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Newspaper Page Textrwo ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW luuid Dally Exctpt Sunday by The News-Review Co, Ino. .-Bi W. BATKH BERT O. DATES. -President and Manager 8ecretary-Tieaurer Entered aa aeeuad class matter May 17, 1920, at the post office at Roseburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 1, 187. Dally, per rear, Dally, six months, by mall.. Pally, three months, by man ually, single month, bj mall Daily, by carrier, per month.. SUB8CRIPTIPN RATES by mail- - eekly News-Review, by mall, per year. .$4 00 . I 00 . 1.00 . 60 . (0 . 1 00 MMbr ef Th Aaaoclalca Press. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republl astlon of all Dews dlspetches credited to It or not otherwise credited tm this paper and to sll local news published herein. All riKhts of re - .emli.'auon ot pwi'UI dispatches herein ars also reserved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY , 192$. WOULD MUZZLE THE PRESS Mr. Paul Clagstone, manager of the western division of the United States Chamber of Commerce, spoke to a handful of business men yesterday afternoon. ' Z The gentleman was advertised to speak on the following subjects: Agriculture, Transportation and Communication, The thl, 0 th. Tnau.a. th. oou. Merchant Marine, Insurance, European Situation, Finance, dealers: Asked whether you should .Commercial Treaty Policy, Manufacture, American Business I "iV-Thlt" '.n't Ym"ni"nt' Bui ! ;Conditions, Foreign Commerce, Federal Trade Conditions, I when a hen cackles it is important Notnrnl I?Him.. Pnno-rP.Ks pud the American Public and ?,kn.?w wnth'r ' y'ng or : domestic Distribution, Civic Development. pmms BY BERTa BATCS . GOOD EVENING FOLKS The moonshiners Of the nation Will welcome the News of the Dry armada's fight Again the rum runnera Aa foreign competition Has been dern keen For the brewers Of the mountain dew. 4 r DUMBELL DORA THINKS The U. 8. Mint Is a cough drop. Ths strawberrlea are bealnnln' to roll In but there la still aome backwardness on the part of those who usually contribute a box or two to this aanctum. The President has contributed You Should Worry Of course there is no necessity for a thing of that kind in a well regulated home. We shoulder all the problem of something for lunch or dinner. Listen to this Fresh Potat Chips Daily Meat Roasts Pies Cakes . Salads Tamalea Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Hot Bread Every Noon. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY Stewed Beef with Vege tables. Roast Pork, Banana Cream Pie, Angel Cake VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 515 E INTENDED TD DE- E1 OltMiO.V WKKKI.Y. , , . l.VDlhTlli.U, ItKVlKW. How well he covered this great range of subjects will be ;Wft to his audience. This paper has no fight with Mr. Clagstone. He is a paid representative of the United States Chamber of Com merce, travelling about telling his story and attempting to impress his listeners with the fact that the United States -t-Htfrmber of Commerce is a good thing for body'and soul. ... . But we do take exceptions to a letter that he read before His audience, wherein it stated by some alleged celebrity, that Khe press of the country was undermining the nation by its attacks made on congress particularly the big daily news papers. ' Do you scent the full meaning of this statement? --"'If you i do not, here it is: Congress and the real big interests of the nation in cluding moneyed politicians are, and have been for a long period of time, peddling the. propaganda that newspapers should not criticize congress, state legislature or other public functioning bodies. In their efforts they have found close co-operation from nearly all of the states in the union where uri tscrupulous politicians are anxious to have the press stilled to that degree that nothing would, or could be said, detriment al to their individual interests. It is a step toward govern ;Vnent censureship of newspapers nothing more, nothing Jess. And what would suit the wily politician better, or 3;erve the higherups more faithfully than a throttled press? This is the end to which the United States Chamber of Com merce is working when it sends its emissaries into the field Ao discredit a free press, trying to camouflage the real issue ' !by appealing to business men, farmers and others to support Ttheir Washington, D. C, organization and program as out pined to feather the nest of the multi-millionaire delegation ' "that now wants control of this government, that they may further usurp the rights of the people, making it possible .rthat no matter what sort of a rake suggest a plan to stifle trade and commerce, or interfere with the legitimate busi Tnm of the country, congress can put the deal over under 'cbVer of darkness and without undue Interference from the press. i , The United States Chamber of Commerce is controlled r by-men of untold wealth, and, judging from its action in ref !erice to government aid to World War veterans, we opine that the whole bunch intends keeping what it has and adding thereto. It was against the soldiers' bonus from the very be ginning and fought with all its strength to defeat the meas l sure. It is still opposed to any aid of the American Legion ;boys in compensation for their perilous work at the front. It I'm against any and all things that vitally affect the big guns :of the nation. I " In fact, the organization is no place for the ordinary in "dividual. He wouldn't get a look in if he were to appear be fore the board of directors of this organization, unless his -plcitdings redounded to their own benefit. It will do anything foa prestige among tho common herd nothing particular 'for their benefit. It is built upon a foundation of service to "a limited few at the expense of the masses. - .... If it is not, the United States Chamber of Commerce had better set a new standard of principles and tear off the mask of deceit that is sure to throttle any good that it may intend to accomplish. " ' Of course, this body is anxious to "lino up" all local chambers, for in great numbers there is strength, and when this big power wants to accomplish a certain program they desire the backing of all chambers of commerce to that end. It's a wise chamber that "knows it's lx-rrii's" when it comes to dealing with the offerings of the United States Chamber of Commerce. That will Interest your small boy. It appllea to politicians, edit ors, etc., aa well as hens. Al Creason's celluloid collar la bain' kept out of the fire district during ths warm apell this week. Now that the roses ars bloomln' agin Dock Seely Is able to adorn hie lapel with a red posy which haa been misaln' during the past few n.ontha Dock aays red noses aren't coin' worn this season. Now thai the Twilight League la heir.' rejuvenated In ths village we can expect to ace renewed inter eat ahown by aome of the fellers who uster sneak in the back gate to keep from payin' the dime ad mission. r The street cleanin' dept spent Salem Extensive sugar beet tests to be made for Utah-Idaho Sugar company. . Portland Steamer Ipswich leaves for New York with D.0U0, 000 feet of lumber. Wheeler Contract let for two story concrete business block. Astoria 180,000 Adair school and 3-story hotel are new build in permits. Wheeler Sunset Co-operative Fish Company completes packing and shipping station: Slur Com pany working on similar station here. Medford Gas company leases Westerlund coal lands; to mine to to 100 tons coal dully for gas manufacture. Mollala 89,000 contract lot for I'nion high school. Fendleton Plans ordered for new $225,000 wing to state hos pital here. Salem J.10.000 pavilion to lie built at state tuberculosis hospi tal. Albany Mutual cheese factory being organlied in Linn county. Oregon will receive trKi.74R from forest highway fund andi lAMPHKM, GUILTY UKTS TWO V H A ItS. f (Aawleted Praa Uterd win.) GREAT FALLS. Montana. May 6., Gordon Campbell was semencea to two Years in Leavenworth, Kansas, fed- era) penitentiary and to pay a fine of one thousand dol- lars by Judge Ceo. M. Hour- quln. after he was round guilty by a jury In federal district court here this morn- Ing of using the malls to de- fraud and fraudulent oil pro- motion. He waa found not guilty or the sixth count In Ihe indictment, which alleged $457,729 rrom forest development rund, for federal forest roads. Astoria Astoria-Svensou sec tion of Columbia highway will cost $2A 1 .402. the week wa.hin' the globes on the ! h "o,2 r V k . ' cluster lamp, and many a spider's ?k'' rwef"rd8 tor M"- aerial was badly wrecked by the ruthless scrubbin' brush of Mayor noucK's white-wings. Nap Rice Is lookln' rather deject- consigned wool La Grande Observer Publish ing Company Incorporated for HO,000. During 1924. 2.992.345 pounds nutter were made by the Oregon d this week as aome thouahtful i creameries, wilh 27.648 dairymen feller spit on his lawn durln' the : contributing: 11.898,523 pounds Sunday promenade through thai cheese. 1.663 dairymen; 38.010 residential section. The high school kida are goln' l0L, udit ?hV Nof-R,vuJ Satiddy ra, nilne. 128 pounds condensed milk. 2.. 048 dairymen. t Gold Hill High price at quick silver will bring reopening of sev- conspiracy. o Mr. Campbell employed I'nlied 8tates Senator B. K. Wheeler or this state as his attorney at $10,000 a year following the latter'a elec- e tlon to the senate In 1922. Senator Wheeter last month was acquitted by a federal jury here of having repre- seated Mr. Campbell before the Interior department after his election. The Jury reached Its ver- 0 diet in the Campbell case at 9:30 last night after havlne deliberated 29 bours, and It was opened in court at 10 ) a. m. today. Campbell is under Indict- ment in the District of Co- I ii m bin. jointly with Senator Wheeler and E. S. Booth, former solicitor of the In- terlor department, charged with conspiracy to procure federal land by fraud. ' (lacM mm Lrued Win.) SPOKANE, Wash., May 6. I : An Internal machine received bore Monday evening by otficers ot : Electra Chapter, Order of Eastern Sta, was sent from Los Angeles ! by express on April 30, a message ' 1 to the Chronicle from the Los An-1 geres police today ssld. Packed In a satchel. It was a 'contrivance ot smokeless powder i and small shot which police at i first said might have killed fifty persons had It not failed to x- J plode when it was.opened through failure of electric batteries It con- : talned to ignite the powder. j While police here entertuined , the theory that the sender might have Intended to blow up the I newly rebuilt Masonic Templj , here, to which the package was j directed, It was pointed out that because smokeless powder had been used Instead of black pow- ' dvr, not only would the intend id bomb have failed of this puipom, but that had it Ignited, the pow- ' dor would have burned slowly and not exploded because of Its loose condition In the satchel. Otficers or the lodge were at a loss to know why an attempt at vlo&nce should have bt-tn di rected at (hem. Yes, We Sell 'Eml FLOUR-SALT-FEED , And our prices are not monkeys on a string either. We sell just the same one clay as another, unless market prices change. 50 lbs. Salt Licks 65c 5 lbs. Salt Licks 10c 50 lbs. Sack 45c See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG OAKLAND f !lkJLJrTJJrJtr?5 Jllxj3"x, JUJ-JSXJUJX-JUUC-XJ Garden tooia at FuweH's. OT which will allow the conductor of this great colyum of moral uplift to take his weekly bawth like we uster. In the day when we pub lished once a week. Free Johnson's saffron straw Dallas Two contracts let for grading and curbing and for sidewalks. Monmouth Construction be- trim on sewer system to cost Corvullls West Coast cannery derby la a llvln' example of what contracts for 400 tons of Ucnton paint well applied will do. "Save.""""' Two liquor fines were collected In the city court today, one in the sum or $100 and the other $50. J. D. Peterson was arrested charg ed with drunkeness and posses sion of intoxicating liquor. He appeared before City Hecordir R. L. Whipple and entered a plea or guilty, paying a fine of $100. Officers last night located a quan tity of fig wine mash in the room of Arvid Petterson at a local rooming house, and they proceed ed to search the pluce, putting Mr. Petterson under arrest, lie pleaded guilty to tho charge of possession of mash and was fin ed $50. Order your graduation announce ments at the News-Review office. New line of samples just received. -.The Finest French Pastry MADE TO ORDER LIQUOR FINES PI The Grand Grill Cafe has secured the services of an expert pastry man, W. D. Mover. - Call at the Grand special parties etc. Grill and place your orders for All pastry reasonably priced. After May 1 5 we will be prepared to put up picnic lunches. Weavers Invo for North Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weavor lr-rt this morning by auto for Eugene to visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Suther for a few days. west Greeters of America. There will be a representation from Ore Ron, Washington. Idaho and Firl tiMi Columbia at thv meeting. Mr. Weaver had been named iliair- Mr. Weaver will go on to Port- r,an or tne Bolf committee dunrg li.nd from there, to attend the I ",H convention. 2nd annual convention of the As- -o focintiop of the Pacific North- 1 Arundel, piano tuner. Phone H9-L. the surface and you save all," we believe Mister Rembrandt said. Uaker Volunteers plant 300 trees on Old Oregon Trail high way. ltne1mrp- A nrll rntnfnlt .rn.1. Cosh we sure wish the streets est of anv Anril since 1894. in- weren't so dern crowded. Fickle surlng good crops, can't shoot his air gun at the spar. I Wallowa Knights of Pythias this (Anoclated Praa Learnt Wire.) WASHINGTON'. Mav 6. Presi dent Coolidgo s drive for economy rn federal expenditures, will result in another substantial cut In the annual budget. He hopes the re duction will be as great as $300. 000,000, making total estimates to be submitted to the next congress around $3,000,000,000. Present budget estimates for the year beginning next June 30 are Portland lllds callvd for May ror $3.21.7,000.000 exclusive of the 2(1, on Hoss Island bridge, 3.701 no8t "lce department but luclud reet long, to be built in 400 work- ln Public debt requirements. Ing days. I These appropriations already Korest service will spend $8,000 haye been made. nn Kelsey Valley road. Umixiua I uuugei iiirecior iora is return Rosi'htirs; musicians and various musical organizations are certainly putting over a delightful program in Koscburg this week in honor of Music Week. Excellent talent has been rows along the main stem since ! nian to build $10,001) hall me meirop aimospnere nas per- yenr. vaaea tnis neck or the woods. We read the other day whse an Illinois boarder poisoned his land lady. Mebbe he was tired of hash! r t" The village atenoos staaed dawnce at the armory yestiddy land and will build distributing rled the president's economy pro- eve, ail or their employers bein present with their families. 4 ' " T carnival is on ins , i i. r .k. .H, n. l n . !r. !J! h.?. h? y under various bank svstems total tlmates already have been turned wait to ouy awnipi $:io, 568.250 on 1.831.138 acres jOver to the budget by several gov- f f V appraised at $81,331,092. lornmental branches, and although A grocer In London has set the' Top grade lumbs selling-up to final estimates are not due until town agog by paintin' a picture, i $1". September. It has been Director tne t nitea Mates consumes Lords policy to begin tne work more oil and gasoline than all the early in order to arrive at a figure forest. Roseburg Associated Oil buys , plnnt at once. Eugene Guaranty Oil Company strikes heavy gas flow at 2,223 Ing to Washington Saturday after a month 8 tour. In which he car- gram In speeches direct to thou sands of taxpayers. Vpon his re turn he will begin the drafting of the next budget In conference with We have known real estate deal ers to do equally as well. "A feller feels half naked when he fust puts on his summer undies" from ' made. which reductions can be Before ordering your engraved graduation announcements, call at the News-Review office and see the For concrete won call Taylor US No Kllnt H' Tel. 126-IL GIRL SUES FOR DAMAGES; SAYS SKIN GRAFTED NEW YORK, May fi The pala tini mansion of Vincent Astor at Klfth Avenuo and 6Mh Street, lnnn and- brought forth to accomplish results. The air is full of sweet uon as one of the social ing given music and song-wonderful programs each evening are be- 1" uluT SI win A week could not be given up to a better cause. o Uoseburg is going to have some new traffic laws, l'rct ty soon as the city grows we'll have to have a regular traffic cop at the main intersections. o Won't that be great? That a divided interest in music generally will in" 5 years ago was a penniless be the outcome of such a successful period is without ques-1 Ti "! rZZ tion. A week could not be ffiven up to a better cause. "n,. Tim rpMiifn,- win' h drmoi- I.hIumI nnl a new $1I.k0.hoo spnri innn( Tio ert'etrii there Mr. i Wlntrr unirt. Knr many ynrs the hnu van j the nodal cmlr for New York'a "four hunrirrd " Thf r.'Mrtrnco contain the A- 1nr art fnllm-t lin nntt nf ihn mrtsit annual cleanup day is about to arrive, Let s make if aa famous private art collections in event of more than ordinary importance and rake the oldi1";,, 0,Pr of ,hP , town from top to bottom garret to cellar. 'hecan his career as a house paint- P irr. He gradually ac e'lmultttcd a II,, In I ..i.,, tl, r.nn - Ty Cobb was the hero of yesterday's baseball game, lie Drawing business, iiu real estate. lined out two home runs with a man on base each tune. Did r"' on" " south, rn you hear tho gang yell? Im.I es ate within the last ten ft j weeks. Keep your eye on Koseburg's Annual Strawberry Carni- A nu ae or basket well fined val rent of the world comMned. -At present moro than twice as much KUHolinft In beln extracted from a barrel of crud oil than wai obtained ten yearn nen. Sheridan New Sheridan Wllla- Hatter Range conditions for stack reported bent In many yearn. Tiutene Hulldiiifc permits since .Taiiuary 1, total nearly $1,000, Onn. Mountain Stated Tower Com pany biiya AumitvHle and Stihlim ity plant, and will nerve Monroe by new power line. St. Johnn Northwest Oil Com pany rwill build refinery here to have 2.000-barnd dully rapacity. The Pa II en Fruit dtmaK d little or none at all by recent cool weather. Keednport School district votea $l.t,000 bond for fcymna ditim and playground. Kljcln Vluner Company starts work on new office InitldinK. Salem BMs asked on irow Y. M, C. A. building to ciwt nearly $ I'no.ftftO. SprlnufiHd Mt. Vernon Far- mem I nlon will build communttv hall. KtiKone Construction beun nn Faine Theatre and apartment building Albany Itulldinir permits o far tlis year total $ri,!70. The copper roof on thu dnie. of the Miisachusftts utate house ' at Boston waa put on in lSill and In its 91 veara of life not one rent has been spent to repair the conper base whlrh was painted yellow In eoveied with leuf nld in 1 74 and recUded In ISSS, IS'.m. !!. 1911 and is: l. Three thousand men at ork r-n Pacific Natron cut-off. A PETTY MATTER- - --: But Important One, Is Jess Situation With Dodgers (AwnHitrd prm Lrurd Wtr 1 ST. LOl'Id. May fi Charizln that skin wan unlawfully cut from her legs and thifih and crafted on another child. Sarah FiiiKer, 1.1 years old. has brought .uilt for 1 10.000 damages, against Abra ham and Itebecca Finger, grocery proprietors at llrentwood. A su burb, with whom she forpn-rly lived. The action was brought through ! f rtf5''. " "JtW iV Xx T -TMar.-::,. : . y . Tap. he haoagumpmI iasjKp reIi.:v.---pK'tt.-'yfr.-Jvgf His foori I I .lew tweo CFACt MTU A PA6A5B- ME. WAJUteD 6 MEM 6 iHMms$ Ily Norman E. Itrown . Then the Reversa is jes I'etty. southpaw etar of ThoIli the olht.r dav Kobw the American Association last ivtiy in BBainsi the Uruvt-s. Now year, going to prove a bin winner uancrort tl.am naa . p. " unnFiurr "l um xi mii. U I ,, f rK- nA hall . I, liiry have had trouble winning names. I'etty wound bis lefthand ed shots around the necks and belts ot the brave batters with the In the ,. A. hen the same ended the Samuel Klnirer. her leRnl guard lan. The removal of patches cf Dodgers? kin took place Augu't I", 1923. Any one who can answer this the suit avers. The skin, accoie- question authoritatively should get Ing to attorneys for the child, was j in touch with L'ncle wilbert Itobln- l-h hn.llv l.rnert n,l lal.T ,ii.. 7. . ' I"ar.v "O had sho I. n .... -. ,,Hb uvir nuuuic ib ai. died. regarding the lefthander. The still charges that Klng-r ity led the American Associa nd his wife ahiid Sarah. strurH ;non wlh 29 victories and eight ann nrenacu ner aim citni-iieti had allowed but four men and fan- " . ' e" ,1D,'c4ue Made Hooiier Team "Petty was the greatest pitcher In the A. A. last year," said Smlih. "It Is an old saying that a guoa southpaw can make a ball club I'etty has proved it with us. We figured that he could prove It In the big show. We asked a price 1l keeping with that estimation." The Dodgers finally won out in they her to undergo the operation, In which tho child was glren an anaesthetic by hypodermic Injec tions and the nkln removed. The removal. It 1 charged, left her llmhs permanently disfigured and scarred. All Mother's Hay plants and flow, rs at Tho Fein, florist. it I i llernr nnlerlnr TOlir pnrrarMl lt'8 going; to be Some show and you doil't WlUlt to miss .with flowers from The Kern, will , graduation announcements, call at pleas Mother neit Sunday, MutU-Uhe News-Keview of'lre and see the '' new Une Just received. ned five batters. . " "'"T noianapoits dos- .. . es a good minor league southpaw iienats tor tne lnatanapoiis ciud uu m audition to cash. Dutch llenrv last season. He had some big ! b"ca Buying field day at tho ex-1 was the man. llenrv. with New leatue riperience three or four p"n,5B, ,f Im,r Pllchtra and.drleans last season, ranked second years ago. Ilrooklyn scouts fig-)""" " ul ""' ") in earned runs allowed per game urea ne couin step ngnt into tn"""" -"" "" box anil deliver. He appeared to ly ln tn0 )a,t'r 'nnln ' Ihe game be ready when the Dodgers left 'b."t he ""emed determined to show Florida ; 1 ncle noooie mat ne nad the nnki.. . i i. .t.. 'Stuff. The llravos 'ere forced to Seen the Coronn Four? Or i dls- Nw. York u,anIS , ,h(1 r,t mp injeit a r'neb hitter in the ninth play at Parslow Furn. lo. Ask for ,h. rKmn,. Th. ,;.,,, .in their elforts to shove over the Mr. Llntntt. inromniw imn.i him ,.i nt h second of two runs they managed ibog In tlx lnnincs. He allowed ' n h'1" eight hits and walked a man for! ""I' doren big bugue clubs ieverv hit 'were after I'etty last winter. None The next time he started the i mem vanieo to meet tne terms dians. hut rnnldn'i ik. ii. hlllles hammered hlni out of the Owner Smith and Manager Hush slant at the game. Ho aVnv.a a x. asked for the big gent. When I hard man to handle. He is now 30 Manager Robinson ncgan to won- talked with Smith at Plant City, years old, however, and has set- whether or noi the club bad ' la., early in tne spring, ne ex- tied down to the serious busiuese w inlainej bis aide of thu matter. nt rtlthln I B URNS ItMwwda p(dr notlj WICKS n. (W if WiWww j tw r.rHs 'been 'stuck " ne won n and lost two games after Joining them from the lod gers. Ho has had big league ex perience. He should be able to turn tn a fair Hat of victories In Petty's p ace. Petty haa been nine years climb ing to the top. He started with San Antonio In llUd. As n.nted before, he was up three or four years ago, with tho t levi land In-