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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1325. , t U ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally lxe.pt unoay by The Wiw-Rwn Co.. Inc. B. W. BATES BERT O. BATES- Ktuered m .ecund clui mailer May 17. i"0. at lie pout ofUca al '. Roeeburg. Oregon, ender the Act of lurch 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATE -Dally. Der yaar. by mall . -Dally, an months, by mall- -Dally, three months, by msil 'pally, alnila month, by mall .Dally, by carrier. Bar month . Weel Neve-ftenew. by mall, par Th Associated Pr.M U Iu.It.i entitled to the use tor republl eellon of all s.we dl.patoh.. eradltel to II wr not atharw .. "" 'la tbls paper aad to all local urn published herein. All I rlifbte e re- .ublloalloa of ipaelal dl.patch.e barala ar alio reeenrea. ... ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1928. THE INCOME - The time for meking oul federal government haa come iRnaeburir should not be too Imay make for them. It seems probable that many persona who iare legally required to aubmit auch returna, fail to do ao. Prob jthbv not many hawing large earnings or capital dare to take that risk. But there are probably a large number whose income ia a few hundreda or thouaanda above the exemption, who think that their omission of this duty will never be noticed and they evade it. Perhapa ome are eo out of touch with what ia going on, that they fail to realize what their duty ia, in spite of all the 'publicity given to this matter. person who cornea under the law, to comply With the same, and make out a fair and honeet return. Those who complain of the hardship of paying taxes should think of the enormous bene , fits that come to us all as American citizens. We have the best ! country in the world, offering blessings far beyond those pos ; seased in other lands. We have the great genefit of peace, ' which comes not merely because we are far from the quarrels of other lands, but because previous generations were so wise ' and courageous as to find here a government that provides the i essentials of justice, to that the likelihood, of war and tumult is ', reduced to a minimum. It ought to be a pleasure for a person ! who Tina a rood income, to make out this iust return, and think . , . ., . . . i that he is contributing his fair that should be dear to us all. So i II l- c ,L- 1 r: if you can defraud him in any feel p easure in beating your , s due.. I . ... . , A conciliator for the V. aerved a chairman of an arbitration board, in a dispute in Willi-II O vci " i,uiii.ciii nnu wituiucu kiifii. ib t-uaw vi piuuviuuuii ; were too high. The buaineaa agent of the labor union claimed 'JJ .iS " J ' ZinZ HeriJann , j We like him for hn cheery dispo- in the case that it would be possible to reduce production costs sition a hail fellow well met a ' without reducing wages. Thereupon the arbitration board gave "al "1?"' ,fKver,if jh h'm- God ! chestrul dance music; 9 p. ni. The- m initiate a law. . I And I want to say, for the bene- : PO-r change, in the method, of the plan,, to see JZLZ U ZL, An- .1-1" . if he could get the production costs down. Too many work- J"' J Jl'ur' A, le"lllh",n9 ur geles, 278 meters 1U:3(I a. in., ra-uuuiry iucome tuxej, but would i education, that there are public ! men everywhere ar. concerned only with their wages, and are hVaVlyeeemed citizen and ".IS J!'"". ,"io0'; ' .'" " V ! V'ui'"il t;ross earlu" , uu 8Ch,Vola ,'r ,tl,ha c'?re,i ch"dlun " ' . ' " "'MM. s.is.Hi.u viin ana pio- program; 3.30 p. m. organ reciial; ully class ot corpoiauons, public well as for the white ones. ; not interested whether they are turning out a good produc- a a a a 7:30 p' m' Aui"toriua young p.v : utility, water power, lranpurtu- Mr. White is also mittaken as to ! Hon. If ini.v rr,,, Irl n .Lun th ik.lr w. in it,. lnCT ,n I pies service; 9:15 p. m. Gray Slit- .tioii etc. Corporate interesis of why cotton is a better price than 1 ... . , ., aepena upon Cllicient lODQr, (liey to set their rjrodurhnn costs could afford to pay them liberally. f ' ' The sennte ha. approved the bill introduced by Senator fddy, of thi. county, providing severe penalties for drunken Automobile driver., and the fellow who ha. been making it a practice to "step on the gas" under the influence of the deadly tuff will find law properly designed to fit the crime. The highway, are already badly congested with careless drivers. But the more daneerou. of all i. the booza hound at tlir nirr- inU wr.,,1 f n . l,;l. .... .. . f i , i . . ' ,. . , , . . ...rr . . ' -- rriii i ne imiieiin, sail rran- accident, during the past year. The new law, when passed by building a boat way out on dryiclgr0 270 meters 6 37 p m. mu- the house, will have a wholesome effect on a lot of delinquent Hamme'tib aVt arCoaUndA7n!r'l,'il',i.1 concer,: 8 p' m'., ""ll,""' 1. ... ,.. . nammer ciud eat around spitting orihestra; 9 p . m .studio program persons who, after getting all hopped up .tart out on altobi,cc Juice upon the lumber, tof Voi-al. plnno, violin and orrlus- death ride, ' A friend who recently traveled on an excursion train carry ing some hundred, of college girl., wa. impressed with the re fined manner, of these girls. Though they had much fun go ing on. there wa. a restraint that showed good breeding. Only a .mall portion of American girl, can graduate from colleges. But any young person in Roseburg who desire, to make the most of herself, can attain thi. finish without expense. By as sociating with educated people, reading good books, cultivat ing a pleasant voice, and keeping one', eye. open for every chance to do courteou. thing., the of the humblest home to become a 0 , Anyway, with all the evidence so far introduced to dis credit Mr. Ueaver. the fact remain, that he was honest in the performance of his dulie. and bribe, of anv k nd from n-r.on. , l . in tk ':..:.. I ..-:: lu l. " . pusiuuii ncia Dy me eniorcement otticer shows a mighty fine trait of character. Few men could have come out ' of. the affrav with such a mmrA If k. ;. ...,l,...l l. ... i i " . . , - m . v i v. , us 1 1 1 , ii: that hit tuccefwor has a like virtue found in mighty fow men who are working in the higher channeli for the prohibition cause. Accordinif to a certain reliKimis cult in California the end of the world will arrive tomorrow fridny hangman', day. If you' have not already placed your order for the necessary "housing'" equipment the undertaker is still ut your service. o . The way the weather man opened tip things this nioin- ing it is quite possible to look forward to a sieue of forty days and forty niKht. of a regular O -Mr.. Charle. Austin Is hero , from the California Allnc. near Cleveland, visliliur with her j (laughter. Mrs. Mlllur. Mhn will be hero several days. wtAincri ntfun T , . . . ! . ' ftr Rosebud Oron J hour. ,Av,,ru,re J'rodpllatlon for 4i i "ml ' l,,,,v "W opm . :?;... ; . !?' Ur0n' 11 UoUrt wet raHonrt. (Sentember tn ,n nv " Into ; Pwcip. In Inchtt nd Hundredth!. 4 ftfft.'-fft temperature yi'iitnlay 66 1 ; I1 emprturf. Iiut nlKht. 44jul PreclpitaUoa UU ii buur S' ..(resident and Manager BcreUry-'J"rMurer .M-M i.vo 1.IMI - .60 . .to yesr , 1.00 TAX RETURN- the annual income returna to the aroiind, and our taxpayera of diaconaolate about any labor it It ii a duty resting upon every , . ... ,'his wonderful character, his ahare to maintain a government ; Dath.tie HiaDoaition his s (I you teel in douDt about any : n ( I .1:r,i I . n1"' community, symbolizing an Indi- way. any more than you wftuld ; viduality possessed by few men. If own tamily out ot their nghttul . 0 B , . . riu ,i S. department of labor recently , , , . I would put their Wits to work dnwn. an thnt thvir cmnlnvnr ! o- k.. k ;. '.Jk 1 1 - """--"".u jf "".was uphill business, too, at best. way i. opon for the daughter refined and cultivated lady. was not uivon in rr,;l - I ft ..f I k...k J il w. ,w., v. iiihii uchic iuwcy .1 ..... i Jremn mist. Total preclp. slneo first month 1 2 Noitnal preclp. for Ibis month 4 I6 Total preclp. from Sept 1, lo date Ju no Aversan preclp. from Sept. "VM I . 9 i. ii f Totil, n,s8 from p , Muy' "l 've) 31.4S lia, '"tilKht and Vnday, iiknIit- teujptrHtuiH. j WaM. HKLU MotoroloKlut 1 i PICKINS BY BERT S. BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS 01' man Bacchus U.ter b God of Win But wa wonder What outfit Ha'a work-in For now? i DUMBELL DORA THINKS Tha giraffe lo a most forgivin' animal because he OVERLOOKS everything. 5 5 5 If some of the birds around the village don't quit drinkln' hair tonic they're goin' to have a hair lip. 6 6 5 9 Many a feller haa lost his lob for beln' the quickest man on the force. Bein' the quickest one to quit when the whistle blows. 5 Young Jupe Pluviua wet down the terra firma with a goodly sup ply of aky Juice today makin' the daffodils sprout and the wimmen with washin' on the lines spout. A flock of fellers from Glide were In the village today to visit!6:3o p. m. Gray the county court. It must bs grsat to live In Glide where you can park mors than thirty minutes on the main stem. S 5 5 FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING CLUB No. 3 Binger Hermann There Is a fine olcT gentleman that drops Into this sanctum every now and then. He Is one of those citizens who pioneered In this par ticular section of the great state of Oregon. He has been with us from, early manhood, his name Is written; on the tablets of memory ol thou- ' hcufib mrouynom n's;p.m. feature program; 10 p. m. state, and he is dearly loved for , t'ocoanut r.rove orchestra of Am- ym-i ncere, aovotion to manKina. The brilliancy i mma raaiatcs rnrouonoui :" : ",. . ,i. Z, l. ,-... .t. round out a ripe old age, like the subject of which w. are speaking. and atill be loved and respected as I h nonoi1 "'towed upon this ; fine old gentleman, there could be I " ""J'V """ ipo oi main vHcmfiiiiiea oy our tt ..A.. L.. . 1. . 1.1- I TWU 1IIIIIR TDU navq irgUDIH OT 1 your own ya oughta visit the county court while It's in session. S 3 S 3 . Our little Dumbell Dora, after 1 Bauin ,n. wuun, iiina irum I 111a- mook," has decided to write an epistle entitled "Dora from Dillard." t i i t If your winter's supply of wood is low go down to the South Ump qua and spear a coupla drift logs. s $ s WHEN NOAH WON OUT "You remember Noah had to work lon8 time on tnat ' wniuiinD up . p,n! D0'rat ' j ' J-j-'"a. " icumg mm, Kl'1-Karle ('. Aulhnny Inc.. l."s what a fool he w.i. for expecting a Aw.,,, 41i9 met. rs-5 p. in. to big rain in a country that wa. too hums uf ,,., bulletins; 6.15 p. in. dry to grow alfalfa But he kept at ;,. recital; 8 p. in. two hours It. Finally t ie flood came andl)f .. programs; lo p. m. vo every mother'e son of the croakers c nrnxram was drowned. This is the only ln. Badi0 FMturet f0P Sat. Feb. 7 stance we know, either In sacred K1.i,, Kar, All,hmiy. lnc., j.,, or profane history, where a bunch Aneli s. 4C9 meters 5 p. m. two of knockers got exactly what was ,lours of m,wa bulletins; C:ir. p. in. coming to them. I speaker; 7 p. m. dunce orchestra: " a Is p. m. vocal and iiistrumetilal pru- The Elluks will eat turkev .nrt'Krani trimmin's tonight after which they I will fraternize in the usual man- ner, narnely rummy. t .Tv - I ,vUfto12''' p! 1 ' . .r?,-..;...CrU... i . O jK?r -rtexUd. C.VT " feller with hip boots must "The feller with hip boots must . I . , ,. , . . . , ".r """ I asnamea or tnemseive IS FREE TO TELL TRUTH ions,, ulicriilt lonnnillie. v. hii h 1 s considering charges that army : ami navy oftiri-rs an p.tumtl by Ihrlr Kiip'Titir on (Uv-tums of mlliliiry ptilicy. .,m uifonnvd hy Strri'lary tUur I . 1 . t y thut n:ival i)ifirrr an fr-.' lo pro-- Uviv fully. "I wl-h to n.ssurv you." tho n-tiiry said, in u letit-r tn li:iir mat. l.amiH'rt of tin coiiimiittv, 'that tluv AIO rrf.tly fir.- to malo mlly and fairly all fa. ts within their know U-iIm not of a ronfuhMiiial or F ri't rha i acter. Ion nn unv nirttt ' our ronniilttet i i 'u(re. sin j to ln- For rtnereto work rail Tuvlor. 113 No. KUut tit. Tel. 22h-R. ' RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Stations Radio Features, Thursday, Feb. 6. KKI Karl C. Auibouy, Inc., Lus Angeles, sell meters & p. hour ol newa bulletins; 6:45 p. m. orchestral concert; 7; 20 p. in. Y M C A program; 7:30 p. m. male quartet; y p. ui. special concert and studio program. KFlit' The Bulletin, San Fran cisco, 270 meters 6:37 p. m. late near bulletins; 8 p. m. dunce' pro- grain; piano solo iuiHruiissiuns. KHJ. The Timna, Los Anst-leg, 404, niHters 12:30 p. m. p retrain of muuic and newd Items; 2:30 matinee luuHicale; 6 p. m. Hick man's orchestra; 6:20 p. m. child ren's program; 7:3(1 p. m. art talk; ?:4S p. m. health tulk; 10 p. in. Hickman's orchestra. KOO General Klectrlo Com pany, Inc., Oakland. 10:40 a. tn. class room inntructioa by Oakland public schools; 11:30 a. m. lunch eon concert; 4 p. m. Hotel St. Krancis concert orchestra; 8 p. m. Mr. Temples program, a farce In three acts by KGO players; 10 p. m. dance music. KFSO. Ane)us Temple, 1m An tfeles. 278 meters 10:3o a. m. ra dio bible school, sunshine hour program; 3:30 p. m. organ recital; Studio proKram; 7:30 p. m. auditorium service 10 p. m. orpan recital KI'C), Hale Ilrothers, Inc., San Francisco, 423 meters 7 a. ra. HettiuR up exercises; 10 a. m. news Items; 10:15 a. in. theatrical re view; 1 p. m. Fairmont HotuI or chestra; 4:30 p. ni. Fairmont Ho tuI orchestra; 5:30 p. ni. child rns hour; 6:30 p. m. thpatrical review; 7 p. m. Fairmont Hotel or chestra; 8 p. m organ recital; 9 p. m. American Pen Women's pro gram; 10 p. m. IJrad fields band. KNX, The Express, Los Anseles, 335 meters 4 p. m. travel talk; 6:30 p. m. dinner h.nir program; 9 basKadnr Hotel. Radi0 Features for Fr.day, Feb. 6 K.NX, The Kxpress. Los Aiur.-lra. 337 meters 11:3(1 a ni. talk 10 womt.n; 6:30 p.m. dinner hour nroKram; 8 p. m. two hours of ' 1,1 Pr"Kriin,s- lu P- '" teur hour; 11 p. m. Cocoanut Grove or.-hos.ra. KI'O, Male Brothers, Inc., San Francisco. 423 meters 7 a. m. set- tinu-un exercises- 10 a m news 10:15 a. m. theatrical re- talk; 12:45 p. m. Commonwealth Club luncheon; 1 p. m. Fairmont jnpealtu, btioie tweuiy-uve years ;lo. This 1 can prove. Rich farm Hotel nreheatra; 4:30 p. m Fair- j run its course, it la as easy era, high taxes, good schools they mom noiei orcuesira; s p. m. or- flirt nrniriiiit nililri'sn nn u-ntin n ' " i woim n jurors; 10 p. m. organ recital. hl.X, I he 1 rlbune. Oakland, stm i meters. 6 p. m. dinner courerl: X n m a rnmui v "rr,. r,ii Thr.. hv' k'i.x niavera- iii-in n m ii,nr. l music KGO The General Klertrlc company. Oakland 3 p. ni. musi cal program; 4 p. ni. concert or chestra: 5:30 p. m. girls half hour. Silent Night. KlU-The I.os Angelrs Times 401.1 meiers- 2:30 matinee inu sicnle; 6:30 p. m. children's hours; 7 'Ill ti u,i.x.il iiriii't-a m 111 t. , .dance music by Hickman's oi- , chesira. Ura music: lu p. in. dance inuvic Kl'ltr. The Hullelln Sail Yi .'in- I CISCO, .ill Uli'ti rt e:.i, p. m. e-- .peclnllv arrincd dame pnnrain. ' KHJ - The Tinii's I.os Aiiki I. s I'1" 1 nieter.i- L' ;tu p. in matinee musical: 6 p. in. dance mils c; Ii 3l i ihlldien's program; 10 p. l:i ' d.lllce music. KliO- ll. ne idllklKIl.l - 1 p. r,.ri : g p. m nil Klertrlc fiv, 1 l. lum heon ( l'il ;ll. s of 1 peru! 10 p. r,.r, zan.-e- a n.llllc d inre music. KIX-The HilkVlllil Trililltie. meter -Silent iifiir , :(' p Kl Ancelus Temple. I."S !77 no ter-i--li:::o a. ni. Angel jSunhliie hour pi-otraiu: 3:3n p. in. ! Imprnmptii pionr.un; 7;'J0 uuilitiir um si r u e. Kl'O-llille llroihers One. .Sin rrtini'lsco - 2 J : melt rs 7 a "i. dttilv ilnin: 2.oi p m. ni.iilii'M nulsieallc: s p. in dance uiusic 95 lai bus moved to Valet shin ing Tailors, lli.'i West (.'ass St. S I 1 1 K I I llfll I" UI UMLU UIVLLL I U.I ITM 1 1 LCD !!. bUun I - . 'itr.l pn-m 1 .-t U Vliif i;o. III.. Feb. t. Vm ft ate ii ii. d.'irn.,. m w on n :.,1 lot a point at tlie ep Miinc n -si". today ot the trial of . K. . Stokri. mllhor.airf N w mn t. ! owner, and .-tx nilur, tmlii ' , nMV la-t ar en u tnrte spi: ate to defame ttoV' n,. H' len KUoi'd ttkv, ttf v i t'oliirado. .hnUe Cemmill denhd the pro svcution plva tor a v.oiitmuniHi' oTUUENT BAND TO BE OR- Tuw Hi'iuUnu Conservaiury e v uuuuuiici uit) ureuLuu oi ey W a tluUlUl UauU Ut 4, COUiyLMttl V u, Uulu ulatu auU IcUiulti vt- e v vtm. aii. Aitaerson, lue lie w bauu U4irui.iur auu teacher ut e e ail iuu iliau uiiii-uia, uiviie piuspecutu puiuu uu ku.li lu wcyaiu lur uus uaua lu see I um i oucu u uiui it luay tie e viiium ,u me near luiuio. he was grown, aud then came weal, t e what can he know of Industrial cou , . v..!,,, ditiona there, except by hearsay ? A motion to quash the Indict- , notica notluoK taiigtble ever ; uua'1 ,ur Daniel '. wugem, a Vorn aitoniey, who v Lot- iiurly counsel tor jSiones, iu hi uiuuccessiul euort to divorce Mia. bioites, utso was overruled. Fiction Library, upsuiirs. Ma auuiC 'iL-mpit;. Uvtr tUiiiy-iivo luu urtu hooka. 9 1 1-ETT1RS FROM THE J M.VKKS OI'roslTIO.N To AMi-u.i Mb.vsriti;s. Kdit'jr News-Review: Kef ore the siate legislature is a resolu tion to anienu tne Oiegoa Consti tution lo proniuii iucoiue and iu- beriiaiKe matiou. This plan is ! ueeigiitu alter au amenumuui pas- &cu m i'ioiiua. .Some ot tne individuals back ing una proponent in ore on com pobu tne lainous .Millionaire cluu ui I'ortlauu. lue niemueroliip ol Uit4 oit'ainzation consists ol al jtud nuuionaires, ana tuose wna Ueoiro to ne millionaires. Tne ino- ivu alitgeu is lo invito new capi tal to the state. 1 lie motive hid den is to avoid paying a Jun nliare oi ttie public burdens. This ciub wuuis lepresenluiiou without t ax utiou. backers of the amendment al- legu tnui l-iunda's prosperity is caused by this prohioitiuu. This is tne first case of nrohioition tne Luilimaniri'H' dm. n:. nrnia.u.i , t0 care lor. Vet auuiituuiE iuhi i- lunua has mum LroiDurnv is il I ,... , .. " ' 1 3tu Ka tliaii u yeur atio cou.u I nave treated the prosperny? ill "ma-mum Honda's couuitiou is like mat ot Soutneru Lamornia due cluully l0 wmier warmlu aua .uualiiiie. j lu oiegou, so far the majority L,. .i, ..... .." '..; .. ,m. . very close. Shouia una umid- t.nwe .u ...a....... 'uiat lue amendment miKhL not be iicie to amend tile couslilutiou us Iku. .j ....... ,. ... certain types may be eager to sue ' .' 'no UI" eilfct;, 1U BtO tne measure passed, n is uuo posioie Hint so-called severance taxes on umber, numrui reaour- , ces and the like iiiimu be coni :- 1 tied a kind of income tax. ! The argument used ugainst the i last income tax was mat wasnlug- j tun and California had no sucn j taxes; hence Industries wore ne- i nig urtviu iroiu mo statu, parti cularly from Uiu Portland uuciion. lany co ii side ltd mis a probaulu unU I i m tiy uifc'imtiu. Ineiuiuro lur lliu sako oi expedifiicy, we voted aaiiist a law uhuu may bo jUSt. .NOW tllOHO of tlll CiUdS of voters say to tne MUhuiiairu Club "having your way prove your conie.uiou:: .iaKe Rood -on. yuur prosperity proiuiseb!" L n der the present tax system our ueueral property lax Is lor all has perfected an amazing new tie purposes a land lax. Ninety per I vice that cuts down i.as consump cent Is a real property, tax, 10 per ton. removes all carbon, preveiiia cent a personal property tux. 1 no j spark plug trouble and overUeat larmiiLK lauds prouabiy pay be- in?;. Many cars have made over tween 40 and bv per tent of the entire tux. Oi the wealth owned in the state ot OroKou, morn than half is personal property, isol more tliuu one-iourili ot the families in the statu aiuku direct contribu tions to the general properly lux w..,,,. u o.e, ine iuei m ; fcuiionii uroiH me UlllS uuu puuiic uxpeuses of our cities, our couil win liuu uiuici, unci . oui isiaie. aim tuo people who own larius, homes and other lauds, Pay ilia bills, llie ciuiuren ot a doctor tit ho has any), and a cot tage owner attend the sauio school; their Irieuds may go lu the sumo penitentiary. The ca- lutullel may not pay a penny of tax (sdiiug on gas and tor a mo- iu. lor) yet receive tile most prolec jlloil from court and ollicer in col , lectiug uiluresl. Mo high now are 1 land, luxes that the much leared 'single lax of Henry licurge, would I be ullerly iuadeiiuulu to provldo "'o Public expenses. In some cases uiu iicl incouie irom lauu is con liseated. 1'urUal remedies fur tliis.cumli tlou usi'd un,i Bui:t9ted, have bven the inconu' lax, persona l property tax, kt)h earniiiK taxes, nevtrame tuxes, uiul bpecilie taxes mh h us kus tax, ciKarelte tax, tlml on t a and t oilet! anil tuo on. W hat in neetU-d In u system ntakuiK tvery voter a lax payer iiileri-;ied lu how tho money of ihti puhlic treasury in ousted. Hut what hopu van iheiw be when the Millionaire eluh of Portland want repriMvntuuou but no tuxa- fMllTl.,,; .sa".:: I tupiiiK the assessor. The idea of jour eiiuemt are In a stale ot flux I oil-tax 'matters. A- Mraiht m , eome tax inav be exp'dunt. but In I H t w yi;irs what will be the pre vailing ta-hion? We inav want a prosjt earnuik' tax on banks, on a telephone tninpany. on w ater power rompanie. or ewn on llie f i au.UMNin nis. Tins Idea of prohi u.t ; hiilon of hii Ineonie or Inheritance t not ttonn-fide attt -nipt to help i Male. Hark of this art? M'lfHh unjust motives, to ae the tndi vidual fortune from hare of the public burdens, and a possible de- aire to protect some of the bur. power companies and other cor porate Interests. E. K. 8TR0N0 Oakland, Oregon. EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH Wan Interested In Clarence ' While's letter recently printed In News-Keview, chiefly because bo: j many people seem to bold the same view, in regard to the south. I Mr. While hinueif probably does. 'Yet, If be worked on a (arm until ter. Vhy doesn I Mr. White or sointbouy name the s liiuus trial monsters, the capitals and point out the mills owned by them? Just one or two of them these things can be easily proved, or disproved. This 1 know there is not a state in the south but has Its child labor laws. It the south is lighting the amendment, it is because H be lieves in state rights and because umt&u it is less honey-combed by social some other sections. il ut the child-labor amendment has been discussed until every bouy is tlreu or the subject. It is in regard to education la the south that 1 wish to speak. It is not fair to that section that anyone should remain under the impres sions Mr. White seeks to convey in his letter. He must be a very old man. Indeed, if school only "kept" three months in a year when he was a boy. When 1 first struck the south in Is Mi, the public school- term was lour months. At that time the south was very poor, us a result of the civil war. A few years later, the term- was extended to five mouths. And now one southern state, at least, has a public school system second to none. This state Is North Carolina and I positively know whereof I write, for I have rela tives there with whom 1 keep con stantly in touch. Their children are conveyed back and forth in public conveyances to consolidated schools all the small, isolated school houses have been done away with, I Why should not the south have such a school system? After years ! of bitter poverty, It has become one UI ine ricnest sectious in tne l. a. .r,.nn in iskH u n. Keli, 01 ri.ui ctuts "in the seea." whertas It Is au worth thirty cents or over. The i aueu. at that time, was considered I worthless. Now It la worked up In- U" sub.titulei, meal, oil, and I other articles, aud is bringing mil- I Hons ot dollars to the souih. a n,i,, ,,iu, whi,.h t : very wall, near Lutieion, N. c. paid ! in 1 Js7 n tut ,,f Ik tli.-tn luontv dollars. Last year, the lax was over always go together. j formerly. r.. ....... ..I,. Th.. ....n ' i I.. iuiuhuj. , .uil-.lunn ItlllllB ' there are being rapidly brought back to fertility. With cotton at thirty cents, w hy shouldn't they be? The boli-weevil and diversified farming In the souih are the main .seasons, though there are others, Read editorial "The South Sells Land" in County Gentleman of Jan- uary 13, lillo. E. J. PAGE. StudeDaaer cosu lcs per pound than butter. Makes Autos Go 43 Miles on One Gallon ot Gas SIOl'X FALLS. S. Dak. James A. May of 5076 Lacliotall Illda.. 411 mib s on a gallon. Any one cau install It In five minutes. Mr. May wants aitents, and Is offering to send one free to one nolo owner In each locality. Write him today. Home building is one of Hie fuc- InrH lu iijii-iictiir huililinir I'uni Lumber ic Huul Company. Big Auction SALE Saturday, February 7 1 :30 P. M. Men's Bells Cooking Utensils Furniture' Curling Irons Buttons Embroidery ' 1 land Bags Doilies Music Boxes Waiat Garters School Crayons Rubber Stamping Outfits, etc. Anything in the store that is asked for will be put up for sale. TERMS CASH Rddabaugh & Pailerson Auction House 328 North Jackson id z m 5fl Globe 880 Five Tube Iladio Receiver will be popular for Its quiet operation and true tone reception. 1 It will become your favorite set because you caa easily tune In broadcasting stutions from tbe Atlantic to tbe pacific and, you will appreciate these five salient features. 1. Precise Selectivity. 2. Uood Volume. 3. True-Tone Reproduction. i. Simplified Tuning '.Non-oscillating." 6. Accurate Logging. The 7x21 bake lite pau.i l with bakellte dials and knobs, Installed in a solid mahogany cabinet, makes this unit suit able for the most lavishly furnished home. 'Sold on Terms Free Demonetration Write for particulars. No. 880. Globe Duo Dyne Five Tube Receiver $100.00 Otfs Music Store ROSEBURG I Walk off with the Ham j The Roseburg Rod and Gun Club will sponsor an interesting MERCHANDISE AND HAM SHOOT Sundays February 8th Starting at 11 A. M. - At the Gun Club Range on the Marks Ranch. ' Bring your little old gun and show 'em. Rcseburg Rod &. Gun Club ! 8 j S ! m FILIPINOS ASK RIGHT OF APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT (AiancUtod HreM Lf-awd Win.) MANILA, Feb. 5. The Philip pine branch of the American liar association today auopteu resoiti- iiiuia wiiiuiiuuig lesioiiitiou iu me ripht of review by the United btates supremo court as it exist ed prior to tho patisano of an uirt cf j congress in lDlti, with tho added uituiiiatiuii iiirtt, duiu a mrifn, 'either by appeal or by writ of er ror, bo consolidated inlo a single method of appeal. It is claimed that an anomalous situation has developed In the Philippine Islands since enactment of the WIS act by congress which abolished right of appeal to the ijnlted States supreme court, and I providing in its place a remedy j known as the writ of certiorari. The resolution declurtiH It is al- ' most hopeless to attempt to bo- : i- i CHIEF FIGUniSS IN THE NEWS OF THE DAY. i Jx i 1 1,.- ' yJf M i'S'-a. rV m tllLs Cnltcd State. Senator Edward 1. Edwards, of New Jerser, Has filtered mphatlc dental lo the testimony ot three epelal .cent, ot the Treasury Department who, during the trial of eleren Weehawken N. J ) police officers and one official charged with nira ninnliig, charg'ed h was the "financUl director" of the tmuggllng gang. Wllliaja r. Griffin, the clTillan on trial. Is chaired with being the head of KO OOO.OOiJ bootleEsing ring. Just twer.ty years after graduatlr.g from Harrard. V.&lu r S. Oifrord. only forty yearn old. has been elected president of the blfeest public service corporation ID Arherics the American Tele phone TeWraph Compaiy. .ucceedti.a IL D. Thajer, who become, chslrman of the board of directors. Kepresenutl. Stephen 0. Porter, of Pennsylvania, at the Geneva session of the International Opium Con ference, accused Lord Cecil of Chilwood of slinileriag th. American people by charging tiia. they consumed luor. osiua the neoLla at Udii, tad coaueUed rsUasUoa, iiw)jn cure a review of appealable cases by the supreme court Minder the present system. A copy of the resolution will be forwarded to congress. Taylor-made concreto is good con- j crete. Tel. 22r-K ELIEF frm u j--- Brings rest in the dag time ana sleep at night. Since 1872 CHAMBERLAINS COUGH RFMFnY ,.. w - is rolicrl nnon hv nmnln pwrv. where for bronchial, '"tlu" and whooping coughs, croup, tick liniT throat and troublesome nvht coughs. No narcotic. Benefits both children and grown-ups. tm z 1
