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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1927.
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Oak and Kant Sit.
PENALTY PAID
2 Z AFTER 7-YEAR .
t " LEGAL BATTLE
(Continued from pago 1.)
mmnrod (load ut 12:10:02. ,
.J Am lnnocent"r Vaniettl. .
"Once more two guards loft the
el)jii$ber nnd returned with Van
.titll. t I If) whk tho moat colluded
of- tlm. three and hooiium! quite ut
caw uh : ho entered, lie shook
' hplifta Inside Ihe door with the
guard whom Jih recognized und
then gniHpod Jhe hands of others
an he, walked to tho chair. Without
u; quiver :1ih .took IiIh place und
huUI: "I wish to toll you I am In
nocent and never committed any
crime but aome times Home aln. I
thank you. Mr. Wurden. for every
thing you have done, for me. I am
Innocent of all crime, not only of
this one hut all, 1 urn an Innocent
man. j
As the final straps wore, being iu-
. JUHjeU, 110 HN)KU U III1UI l.ltJHMUKtf
oiC'fbrKlveneHH.', "I wIhIi 16 Torsive
Home people Cor what they i.re
: nowdolug to mo," ho said simply.
He entered at 12:20:38 und wan
dpSd at 12:2(1:55.
- JnKlde and . out of tho prison
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LIBERTY
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Coming Wednesday and Thuraday
A DOUBLE BILL .
?; Marie Prevost
"The Night Bride"
and
William Fox
Presents
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Courtesy
SERVICE
Licenced Lady
Embalmer
walla atood a small army of po
lice, armed with a vurlety of weap
ons, ready for possible demotiHtia
tlona which did not materialize.
The authorities decided to turn
(he bodies over to tho riaeco-Vun-zettl
defense committee. No an
nouncement has yet been made of
burial plana. ' ,
Prejudice Claimed,
Through seven yeara of repeated
efforts to Have them, Sacco and
Vunxeltl protested their Jnnoceiice,
maintaining Dial it. waa their radi
cal Hlli-fH und, uctlvltlea which
hud brought upon them the "per
Hectilion" of the authorities.
When tried for the South Drain
tree crime, Vanzettl whh serving a
aeiktence of 12 - to 16 yeara ut
CliurleHtown for the holdup of the
paymaster of the h. O. White aboe
fuctory ut IJrldKewutor, .Maaa. TIiIh
holdup waa lJecemher -. 14, 1919.
Vanxettl alwaya proteated hla In
nocence of tlila crlmg.tUlHO, Tho
conviction for (lie South Urn In tree
crime waa obtulned purtly through
direct evidence of wltneNuea, aome
of whom Identified Hucco und Van
zetll, and purtly through circum
Kluntlal evidence, in which a cap
found nt the murder scene waa
identified ua Bacco'a Mi id the fact
that both were armed when ar
ret ted.
Defense Fund Large.
The shoe worker. Sacco, and
the flah peddler, Vauzetti, anon be
came known in many lands dm the
defenae committee organized and
collected hundreds of thouuunda of
dollnra which were apent not only
for legal talent to fight the cuae
but alao for oxtenalre propaganda.
Both bore fruit. Cotinael buc
ceeded couuhoI but the fight went
on until eight inottnita for a new
trial - had been argued and the
Muasachuuetts aupreme court hud
three tmfea been uaked to paaa up
on exceptions. Even after sentence
had been pronounced laat April,
there remained tho review of the
whole case conducted by Governor
Alvan T. Fuller und his advlaory
committee. v
Meanwhile from many vountrlca,
and from Individual of high and
low estate came protests that in
justice waa being done, or aaklug
mercy. But there were also mes
sages -which demanded that the
men pay the penulty for their j
crime. . ;
, Mrs. Sacco Hysterical j
BOSTON", Aug. 23! Mr. Rose
Sacco, who bad attended her hus
band conKtanUy durltiK tho Beven
voar's he was charged with mur
der nnJ who made nn: elevonth
hour appeal In person to 'Governor;
A Ivan T. Knllertoh yestordav, waa
closely abeltered "in the Beacon
Hill anartnient whei-p alio look re
fuge1 Insit' night with Ml hb Mifgln
Vanzeltl.: slater . of Burtolomeo
Vanettl; . , '
The. house was barred lo report-,
em but It was nathered that inedt
cul attention wua ' neceaaury to
riuiet the two' women, alter they
were notified by telenhono of the
executions this morning.
The residential dlatrlet of the
Beacon Mill had long since been
quiet and aleepv when auddenly
realdenta were alarmed by nterciug
shrieks whle( echoed up the nar
row street. The telephone meaHiige
had been recived. The crleB were
renewed a little Inter when mem
bera of the acco-Vanzetll defense
committee arrived fo t" of
exeeutlon Tnidenta of thfi 8Cet
spent a BleepioBB night, from thon.
on..'". , 1 ' -
Bodies to Travel.'
BOSTON. Aug. 211. Tho boil lea
of Nlcnbi Sacco nud Bartnlumeo
V(in7.eltl are to be taken In spe
cially conainirted caskifl through
the cities of the east. This waa an
nounced by tho Sncco-Vanzettl de
fenae committee today.
0 :
Fish it Idloyld Tar.
ORCMARDISTS AND
BEEKEEPERS WILL
HOLD MEETING
It will be of Interest to orchard'
lata and heokeopera of the count v
to know that Prof. II. A. Scullen of
the Oregon Agricultural college
will he In the county for one day
this week to nsslat them with their
problems. . ,
Arraugemonta havn been mnde
through the County Agent's orrlco
for holding a meeting to be held In
Hoscburg nt the cllv bull on Thura
day, August i!Glh. at R o'clock In
the even i uk. One of the subject
to be considered nt that time will
be the oreanlzatlon of n .beekeep
ers' association for Douglas rountv.
During the dav visits will be
made to sevornl farms whose own
ors are maintaining small apiaries,
and personal asalstnnco rendered
In asatatlng those men to aolve
their hep problems.
Kvery one who la Interested In
apiculture Is Invited to attend this.
meeting and take part in the dta
cusslons. t
FLY-TOX
Glvea Needed Protection.
FIW'H have cHiiaoU nture tlonlltn
than till wnrfl comltlnnl yet Homo
or 11 b an notniiiK to Mvln urovent
future rasiiHlilPH. KIIcr linvo no
proforenri you or aomo of your
family or f rteiitln may be noxt.
Start today ami kill evory one
you aoe. It U Tory oaay If you
uso the product produced and per
fected by the foremont IndiiRtrlal
Inmltule of Ita kind In tlm world.
It la fragrant and hnrmleaa to man
kind, but kills all household In
aorta. Just follow Instructions on
blue luhel of botto. Inlt upon My-
Tox from your retailer.
IT
Due to the non-arrival of tho
plana and speclflcutlona for the pro
posed "new bridge over Deer creek,
the special council meeting called
for last night hud to he postponed.
The plans are being drawn by the
state bridge department and have
not yet been completed. The pre
liminary drawings ure out but the
detailed apeciricatlona have not yet
been completed. As kooii as lh;so
are received the council will take
steps to buve them approved and
will then cull for bids so that work
may be sturted with the least pos
sible delay. Because of the bi'.e-im-hh
of the seuso lithe council is
very anxious to get the work start
ed and will meet In a special ses
sion, to be called by the mayor, iih
soon aH the specifications arrlvo.
SIX AIRPLANES
READY FOR HOPS
ON LONG TRIPS
(Continued from pago 1.)
morrow for Ontario, atoppinK at
Detroit for a rinu) chock-up of their
plane. Meunwhilu, unfavorable
wlnda nguin prevented a take-off
of tlio J''okl;er monoplane, old
tllory, which Lloyd W, Ileitaud
and Jnme; 1), II 111 plan to fly lo
Home.
The fourth piano in that of Cnp
tnln Hone Fonck who expectH to
hop to Europe next month. Ilia
plane la ajikoi-Hky twin-motored
hlpluue and la the lurKeat of the
four. It will be called the City of
Paria, and Lieutenant Lawrence
SV. Curtin, U. S. N., will servo us
navigator.
. Hurricane Halts Redfern
BRUNSWICK, (la., Aur. 23. A
tropical hurricane several hun
dred miles out In tho Atlantic,
inoviiiK . with growlllK lntellBlty
northwestward toward the sen
hoard, held Paul Kedfern's "Port
of Drunswlck" landlocked aa the
young filer awaited more favorable
weather conditions before hopping
off on his proposed flight to Bra
zil. Tho postponement Indicated n
delay of several days, according to
Paul Vainer, general flight com
mittee chairman.
Courtney Postpones
SOUTHAMPTON, Bug., Aug. 23.
Captain Frank T. Courtney. Tli'l-
tlsh aviator, who was completing
lust minute preparations for a hop
off for tho United Stales by way
of the Azores this evening, at the
lust moment postponed the flight
until tomorrow.
Britons to Hop Tomorrow
PEWSEY, Eng., Aug. 23 Cnp
tain Leslie Ilamlltou, Urltluh avia
tor, Ihls ufternuon told The Auho
cluted Press he was readv to
start ut 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing from Upnvon Airdrome, near
here, to Ottawa If tho present 311-mlle-nu-hur
wind from tho west
modernted.
'And I nm going to put In n
good night's sleep," Captain Hamil
ton, who will mnke tho (light wllh
Colonel F. F. Minchen, added.
Tho 750 gallons of gasoline
which they will curry has been
loaded Into Ihelr - Jupiter Fokkur
for tho flight, which It la hoped
eventually will take them lo Lon
don, Ontario, for (lie 125,000 prize
which has been offered,
' Tho airmen plan to fly over
Hath, across the Irish sea, touch
ing Ireland ut Cahore Point, fly
over Oulwny und then leave Scot
hind at Cllfden where they will bo
met by two Irish Free stato plunoH
which will oscort them out over
tho Atlantic. They then plan to
take n direct line for St, Johns,
New Fouuillnnd.
NAVY AUGMENTS
FLEET HUNTING
LOST AVIATORS
(Continued from pngo 1.)
nut Dyer. "This man Inslru.-leil
Knope lo releuso one of Ihe birds
when the plane got about I0J miles
out to sea and the second ut 200
miles. He said the pigeons had
been especially trained tor long
distance flying. 1 heard lilm dis
tinctly tell Knopo that it the bills
returned with good news he would
tell tho newspapers but that if thev
brought bad, nows ho would i.eep
the informal Ion to himself. How
ever, I believe that lr the birds re
turned this man would have In
formed the authorities nt Oakland
or San Francisco. I saw Knnpo
plnco the birds In Iho navli:uloi''s
compartment or Miss Dovan's
plane. Their failure to return
means that either they were killed
by hawks or tho plane crashed In
to the sea less thnu 100 miles out
from tho Golden Onle."
May Be On Raft
tawing believes the plane went
Into n spin nt about tho same r.pot
where roiuo aviators believe Cau
tnln Erwin and his navigator fll
to their death In the Dallas Spirit.
Lnwlmr is of tho opinion, however,
that Mlsa Doran, Pedlnr and Knnne
are afloat In tholr rubber lire raft.
"This raft, said Lain, "was
suspended by four strings to vh!ch
n pair of scissors was attached.
It would only be tho work of n few
minutes to cut this string nnd in
flate the raft with the hand pump.
If the Doran plane did not "t-ash I
firmly believe that Miss Dornn,
Auggy nnd Mr. Knopo will be
found. If they spun to the uivfnce
of tho sen I do not think the ni.lp
W'ould have remained afloat more
than three minutes.
I tawing said that Pedlar had con
jsldcrable trouble with his motor
I after leaving San Diego for Oitk-
nnvlgntlon testa from Hay Faun Is
land. OAKLAND. Calif., Aug. 23. Of
flclaln of the municipal ah-port
have made repeated dentals that
carrier pigeons were taken about d
NEW TODAY
FOR SALK 25 or 30 ewes. II. V,
Hatfield, 33FU.
.MODKliN
flat, cIudo in.
Inquire
Kidder's Shoe Store.
FOR ItKNT Furnished room,
cheap to right person. 542 Pit
zer St. ' .
FOR RENT Furnished house
keeping rooms September, 124
W. Douglas.
FOR SALE 450 one 7ear olli
White Leghorn hens, 75e each.
Phone 30-K4.
WANTED Lady to cook for 3 peo
ple on ranch. Phone 18F23,
ubout X p. m.
FOR SALE 5 sous Willi 0 pigs
each. 3 weeks old, (In each. John
Vedder, Roberts Creek.
ClTl(:KKNdinner us usual ut the
Golden Itule tomorrow. Oppo
site the Auto Park.
WANTED Wood" mail "near Rob
erts Hill. Write or call 42U N.
Jackson St., Apt. 4, ut once.
WANTED TO RENT Suburban
place suitable for poultry. Ad
dress box 35, cure News-Review.
Kbit SALE 15" head Angola
goats, $3 per for quick sale. C.
O. Garrett &. Son, Glendule, Ore.
SMALL ranch for "rent, close In,
city wuter und electric lights.
Inquire 80-F1S or call 742.M 111 St.
COAL prices are likely lo advance
soon. Fill your bin NOW. Two
curs just received. Puges'. Phone
242.
FOR SALE-Good canning toma
toes, 75c per bushel ilellvered.
E. D. Lewis, 514 N. Pine or
phone 4B7-R.
WAN'i'El) ;Mun Willi team to log,
ulso want man to drive my team
In logging. C. V. Oden, Dixon-.
vllle, Oregon.
FORSAi'i.-'lli( Club wheat, $1.50
per b nel ut the ranch ut
Olnlla. Used for seeding burns.
J. M. Ware, Olalla.
FOR SALE Apple press ill good
condition, Sill. Ilnrtlett pears
60c per bushel. Fred' Rentier,
Happy Valley bridge.
ROOM for rent In Hotel Sutherlln,
bOxib ft., suitable for cleaning
nnd pressing business. Kent $15
per mo. Sutherlln, Ore.
TOMATOES FOR SALE Pick
them yourself at (0c per bushel.
S acres to pick from. Bring your
own contulners. Ira Buyer, Dll
lurd. FOR SALE Angora pucks, only a
few left, they are of the best
blooded goats in the stuto, ulso
a few does. D. W. Fate, Daya
Creek,. Ore.
WANTED One man lor the drier;
one man lo shake prune trees,
and four or five people to gather
prunes. E. E. LuBrle, Wilbur,
Ore., phone 10 F12.
WANTED 60 Barred Rock cock
erels, six to ten weeks old. For
sale reversible wicker baby
buggy, $10, may bo seen ut
Jtidd's Furniture store. Earl T
Johnson, Oakland, Ore.
LOST Between Sutherlln and 3
miles west, on higliwny, ainlill
straw suit case containing two
purses, small change and $-15
money order. Notify Cnrl Brauu
inger, Sutherlln, Ore.
FOR SALE l-room plastered
house, with shower bath, ftO ft.
frontage on puved street, no en
cumbrances. Prlco $1000, $HMI
cash nnd $15 per mo. Chits.
Kyes, S2C N. Jackson St.
A LOAN ON " THE HOME A'
niortgnge loan, if made in terms
convenient for the borrower to
meet Is no great burden and of
ten encouragos -thrift. Our plan
costs you less ami has many
attractive features. ITmpquu
Savings and Loan Association,
Douglas Abstract Building.
nny of the Dole flight airplanes.
Island Area Scoured
I10N01.U l,U, Aug. 211. Act lug
under orders from Washington,
the navy's search for the mlaslng
Dole fliers, was extended today to
cover various small bits of Ha
waiian waters which huvo not been
closely inspected during the larger
and more general operations.
Rear Admiral John D, McDonald,
commander of the fourteenth naval
district, declared that he is still
hopeful that the lost aviators may
be round.
Seaplane patrols today continued
to search the nrea to the north ami
east of tho Islands of Onhu and
Kauai. The tuga Pelican and Sun
nadln were ordered seaward over
that region last night to remain
there ready to aid tho planes if
necessary.
Two civilian aids In the senreh
nppenred Monday. Captain William
Anderson, master of the fishing
schooner LanlKal, who sailed yes
terday for a tlx weeks' cruise off
Pearl Harbor and Hermes reefs,
northwest of the main group of
Islands, announced bis Intention of
keeping n sharp lookout on his
oulward voyage,
Tho drift of the ocenn current
about the Hawaiian group is ol
most due west at a speed of about
half a mile nn hour and Captain
Anderson said Hint if either of 'he
missing planes had alighted on the
water between the twentieth and
twenty-fifth decrees of latitude It
has a Eood chance of drifting
Inshore on some of the westward
Islands.
LOST LAKE LAND DEEDED
TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 23. A
pieee of lam' along the east shore
I of Lost Lake necessary to govern
ment plans for the recreational de
velopment of tho vicinity, has been
obtained for the national forest by
exchange with private owners, ac
cording to word received by Major
John D. (luthrie. assistant district
forester, from the department of
agriculture at Washington, D. 0.
The federal government has for
years desired to acquire the prop
erty in order to have more ready
access to the Lost l-uke recrea
tional rcuton. The government
gave a stumpage tract on the east
side of Mount Hood in the trade.
Major (iuthrio announced that
development of the Lost Lake
ehore region with adequate roads
and summer home sites will now
go ahead without further obstacles.
J.
mm ClclS
Of Footwear for
AND THE BEGINNING OF THE
Childrens'
Shoe
Clearance
Everybody Saves in this Great Shoe Clearance
Shoes for Boys, Shoes for Girls, Shoes for Infants, Shoes for Men, Shoes for Women, but
come early tomorrow, and get your pick of the big assortments A welcome sale of
children's shoes just in time for the opening of school hundreds of pairs from our regu
lar stocks that formerly sold from $4 to $10 are out on display and arranged in sizes for
your convenience. Make your own selection and save j i
Something New!
Wholewheat
Doughnuts
Try Them -Today !
Model Bakery
BRIBERY CHARGES
TAKE DRY AGENT
LYLE TO CAPITOL
'; (Associated I'rosa Irfiiwd Wlro)
SKATTLIC, Aug. 23. Hoy C.
Lyle,, federal prohibition admini
strator for Washington, Oregon ami
Alaska, left for Washington, D. C.
today to confer with James M.
Doran, prohibition commissioner
nnd Seymour Lowmau, assistant
secretary ot the treasury.
Announcements from Wnshlns
Ington have indicated Lyle would
rbe quest lone:) concerning charges
of bribery of dry agents and laxity
of- prohibition enforcement In tho
district.
Lvle declined to comment on his
forthcoming conference In Wash
ington. Thomas P. Revelle, U. S.
district attorney, expressed the
fear that the charges against pro
hibition agents would have a harm
ful effect on the government's
case in conspiracy trials coming
up this fall.
F. A. Hazeltine. South Hend
newspaper publisher, whose ap
pointment aa a Inderal prohibition
investigator was announced yes
terday, waa quoted by the Seattle
Times toilny as saying be disap-1
proved of the methods of Lyle, nnd .
his legal assistant, William M. i
Whitney.
"Those fellows are getting
what's coming to them." he was
quoted as saying. "They threw the
hooks Into me. They are not my
strip of enforcement officers. I
never did aonrove of their methods
of enforcement." !
Hareltine wns formerly nrohlbl-;
lion division chief tor Washington,;
Oregon. Idaho. Montana and Al-;
ftska. before Lyle took charge un- i
dor n reorganisation of the treasury
department's dry forces.
HOMANS AND CORKRAN UP
WITH LEADING GOLFERS
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 23. Eu
gene Unmans. New York, and
Clarke Corkran. Philadelphia, with
t totals of US for the 36 holes of
(qualifying play in the national ama
l tear golf championship at Mini
; kahda today shared top position
with such players as Pobby Jones
land Jimmy Johnston still to fin
ish, and both going at high speed.
Fred Lockwood left today on a
business trip to Bridge and Myrtle
Point.
JUST
IN
TIME
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ROSEBURG
IRVIN
Shoes That Satisfy
Perkins Building -
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS :
327 West Case Phone 491
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting ot
GlaBsea.
116 Jackson 8L
Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating' and
Button Making. '
Phone 187-R
- 610 So. Main
TO ANNOUNCE
opening of private studio In
Roseburg, September 12
Lucile M. Sappington
Dunning System Improved
Music Study
Piano Kindergarten
For information and terms
phone 473-J.
FIRE HAZARDS
nre Increased during this season
of the year. Play Bate by carry
lug adequate Fire Insurance.
Our agency Is at your service.
Wo write nil lines of fire and
automobile Insurance.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Brand's Road Stand
Lunches
. Served inside or In the Gar
den. Soda Fountain
Our Own Private Moon
Every night is moonlight at
Brand's Garden.
Fruit
Garden Valley Watermelons
Dillard Muskmelons
Crawford and Elberta Peaches
Gravenstein Apples
BRAND'S
Pacific Highway 3 Miles North
Men and Women
BOOTERIE
BRUNN
and Fit Your Feet ' "j : (
, Roseburg, Oregon
3S
TTTTTITTTMTTTiTTTTTT.TTTTITTTTTIIITT-
MRS. CHARLES G.STANTON
Teacher of Piano
Moore Fundamental System v
. , for Classes .
Studio open
September 5th, 1927
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MRS. METZGER ON WAY HOME
FROM TRIP TO NEW ENGLANU
Mrs. K. R. Metzger, who has
been spending the past two months
visUing in the New England r.tntes
ia to mart home In a few days, ac
cording to word received here to
day. Accompanied by her son she
visited with her parents, -Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Eals at" Vanceborougb,
Maine, and with other relatives
throughout New England. On her
return trip she is taking the boat
from New York to New Orleans-
Antlers
Starting Wednesday
Br mi w ni mm -a
"A MILLION BID"
The most sensational star of the screen in her
most sensational role.
COMEDY "BUSTER'S HANDICAP"
' SNAPSHOTS.
Matinee 10c-25c
LAST TIMES TODAY
LAURA LaPLANTE
in
"THE LOVE THRILL"
Antlers Greater Movie
Season Starts September 2nd
195
Res.' Phone 75-J
and will then take the train to Los
Angeles where she will visit with
her sister before returning to her
home at Roseburg. , , i
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
The fire department was called (
out this morning for a flue fire at
the Grand Hotel. The fire filled
the basement full of dense smok
and It was nt first tbnueh that the
1 basement was on fire, but It was
determined that the smoke was all
coming from the flue and that no
'damage had been caused.
Theatre
Matinee Daily 2:00 P. M.
m ni w u m bi
Evening 10c-25c-35c