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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1927.
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FIRE SEASON CAUSES ANXIETY
TO FOREST SUPERVISING FORCE
Period from May I at to October Jut calls or extreme yigll
: ,iance on part of members of organization Support pf
' all people necessary for priper preservation of forest
values Fire prevention pnd suppression demand vast
umounr oi planning ana systematic work.
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"JUST .WHAT I WANTED!"
That's what you'll say as you go from counter to
counter picking up scores of exceptional bargains
wc have assembled for our , big 19c Sale,
Come early stocks 'are complete and' bar
. gains are many and in gratifying variety.
CARR'S STORE
Sale Continues All This Week.
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In tbit uilliillilhtiutlon ul tin' nil
ilmiul forest rcHorvbs tlie iierlod
Imiii : Muy 1st to October 1st,
known lis the tiro kiihuii, Is I lie
Uinu lif gnmluHt uctlvlly and anx
luty uii lliu pun of the miunrvlgiui;
lon-m. Tliu most lmpurtaiiL Iuilc
liun. gl' the KoreHt Hurvlee. is tlie
jiroKi-rvailoii of tile foreata from
lh-n . U'litl.. lh thnli,rliiii,l hi.vf.
iiiiuiv ' , in liiltis tliu ' tirniiti'Kt: anil IN
There Is strenuous fliemlly com
Iietitiou between tlie lookouts to
be th first to report any smoke
wllliln tlielr range of vision, and
itach man'a record for the season
Is kept In Mr. llouser's office. He
muni be extremely accurate In the
uso of his flre-flndlng iustruineut.
in each lookout house, from which
unobstructed view In all di
rections may lie hud, Is the most
:ccui'Hte inap obtainable, which Is
oriented with Ihe country and fix
ed In that position. Around the
outer edge of tills map, which Is
circular in shape, 4 a vernier
with readings in degrees and min
utes. The fire-finder is, anchored
to the point mark inn the location
of that particular peuk and may
be revolved arouud this point. A
hair-Blum Is attached to tbo outer
edges of the fire-tinder and a tape,
S-f
Minister whips' Wm
DAUGHTER-BRIDE
FOR BACKSLIDING
; '" (AbmcIu(p(1 Proas' I.c!Ane(l ivlrit- '
LONOKIO, Ark.i July ijri-Hltev, T,
II. Oweti:H, '.iifutccoslal mitiisler, of
Lonoke, today faced a chargo of
whipping his lli rear-told daugh
ter, Joyce, wiio was married last
Friday. ; I '. f ; : - i i
Hie Itev. ..Owens, ticcoriJiilK to
Iho girl, declared Unit alui liuil
"buck-sllddrin',' find lie ordered -hoi'
to pellllon (lod lo save her. Kbe
refused and lie (hen took her, alio
said, Into the woods and; whipped
her with a razor strap. Tiio girl
had stripes mi her 'arms and legs
when she 'auie!to Ihe prosecuting
attorney yesterday and jeported
the beating.' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1
Clieen luiuied as 1 urJucliia) i of' ,lnu
Heedsport high school to replace
(the vacancy created by the realg-
nation of italph K. Clark, uccording
lo 1 tlie report . made by Hhe chair
uinu of Ihe local high, school bourd.
'i'he iiew pi'incipai has taught at
Ruthel-llil, lOref
during the puut
e
most violent Is the "Key Menace"
Hint Is yearly turned loose llirough
the ugeucy o: man of tile dements.
Ill its efforts to protect the for
ests from fire the activities of
tlie Forest Service naturally full
Into two divisions prevention uud
supprosHlon. Close analytical stu
dies or the fires of n decade reveal
that more than 7(1 per cent of the
total fires started on the forests
are niaji-made or nian-cuiised und
therefore preventable. Realizing 'graduated ill units similar to those
Ibis ilie llrst enrucHt efforts of tlie'ou the map', extends from one hIiHii
Service are expended ln.au endea-jto the other through the center.
vor to bring all the people,, who are When a smoke is spotted the Innk-
the real owners and sufferers, to 'out revolves the fire-finder until
a reallzallon of the losses Incurred 'tliu line of sight strikes Ihe cent
throuKh carelessness. - . er of the smoke, lie then' reads
lOvory year Ihoiisunds of ucresj'h0 direction from his station on
of: valuable, timber iliaiiiinear lu "B vernier and reports the read-
smoke lieeailse of tlie curelenmienm"iB to Mr. Houser at Glide by
or cussediiess of men. Itecrea-' telephone. While Mr. Houser plots
lioiifsts lire tliu most rreifuent of- ""' on ' map at (he Glide
'lenders hut now and then oven station the lookout studies, the
the seaKoned woodsman will lapse, country between Ills station: and
Into a feeling of false security that'll,e fll'n and from that determines
permits him to Jiuock out Hie hoel,"10 ridge' or canyon In whlcti the
of his pipe among liiflamablo nia-!"10 ls hnrnlng, noting the town
terial or to leave his campfire be-8'11!' and section on his map. oli
foro Ilia Inst spark 'la out. Liter- serves the action and characinris
ally tlo safety of our tlinheilnnd8',lcs of the snyilte and estimates the
Is purchased at the expense of size of the fire and the length of
Mternal'vlgllanco ou the part of nil ; lime It lias been burning. lie then
forest, users. j , reports his findings and deduc-
Thn Mivinir Hint no rirait . fnr. lions to the Central 'Dispatcher.
,vir. jiouser, wno is men in a posl-
Oh, Man I
'I'ByBRlGGS
free
Twonty dollars. See Vour Miiyt'ue
Dealer. Phono '443. 112 S; Jackson.
BUENOS AIRES r -. ,
BOMBING SUSPECT
NOTED ANARCHIST
(AMoclalod I'roM I,rawl Wire.)
UUKNOS A1H1CS, July Uii Mi
guel Arruiiftel ItosdKiia, defioriljcil
by tho uollce b a. nolt'il unar.clilst,
U'iM'fl-IniikitiW nifiimntif mi mnf !ui
year und previously bus taught In )l0w Ju8t eoneeptlbn Jor liowl,ion to "ecido on th'e fireman most
Ihe Oaklani. schools.' lie has au(.a i natilro, can be. BliecossfuliliKt'Iy to reuch the scon of the
record ol serving three years In thojwlthout tlie Intelligent and syin-ifire "IBt anl lle immediately tele
Oiikland schools. .. . uulhellq biipport of the whole peo-j Phones niarcbing orders , to that
i ' i . 'l'1,d"il,,,. of U,B; pie Is doubly true In rogai;d lo (ho fireman. With everytliing working
VM r,..,pU.,, u 'Mftatiouui Koresis. While, we have b,uu,u,-,1ii,h,j' very iew minutes ei
tended: soYeral scliools as a post'
grndmWU student.1 J 1 - ,;'' i '
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Eat barbecue sandwiches and
!ve (foreYei-; ; llrand's Road Stjand.
$2,000,000 GATE
TUNNEY-DEMPSEY
FIGHT EXPECTED
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U-aU',1 Wlrj) I
ClilCAGO. . iluly''25. Arrange-
lueiils for the lienvyweiglit Ichaiiit
pionship ...;nutc,h - but ween r Gene'
Tumiey--'aiid 1 Jack llempsey in
SoJdiei' Field' stadium; l(ere prob
ably will be concluded this week.'
'i'ex'Itiekufd mrlvea iTlitirsday for
,a, , conference wllh ..blcao of
ficials! , 1 -
Mayor 'Jllompfion, the state ath
letic commission and George F.
Gelz, millionaire bead of tho may
or' civic, activity commit (,eel( will
mnoUwltli: llml' Nriw Voi-k-, tiro-
uiui tie was coiuiectcu wiiu mo niolers and lay plans lor liatiuniiK
houiblng of the George -Washington a crowil ot aiiproxlniately 150,001)
Klulue umK the Ford Agoucy In hind gale receipts of moro than
llneiios Aires; Friday' hlgbl. ! ! ,1 S2;0(io,0ii0.; Since -boxing was legal
Uosclgiia' Is salil to bo a member! Ized lu Illinois, I I moiilhs ago, Ihe
of the loco) fiucco-Vunzetti com ! largest gate has been about $80,-
dlrectious.
A good exanilo of Ihe efficiency
of the fire oiKunizatlon ' Is shdwn'
In. the only lire. of the season . yet
reported on the' Umpuita National
Forest at the time of flhls writing.
wn Jiuy ii a careless fisherman
t, inllleo and the police believe that
not only was ui connected with
. I ... Friday nfght's outrages, but ..the
. .. liuin liiiiK suuiellmu , ago . ,o( the
.v.: .United Klnl.es Jx'unlioiiK at. liucnos
' .- Aires and Montevlduo. -v- . ..
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Jsruel by ,tlie . Lord to suilbo - the
--vf liouso of Ahah.--2 Kings ix: 2.
OSCAR GORRELL TO HEAD
SCHOOLS AT REEDSPORT
nKKD.SI'Olfl', July 25 Oscar
Gorrcll, of Oakland, Oregon, has
000, a 1 1 Ii o u gh championship
mutches have been held in eacli di
vision excopt Iho heavyweight
classes.. Ilouls.Jmve beep held in
each of the major league liasoball
parks, hut none in the stadium.
HE'S AMBITIOUS
: First. I'ltrtncr: "In what position
does your sou -wish to enter the
business?"
Second I'artjier: "Well, as tar
ns i cun make out, ho .wauls to
start' near, the top aud jonf up
wnrdH." Punch.' - '
SUNDAY, JULY 31
: $5.00
T00dell LaKe
(Cascade Summit Station)
AND RETURN
See this now thrilling, section of (he Cascades. Enjoy a
wonderful day's outing at low cost.
Plan your party now muke it a rcnl picnic at beautiful
Odell Luke bonting, fishing, hiking, no finer spot for a
dclipjilful day in the great outdoors.
SPECIAL TRAIN
will bo run for this popular trip roomy, comfortable
conches, nnd diner. Following is schedule:
Lv. Roseburg 7:00 A. M.
At, Cascade Summit 12:45 P. M.
Returning:
Lv. Cascade Summit 5:30 P. M.
Ask Vour Local Representative tor Tickets and Further
Particulars.
Southern Pacific
J. E. CLARK, Agent.
slulutes, and, regulations :ujivei'iiliig,als0 ,Im the time, the . fire Is
tlie use ;ot : that forests and penalties'."' spotteu untv an cxjioriouced
fori violation thereat' Ihe; punish-!"-'KUer, rill'y equipped, is on
ment ot the violator is IJ:o suiim'11" way tp It. , .1
tlug Hne' barndoor after the horse! Because of tlie great distances
hasi been stolen. The conviction jwith which they deal, a very slight
and punishment of tresspasser .wlllerror reading tiie , fire-fhiUer ,or
not bring back to the people tho 1,1 .determining the distance from
.iloru's: of virgin timber irrevocably tlie station may, cause n lot of
'ibst; through curulessiiess or crlin- trouble and a consequent avoid--ltiallli-i
- i - We loss pf limber. Therefore, a
I A' ..'belter understanding of Ihe ,""1'01" most have thq faculty ot
Hm4 nlid objectives of Iho Forest '"f l''n,t cal Bu,vey 1,1 Ws.work
,Serviiio' Is moro ilkelv to igain tliu I '"' Instruments and must be
iniiTiit and sympathetic support of ;le,'fpetly familiar with the panor-
Ihe people than idealistic-lectures.," i"""" ,m conuiry in an
Willi tilts Idea in in i ii tl HiIb article
Is written in an attempt til make a
h'trlfl more clear the problems and
policies ol' Iho Forest Hervjce's fire
organlznlicn in this couuly.
The Uinpqitu 'National-:. Forest,
which includes practically all Ihe
government tlmberlands in Doug
.las, county, has a. fire organization
which, la. yearly! liecomlng more
eri'leient under tho nble , suuorvl-
slon of Forest Siipervisoi' Carl 11.!
Meal and Keillor liauger O. - ('.
Houser. mi, iioimer, whose sum
mer hcudiniarlci's are at (Hide,
in uirect cnarge ol all tire sin
liresslon acllvlties on the entire
forest. All lookouts report direct
to him and, in the absence ot the
Olstrlcl : Hunger, 'all' orders to lire
men are given by him over tlie net
work of forest telephones converg
ing at his station. From the first
.lilim, until the end of Iho danger
poriod a telephone 'operator ls
constantly on duty at the - Glide
station to receive reports. ;:
The eyes of the lire organiza
tion, known us lookouts, urn sta
tioned on high peaks of the forest,
selected because of their broad out
look over tlie Immense timbered
jarens. Lookout houses, Hie mater
ials lor which must bo packed on
;tlie backs or horses ror many miles
I over mountain Irails, are built for
I the .protection of the lookouts and
their instruments,
i These lookout men are very care
fully selected becauso ol the Im
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amd Ait Yoy HAvye for. Your.'
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, , not a cough in a1 carload
Product of P. Lorill
' JANTZICH-w-Mi's,, Iloaa. Jantzer
wiCe'"of Krunk Janezer p.sseti
iiwuy at tlief family home ' at
Azalea last 1 Monday morning, July
in, at the ago' of bi . yearn
She
presumably tossed aside a burninc w,..i..,,.n in n.rmHv An numho.-
cigarei or match along the South s. mwl pnmo tn th United
tlmiKiua trail. Soon it beeran toiwtntou in ixsi nmi who mnrriofi tn
x":l" l"' a' iaii Frank Jantzer at Kilo, l'a., Feb
i.iouu oi smoice. 'J ayior. lookout on 7: isss. Thf-v iiiovpH in Orniron in
Caiahau, ten miles away, spotted lous locating at Azalea, where
in iiiNr fiiin rpiwn-iic r ni no
l8!f t'io canyon and reported to the
Jfenlral Dispatched nt Glide. Two
imiiuu's uuer, iooney, lookout On
Hod Mountain, twenty miles away,
saw and reported tho same smoke,
then ns rapldjy as they could, get
the line four other lookouts report
ed from distances farther away.
Ten. minutes after the first report
came in Mr. Houser bad plotted
the fire and was gh'fntr insiruc-
they havesiuce made their home.
rne is surviveu nesiues ner hub
band by the following children,
live sons, Frank Xavier, George
Lewis, John Henry, Charles nnd
William Peter, all of Azalea and
four daughters, Margaret Palmer
and Ctiu'ti Jantzer, of Azalea, Bar
bara Madsen, of Maple wood, Mo.,
and Hose Kelley, of Portland, Ore
gon. Nine grandchildren also sur
vived Services were held In the
lions to James Vaughn, fireman ; Presbyterian church nt Glendale,
at the South Umnnua lioad Ctllllll.
Ill five minutes more Vaughn start
ed to the fire,' fully equipped to
I'lKht It. In twenty nilnulos he
was on the fire line and ten min
utes later had the fire -mirier mi-
said i:ervices beiui! delayed await-
IiiK the daualitei- from Missouri and
was lai'Kcly attended by .neighbors
and friends of Hie deceased who
have known her as a Hind friend
and loving neighbor. Hev. Mark
Irol. Thus us a result of iilortjc. Davis, of Wolfe Creek, Ore., of
ioohoiiis, a competent fireman, ner-
feet- telephone comiuunicnllou and
close cooperation between the
well-schooled units of the fire or
ganization n fire that a few
years aco would have destroyed
from ten. to one hundred acres
porlaiu e of their w ork and must j "'as corralled within a half acres
have certain essential qunlltlcs
and qualifications.. They must
have keen eyesight. Upon their
j ability to see and Instantly recog
nize Ihe first wisp ot smoke cur
ling above Ihe trcclops Hint lire-
! sages Ihe coming or tho dreaded
forest lire, depends Hie success or
tluiiurc of proper suppression work,
that Is. getting Ihe fire under con
trol before the forest Is damaged
luMhc luize and drill hiiioIi
I mm dlslant flies an Inexperienced
careless lookout muy mistake
in less tliun an lion
'J'hls. of course, was an almost
ideal case ol' forest fire suppres
sion hut it proves the increased
''Well cy flre-flchtini; squad and
shows what can be done when all
aparatiis of tlie organisation Is
working smoothly.. ,,. .
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LAUGH THAT OFF
Husband: "l-wonder when vou'll
blown!1''1"" 10 ",ako 11 cake like mother
usee io muse.
Wife: "Probably by the lime von
:a patch of dead limber, a hand 0f;lmlli0 aiilncome like father used
luecp, nil isoitlieil oil OI log or ........ . .3,b nimn.
rock slide for the beginning ot a
fire. Hence lie must lie excedlng
ly careful in Ills observations Hint
lalse alarms may not be turned
In, lle must lie an expert on
smoke. Kllloke in Ihe forest tells'
ils own story to tho experienced
and efficient lookout, l-'roni Ils
color lie learns the kind or ma
terial In which Hie fire is burning,
whether dried grass or forest III
ler, preen, limber or brii.h In an
old burn. l''roin Ils volume he lie-
lel'liilnca bow ltl mi ,,i..,it le .i1.1,.va
lliivv- liwl II ia I. .....I ,1... ..''
Ilaiiiablllty of the miiieiial upon
nhlch Ii Is I, -riling.
lie iiiusl be a close student of lb'
uigiiiics of smoke. I'nder certain
circumstances smoke may diift for:
long dislnnces along Hie ground'
and appear above the trees a half,
mile or more from the fire. All !
m ror In location through nilslnter-i
prelntlon of this drifting smoke
could very well be Hie cause ot the
loss or considerable Hme in the,
tiremauV search for the blaze. I
lie must be vigilant day and
night. Itis inxtiuctioii are to'
make a careful, .i.ysteniatle. stir
ey of ihe entire country around
him al least each half hour during
the day and to look closely tor Iho
Klar of llm before - leltrll.g at
rUlfUI. ( ,
fieiuted al the services and Inter
ment followed In the Masonic
cemetery. Funeral arrangements
were in ehurge .of H. W. Kherle, of
tlie Wilson Mercantile Co., with
the assistance of H. C. Stearns, fun
eral director of the Douglas Fun
eral Home. '
San Francisco Man Dead
WILLIAM D. McKlNLE Y A
fireman oC tlie city of San Fran-ctt-co,
Cal., was taken sick, July 21,
1!27, while traveling on. his way
houie with his wife and died near
Glendale and the body was re
moved to tlie parlors of the Wil
son Mercantile Co., where prepara
tipns are being made for shipment
to San Francisco. H. C. Stearns,
of tlie Douglas Funeral Home, was.
called to prepare the body;
Pure whole milk, and It's pas
teurized. Roseburg Dairy. Phono 186
It Doesn't
lake Much to J
Start a Fire
It takes more to stop one.
If the fir be groat or
mnll It- Is to advantage
lo be insured.
Quine & Co.
Masonic Bldg.
Roseburg, Ore.
DR. COTTRELL WINS
FIGHT WITH DEATH
Dr. H. Cottrell, who has been
confined In various hospitals dur
ing the past four and one-halt
months returned to her home In
Heedsport Salurdny, says tlie Port
Umpqua Courier. Dr. Cottreil was
eiiouidy Injured last March when
her light rnupe crashed through
the railing of the Klk Creek bridge
and tumbled n great distance to
the creek-bed below. She was
frightfully injured aud suffered
severe burns to her feet.
Her life was despaired of at first
hut medical science and her fight
for life brought victory. Over a
priod of four and one-half months
she was confined lo tho various ,
lion pita Is of Kugene where every j
pusHlbln attempt was marie to save
j her life. During (hat lime she suf
fered Intense pain until Rufficicnt
jreeovi'iy of her health nnd strength
had been made.
try;: At; one time, a few 'men con-tare coming to understand Unit
trolled the groat majority of cor-jowriiug stock in or':bondy of some .
Millions of people now own fee- porationsy now the big concents i concern , cr utility; or industrial
curitles. The change that haa'01'13 watched :byt multitudes, inter-j plant is' not only possible, hut of
come over the situation'in the pastU'sted financially, aa well as 'for tliejteu urolitable. It has. . consi.de rnb
tweuty years has been remarkable, Ifioneral.- interest - taken in, big ly'cliaiged-the attitude of llie pub
nnd instead of the ownership of i t-nI"SS. .The stock market'; con-1 ic towards "big business," ami no
great Institutions and' industries cerns ,n)ilions wliere .once;-lti aVuk l ionger uro stockholders a nd dfri
being centralized in AVall ' Street.- regarded as the plaything o hill- rectors regarded with suspicion or
the stockholders aiul bondholders' Houaires., ,. , . i ' jdlatnifit. The people cau; trnd do
are scattering all over 'the- coun- The people 'of the United States buy stock and bonds. '
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These sturdy trucks are pow
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the finest ever built into a
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j Wlmloflr washing and house
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Roseburg, Oregon