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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. APRIL 1,I927. ROSEBURG Issued Daily Except 8unday ;-'.. . Mrwlfer mt Til The Associated PruHx ii exclusively entltluil to th use tor republt- wiuu- m IMI flaw uiBimiU(- ureunruiu ti ur ijul uiuvrwiH ureuueo jn tulaj papur and to all lufal news published herein. Alt rights of republica tion nf mierlal dispatches hernln ara-aUu rMervd 11. W. BATES "HIHT (I BATES- ' sintered aa second" clut, matter i--- ' , KOHeuurK. Oregon, under th Act uf March 2, i7S. rr. T- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally. Per year, by mall Dally, six months, by mail Dally, three mouths, by mall Dally, slugie month, by mull -Daily, by carrier, per month - Weekly-News-Review, bv mall. Hos eSur g7"5Be g on, ANOTHER BUBBLE SMASHED. ;. ; Somehow this life Is full of disappointments, and our oldest and fondest illusions all get smashed up sooner or la . ter. , . This gloomy remark is caused by a little story from Tulsa, Okla... whei;e chorus girls, went on strike because their ; wages of $15 weekly were not enough to Jive on. They woii th'e strike and a $2.i)0 raise. ; , Thus i perishes another illusion. ' ; ;:. We had always supposed that more' matters like food and drink wore not among the major worries of a hard working, chorine. Never having enjoyed any first-hand in formation oil the matter, wc had imagined that the life of the chorus girl was just fane round of fun; in the evening, dancihff .aljou't behind, the footlights and later on, mebbe, gay parties and all that. ; .';. t ; ... , Bub it seems that the chorus girl, like all the rest of its, bitcn has a hard time keeping the wolf from the stage door. "the life i of it ..chjaTila feirl is a hard one," one of the, Tul sa fair ones is quoted as saying. "You see, we have to iiave ilecelit street wai'di'obes so that when the iilidienee sees us j on the street the character of our. show Won't suffer. Clothes cost money, and when you; finish' paying your board and room at the end of the week arid replenish your stock of cos metics, there is little left for AhcT another; adits' : j 'tljese stoi-lds about this . .he bunk; Since I have boon in the chorus I hitvejeard a lot about the 'hist life,'' but the only Mace I find land sneed is. in the girls trying to make their weekly pty checks cover the ground ftltey'taust coVe''! ? , i'!.'' j f !!"' ' I wen, mo; ue :iu oonienow, more, tyheri, wis sit in jthe Kudience at a musical show; can we pi'et'eiid 'that the gayiy clad (or otherwise)1, damsels ugia inc iuumijMiM aro are-ireu ouueuues., vve suau ue oppressed by the, thought that sortie of them, doubtless, need ilioes, and that others have iibt.hiid a square meal ail-week. ' - It's r'eally too bad. , ', " ,' ' I , -0 MIGHTY1 t'ryOl'AGANDA. 1 1 f ts i i ' ' i j " i ) 1 v: The pen, as tho old saying "lias it, is mightier tltn the sword. And so is the typewriter.. 1 ' ' '4 JCh fhinescj (atjoniist forces khow jthis', and' conse quently are sweeping everything before them. , . ., Ll , ' 'I . Why did Shanghai fall? , By force of.arins? Not at all. Propaganda did the trick. The fighting for iossession, of jUniihai.; hK jb'ebh: 'Wild. ?cp5hpare'd Willi the battled bt'thb World .war. - Shanghai fell because the propaganda, of.tlie Nationalists had Undermined it from within. , . , , . , . . i In China today the pen is winning more victories than the feword; Considering the magnitude of tho dperatidns, the bloodshed is surprisingly light. . t 'r Cliina has learned the value, of propaganda.. ; ' .. HORNSBY'S STOCK IN CARDINALS IS ' BARRIER IN N. Y. I (Aiwl(el .-a Lnmi Wire.) ' NRW VOI11C April 1, Tho Hon ors Hornsby slock tannin appoiiml hoadod for. tho court today. After brhiKliiR IiIh lust lioulilnul, Iridic KotiHh, tu'idor u tliio.-yci'u' contrai't. .Miumni'i', ..John WcCniw pi' tho (Hunts came out Jn dmhiiiro lo tho orders of John ' A.- HoyilW, piosi dent "I I lie nntlnnal li'iivui'. with 'till limiouiicenieiil that he Intended to play Iliirnsby, reKardlcim of whelher Holers, sells his slock In tlio St. l.ouls Canllimls. . . ."Ilornshy ciinnot pluy vlh Now Voilt while iKildlni; one eighth of the stock In the SI. l.ouis club." said lleydler., "1 .ln-lU-vn 1 will lmvo (he supiKHt of the hoard of directors In this stand, i yen to the extent of ileren'dliiK my position In u roui't of law." ., , lioush, lust of the melnipolitiin jiiajor leauite holilouls, cano . into the fold nsliide ll continrt whiih In said to rail for an uiiiiiiul suliiiv nf $a2,000-Jll.niio ninre than the Cluuls offered him In his ordinal COtltl'llct. Ralvanl.ud sei-oeii wire at Tow ell's Futnilure 8tnre. MOVIE MAN TRYING TO-. AID COOLIDGE rtlnntr ncc-r crrp' L-rlVJUOC. tvCol Ollt.;dh l.w,M-lHlr,l l'nM l.-i,M.l Wirr.) Wiiiinvi-i'.iv .. .1, 4 , dent C'oolhlge now has an oppnr tiiulty lo "look over" somo or the Sites whlih liavo been offered him lor 11 Hummer residence in the w est. A movlo mini who has slacked his Judgment alongside the presi dent's hi picking sites has pictured a half dozen in riv., ,1lfr,.,-..t slates, and plan-d the liiciures al inn oispnsai oi Air. am .Mrs. Cool- 1,1,.., ..l, ,. .1111 u... .. .. ' lei'llon of a summer homo. Tho!"' tditures show sites In Colonido. ouih I'aRotn, Wyoming. Wiscon sin and Michigan. JESS HAYES RESIGNS fA. iitlnl I'l.-m, ,.-nw-,i !1, BAI.K.M, Ore., April 1 -The ro. r:gniiiion of jess Hayes from the1 State Klsh ('ouiniissioh was re-1 . reived, nt the olflce of Governor I. 1,. PhIIcimih hern this morning. j H'".i;mi(lon were already 1111 , Ltud (rum W. T. Lakm and John j NEWS - REVIEW by Ths Nws-Rvlsw Co., I no. Aamiolatrd I'rena. -President uutl Muwigur ..8ecreu4ry-Ti"ttsurer May it, 1920, at tli pom office at 4.00 - 2 00 - 1.0P - .61) ..DO per. year 2.00 F rid'Ay1, APRIL "XSZ the glad rags.' llli loose life of the .'chorus are all i we re sorry, to near it. xno . , , I C. Vouch, tho other two members of Ihu coininissloii. . , . '. STEAMERSCOLLlDE OFF : GIBRALTAR; 18 MISSING J rAuiucUICfl PnM lrf.i'd .WIW-.) i LONDON, April-1 l.loydft learn od from Clhrultar today that the lliitlh steanier Atithor .frmh Liv erpool for ('ali'iitln collided elKht miles off Gibraltar with the Hpau luii sleuiner, Vaeliilo durliiK n fog. Half the crew (if the .Spanish sleuiner wci-o plcheil up but. IS, men are inisslitK and a iinval tUK Is setirehinK for Iheui.: .; 'I'lie. Aulhor, leaking at tlio 1'ore peak, is makliiK its way to lilKml lar. , .' ; -o- CARD OF THANKS dt'rtho t expri'Sh oifr 'icm't ft'lt Itmiika to tho miiti v rrinul;' unit iii'llihuiH' tor their lu'tp and bcjHitinil floral nfturi:iKS ihiritiK tlio HlfknoHS anil clout ll uf our bf- lovi'rt wltu ami moth(r. J. 1'. (UiHttir. , . Himic M. Jonkiny, flam k 1jil7.i Hurry 10, l.utz. SNOW AT KLAMATH FALLS f.tiwliilnl I'ri-w lj-n.nl Vri) Kl.AMATIt l-'AI.I.S. tire., April 1 Klamath was subjected to ll real April l'ool's Joke today when j. .s n, .,1,1,1 luur. ini-iies 01 Kronen ami every in- - allon of eoiilluued i- t o ruiv weath. iti-imris rroin outlying ills I tril ls tell of snow ol' depths rang- "'K two to ten Inches. MUSHY CALLAHAN AND .. .. SPUQ MEYERS MATCHED f (.,t,cl4l Prcw i.pmiM WIlV.) 1-tiS A.'i:i--.l,l:tt. April 1 -Mushy Cnlhihnn will ,li,.,l 1,1 .i,lr , ivelterwelghi ehnuii.lonshlii ncalnsi Spug" Meyers, of Idaho. May 3I. "hliago. his manager, Kddlo " " uniuy. .MeverH, l,l,.....l,..l l lll, l ,.., 1, J - "111 Chli-nuo last month. . BOCHE" DELETE FROM . ! FRLNCH MOVIE FILMS ' lAM.x-ut'-'l ii.m i.,-tn,,i wirt-.i -PAKIS, April 1 The Pi-anro-nerimin war hatchet was buried a few inches deeper today. The Pin Is police ordered the proplelors of several tnotloii picture houses delete Iho ''Insulting" word "lloche" from a film now showing 11 ml rvpliiti! It wild "Alleuiaud" 'he Preach word for "Uernmn." PPUME PKKLVTS ThQ bill collectors' Now realize that April Fool's Day , Isn't so much Of a. Joke. , , ,. ;,,F'lnstan.ce, hevlng pity the poor collector who drops In the sanc tum of. a practical joker, and ac cepts a scegar on a day like this, r .An' then agin, imagine his cha grin when he visits the next place and, gets booted In the seat o; the pants. ... . .' .' ;. An' even' the' poor, down-trodden wife, hands ilm a 'rubber dough nut fer lunch, . : ' 1 f ' ' ' '' ' ! ' ' ' I But we hav no pity fer the bozo who thinks--it funny to pour glue in the telephone. - , ? : ' 4 4 4 i - ' And If a kid of ourn "salted the gravy with molasses .he'd git ho derndest lickin'. he. ever had even If we did lister do those foolish things when yet a young sprout. 4 4 i , OANC AMM, But worst of all Is the nuy with the idee that its a wow of a joke to set the alarm .clock fer 3 a, m. i 4 fr . . . Pickln' up a fat wallet on April 1. la one of the best ways to be se lected as the World's Greatest Sap. . But dang their hides, we'd like to find the wiseacre who filled our derby full of flour today I LAFE PERKNS SEZ "Well let's all git on our over alls and no over to the Days of 49 and the bam d,1nce armory tonight." NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nol ice Is hereby given that undersigned has been duly amioinl ed administratrix of tho estate of i Mary 10, Kidder, deceased, and all I persons. hivrlnit claims against nal.l estate aro required to present them 10 1110 duly, vol II led as required by I law, at Hosehurg, Oregon. within six montlis I10111 dine . "seuui'K. .Oregon, in.x-ii ..I I . , Adnilni,stralrlx of the eslate of- ... i-, . , ''"" ' Mddi deceased. . i .' V. W. Waters of Coilau-e Grove 1 Grove j w as an arrival here Thursday ,.. 1 ning mid Is visiting and atiendlng to business nfiiilts in this city. Home for Convalescents Semi Invalids given best of i-are. Kxpoctmtt nioihers glwit every toiislileiiilliji!. Checilu) sur loundllivs. lieasonabl" rates. MRS. CEO. LAMD Phone 70-J ajm ii Am-i h urn 3 , -iiwi:tAIGQrif itriftf .'.Hani. Why Didn't Someone Think of the Ensemble Before? , ' Tho world has Ions given loo ninth thought to women's ap parel and too little to men's (appiuiise)-. ' f - , ' llm now wo liavo the ENKEM lil.E (but only 'at llarth's 'J'ou Kery) a real service to men who value Kood appeuranoe. The K.V.SH.MIILB Is the arraiiB Iiik of Aid, masculine apparel Suit, Shirt, Cravat. Ilelt, Hoso. and ' Hundkorchlef in croups that harmonize in color and ef fect with the features of tho va rious, types of individuals. ' Vou buy your oiitlio : outer wardrobe at one opeiatiou. and thus , are assured of apparel with which you can dwell In peace and contuiitment. , i"HE "COLUMBINE" ' . ENSEMBLE Suit' : Shirt ..:.... Cravat .... Belt ...'. Hoso Kerohief Hat ........... .. 2.50 .: i.oo .. 1.00 .. .70 36 .. 0.00 Complete Ensemble $46.60 Ur, Boy aild Your Girl BY ARTHUR The Parent . V D'ln will answer all slfened letters perlalnlne to parents' ' i probleniawllh their boys and. Klrla. . Wrltw-s' names are never printed. Only qin stioiis of . general interest answered in this column, but all luu.-rs will be answered by mall If written In Ink ana a stump, ,-lf-nWreti!tl envelope la enclosed. Address Arthur Dean, lu care of The News-Itevlew. i , , ; . , Yesterday, Today; and Tomorrow oven 'though With silken cords. ' ' "Hut; Mother, yon iloVi't (iiidor-1 "Instead of tho ' mother passing stand "tin! -yoii' Viiovor'' did and 1 Judgment' on the daughter, it's the iinvdi-J' will. I 'Tho-'ollier girl's- are daugliter who sizes up mother. An doing lt,'wlryi fhouldn't I?' I've gots on worthy And unresponsible niolli ideas of my' own and why iiliouldn'tf er who : Inlks at and punishes her 1'ioiiou lnein.' .... . hccnrs to me we liavo heard Ibis i nelore. It na:i hi-i'ii said siuco tho!! mother linderstands' what is be lirst diliiKbter drew away from tile, hind all these flings ot spirit, the first mother. An ! no matter How Bi-eai liioiiiprH llnuorstnnuiug may be, 'every girl In 'hot- early teens will: go on repeating It world with out end. ' ' , Uiidei'staii'illiig' 'anil - misunder-! atanillng nitlt In tk will each have non-imiieiBtandliig. d a 11 g h 1: e r s'. 'i'here'is ;io 'discrimination. Tlio only - difference '-being that the mother who knows what it Is all about does not box the girl's curs anil send her to bed with the final iling. "I'll have none of your sassy j 1111111.K'.. ,tn Mir;, as you are UI1-, tier this roof you'll do as I say." Yesterday our little girl. Tomorrow- our young woman. Ent to-' day she Is breaking down the bar rier preparatory for a leap 011 her way to full maturity. II is the per iod during which. In some wav or oilier she must ,lireak the bond? of the family must shake off . .the luimis however loving and wise' thai would fain hold her hack, and fare torlli alone to find herself as an individual. Tills does not mean, of course ihat she no longer needs the care .protection and help oil her older, or that Iho family should soon lose its hold upon her alfections and Interests. Hut .il dors mean that her psyehoioglt til needs aro different. her mental and emotional altitudes are chang ed. Her face is toward tho fu ture lite Is rushing to meet her; phi' is heroine a Parson,, with needs, feelings. Ideas ot her own. lion't tool youiself Into thinking merely of her physical changes- ami developments. It Is Life that bursts upon her bewildered horizon -life. myierious. alluring, beckoning lo her from a thousand angles, stlrauge feelings flood her soul feelings of yearnings and iisplia- tlou, stretchings and strainings ; ufti r sonielhlin; she knows nol ,' w'hat; her own sm.illnes, incom-1 pleteiu-ss. overwhelms her.' Soul I destroying loiillncss. and a villi! llm j need for contact with noinethlng.' someone, whoito greatness "flow around her Incompleteness," possess here. Sh" de.-'tres to give j lierseif wholly, not only to he ied, us lit -childhood, but to love.-1 lo rise lo supremo heights of sncrl itii - e and devotion. ier uuulh-r and thai misunuer-; standing ;plimiandi,i,ir mire only irrliat! Noililng could he morel niiwise man the " , . . ' 11 . '"" ".V1 " V" ', uin im- Mil a .i.-eio - , V., . i , . '. , ' , ' , , V ! ...... . .. .. . - . - . "i ; for hrr eftorts lo assei t j her own personality only succeed ! High gr.ide lawnmowers at l'ow In oniflnnliig her opinion of, their ulrs Furniture Store. iiiiinuii. iu oiiueituiiiju anu 111 w iu- i riling Ihe ltri., h wlih-l, ,f I,,.: ! rvltnbiy separate one senetation ij Ii'pmi another. - , I, How nbniil Iho sweet and loving ' tnolher? Imliiliog lite girl's every ' v lllm and luling her bv appeals to I her love nu sniiuthy ror "your I !tineri:iciiiK moliirr'' does no better, j It-he is tctterlcf her uoue the lt-bn. TO START m ter of Midas" by Ahrie Austin tb Be New Fictioti Offering. HAS A UNIQUE PLOT Uriusual Situation Created by 'Author as .Back ground for Tale of Human Emotions. What would you do If a nililioh aire ottered you a Home in uia Vaiucial leHlueiice for a year wun ait tue money jou waieu to spehu lor carrying out your anus auu purposes in life? vtouid you use llio oppoliuiiiiy to good auvuntnge woulu a i,i-ove to oe the louuuu tion of -a career or would you waste It and would it spoil you? This Is the basis lor "Dijiignleis oi .Miuab," tlio new serial to start .Monday in the Uosebiug News-lie- WOW. ' . ,' ; ' "Il;nulil,rrf nf Ml.tiiu" li A..i, Austin, is expeeleu to 'be . one of the most popular serials ever or fered by :icv. simpers.. It js lust be ing released by tne N Ii A service, 'Winch Is noted for llio excellence of its fiction, ll. is tho .story of three beautiful department store girls, a boy who .renounced a. for tune to . make . his own way a strango contest, and the curse that was laid ou four lives by a mil lionaire's gold. , , in llio heart o .Billy Wells stir red ii . great ambit ionto bo a concert violinist, in her dreams DEAN, SC. O. Counsellor .laugliier as though she wore eight years old soon loses out. If tho N daughter rediscovers the mother of hor dreams a woman In klndshlp wun tier own sex. Willi hor own child, and .with those Ideals and fancies seething beneath those im pulsive often thoughtless hut set doin vicious, wild outbursts. OUR CONVERSATION CORNER Budgets for Pupils How much allowance should give my high school boy? w'oiiier. Answer .Mightly little. Hotter start a boy early in life to earn money in order that they may learn how hard tho stuff is to get. Paying Tor home chores is fairly good. Hut doing work for money In the neighborhood brings them In contact wK'i people in order Unit they may learn - to Influence and be influenced by people. One. school sends 1110 figures of neces sary budgets. Item Low Reasonable High Carf are per week $.00 $ 35 5.C5 .75 1.35 Lunches per week .00 Hookt- per year (this. Is reduced by amount of resale ..1.00 Misce 1 1 a p eons sup- ' plies per year 3.1)0 Kxtiu - currl- cular uctl- i ' vil les per year .1.00 S.32 COO S.00 S.00 12.00 It's the Kxtia-curriciilar activi ties whlrh eat up the cash. To save elfort "I'apa. I want a dol lar," could well be made a virtrola record. The.-e activities have their value but It's a wise principal who guards against too heavy a drain on the parental purse. Every loyal high school child Is educated lo believe that he must buy a season ticket lo the fool bull games support the tennis, make lov-i,'V1'15 :lm, every dance, go to the banquets, make vvoryttiing better and costlier than It was last year. The whole Ihtnir Is lionneatcd wilji ! ,1ilc. o,w,l.l,.,,-.- .,,,.1 .i.,r,.,i.i.l ... ,'u , ' I. .,,.,',' ,1,... 11 ,,nIa wa, Mr- d Mrs. lien. Pitts tetulll r, hS TOt-illir , tu,r i10n,0 Grants Pass atier spending n day 1,1 tM ''' looking after business Interests. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extmction 0 When Dtsirrd - Pyorrhea Treated Pbone 4$8 Mneonlc llldg. SZOm 61AL The mouse that scampered down j tho clock, was likely now more . than a block away for whop the Tinies yelled it ran riRht out of sight. The Tines then all stopped rikhl short. Said tjiowny "I don't like tills sport. Although that tiling was Just a mouse It filled mo up i with f,.l,l ' Old Mother. Hubbard laughed away and taid, ''It won't be back today; 1 think the way yon Tinies BCieanied will make It quite afraid. And now that it Is safely gone, why don't you play out on the lawn?" The Tinies thought that would be nice, so that's right where they played. The grass was soft and very green. Tho Tinymltes enjoyed the scene. They played a game of hop and skip and jump for 'bout an hour. Then Mother Hubbard loudly cried, "You'd better hurry here, , lufldo. Ifs . Rotting'- dark right over head. I think it's going to shower." The Tinies figured she was right, and so' they scrambled out of sigh - Prom window glares ' they watched the rain which started In to fall. It wasn't very long un til the grass and trees' had their riM. Then C'lowuy glanced outside and said, "It's stopped. I guess that's all." Theii they decided they should leave, and t'oppy paid, "Say, I be lieve I saw a funny looking sheep down by that winding brook." The others' cried, "We saw it too. The very thing that wo should do Is nimble down the graisy hill and I ,a a rel11 Bood look , The sheep they found was blaek as coal; and Copy said, "Well, bloss my soul, 'tis surely Ma-Ha-Black Sheep that w have read about. she often saw herself playing to! acclaiming crowds in -wonderful ' music halls playing beautiful; things as only a great artist can play them. - Hut Hilly was a department store clerk and the only support of her mother, so she sometimes thought her chances of realizing her ambi tion were slim. -' ' "If I were rich," she' used to say to herself, "I could do it. If ; only I had the, money to pay for a ! great teacher and a good violin, ! nothing could stop me." j.. Then Billy YVelis got her chance. 'A sudden, stroke of lurk that gave I her a year in a gcueicous milllon iairo's home;,. a year.wilh eveiy Ithing that, money could buy beau- titui clonics, a groat teacher, a costly violin. She resolved to upend her days in study and practice, , , Then slip met Dal Jtpmhine -and ambition fled. All her thoughts wore 'occupied by, him.' Her motliei was forgotten and her precious violin, and the inan she had loved. I Under the spell of Ills glow ing eyes sue could not study, she could not work, she wns his adoring slave. In her grasp was the opportun ity of a lifetime to .realize her long-chested ambition but she wasted it. And then Billy learned at last that . money could be a curse as well, as a blessing, that riches would kill great aspirations as well ns further them. When sboi found this out and then learned I The Illustrations are . specially what wns In the sqhonilng- heart ot;l03l photographs, the characters the handsome Dal ltonuilno, she being posed by members ot the Tied from It all. She ran away 'Theatre Guild school, of New where no one could find hor, 'York, an Institution which is, re- where, ail alone she . could fight her own battle and reclaim . her great ambition "and face the world once more with smiling lips and a proud heart. This forms the plot of one of the most gripping storie sever written ' by Anne Austin, one of the most brilliant newspaper serial writers and magazino Contributors of the country. . The mystery story "All at Sea," now running In the Nows-Uevlew, conies to an end witli tomorrows issue, and arrangements have been made to follow It immediately, with OUT OUR WAY WOW.l LovjEi Trite CjEMTLE SPRlMG-TiME. X -fHAWK' -ff;E FOR MO MORS. COAU AMD ASriG.'b . Trt' CO AU -STOVE S POT AWAV . vtil b'OMc-Mre v.'e'o"uvire-Tb LIVE OVtR. WAPPW OAV. ' COCHRAN PICTURES & KNICti (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Iff- wool is ililck. What funny stuff! And, say, it surely has en ough for everyone who wants a 0 , ' 9 MEMBERS RADIO CLUB Very Important business lo- night, Your presence needed, Bring a fan along. " ' ' ' '"'""" '.' ATTENTION, L. F. T. t Dance at ,K, it 'P.;. hall Tuesday, April 12. ;,.v. Annual 4 meeting of ' the' Rosebm-g Country Club April 4th lit Uhipqua Hotel, 7:30 p. m. Matters . of Vital im- portance 10 be -'discussed'." Some -changes in by-laws to be proposed. Every member urged to be present. All dues and installments otr memberships musti be ' paid by that date. Hemit to the secretary.- ,C. A. LOCK WOOD. Pres.. "Daughters of . Midas." Head the first chapter ami you will be In trigued with tho .stylo and plot of the chariniug story. sponsible for some, of , the finest plays and finest acting on the American stage. . . . NOTICE The final declamation contest j f0 Douglas county schools will be hold In one place, tho Junior high school auditorium, Saturday night, April 2nd lit 7 :30.. Admission 10c and 25c. Nearly ail sections of Douglas county will bo represent ed. . . Mrs Edith Ackert, Stipt. -Schools. sou Woo? nhw 1 V HAU 1U l.nnnn MOST" OF IT AL.U VMlMtER - AND KEEP T POUSHED "TOO ! WOO DomT B Ci I - - I V hit'. ' Of that there' is no doubt." . (The Tinymltes see Goosey,. Goos ey Gander in the next story.,' LEON L. VIAL VILL ' IS FILED; BROTHERS' FAMILIES ARE HE ' POKTAND, Ore., March The' will of Leon L. Vial, 62, wliu made a fortune in Portland, was filed -fur probate ,iu ., Judge.. ..,'1,'az-. well's, court late .yesterday.' ' Tho estate, consisting" of about'" $100, 000 lu Multnomah -county properlyi was devised to tbo Title & Trust company, the-.iucome to accrue to the benefit of a1" brother, Paul J. Vial of Portland, and 1 his three children, and. three,. children of an other brother now dead. Innn Vlnl tl'hn fnrniQi-lir .i'a nrlneliral owner of the I.nfavelln htill,!mr nnrlimncit i-n.nor.nf filvll. !r,,i w.'.iiinnu,, 'rf U,a,.i, ;K ... i,i,,. vi.,i. i . Alexandria, Egypt. "He recently 'oa- lablishod toinnorarv residence I In lablishod temporary residence 1 in France. ' - .- "judge Tazwell appointed Earl C. Ilronaugb executor of the will, which was executed December 16, 192-1. --.'. , . .: . , ,Tlie Leon L. Vial, mentioned' : In the above dispatch, was ii. former resident of tills city and is well known by many local people. . DAILY WEATH ER REPORT. U S. Weather Iluroau, local of. flee, Uoseburg, Oregon, 21 hours ending 5 A.. M. Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes. ' '10 Precip. in Inches and Hundredths HiKhost temperature yesterday 52 Lowest temperature last night '30 Precipitation last-2 I hours 01 Total precip. since 1st monlli .01 Normal precip. for this month 2.48 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1 1926, to date -'..31.49 Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 .: ...27.7S Tolal excess from Sept. 1. 396 : 3.71 Average precipitation .for 49 wet seasons, (September lo May, inclusive) .: ... .31.12 Forecast for southwost. Oregon: Probably rahl loifleht 'n'mi i,i... 'day. ... AHTIIUK W. PDGli, Meteorologist - By Willidms SE.S, AM' ME UjAo had to BH Food FOR if OQ MV bACKs BROKE.. BUT HAPPY. ' . . . b.wtti