public
h bt. The approprial ions commit
tee, the largest of all the commit
tees, which is composed of Si!
members, told us that taxes could
not be reduced. In spite of this,
taxes were reduci .1 one billion ami
we paid off the float ing inilebt, d
ness of three und one ha'lf billions
and three billion i f this bonded in
di btedni ss. At present we have
no floating indebtedness, except
the certificates of the treasury.
There is only twenty and one-half
billion of the bonded indi htedness
left, which is gradually being paid
off. The interest en this js nine
million dollars annually
til" hud.:el system, th
is made re-jH u.ble
lleiu of e use. It
the system to hammer
amount ib si:,, I by th.
departments. The bud
reduced the amounts
billion d. diais. Kerv
(Associated PreRS feased Wire.)
NEW YOMK, Oct. 21. An au
dience of six thousand persons
cheered thlfiilaylns of "Deutsch
land I'ber Alios" last night at a
local theatre where the officers
and crew of the Zlt-3 were guests.
There was no trace of unfriend
liness when Dr. Hugo KcKner.
commander of tho Riant dirigible
on her trans-Atlantic flight, made
a speech in (ierman. -
When the spotlight was turned
on the box where iir. F.ckner nnd
his staff of officers were seated,
he rose and asked permission to
speak In German. There was no
protest. He told the huge
cifw that all misunderstanding
between Germany and America
was a tiling of the past.
W. 0. Fortmann, of Portland,
special adjuster for the New Ze-
land Insurance company, was in
otwn today, having come down to
, settle up for loss sustained by '
Parks Friend when their farm
I building was burned. The loss was I
paid
Son.
through the G. V. Young &
Rogers
SILVERPLATED
WARE
Quality at Low
Prices
ft
i
Children
10c
I'nder
' president
f t every
the plan of
down the
expending
t otlieers
aslied one
Last Tim
JEWELERS
IIS CASS STREET
VIOT.TtII.I.M.I.I.i,I.i.T,M.l,M.Iy'
erv ai'lironnn-
tiou asked must go through the
cuogei oiiueis and
count ing
expi lidei
go.'d lb 1
haw
tic. r
of
is a gretin ef
the rnristiaa
xllo hae b.
reiilv u .. 1c bow much
kiink iu ,1 to the eticvt ut a
dcvonime shrine.
Sirni THOMAS
CLOCKS '
it in crrai dt-nund thce J.ty
thotc w!io h ve p'jdtnii nmriort.
I 'inline tfc -iiLMic Set h 1 h m u cij
V'l-t ni.iiitcl, bov'kvjs-. Ivy'dH'v,
ill sk or w .ul I tx Act' . AW-juc br.ul-
Priu.ut stoma Cii Jirrtijf
Bubar 'Brothers
j:i:i.i:us
Jjckton Street
In: v.
li,
(Hernial
111 p:uate h,
meti'hs Th. v
enstrui lien of
slid are nr.'.in
r.eiu.ous aitipain.
peiied to be in th
the rc,io of the
assistim; i:.. nu'inl
tlo ir i (torts
th" in, tu
le
star
bur, ii bin
in :
in. Von::.-
"Look
at Your
SHOES"
et
Ahuiys The A'EIf
in Footwear!
M ASCN3. ATTENTION!
et J.od
diallv
'II-cotif
" N" is. A. r. ..
ItlvileS all llietl,e-s
r, i
iW I 'Lift
all I luto
I'O
r.lT ef W.
HAKIMS.
In F
.1
today.
om Myrtle Crert
llll li. Ar.-n. r. of 1 rl'e
a business vtsiti.r iu 11,-
T . k
. burg
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
.vr.v iiarxx
Perkint Gldg.
Shoes that Satisfy and
Fit Your Feet
m actual ac
made ef here it is to i.
d-d and what will be the
'' 1 il ed f i stn h an i j.
ef course. are !, ,
li-S'.n. s. but th- spending of
h.te vnluniaiiiv reiinc,.,i ,i,.,
.iniie.nis la r. t, fore asked b
oi in- act;, n of the t. i.l.
uoiiee in tn,. ti,,,.,. j.ars v.,. have
had the sstem. Congress has also
passed reducing the amount
six hundred millions less than the
mi tu s asked for by the budget. In
the thtee eats of the bdut-t on. r-
""'"t- r",t- appropriated
one hnndr.,1 ;ind ,.u,ty i,l:t,;s
1"SS than th" budget Olficer. K ,,..
V e are the only coiin
ng paper m.-n. y. The
t.s irovernim r.t started
f '.'.sible i.ian of l.-timj
do t.ti,.:,, ,s. S;x t,nl,i
" h" i" the hand, f
lor the tec,,,,,;,., ,.,,
.vs a result ti, I,.,,,.
ause
TAKE INVENTORY
Know the value ef what yon
own, then see that you nrrf
aileqv.aiely and correctly in
sured. When you have an In
sin mire problem call us and
we will gladly help you solve
it.
VA?3H!C BlCC.
Tffu rrib ft
asked for
try rot i:
I'r.ii.d s:
out en th.
1 '!
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ti... p., ..I,
of bnsin,
n. s- reviv
Setting a
Used Fords
WE BUY.
WE SELL 'EM
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DR.II.C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perklnn rtulldlng Thon S
Second Floor Roseburg, Ore, I