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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. MAY 25, 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
iMued Daily Except Sunday by Tha Nowa-RevHw Co., Ine.
U. W. BAT as.
BERT O. BATES-
..PresKlKnt and Manaicr
Secretary -Treasurer
Luu rml aji arcond ciasa waiter May 17. l'J-u. at ib punt office at
Koat-burn, Orenon, uodrr the Act of March 2, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dally, per year, by mall.
DaUy. six months, by mail-
lastly, three months, by mall
Dally, single mouth, by mall-
Day, by rarrlnr, per month..
(Vnekl.t N wa-Kevlew, by mall, per year..
.14.00
I 00
100
. 60
. 60
. 2 00
Mriub.r of Tfar AuHtmrd frfM,
Tha Associated tTtaa In ?lf iualvuly entitled to the uae for rauMI
.'Mhi of all n dlapali'ha credited to It or not olhrwl.i rr-11ted
in fhia patr and to a'.l local nvwi publlafcad brreln. All rights of re-ouHlt-ation
of apt-rial tll.patrn.a herein are alao reacrved.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1925.
EARNING TO FATHERS" AND MOTHERS
; In its final report the grand jury made reference to the
appalling juvenile delinquency existing in this citv and
connty and issued a warning to fathers and mothers to exer
cise extreme care in the guidance of their children and pre
senting more wholesome home environments if they expected
to remedy present existing evil conditions now prevalent in
a goodly number of homes in this vicinity. Commenting on
this very important matter the grand jury stated:
"We have had before us evidence tending to show a con
dition existing among certain young children that is almost
unbelievable in its depravity and degeneracy. That some
persons, either of immature or mature years, have been
guiley of unspeakable actions is clear to us. Our only regret
is that, owing to the contradictory statements and plain i their lawns without weann1
prejudice and bias of the witnesses before us, we are unable
to-determine who are the guilty and who the guiltless. We Japan got another ,hjkeup a,t
strongly urge that the proper officers see that the two young week, contrary to Frisco custom
quake instead of
"tna bin fir "
ing "and counselling attention of the Juvenile Court, not in
any sense as a punishment but in order that these little chil
dren may have, in the future, an opportunity in life which
the evidence before us clearly reveals they have not had in
the past.
'The evidence of juvenile delinquency whidi has come
before us requires us to call the attention of the fathers and
mothers of Douglas County to the fact that they must never
relax for a moment their watchful attention and guidance
of their children. Had we not sat through this session and
Br BERT a BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
It'll do your heart
Good to give
Till It hurts
To the American Legion
Endowment fund for
World War orphans
And disabled vets.
OUMBELL DORA THINKS
I. O. O. F. is a radio station.
4 I"
All that's left of the carnival Is
a few butted kewple dolls and
pocketbooks. j
I j
But the land of the strawberry !
sure put over a real festival and I
th9 (Imnnni CM'imtm. niuuis ami I W
Walt Day deserve the distinguish
ed service medal.
2
"Cockroaches 4 Inches long found
in Dutch Guinea" says an Oregon
Ian headline. This oughta be con
solation to the hash-house victims,
h
When it comes to roses you'll
hafta look a long ways to find a
spot In the world that compares
with little ol' Rose burg. In this
city the perfume of flowers is so
over-powerin' that folks can't mow
gas
Surprise the Family
The kind of a surprise that you will give the family
when you take home some of our Delicatessen
cooked foods will call for a unanimous vote of
thanks.
ROASTS. PIES, CAKES, TAMALES, SALADs!
HOT BREAD EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY Chicken Pies, Meat
Croquettes, Peach and Apple Pie.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Funcy Grocers
Phone 5 1 5
Sande's Derby Victory Ends Race for Honor
of Being Greatest Jockey of 1925 or All Time
- Last but not least, Bill Bell de
serves a bouquet for dishln' out
three days of top notch weather.
verse are engaged in a hot ctmtro.
versy over fcvolution and while
these birds are discussin' the ques
tion pro and con the old fashioned
folks will continue to sing "Come to
the church in the wildwood."
'
We'll bet Queen Thelma tossed
her crown under the bureau Satid
dy night and muttered "Thank hev-
1 ings that's over!"
i J. J. J.
personally heard the evidence before us, we could not believe l wn. ., D . '
that conditions sudh as have been here exposed could exist row some of our posies to decorate
in the state of Oreornn. Instruction nf rhilHron nlnnir moral ,ht,r village for the rose festival?
and sexual line must be given at home if the children are to
have even a fighting chance in life. We earnestly request
tho parents of the children of Douglas County to instruct
their children along such lines, to talk with them regarding
thyir thoughts and actions, and to use their every effort to
see that their children sliall not reach the sad plight of those
who have been before this body."
When girls of 12 to 16 years of age are allowed to roam
'about at will without any parental restraint there is little
wonder that the grand jury was amazed at the conditions
existing. . Only last week a representative of this paper was
called to listen to the testimony of two children, one aged
12, the other 13. The story of child delinquency told by
these two youngsters was beyond conception in fact, was
ro degrading and nauseating that their utterances brought
the flush of shame to the countenance of their adult listeners.
Their story was truly frightful and degrading in the ex
treme. Coupled with the happenings of licentiousness existing
was a boy of 19 years and a man of middle ago, but the
children's testimony was so conflicting, so muddled, that a
conviction would have been impossible had these alleged
contributors to the children's delinquency been brought be
fore the bar of justice. Also, it was plainly shown that
other boys had shared their shame, among whom was a
brother of one of the girls, who had had the privilege of oc-'r "
cupying the same sleeping apartments of one of the children in i t r nf tiu ir rnttago in win
for the past several years. There was no conclusive cvi-!X: 7k,iZrtX
donee presented by others than the irirls themselves, miioh i hv i'""' hoanii.it; houw
STATE PRESS J
I COMMENT
Till: l.(M.AMt:ill(V.
Tho ne who thought tho clay
of the loganberry pant, have an
other guess com! MR, according to
official figures of the nurthwest
fruit and vegetable pack lor 1924.
Then show that not only were
more loganberries canned lust
year than in previous hUtory. but
that more were canned than ap
ples or pears, and more lhan
blackberries, strawberries and
runpberrtcs combined.
lit 1924. there were 31)6.073
(uses of loganberries canned and
all sold an against 226,73 in
U:i, jjliN.mM In 1922, 21.7, 482 in
11421, 1 15,073 in 1 yiiif and 204,
022 in lHli. Lam year the total
pack of blackberries wait 1 7 U.ti 7 7
ruses, nf strawberries Kit.til.
The "intellacuals" of the uni- of riisuberriea h!l.61.
The great bulk of loganberries
have lu the past, as with other
berries, cherries, etc., been barrel
led, or dried, or utted for juice,
but the steady growth of the can
nery output proved that the logan
berry is Ire re to stay and grow
ing in favur as a canned product,
and while the large grower per
haps cannot produce them profit
ably at prevailing prices, the
small grower can and does. ISO
the loganbvrry patch will remain
as one of the assets of diversified
farming. Salem Journal.
MING
OF
TAXPAYER LIST
2
' "K'll sura seem good to stay
home now."
For concrete worm cat! Tayloc
113 No. Flint 8. Tel. Z25-R.
Kl:i.F-riiOTK'TION.
Pennsylvania U required by legislative-
enactment to work, vat
and sleep by standard time. Ten
nessee has a law which forbids
the teaching of evolution. Texas
make a pool room Illegal. Kan
sas citizens violate the law when
they buy cigarettes. The whole
country, of course, has the amend
ment which for bliis the draught
from the ardent cup. When you
By Norman E. Brown
A few weeks ago Just before he
roue barazeu to victory In an early
i season race Karl Sande was rated
as "done."
The race was on fof the honor of
being the greatest winning Jockey
of 1125.
It loomed aa a free-for-all, too.
The list was headed by Clarence
Hammer, Vony McAfee, Mack Gar
ner, Ivan - 1'arke. veterans, and
Mark frator, McAuliffe and one or
- two other youngsters. j
Then came the Saratoga special
; at Harve de Grace. Sande. riding
for Mrs. Vanderbilt. repeated for
mer victories with Saruzen by rid
ing the golfer's namesakv to the
wire in handv form. The skeptics, i
however, said he wasn't quite him
self seemed a bit timid. i
Hummer's victory with Conven
try In the Preakness. the first of ,
the big $r0-0(0 clnsMm and the
one preceding the Kentucky Der-1
by, boosted that little fellow's stock
in the race for honors. j
Gifford Cochrun. wealthy soap '
man, seeking someone to ride his i
hope Flying Ebony in the Der-1
by event, decided to pin his-faith
on Kumnier. He offered the lad
just $1.5,000 for second call on his i
services as a rider In the hope.
. j that. In view of Coventry's with-i
. i . j drawal from the Churchill Downs '
j event. Hummer would be able to.
Newspapers Victorious in ; "''?!. eh'a,:c,nl,(i ,h. ,wd-raii
offer, but W. Averall Harriman, I
with first call, sent him in to ride
at Jamaica.
Then came the news that Sande,
wihout a mount in the big race, i
I was Beekiug to "buy a chance to
OTHFR RIII INP-s MAnFirf,Ie- 1Ie niul orfre(l on Jockey
VJintLK KUUUOlVlAULij, for ,he privilege of riding
his mount and $4,000 of the purse
If the mount won.
Cochran wired Sande an offer to
ride for him second call.
Sande accepted. ,
The Derby Is history sad his-,
tory for those who strung with
Quatrain, Captain Hal, Son
Johnson, Kentucky Cardinal
the otfier off and on favorites.
And ifande?
Back Into His Own.
Sande stands out now a
IT w , . -m M jM
IITIITE1
Government' Appeal to
the Supreme Court
Asiatics in U. S. Army Not
Citizens Ban Placed on
Chinese Wives of
Americans.
i'j. a.rv-l
jtto. .r - f IFi ,
WASHINGTON-. May 25. Ths
nrwxpapiTH which pub Ishert lists
of Income tax payers and the
amounts tney paid last fall were
uphi ld in duinn so today by the
aupri'me court.
The court declared the news
piipt'ra were not Kuilty of a vio
lation of tho law in publishing
income tax lists made available
to public inspection in the offices
of the colletors of internal reve
nue. The caaes appealed were
those won by the Kniisas City
Journal and the Ilaltimore Post
In ihe lower courts which had
held that nny 1 $v prohibiting pub-
"Flying Ebony," Kentucky Derby winner, and closeup of Earl Sands.
years it has ranked as the blue i Ebony his head,
ribbon event of ihe American tnrf, It may be another rider would
hura "field" horse won. have sized up his horse as one with
Sande. no doubt, knew this when Ihe "class" to make that final
of the Cochran offer came. Those on l 'purt."
and the inside told him that "Flying i Suffice it to say Sande did.
Kbony" was "a good horse." Hut ! As to ths Othsrs.
all horses, with the breeding, train-1 Parke's mount was wiihdrnwn.
! Ir.g and care given Derby entries 1 McAtee on Backbone, was in
gr"atet 'are "good" horses. the also-rans
Jockey than ever before There Hut Sande wanted to ride. He Garner rode Kentucky Cardinal,
is no question as to who the out-! wanted his knees wrapped around an also-ran.
standing jockey of today is. I something in that race. He took ' Captain Hal, a "better horse,"
Sande rides against the field in . the chance. finished second.
the race for jockey honors. it may be that another rider i Son of John, late favnrile by
Two years ago he rode 7,ev to ! would have gotten "Flvlng Ebony" i virtue of his speed before the race,
victory in the Derby. Z.'V was a ' away lo a good start Kande jump-1 finished third
great horse. Proved it over a ed into fourth place from Ihe bar- In other words, Earl Sande mado
couple of campaigns. The other rier. , Flying Ebony. He carried his
horses who have been draped wilh It may be that another rider ' mount through a field of good
the rose blanket, emblematic of vie-1 strange to his mount would have 1 horse-fair jockey combinations and
tory In the Derby, were ail "prob- had the courage to hold his mount 1 outran his only rivals on whatever
abilities" because of their show- in on th back stretch the wav;thevhad.
ings as two-year-olds, breeding. Sande did. Sande let Captain Hal i And, judging from his form to
etc. Never In the history of the take the lead, to tire himself out , dav, the future still lies ar.ead ot
half century Derby in lite fifty on the first turn, then gave Flvlng him.
liration of inlornmtlon which con
gress had directed. the internal from Knlllll Camllnn Invnlvlna- Ihe I
study law, you find almost
ninny Hiannes wnicn roruui pi;u- rn-kiiiuu uuri-uii io maKo nvauaoie hraiiknipt estato of Charles F
pie to nun uieinscives as you iinu nir puouc inspection would oe , nnv(j Company and from New
of those which lorbld them to . unconstitutional. This conlen-jYork invoh.n Kmm,hi Nat.hoJ
hurt others. Portland Journal. (Hon. tiro supreme court in effect unlt u-ni.n hanL-ninta
Outside and Inside while paint
J2. S3 a gallon at Powells.
OUTCOME OF
DASH TO POLE
IS NOT KNOWN
(Continued from page 1)
(he world watted for months in
I!I2 for new it rrom thf ill fated e
j iedtt inn of Robert F. Sent t, the
j Hritinh explorer, to the South lole
nas tne late or any polar explorer within the control
The government contended that lRnint(Hl t((iHV jn the government's I
unsuccessful suit against the Pa- ;
I nA, i , l i ki '.. i cine States Paper Trade Associ.v ;
lion, the Portland Paper Trade As- ;
sociation, the Spokane Paper and j
Stationery Company and others j
charged with havintr restrained in- j
terstato commerce in paper and i
paper products on the Pacific l
Coast and in tho Hocky Mountain !
states.
Congress provided that the Com
missioner of. Internal Kevenue
should make available "to public
Inspection In u h manner as he
; may determine, in the office of
the collector in each internal rev
enue district and in such other
j place. he may determine, lists
containing the name and th post
office address of each person
malting an Income tax return in
such district, together with the
amount of income tax paid by
such p?r.on." It was entirely
of the Com
lUfflM
i
NKWMI'liKYPOHT. Mums.. May xciled so muh speculation and mtssioner the government held, to
25.- Hurry A Klrby, hunted in ' Interest in England as has that prohibit publication of the lists
connection with the murder of j f 'be Amundsen Ellsworth expe- n the newspapers, and to rie-
Mls Atdu Heyward. the shooting "Hi"", now overdue at bpllzenber- (ermine the "other places' than
Knima Towns and the l Ken. lhe offices of the collectors in
Throughout ronttnentul Europe which they should be mnde puh
alsn, Amundsen's plight is the one He.
absorbing topic of interest and In tho exercise of his disere
anxiety. Newspapers give the tlonnrv powvr It w,n arnued the
(if which wii n nnfllelintr iUai l.ttL. ,,i.,wl,.n ,l,li,i i Mrhy B,""iM,,( '"at he was the i greatest prominence to dispatches Commissioner had decided that
. . " v vv- vwmi i m;in snugiu ny Maine aut twirittes,
ffivon their utterances. 'The fact reimtinml. howovrr. that ,it
KI.AMATM FALLS, Ore., May
2.". Trapped by the fast rising l
wntTs of the Klamath river when ;
he flood gales nt Copco were
opened Sunday utter norm, N. H.
Wilbur, traveling man of San
Francisco, who is survived" hv a
i widow, was drowned, and J. Kos
A Good Thin DONT MISS IT 'berg, of Snti Francisco, and Jairk
Bond your name and addres -plainlj Sewrlu. of Yreka. narrowly es
writtn, together with 10 cents, stamps oi enped with their lives. The flood
coin -land this slip) to Chamberlain 0f water rauglit the men as they
J!iLcS?-tJ)el Kli,in"; ,ow n'1 w fishing in the Klamath river
cetve m return a trial package containino , ., , ,, , , , ...k e .
CHamrkhlain'sta ti.K-NP.i..,5 Km berg caught Seven n as he
toutlpMr.dlrsttcn. gawiy (tnina tint W1' "P ,,ff his feet. Wilbur
crowd the heart. hiliousneB and ronstipa- started to tloat down the river
tion: CHAMKKRI.AIN S 1 ol.IC AND an,t his body was pursued in an
uiARiwiwM Kf.ir.ni ror pam in tr- automobile by (he survivors
Stude;aker costs lerfs per pound
than butter. i
Ki.r
I mm Spiubeig.-n. as well as lo the the lists should he made avail- 1 Tl.SZ,JuiAieTltr?,l' he sank alter a chae of four
(Associated I'm Lcawil Wir )
WALLA WALLA. Wash., May
25. Mrs. Agnes Heiiipe New
house, of this city, was fatally in
jured last night whn the auto
mobile In whirl, he and her hus
band were returning from a base
bail game at La Grande, went
into ihe ditch on the tat high
way about four miles from this
city near the Walla Wallu Kiver
bridge. Mrs. New house was
thrown through t lie windshield
and h'-r throat cut. death result
ing fiom lo.ss ol blood ten mtn
utt s aftvr she arrived at a local
hosnilal. Mr. Newborn turned
denied any mniiectinn with speculations of other exiilnrera nnd nhli to nnhlir Innnection nnlv in Llf. .fi! ? i JNh. . 1 . , mib s. The hmlv was recovered out to avoid a mninrrvcln imd
both children had indlllired in illicit rohitiimti u ilh m-inv 1 . ' Mis Hevward. He Wf Arctic experts as to what might the office f the collectors. wounds, piiea ami skin affection, fry n"i,p ,hp Chnrles Huhl.ard ranch, lost control of his car when tho
...V(M.f(,m III Hill I t 1 llirUI'Mn Vi llll llllll. i hu 1,1 that hl llJllf fllllll.l lht WOlll- h:.v.i hnimn.J .K.. ...tu ; lo.n,, ..wl nl)..,e AuiM... fk.r. 1 w 1 s .1 t mlb.a l,..l.iu- h..to ha lrtt h-'a t.,tu I . . ft . I .
boys and were far on the downward path. Their minds ! n' tiy in a cottage iid
had been poisoned and their stories bore evidence of extreme
depravity.
Just so long as parents persist in giving homo leader
ship to their boys and girls, these deplorable conditions w
Lake 1
continue to exist. There is no other alternative. To bring
d off for the North Pole. 1 wrwrf in the Cniterf States armv
.Maranaiook. near Winthorp, , Reports from the I'nited States 1 navy or coast guard during the
Maine, and moved it to the cot- 1 1 tiat Ihe I'nited States navy diiigi- world war are not entitled" to na
liige of Ml-s Uray or Wntertown. 1 bio airplanes Shenandoah or Los ttirnllzation. the supremo court
Mass., which he occupied. He Angeles might be pressed Into set- "O decided todny.
gave no explnnatloii of his reason, (vice to search for the explorers' The fair average value of the
hirny iaut that he arrived In ;have aroused the keenest interest net a"fwts of corporations nnd not
10 cents. "Ion't miss it.
footing.
ment.
wburryport from Maine Satnr-
on a
Km rp it la tit.) fr...w.ri nt.ir.1,,,, the Bverace market value of the
I.,,..- 1 ........ im,i there is no Immediate cause for snares 01 mock musi no usea ny
,MUU "n" tini'u imo ine W(rui Hie Iirst rptislte is; room .Saturday ntght nt a lodg- :anx..,y. '.:,ny Norwegian other the government in assessing ca-
better home environment. Without it srw iidv w 5it .1 t.i ' ln5 ho" Vp! hy' KrRk !'nml ' Scandinavian and Knghsh authori-i Pl' stocks taxes, the supreme
.... . . 1 who r'cngni7eo me man irom 1, j
(reached the pole and that Amund-
sen Is awaiting favorable weather
jC-onditions before attenpting to re
turn.
Hello! Hellol
Where Shall We Meet?
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
8 McCurc Ncwspapir SynJicaw
m every community,
copo with evil conditions that exist
large and small.
It is just about time for parents to realize tho fact that
responsibility toward their children dot's not consist of bring-j
ir.jy them into the world, then dumping their blood and flesh !
on the market to be culled and sorted by a lot of harlots and 1
degenerates,
One very important feature of tiie recent strawherry
carnival, or rather should have been, was a bountiful dis
play of our choice straw berries. This was lacking. ,The
straw berry growers of this county seem not to "know then
berries' when the opportunity presents to make a faxorable
impression on the visitor. Why this Mate of affairs in the
strawberry belt of the .state? It should be jut to the contrary.
gntrnd the man from
pictures published in Sunday I
inw-pupTs and called the police. J
When officers asked him if he i
were Kirbv, thv man replied im-
medliitt'lv:- -
"That 's me."
Fond faid that Kirbv h;id sem-
1 ed polite and friendly and had
. .tcfompaub'd I lie lamilv to chutvh.
! W bin Hrre-tMl today. Kirbv made
j no reittani-e. He said he oiild
. tu a Ire h statement later, explain
ing his ntovenielit' since Inst TtlfS-
1 day inc. hi , w ht'ii ,M i-s He w an) v. a4
. eatTh ti avav troni her home after
. her aunt , M rs. Mm ma M. Tow ns,
hml been shot nnd the collate et
on I ire.
i K 1 1 by !-1 id he w .- w lllin; to
return to Main- f.r hi'iirinn It
w.it eM-vt-d that of;ie('rs would
jrrivi' today to tske Kir'-y lo Au-
The main streets are no place for motorcycle races.
These gas machines have too run h speed for crowded
thorough fa res.
0
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
I S VVaih.T llmvati. local office.
H-i-rhmg. or' sen. 1 houts ending
tnd eerv day a hummer,
y, "it was some canmal."
rljrts were all
Well, it lasted three day
In the vernacular of the small b
If John Harlevcorn was prest nt hii
asleep during the?iirce days carnival.
o
Tho woitther man certainly did a good job. Straw her
ries and cream for U ni. O
6 )
is better not to pay a bill at all than to write a chetk
with 110 funds in the bank.
and It u 11-
I'recipitatlon hi lm h
di IUi'
HiCll' t l.-mpe: Villi' Vesterd'iv 71
l.ow iT t."i, r nine laM nit ht 41
I'm 1 Iptra'ton, hT I'l hours 0
T''al , 'e i 1 Miiee (s nf inr!;h 1 7
Vnrsnal precip for this month 2 e 5
Tofl pri'ilp from Septembtr
1. lo date . 10. 64
Altale prenp. (rem Sent.
1. 1.7
Tntal cxceH from
A-'ii' piet Ipiiattnn for 4i
ff'n-4it:is. 1 s. pietntv-r to
itH-hilei . . ,m 4t
Kan loeinht and T "-da . con-
tii.u.d mild D
WILLI A M ItKLL
J Sir John Scott Kelrte, for many
; years secretary of the royal g-o-j
giaphh ai society and recognized as
an authority on matters relating to
th Arctic, told the Associated
Cress today that Amundsen h;id
the greatest confidence that there
is land in the vicinity of the North
Vob. Sir John said he believed
that If AmutuNen has found this
land he undoubtedly has descended
jto make a thoromtfi Investigation.
1 Sir John expressed the opinion
(that sm It an aOnpt would be rx
tn-mely hazardous but In view- of
Aniund-en's long record of An t :c
I exploration, he oVelared that If any
expbwer could land at the 1'olr
and return safely that nun Is
1 AmumNen.
! In connection with the report
of propo.ed fltchts by American
dtiicibles. the opinion was ex pre--sed
tn scientific ctrclcs thst shout. 1
t li"ie lie no new s of Amun Nt n
witntti itie next h-w- days sm h a .own. North
relief expedition ouM be of the iuit.na. ar
greaiesi uiue.
ourt declared In a case from New
York City brought by the Hay
Consolidated Copper Companv.
F. C. Nut, K. R. Kauntleroy,
J. K. Steneck nnd Harry C. Wan
ner, of Chicago, must go to Cle
vplnnd. (hto. under th' court's
decision today to anwer indict
ments charging them with forty
three other persons and 47 corpo
rations with violating the Sher
man anti-trust act by their acttvi
in the malleable Iron Indus
try. -rirva;
t'hint se wives and tne minor
children of Chinese merchants re- j
elding here are entitled to ndint"
Hlon. but the Chlnee wives of I
American citizens are not entitled j
to admission into this country un
der the new immigration u.t, th I
Court also ruled today. (
The ordinance of Portland, Ore
non. reiulring the pa mi nt of li
cense fes and th- filing of a bond
by persons sotlcitinjr orders de
clared Invalid today hy the sup
reme court. The casr was hrnu-ht
hy the Real Silk Hosiery Mills of
Indianapolis.
Cities in Minnesota. California,
lnkota. Montana, j
Washington hive 1
Imilar ordinances. Justice Me-
lle nobis In Mlciing the opinion ;
!aid such a rejEUlstion was an un-,
lawful restraint of interstate com- .
mcrn-e.
The Vnlted Mine Workers of 1
America, both national and inter- I
national were declared hv the I
supremo court todav not guilty of I
having restrained lntrtaie com- j
merce In connection with the coal ,
0 miners strikes in Arkansas in 111. )
Itefore omerlng your rnrraved int Cnited St. if pa is not entitled
araduatlon announcmentR. calt at to priority In bankruptcy proceed-
tna N"W Review office and ie tha .n fnr ahi nihr thnn t.. ilm t
MeleorolofiUt. new Liu Just received. ...,.mA ...r h-:t t,,i.v m ,
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finance an exp'illt'on tor the re
lief of Amunden :d was certain
his plain would t a sueeets.
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