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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday by Th Newi RtvKw Co., Inc. B. W. HATES UEItT O. BATES.. -I'resldent and Manager 8ecretary-Ticaurer tillered as twocd clan matter May 17, 1K-0, at the pout office at .. Rosvbum, Oregon, under the Act of March I, 11179. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mail. Daily, six months, by malL. I'aiiy, three months, by mall Dally, single month, by mail Oally, by carrier, per month- Weekly News-Review, by mall, per year -i.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 .60 - .60 . J 00 HrMbrf ml Tkt, Awoelated 1'reee. The Associated Proas Is exclusively entitled to the use for republl cation of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited 4n this paper and to all local news published herein. All rights of re 4uMltallua ot special dlepelches herein are also reserved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATUROAV, APRIL 11, 1925. EASTER THOUGHTS According to any prediction that could have been made at the time, when Jesus Christ was condemned by the fan atical Jews of his day, his message and influence on earth were closed. No one could have dreamed that 1900 years thereafter in lands at that time unknown, the religion which, he founded would be accepted as the finest statement of spiritual truth ever made. His marvellous teaching had so much spiritual dynamite in it, it was so charged with power, that it overturned the greatest empire of those days, and be came accepted as the world's best ideal. The results ac complished were so entirely without parallel in history, that it seems impossible to accept Christ as just a man of ordin ary nature. The spark of divine power must have entered in to him to a unique degree. If that is admitted, it is natural .to feel that he had powers and gifts not furnished to any other one. Hence it seems credible that in some form, he appeared in resurrection to his disciples and friends. II there is no immortality for those who prove themselves worthy of it, the whole universe is "built on a sham and our hearts have been tricked by false hopes. If love and justice rule the world, they must provide some further expansion for Che soul and that has been encouraged to trust itself to the divine wisdom. If we believe that God is greater than ourselves, he must have those sentiments of fatherly love that mark man as higher than the beasts, otherwise the creatures that he has made would be superior to himself. And if he is as Jesus declared, a Father, then surely he will, as Jesus said, have many mansions for his followers in some future state, the form and nature of which we can not now . imagine. o For the fourth time since the close of the Wdrld War France has decided to change prime ministers, this time in the thief hope that a cabinet head can be found who can per form a miracle; for it will require the services of a miracle man to lift the burden of debt from a country whose wealth jest citizens, if reports are to be credited, are transferring their heaviest investments to other countries to avoid money conscription an act similar to the one for which they ex coriated their German neighbors, who thus sought to escape their just share of reparations for the war, France, it would appear, is not so much in need of a new ministry as it is of a more patriotic brand of wealth holders. In the end, we presume, history will repeat itself in that the burden of the war's cost will fall heaviest not upon the monied class but upon that clement least able to bear it the element strug gling for daily existence whose pittance of worldly goods is .'never allowed to escape the vigilant eye of the tax collector. o : Ever since 1918 when the country suffered so severely from an influenza epidemic, there has been some nervous ness for fear of a recurrence of that great affliction. Many localities this year have reported grip as epidemic, and in London, 40,000 school children are said to have this disease. It spreads quickly, and if they have it in Europe, there is danger of its spreading to this country. The best way to ! avoid influenza and grip is for people to keep out of doors all ; they can, and admit air to their homes. The human race was ; never made for close seclusion in heated houses. Every time ; the doctors help us avoid one peril, we create another by our own heedlessness of the laws of health. PltMS BY BERT a. BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Twas the night before Easter and all thru The house Not a creature Was stlrrin' Not even tha spouse Ths rain was patterin' Softly The house was filled With aorrow For there'd ba no Bonnet. wearin' Withe the com In' Of tha morrow! DUMBELL DORA THINKS Adenoids la a book of pomes. We saw a tattered urchin with ' his face glued to a store window' in which he was Inspectin' radio ' sets. Realizln' that perhaps the lad was not fully acquainted with the intricaciea of radio we stopped to explain 'em. He looked at us moment and aaid, "Yep, but I wouldn't have nuthin' but a three etep polyphase hitrodine regenera tive unit, and a reflex inductive osciiatory tube." He was still talk In' of "transformers," etc. as we passed on up the main stem. An' speakln' of radio, Jimmy Judd made his premier appearance over the air last night. J. M. was up to the metrop and visited the Hoot Owla and broadcasted a few remarks. We don't know whether he hsd a cold or if it was the static but anyhow his voice sound ed husky. Mebbe he'd been eatin' or drlnkin' corn. If ft rains tomorrow It'll pour for even Sundays, tradition telli ut. Well, by that time It'll be too late to wear the Spring outfit and well ha ft a appear in the conven tional B. V. D.'a. Give ua the home where there's mush on the davenport and jelly on the piano keys, for the divorce courta will never be bothered by the Inhabitants thereof. J Coroin' Easter eggs Is a lotta fun if you own your own hens. 2 ! Most of the preachers will hafta wear smoked glasses fn church tomorrow to save their optics from the glarln' colors of the damsel's derbies. ! When we see everybody flockin to church on Easter it reminds us the kids who uster go to Sunday school Just before Xmas. Some folks can shout "Amen" a darn sight louder when they've got some new duds to show off. e ! ASK YOUR HUSBAND! That it, tell him to go to the Delicatessen and bring home something Roasts, Pica, Cakes, Salads s and Tamaln Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Fresh Potato Chip Daily SPECIAL FOR MONDAY Prime Ri'bi of Roast Beef, Stewed Beef with Vegetables. Hot Bread Every Noon. VOSBURGH&WIARD Fancy Croceri Phone 5 1 5 PRIZES FOR BEST FOREST POSTERS Charter No. 83 Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF DAILY BINGLES IN BIG LEAGUE i .1 J, at at. at. at. at sTs oE - - Ajai44a KITCHEN CUPBOARD e.4... By NELLIE MAXWELL i-HiK.ws ;mi:s i 1'Al'IHO X).ST i.kacit: (AMnclited 1'rt-aa Lued Wire.) At I .8 AiiKi'lea, 11; Pore- 0 lu n d 10. . Kan Francisco, Seattle, ho .4 game, rain. At Sacramento 0; Oakland 4, callfd end of 7th, ralu. At Suit Luke 5; Vernon 15 (AwcjciiiU'd I'rcM I.twti Wire.) CHICAGO, April 11. The Chi cago Cubs had a close Bhave In Kansas City yemorday, when the KawK drummed up a ninth inning rally and the Chit-aKoans barely escaped with a five to four vic tory. The veteran Grover Alex ander was touched up for seven hits in five innings. 4 A PESSKKT that one need not Is: Nine beautiful pictures, to be awarded by the forest service to' Krade schools and boy scouts for the best pouters to be made adver tising Forest Protection week, April 27 to May 3, have been placed on display at the Parslow furniture store. These beautiful, enlarged pictures, are of scenic spot within the I' mpr.ua National Forest, and will be a decidedly fine addition to any school room. Six prizes are to be given grade schools, the first three to be chosen from three framed photographs, and the second three to be selected from three unframed pictures. Hoy Scouts will compete in poster mak ing for three other pictures. High grade, extra fancy, rag rugs at i'ovrtll's. ''Ths woman who uses a lip-stick constantly usually gits dinner with a can-opener." The Hnent fueling In the world Is to he real hungry and be able to satlttfy it with something that leaven a delirious las to in your rnoulh. Try OKIMM BROS. MILK ltliKAI). 1'hone l;t3. CLEVELAND, April 11. Man ager Trig Speaker sent seven of his collegians against the Univers ity of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and the Cleveland Indians defeated the Southern intercollegiate cham pions y to u. Grass rockers att Powell's. 01 C, s SHAKE WITH CAL Women are now permitted to serve as jurors in 21 states, and are asking for this right elsewhere. Many may argue that the women are already taking on all the public i duties that they can handle in addition to home work. Yet , the women folks do not like the idea that they are merely , domestic creatures whose duty is simply to govern their homes. They demanded the Imllot, hoping to show their nkill at mending and houseeleaning in the government. Many of them are now asking for jury service. Meanwhile '- the men who have always dodged that task, are saying noth ' ing and remarking that they should worry. It is expected that 35.000 young men will attend mili tary training ramps this summer. Are there a number in Hoseburg who will join this big army? If so, they will find it a most interesting experience. It will take round should ered fellows and make them develop like real men, help them to think quickly, act intelligently, be ready to take a posi tion of leadership. They help their country and show 'pa , triotism by such an experience, but they help themselves a lot more. Every man, woman and child in the t'nited States would have exactly $ll..(J if all the inonev in circulation to-! ' ATM day were evenly divided. However, it is not evenly alloted. therefore, a great many fall short of having the last two nu merals to their credit Saturday night, o- Kid McCoy yesterday started serving his four to tlnriy-eight-year sentence at San Quentin penitentiary. Probably the four year's confinement is worrying him more than the 38. Itefore leaving for Medford late yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Petrh, who has heen in town for sevt-r.il diiys ehorking up business tn t he local office of live Soiithtiru Ore gon Can Co., atated that the rum puny oft Ice at iUO North Jack non ntreei would he remodeled ut on re. Contractors will hem the Improvement early next wvek. The building will be remodeled somewhat, a new skylight bring built In, the partition moved hm k several ftvt, making 111010 office room and providing nput e for displaying gos ranges, water hea ters and other fixtures. In the rear of the display roonm pu e will be provided lor a model mo dern klirheu. This room will be rilled out with a late model .. ratme, hot water tank, sink and all the Utile cnnveiuenres that go to make a 1 !' J. kilt hen in an A merit an home one of the attrac ts e l-vauty it pot h in the house. 'I Ins kitchen will he um d for tie mount nil tiiK gui rut.Kea mid ;ne l-nile of the, ttty instructed at vanoitH times in bakmg with u gas runge. (AMnrlatrd Vrtm Lraae4 Wire.) WASHINGTON. Apr. 11. Nearly l.Ono Kaster visitors In Washington to be exact overran the White House executive offices at noon today to shake bands wilh President Coolidge. It took just 17 minutes for the crowd to pass through the president's office, Mr. Coolldge shaking hands with them ut the rate of almost one a second. Members of the debating team of the Oregon Agricultural College found that President CoolhUe waits for no one late for an ap pointment. Senators Stanfleld and McNary of Oregon had arranged for the president to receive the de baters in advance of the crowd. Ar riving late, the college men found that the hand shaking period was over. You should change your spark plugs every titino miles. Get a new set now at the Terminal Garage. TIS BflffiED FARCE Simple De$erti SSKHT that one n fear to give to the little people Date Puddlnn. WaPh and cut In to pieces one package of dates. Add a quart of milk and cook in a dou ble boiler until slightly thickened, add a speck of salt and serve cold. Figs With Lemon 8auce. Soak or steam tltt until soft and plump, Hdd one-fourth of a cupful of lemon Julee to a cupful of fins, simmer until the Hps are tender. Thicken the snuce, chlll and serve poured over the cooled flgs. Garnish with whipped cream. French Pie. Into a naked pastry shell put a layer of well-cooked ap ple sauce that has been sweetened i and a tahlesponfnl of butter added 1 while hot. Cover with n layer of . raspberry or currant Jelly and top with a meringue, set In the oven to brown. If a meringue Is not liked, whlped cream may be used Instead. Canned Mueberrle fx Hired over sliced bread and allowed to snk, then served wilh sugar nnd cream makes a fine pudding for the chil dren. Chocolate Bread Pudding. Soak a pint of bread crumbs In n quart of scalding milk for half an hour. Melt two squares of cjmrolate. add one third of a cupful of sugar, and milk from the bread crumbs to make of the consistency to pour. Add to the hrend mixture with another third of a cupful of sugar, one-fourth of a tenspoonful of salt, one-half cupful of finely minced almonds, rwo eggs slightly beaten nnd n quarter of a teaspoonful of cinnamon. Turn In to a buttered baking dlah nnd bake one hour. Spread with a meringue, brown and serve with any desired snuce. Bordeaux Pudding. Cut sponge cake in thin slices, put together in layers wilh raspberry Jam. Cover with whipped cream and sprinkle with rhopped nuts. Baked Bananas. Remove t)i ftklon from as iniinv hnn;i n ! needed. Place In a baking pan and 1 haste while linking with butter, a llule water and lemon Juice. .Serve with broiled tK'efsteak. , lSJJJ. W'Mlurn Nairipipr Union. ) U. OF 0. ORATOR Oil PEACE TOPIC The First State and Savings Bank Al Roseburg in the State of Oregon at the close of business April 6, 1925. RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts. Including rtdlscoianta shown In lteoia 29 and SO. If any J243.836.18 2 Overdrafts aecured and unsecured 1 NONE 3. U. S. government securitiea owned, Including those shown In Items 30 and 35, if any - 47,700.00 4. Other bonds, warrants ad securities, including foreign government, slate, municipal, corporation, etc., Includ- 1 " Ing those shown In Items 30 and 35. If any 87.0S1.24 6. Stocks, securities, claims. Hens, Judgments, etc. 7.237.60 6. Hanking house. I25.uuu.u0; furniture and fixtures, 17534.90 32.534.90 7. Keal estate owned other than banking house 2.00 9. (ab) Cash on liund In vault and due from banks, bankers and trust companies designated and approved reserve - agents of this bank 89,029.23 10. Exchanges for cliarlng house and items on other banks in the same city or town aa reporting bank - 3.480.59 Total cash and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and 11, 9.',5l)9.S2 Total . ..1509.901.75 16. Capital stock paid In l. surplus nmu LIABILITIES 50.000.00 6,000.00 18. (a i Undivided profits b) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid .1S.835.4S . 6.900.49 2.935.00 DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve: 23. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due the State of Oregon, county, titles or other public funds : 21. Demand certificates of deposit outstanding - 25. Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on on demand 840.51 1.283.02 750.00 26. Certified checks outstanding . Total of dtmand deposits, other than bank fleposus, subject to reserve, Items 2:1, 24, 25, 26 $251,247.39. TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and payable on demaud or subject to notice: 27. Time certificates of deposit outstanding . 47,255.97 28. Savings deposits, payable subject to notice 153,463.39 Total of time and savings deposits payable on demand or subject to notice, items 27 and 28 $200,719.36 STATE OF OKEGON. County of Douglas, ss: Total ..$509,901.75 FOREST GKOVE, Ore.. April 11. llenoit .McCroskey of the University of Oregon, won first prize in the annual oratorlal con test of the Intercollegiate i'eace Association of Oregon, a subdi vision of the Intercollegiate ora torical association of Oregon, at Pacific I'nlversity last night. His topic was The Last .Milestone." J. Merle Applegate, of Eugene Bible I'utverslty, won tho second prize with an oration on "The Will to Peace." Other contestants and their topics were: Albany College. Wayne Ovelholzer, "Imperialism and Democracy"; Oregon Agricul tural College. Krnnk 1). Lacy "The Pillar of Eire"; Pacific Uni versity. Frank Hroderson, "An In ternational Conscience for Pro gress"; Pacific College. Miss Olive Armstrong. "America's Past; Lin field College, Harris D. Erickson, "The Drama of Democracy"; Wil lamette I'nlversity, Mr. Hammond, "The Pledge of Youth." The judges were Hal E. Hoss and Judge J. V. Campbell of Ore- i gon City and W . S. Hare of Hllls-boro. STATE OK OitEOOX, County of Douglas, ss:' 1, O. V. Wimberly, cofblor of the above named bank, Uo solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. O. V. WIMDEItLY. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before II COIiKEOT At lest : me this loth dav of April. 1925. J. H. BOOTH. F. P. CLEMEN'S. Notary Public. H. WOLLKXHEItG. My commission expires Sept. 24th, ' V. J. M1CELLI, 1927. II Directors. DOIKiK ItltOTHI'.ltS STOCK HXIS JtEADY Pl'ltCHASi: is (AercUted Pmi Lud Wil.) NEW YOHK, April 11. The $160,000,000 financing operation for the new Dodge Brothers Au tomobile Company was completed in record time today when bunk ers disposed of a J75.immj.immi six per cent debenture bond issue within an hour. A large over subscription was reported, dupli cating the success of the $85,000, 000 stock, offering earlier in the I week. i o Winstel Cnocoiates Fresh and i Wholesome, each one dipped in llershey s chocolate. They satisfy. Lloyd Crocker. SORORITY HOUSE ROBBER ADMITS NUMEROUS JOBS -O OK AM,U K woman is ii:i. Wort! hu been rert-ived here of the du(h oT Willlum Storey, axed so i.irri. th father of Mrx. Mury Htewjtrt. a reM't.t of An I n ii f. The funeral ervleB were held In 1'ortliiud today. SA1.KM. Ore.. Apr. II Attorn.-? for NHtie Itnmbo Sauiihrn. who are trlnn to ihi;iiu her rt-hasej from the state Instiiutlon for fertile j minded. hae attacked the so-called I nientul lest an being lneonueient in iasnlni; on the mentality vt ai person and also assailed the (oin-l petency of Samuel .'. Kofi, psy chologist for the rourt of donieiic relation! In 1'orthind. I The attorneys tMlny filed a reply! In the sending f habeas curium1 proceedings, assertini Hint Ir. Wl-j iinniH iiouse, puysH iun w no ranv Ined the girl, merely looked ut In a few minutes Hnd limn talk.. I to Koh. It alleges further thai Knhs is not a competent hlciau or registered psychologist and tint he made the mental tem merely hy asking a few question. The eviiu tiiauon Is branded a farce. o Certainly it lw something n w and It Is ha gcxxi as II is i, w. One trial will convince vnu nr- Two in one. The quality of two loaves in one, the value of two loaves in one and the satisfaction I of two loaves in one. GRIMM j BROS. MILK IIKKAD. Phone 133. 5 SUNDAY AT THE X CHURCHES M. E. Church, South. Main and Lane streets. Stewart O'Dell. pas tor; W. L. Cobb, Sunday school su perintendent. A full attendance at Sunday school Is expected on Sun day morning. Everylody Is Invit ed to our Kaster service at 11:0 o'clock. The pastor will bring the Kaster message. The music will be good and you will enjoy the service, in honor and remembrance of our Lord who rose amid the flowers 1900 years ago. Junior lague at 2:30 In the afternoon. Senior League at 6:30, and message by the pastor at 7:30. If you are right with God you will attend the church services on Sunday. If you are not you will do well to attend and think upon the risen Christ. There Is no other way for a good citizen to spend the Sabbath than in the worship of God. The W. M. S. will meet fn social session at tho home of Mrs. Mabel J Tay lor on Flint street Thursday after noon at 2:00 o'llock. The hostesses I of the day ore Mrs. W heeler, Mrs. Wells, Mm. Taylor and Miss Gam mon. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. The W. M. S. will have cha: ce and the l-son will be founded upon the hooks of James, and Jucle. Mrs. Hamilton will lead. AN.V ARIiOrt. -Mich., April II. f Leo A. O'Toole, m, has con-. fe.ssed, police here said today, that i he is the "Lone Kid", who two years ago entered and robbed sev eral sorority houses at tho Uni versity of Michigan. After the arrest of Nathan 1'opold, Jr., and Richard Loeb for the murder of itohby Franks, it wa beliered they were the "Lone Kid", lioth had been students here. O'Toole signed the name of "Lone Kid" in soap on mirrors In houses he robbed. I!1.1 was not a student at the university. RoseDuiJteam LAUNDRY KIDS ; into ! TTuiC Oakland, Calif., Oct. 3, 1924. American Drug and Tress Association, Dworah. Iowa. Uentlenten: Kudosed please find money order for which send me a large bottle of Merilol Iiheumalism Kerned). I am including postage. I have taken one bottle and am delighted with the Improvement in my condition and I am sure that by continuing to use the Rheuma tism Remedy faithfully for a little longer I will have entirely recovered. Kindly send this bottle by mail as quickly as possible as 1 cannot get along without iieritol Rheumatism Remedy. Sincerely yours, Mrs. M. C. Name and address on file. Anyone troubled with Rheumatism should not hesitate to give this preparation a thorough trial as many testimonials similar to the above are on file testifying to Us merits. Recommended by W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY PLANTING TIME SPECIAL 8 Choice Gladiolus Bulbs sent postpaid for 25 cents or 2D for 60 cents, no two alike and guaranteed to bloom. (Or Send for List of Named Varieties.) Specialties: Narcissus, Tulips, Gladioli and Lilies. Garden on E St. Bet. 7th and 8th Fred C. Thompson SPRINGFIELD. ORE Bulb Grower Cut Flowers In Season This! &c Chief Figures in the News of the Day sr. d r now! IIKKAD. tiHIM.M lilto.s. I'lmne 133.- o MILK Arundel, piano tuner, rtionc IK9-L VOTI4 K 11.1 .11 K Fruit prrowera proclaim that lust night's nliowors wvrv wfth a million doling to them nure or loJU. We sincerely hope more. 0-0 Cleanup week willf.oon be declared by city authorities Better start to assemble the rubbish. Ixx)lks bad for the Easter bonnet from thevoather standpoint. .loo Matthew n yi'Merday brought in four week-old royote jmi,. whirh ho duK out o a den tn the low -r end of Flourno. hi! home. The moth a nhe. p und Mr. M.tMhewi tr;ek i d her to u ro k eliif IH dnc h't-ated the den, find the old ioote rhusrd the dog out, nnd upon fieel us the man al ondoned the pup" Mr. Matthew hroucht the fouillitl uniniHlii in nine, but Inter killed them mid claimed the bounty. or Safe MnrHKo, d;iy, niphts monthly at the Terminal Canine Attractive rates. IIP VoUVrfANT&POatSi I UHONDR.V DONE t Tost call uj op and- Whether a man i well groomed or not depemU ft lot on the manner in which his p-rsonal linen Is laun dered. We want to tell you this, Mr. SweIldre8T, that, at this laundry do lux" you will find com plete t-uiisfiu'tion. i Roseburg Steam Laundry Phon 79 Roneburg, Or. Slightly timed ranges at Powell's. CA:LY WEATHrR REPORT ! ending 6 a, ni. in Picip. In Inchet and ,11 llli;he-.t t niiM-raiure ; ii) iwet tempernlure 1 aAwvttittHl rf LfVr1 Wt ) KM. KM. Ore, Apr. 11. io. Pierce today reappointed on valley ni-.ir ,Miie board of fon ntry ('. R r had killed . if I'miland. ron-wentf n the gran v e; tieor. I.. Mel'b'Tsnt: I'ortUnd. representing the or forest Jire aneiaitoii, and i: U. 8. Wenttofir mireau. local o flee. Roseburg Oregon, 2t houn nd Hundredth yesterday 61 Ia5t nipht....B2 1'rerlpltntlon. Inst 24 hours .3:1 Total prnrlp, since tt of month 1.fS Normal precip. for this month .. .2.43 Tot Ml nrrlr. from Knt 1 ! 1921. to date 35.41 :ro ! Avnraif prvclp. (run tiept ite1 t. 177 of Tola I ricesa from SpL 1, on I I!: I F. Avwrag ptvelpltatlon for 46 i -ior the Jnhiunn ut Wslloua. n'lmw mim t siMWnns. (S' Ulpmber tn the xi grower. i Mt Ini-luslT.) SI 41 I og Tmilcht utiil Sunday iin.v'ttli-ii prob- I lnlnl norvlro W ft) 'n ru.. I bly nrrainnM r.ln. mtxH'rstf jVslie, ud bearings at tnf 1'riniiual temi-vraturv. (.iarage. (g, M. ULL.L, Meteorologist. , A Message of Economy The ttiM k of nuMiuni' nls hlrh wt ,nrry, nil,o,iy eooii ai'pt'iiranrr, qti.ility anl lint? wti:krmnliii. at prirrs which make th'lu out!lanil Inn VKlnr)!. t t1 biro no hkh prlcpil work nifii or agents nrul ih"Tf.ri' fn save you from 2Ti pt r r r' 10 30 por ct nt on your 8-i ns b fore placinjc your onlrr. Peoples Marble and Granite Worki 502 N. Jackson 8tr,fJy, w y) O rv,- jfg v ' - j )' - .witw JJ In a nvtch tn Chlraco. Unlird States Senator William E. Borah dUro.l. "w are bmlj.n ud a hurAucratlc form of rovernment -the e.ot hurclenwimo, lh most lnfria)m ana the most srtiiirary ever per c.lttri to tortnre tbe human famiij- Preralr F.douaril Uernct nt r rnr is farln the rre.t crUis of hlj poiiiicai career alter prao llct lr antmoncinc a 1-tt on fAniuJ. Ckioh n. Mous. tonner atot of h rw,prtment of liwlm, rwniie lenmorpd to ,. )nn m pnon cn a eonBlrary rharRe in No York, has been Indicted tn Washington on chare., or foreleg tha nam. o( L'nttrd Suta Senator Smith W. Frookhatt. of 'J. "t'lrtn the ineejjji-aiion Into the affair, of th IHpartmnt of itlr. Two lMd oute. Nare airplane, will b. nt with Profeamr Donali MarMilian no hi. next Arctic eTpe.l.Uon, hlch ha. for It. object th. .unree of l.Ooo.DCO iqnaro mile, ol luUeria nxtrvic4 termor bqiwtea Aiua ud A ortik fait.