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-SLX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1925. Snapshots Of A Man Waiting For His Wife By GLUYAS WILLIAMS ' C Mcdurc nOnjapet Syndic 16 CO HO? HAIR OVER -IT LOOif-tDAtUawnOHIH-AND rrstrmN6PRCnVLAit. AFTTft BKiU'inaiANCr OTT.t WvKS PROMISES NOT TO HUR RY HER IP SHE CAN BE AN ftUiCKCR THAT WAY CrT5Hiv.CCATCN AM? UiUNS INTIMLY TD StE WHAT PR06RF&S 16 BONG MftDE UVnW r-iw SAW U$TEN.H fcNTTOYlW TO HURRY MIR EU, SM IJ.yH tCRyANDS. THAT THri IS Wl ft O'UOIK SHOW J4W SHE, crarrs tjwway waTHs MiNDOfPWDNSHMt rjTO READ THE TAPER., BUT TiNDS HIS ATTtNTIOrJ INSISTS ON WANDERIN6 UPSTAIR" CY WAY CF ACfcul RCMIND CPWSKS CA!4 5H TtlXHIN) WOir TI.v. - HE SAYS 73 kuis nwSEcospsBY RCtXAMlN'N& TICKETS tor nrm time FINDS IT INCREASIN6IY HART TO COIfTAlM HIMSOP AND It ems AUP1B1Y IB TAP US TOOT, COU&H, AND SNAPHIS WATCH rOPEN ANP SHUt HCAfcS HOPEfOL SOUffl PROM UPSTURS AND BRi6vrfiy Buttons COAT, PUIS OH HAT, AND CPtNfc find rr was a palsc alarm. IKlDES IP Sit HA4 mt ant BYTlMt HE'S WALKED TIVE TIMES. UP AND DOWN HMJ. HE'S 60T TO SPEAK CUT GLIDE RESIDENTS" T virr APPEARS just im TiME BUT Wf STARTS T) tEJvTR PEPPY PiSCOURiE A'ST THE SAME surmiLV cuikhes reaCT AND RATHTR, SHEEPISHLY MUT TERS HE HASN'T A HANKY fcHE'P BETTER START A10N& W HE'LL CATCH OPWIH HER BATCH OF BILLS PASSES HOUSE IN TODAY'S GRIND (Continued from pan 1.) on highways of the estate. Anionic bills Introduced In tlm eenute bill 165, Maglailry provid ing for suppression of bovine tu berculosis In l.ane county. Veto Support Assured Although Die legislature won t tie first round last week In its battle with Governor Pierce over the ap pointive prerogative, the govern or la scheduled to win nil the re maining rounds, according to as surance to this effect given the legislature by ft group of 13 sen ator, two more than needed to sus tain his veto. Nine of tne group -ho voted against the governor last week In the Port of Portland commission controversy Joined In ensuring linn last, night that they would iny with him to the last .Utah with ref erence to the fish and game com mission. They explained hey voted against him as to 'lie pert because they considered It a local matter. The fish and game commissions on the other hand, they explained, ai state matters and 'hey gave the executive assurancos htat they Voyjd vote to sustain his veto as !.to any measures passed to illvesl liim of the appointive power over either. While the assurance of upp. t Riven the governor was pni u'.ir ly with reference to the fih und Rame commissions, It Is also un- ' derstood that the grouo will vole to sustnln him with rofer-neo to legislation seeking to deprive him ' p tcontrol over any oth?r depirt. ment. Talkfest Over Banks Bill In a debate of more than two hours In the hall of representa tives last night arguments for and ' ngninst the Hanks licence bill were presented, each side being nlven an hour and then Senator Hiiiikj, being allowed 15 minutes for re , bullal. The bill proNises to giant : the rtvht of appeal to the clieult ' court from orders of inunirip.il of ficers revoking cho llcensos of ho- tels. pool rimitix, soft firing estab lishments and similar placjn. Latitude To Bonus Takers A house bill Introduced by Bailey providing that beneficiar ies under the state bonus and loan 'act may transfer their mortgages j by which a loan from the state Is secured In event they dispose of :the property mortgaged to the state and acquire other property, . passed the senate yesterday. Renalor Slrayer's bill providing for the sale at public auction of 1 abandoned and starving horses j was passed by the senate. House bill 189, providing that i the supreme court of Oregon be i authorized to lay down a set of i rules for court procedure In the slate passed. CarMn of Jackson county explained that such a measure would penult of devising tmprovemhents to speed up court action. The ceillficate of public conven ience and necessity as npplied to hus and truck line operation in California has worked admirably to the satisfaction ot all concern ed, according to R I,. Kksward, a member of the California Icgiila ture, who appjnrcd before mem bers of the house roads and hlv.h- I ways cnmm.tt-e rero last uigi t, Kksward Is the father of pres ent California motor transport . -. passe I In Ji'19. Senate hi! HO introduce by Senator Cla k if Portland euiuod les the certii-M-p .-.r puhi;o ;ou vtf.ence an I nc:H4ity Idea. 183.000 ror 8.) oiers Home .Senate bill 140 introduced by Senator Clark of Portland em bodies the certificate of public con venience and necessity Idea. ' $83,000 For Soldiers Home Senator Jay II. I'pton. Sadie Orr Dunbur and (It-ace Holmes last night urged before the ways and $17 to $17.50. He also asked an appropriation for the construction of a new wing at the hospital at a cost of $223,uo0. The soldiers' home request of $S3,430, has received the approval of tne budget board. WALSH DEFENDS STAND AGAINST CONFIRMATION Demands Stone Explain Why He Kept Wheeler Case Out of Montana. BIG CROWD LISTENS Declares Colleague Being Hounded Because of His Investigation of Dept. Justice. (AnncUtKt Tnm Uaatd Wire.) WASHINGTON, Fpd. 6. Those who have blocked confirmation of means committee for a tuberculosis (Attorney (leneral Stone as a Justice hospital In eastern Oregon, ltlsiof the supreme court explained estimated mat the cost would be j their attitude at length today from floo.iiiin and If the state cannot af- the floor of the senate, ford to appropriate the money I Speaking to rrowded galleries, at Scnntor I'pton urged that a tax tracrvd by the unusual spectacle of levy of one tenth of a mill for two debate in open session on a su- years be assessed for (lie purpose, preme court nomination. Senator A delegation from the Glide road district No. 71 appeared before the county court this morning protest ing against the appointment of W. W. Ilogard as road patrolman In that district and urging that body to repudiate their action and ap point O. Bernard! to that position. They state that Hogard's petition did not contain the names of boni fied residents and assert that the supporters of Mr. I) Uernardi are actually residing In the district and represent taxpayers on an assessed valuation of nearly f2o0.uu0. Martin Kimmel, secretary of the '(Hide Chamber of Commerce, was the spokesman for the delegation, which numbered over twenty. He presented petitions and affidavits to substantiate the claims of the delegation In behalf of Mr. Heller nardl, stating that he is the logical man to serve as patrolman for the district. j Judge Qulne Inquired of the Glide residents why they had not made their fight earlier w hen the ar 1 polntment of the patrolman was 1 taken up, but Mr. Kimmel stated : that they did not know that his pet ition had been presented and the ' appointment came as an absolute I surprise. The residents of the dts- j trlct voted a tax levy of 10 mills to Improve their roads and Mr. Kim-! mel stated that they were under the impression at the time of the elec tion that Mr. DeBernardl was to be appointed patrolman. Several appeared In behalf of Mr. Ilogard and declared that he was one of the hardest working patrolmen In the county. The court informed the deleira. ! Hon they would take the matter un. der advisement. , WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION1 i. aMi: n ii t I ' (Jncorporattd- 571 DEPARTMENT STORES RELIABLE QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOWER PRICES CORNER OF CASS AND STEPHENS, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Silk Dresses for Spring Early Showing of the New Styles For a woman, the first harbinger of Spring is not the dusky violet nor the feathered songster but1 the new Spring Dress 1 She feels an urge to blossom forth, too, in new and beautiful raiment This Store is now receiving its nevv Spring dresses, direct from New York. ' l-K-90b l-K-93 Take your printing needs to the lng department The second annual tractor school held under auspices of Wharton Bros., local International Harves ter Co. dealers, convened this af ternoon In the stock room of the Roseburg agency. A number of representatives of the International Harvester Co. were present to par ticipate in the program, whic'i In cludes a complete exposition .if j gas engine and Instructive talk! 01 the general mechanism of a trac tor, the vital points in the motor, care of the machine, magneto and other troubles that may occur in any motor, and explanations of the best ways of ferreting out troubles and remedying the matter. Among the experts here todav are Mr. O. K. W. Meyers, general represenla tlve of the 1. H. Co.; A. II. Mason, who told all 11 hunt tractors In gen eral; II. 11. HUkox, piow exp.-rt. who explained Hie best ways of tlllig results with the if ffpii fYilnr! New Dresses Are Gay First and foremost, this is a season of gayety. Colors run riot with such fascinating names as: Goblin Blue, Venetian Rose, Titian Sand, and lirick Dust. Any of the red shades are particularly in favor. Dresses are elaborate rather than plain. Ruffles, beads, shirring, embroidery, plaits, tucks, and throws are' featured. If you have wanted something 'different in dresses, you will find it in these Spring Silks ! Rich, lovely Satin Canton and Flat Crepe are the materials. Our Dresses Embody 1 All of the Newest Styles $14.75 to $24.75 REEDSPORT WOMAN IS MOTHER OF TRIPLETS Feb. 5. Mr. RICKDSPORT, various , and .Mrs. O. types of tractor plows; John Al-iare parents, of Dr. W. I). McNary, of Pendle ton, superintendent of the eastern Oregon hospital for the Insane, ap peered In behalf of that Institution and asked the committee to in crease his per capita estimate from GLORIA SWANS0N WEDS MARQUIS , ,rr , i iv - M t aiSSSaSL Walsh of Montana, onened the de bate with a defense of his course In Insisting thst Mr. Stone explain to ine juiiieiary committee tne new grand Jury proceedings here against Senntor Wheeler. The various newspapers. Mr. Walsh said, had castigated him for cross questioning the attorney gen eral regarding the Wheeler case. Referring particularly to an editori al In the Washington Post, he said that newspaper had "a particular reason for assailing me and has hired one of ,he best harpooners." He Insisted that politics was In volved in the Wheeler case, anil re called testimony before a senate committee showing that George H. Lockwood, then secretary of the re publican national committee, had taken part in the Montana proceedings. GIRLS' BODIES REVEAL CRIME OF DEGENERATE (Continued from pax one) tnttvos of the dintrirt tlomv. hiii'mpi. mid Aim. I'lHfre Tttom,. nn. ANa mother, all heard the utory and fHlled lo trip her up In her recital of the ntNite4 poUnn Inits. Mr. Thompson admitted aho wan bewildered by the ulrl'a ' In delttllrd explanation of her alien- I these trarlor a -hooN hat h. n ed crimes and her firm adher- held ret-t'iitly. iik hiuh ns li.ne euro to her original utory. been pret'tit at aftt rniH)n Ht-s-tiK is, "It's nil true. Mama." nafd the land derp lntfrtjt hnn The rhfld. "I did It beta use I wanted ! fanntM are iinl't-d nppri'rUti f berts. of the tractor and farm equipment salt's dt-nurtment; and (ieorne NoHbit, of the service tie pnrt ment. The fii-Ht of the trartor arhools held by theae people la.jt year was so well recfivd that th" Int-rna-tional Harvester Co. derided to make them an annual feature h re after. No Fpeciul makp nt trtior fa advertised or broiu-h forward at thc arhoot. but fanet rs are tinied to tome and as;k queatiom, no matter what make of machine they may have. The tractor ex pert and service depa? tni nt men are ahvaya plad to nnuver nny queHtlona and help farmers over any difficulty they may encount. r In operating their tractors. Own era are constantly meetin? with annoyances and perplexities In the operation of tractors, and thu school la calculated to assist tie ni In nolvitiR the troubles. In puttiTin on these school tht.H Khou h 1 country, considerable etotiee Rone to. but the International p-o-ple and Wharton Pros, believe that the end justifies the nut lav, as It encourapes better niethci.- and greater pnxluction. which in turn createa busint ss for the en tire cotumuuliy. During the afternoon session a tractor motor was dismantled, the workinK parts shown, each pan s relation to the efficiency of the motor explained, and farm, is shown how to so about the wo k of "trouble tdiootlnK" and rein-dying defects in the f unction inc of the engine. (Juetlnn-t were hutt ed on any phase of tractor work. In addition to this dcmnnsn;) tlon a picture reel was shown th.it was very Interesting, d picilnc m ral life and showint; how things ntay be done In this sa etiK-ne ane. The a' tendance whs r v . 1 lent, althoui-h the weather con l tlons were unf avorable. At ie'tus the Willamette valley, win re Ore., I.ee of thi Reedsport 's city first I TOWN OF VALE caught by the waters and was be- Iside assistance." I Ft nnnm WKFM I lnK ea,ri,', aVi"y wh(,n " 'a9 r"8- The imly Creek dam wag built LJJUEAJ VtflLn i cued by Harry Kennard, Malheur for what wag to be known aa the I DAM GIVES WAYjt0Un,y water master. Bully Creek project. The dam was i (Continued from page 1.) t Mayor Roblnette declared over I never completed and the project i the telephone that" Vale waa (was abandoned. It la now within "flooded but fighting." :what will be known as the Vale ' "We have enough water now to iPJect. The dam is located fif care for the Vale projects," he !"''n nllles east anu ou" ot we8t said, "hut there is no need for out- I'all-- trinlels. horn .vesleritnv. The liirp er of the three, a girl, was bom away, one house had been washed at 11:45 ijesterdav morning -and ,aay. and others jarred loose, weighed ii pounds. I A crew of men working at the The first nov was born at 9:15 ldam e?e reported to have been and weighed four rounds The caught in the rush of water, and third, a boy, weighed 41 pounds . and was born at tt:3u. j I wttn a complete leasetr wtre service, reaching to all parts ol Oregon, the News-Tteview furn ishes Its 4 ZOO siinserloers the lat- the first report did not indicate whether they had escaped. Vale Mayor Facetious ONTARIO, Ore., Feb. 5. The house which was swept away at Vale was occupied by a family named Scott. The Scott baby was PRESIDENT C00LIDGE SEES ECLIPSE Gloria Swanson, American motion picture star, who ha been mak ing picture In Franc, ha been married In Parts to the Marquis de la I liaise d la Courdray. This I her third matrimonial venture, two others to Herbert K. Bom born and Wallac Beery, picture actor, having .'ceded In the dlvorc court. 8h has on daughter. Gloria Bomborn. two year old, and recently adopted aos, Joscpa, a th child'i clajmut. to see them die. In the case of the twins. Mrs. Thompson said, she remembered that their sickness was a purzlo to her. and that "parts of their stomachs seemed to he coming away on the Inside." I Mrs. Jess I'lall. with whom AN I sa last boarded, believes her "inn- I fesslon" and alleges the girl tried i to poison her too. I Alsa was to face Judge dates , again today, this time on a formal charge of lunacy, preferred by f Mrs. 1'hitt. I o Vse NewsSlevlew I'las'slfkni Ad vertlslng for result. i the etiorts made to aid tlicin m : better meeting the dem.mils ( r ! greater production per acre. i,:i,l i j their presence here today Indlcjit their illmgness sto cooperate w ih I I the companies and inHiriractur,"- I offering suggestions that will b i helpful. Vse News Review Classified Ad vertising for results For quick results ti News Review classified ids. Phone 111. est news every day. o For quirk results use New Review classified ads. r-on l.i Iktf i. 1 .1 ' TliES-irEMT f Tt?S. COCHDUE VIEW ECMFTC MEN AND WOMEN IN THE NEWS OF THE DAY, I I I IS v ( :S .'.('.., ... .Vi. JT-I. . : .4 I II . II r ry v iL-f : - n ii - ' 'I KLTRRAY KUXCER.T -J- TSR.RfYUT. KRMMEftETO. President and Mrs. Conltdg wer photographed aa they viewed th ecllps of th tun through smoked glass from th south ground ot th Whit House la Washington. Ei-Empresa Zlta, of Austria, now an exile in Ppaln. I to be married In the near future t Connt Joseph Hunyadi, of Hungary, according to despatches from BadapesL Mhe would thus bei-ome an Hungarian cltiien, and the government cculd to longer deny her a right to return. Frau Coslma Wagner, widow of Richard Wagner, th great composer, ! la seriously ill at her horn In Beyreuth. Bavaria. New York court hav ruled that Murray llulbert. President of thv Board ef Aldermen. and on of New York leading politicians, forfeited hi elective office I when he accepted membership on the tlutt linger Lake Park Conv I mission, an honorary position. Or. Paul Hammerer, of Vienna, assistant of ur. Bteinacn. visiting in New Torn, asserted many case of Inoperable cancer have been successfully treated by th stelnach gland rejuvena tion method, prolonging Ufa from ten to twenty jux.
