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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. 1928,
THE GULF COAST SEVEN
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Canadian Justice Proves Harsh'
These four men, arrested at Vancouver, B. C, during an epidemic
of holdups, received haneher justice than If they had been convicted In
the United States. Each was sentenced to five years and 10 lashes.
Left to right, Erneet Kelly, 23; George Williams, 22; Hector Patenauda,
21, and James McKay, 32. '
' 14-Year-Old Boy Rules Moors
'-par i vfc $ ' I f fKSs ttr k v j
Following ine deam of his fainer.i ine oeiovea Moroccan sultan
Mouley Yousaef, the youngest son, Moulcy Mohammed, 14, took up the
first problem of state what to do with a couple of hundred wives left
by his father. The boy (sultan shown In the Inset and to the left, rear)
must decide the problem for himself. The deceased sultan is pictured
In the center, with another son to the right. '
Turkeys
; We want 1000 Dressed Turkeys to be delivered
, nt our store
:" Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan.' 17 & 18
J HIQHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
TOiaMji.M.iTOM
To the Turkey Growers
of Southern Douglas County
WANTED .
Dressed turkeys for the last car of the sea
son at Myrtle Creek on Wednesday, Jan.
18th. Will be received at Rice Bros. &
Adams Store. , : !
' 5 !i HERBERT BEYERS
; For price after Monday, call 641,
Canyonville.
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Established 1901 , '
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Founded and Maintained on Efficient '
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Ambulance Service
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FOX PLAYED
A JAZZ RECORD
DURING CRIME
(Continued from pflKe 1.)
tie nee which waa Intending thlH,"
Hlekman wrote when awked If he
ever had threatened hU mother.
And later he added: "In the pur
tmlt oI UiIh reat culling the niur
dr of my own mothor would be
only Incidental.. The life of onp
pcrfion la of no value when the
property and lives of millions of
people la to be coneldered." '
While Hlekman was wielding
hia pencil for the opposing alien
IhIh, 10 yonr old Wei by Hunt, hla
confessed accomplice In the hold
up which remitted in the fatnl
shooting of C. Ivy Thorns, lost a
plea for a separate trial on tho in
dictment Jointly accusing the two
of the murder. Superior Judge
Carl oh Hardy thereby blasted the
hope of Hunt's attorney, A. Gray
Qllmer, to obtain a juvenile court
trial lor his young client.
Gilmer announced he would
louve tori a v -for - Karma' f'ltv
where he would take depositions
in an attempt to show that Hunt
waa dominated by Hickman, three
years his aeulor, in their crime
career.
LOS . ANGELES. Jan.. H.
Aroused, troni: hlH sleep ' bctwuon
midnight and 2 o'clock this morn
Iiib, William Edward Hlekman,
cunfBiiscd kldnapor and mutilator
of Marian Parker, was ftlven a
thorough examination by alienists
for tho state. ' ;
During the day Jail officers say
Ilickmaiv feigns insanity, practic
ing his part-constantly. The doc
tors ; attempted ' to ascertain
wholher the youth BUddonly awak
ened, would Ret sane or Insane. It
was their belief that his sanity
would prevail ' when awakened
suddenly before he had collectod
nil' hla 'thoughts. '
Tho psychiatrists did not mako
known tholr u7scovoriis..
: Dr. Cecil Reynolds. Inteniation
lly known brnln spoclnlist . em
ployed by the state, who has also
examined Hlekman, said: .
" "William Edward .Hickman Is
ono of the most sane men In tho
world today. He is a soulless mon
ster following the path of llfo
which ho deliberately chose more
consistently than tho majority of
men plan a legitimate career. -
. "He shows absolutely no traces
of insanity. He never suffered a
pnln In Ills lire or ho could never
have Inflicted- the pain and tor
ture on others as he lias done."
. Jailer Prank Dewnr Is watching
Hickman's mail carefully tor fear
some ono will send him something
that might aid In an escape.
8AN KRANCI8CO, Jan. 14.
Tho only help the captors of Wil
liam Edward Hickman had In ap
prehoiidlng tho kidnaper and mur
dered was au Associated l'reas
uispuicn, tney said hero today.
The captors, Tom Ourdnno,
chief of police of Pendleton, Ore
yon, and C. L. (Iluck) Llouallen,
Orocon state traffic officer, who
have Just arrived hero from Los
Angeles, said that at least a score
of persona were seeking the re
ward for Hickman's capture.
Many of the claimants have
hired lawyers to . press their
claims, Lleuallen Bald, "but I
don't see how One Of them rl..h..
fully hns anything coming. Tho
only help Ourdane and I hnd was
an Associated Press dispatch say
ing Hlekman was In Oregon."
The two men will appear at a
local theatre for a week, starting
tonight. They arrested Hickman
near Pendleton when ho was trav
eling east In a stolen automobile.
LINDBERGH TO
HUNT AND FISH
(Continued from rape 1.)
9:30 a. m. for a five-day vacation
near tho town of David, about 200
mura weot or Panama.
PANAMA. Jun 11 -Tk. .
operation or tho United States
army ot Pranre Pleld reported at
noon today that Colonel Charles
A. Llndbcrch landed safely at
a. m. at Uouqueto, where he
will spend severnl days' vacation.
Colonel Lindhernh whi
compnnled by several army avl-
ium, win spenu rour or five days
at the tiny vlllago which is In the
heart of Clilrlmtl nriwln.. ...iti.i..
the shndow of Hum Volcano. The
oicano nas been extinct- lor four
or five hundred years, i
The two hour fH..h
nute. which Is near the Inrsrcr
town of David, covered terrliorv
whtch takes several dava to travel
bv orillllPrv men,,. !.., i -
Utile hotel In tho village.
minting in the region Is ex
cellent, tapirs, mountain lioua and
deer being numerous.
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BENEATH TRAIN
"(Aociutril I'rcta Leaned Wire)
MKIJKOKD, Ore., Jan. 14.
Bruce titephenjion, 35, Southern
Pacific brakeraan from Hoseburg.
was severely injured yesterday
when he waa. knocked from the
ladder of a (twitching car by a sud
den lurch of the cars and his foot
caught ieneath the tank of the en
gine. The heavy tank was lifted from
the crushed foot of the man by a
crew of workers, and he was
niHbed to the Sacred Heart hospi
tal, where Dr. Pickel applied an
emergency dressing. Stephenson
was then put on the night train
for San Francisco, where ho will
be treated in the Southern Pacific
general hospital.
The accident occurred on the
"am manifest freight throueb
train bound for the north, while It
In the local switching yard at
2:30. It is thought that he will not
uuifer the lorn of his foot.
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r Word of the accident in which
Mr. Stephenson, a well known
resident of this city, was injured
was received here late yesterday.
Mrs. Stephenson left last night for
San Francisco to he with her husband.-
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SHARKEY AND
HEENEY FIGHT DRAW
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produce a challenger for Champion
Oeno Tunney turned out to be a
stalemate. '
Jack Sharkey and Tom Heeney
struggled through 12 rounds to' a
draw in Madison Square Garden
last night to the disappointment of
spectators.
The Judge's verdict left the pa
trons and ring critics divided in
opinion, tho former believing the
jNew Zealander should have been
hand the majority of ring experts
picked Sharkey. And then there
were many in sympathy with the
draw.-
Instead of tho former lunging,
crushing Sharkey, the one that
fought Dempsey, the fans witness
ed a cautious Bailor man whd had
to exert lilnisolf to tbe limit to
overcome a big load piled up by
Heeney. ' ; ; ' .
Sharkey was far from the form
be displayed against the Manasfm
Mauler last July. After the second
round Heeney put up a savage at
tack, banging away with Bolld
rights and lefts to the head and
body which forced Sharkey to coy
er. ;
The sailor tried bard rights on
Hoen.ey's chin but they didn't seem
to' talto effect ' and byi tho fourth
round Sharkey was becoming 'a
steady target for the , opposing
heavy artillery. ' ' 1
Sharkey ran amuck of a harij
right smash to the head In the
fourth round In trying to protect
his body, and in a. spirited ex
change, one of Heeney's blows rip
ped a cut under the Bostonlsn's
loft eye. ,
Heeney's pace slackoned In the
age in tho fifth round and pum
jmelod Sharkey with rights and
f lefts to tho body In a close ex
change. '
Sharkey tried to clinch but the
Now Zealander planted a terrific
right to tho Jaw which sent Shar
key reeling to the ropo.
Haenoy's pace slackened In the
sixth round and Sbnrkey brought
his dangerous left Jab into action
iwbich found Heeney s chin fre
qucntly. In tho next stnnsa, Shar:
key continued to show improve
ment and when Heeney tried to
I evade the hard left, the Uoston
I boxer unloosed a blinding nBsort;
Imont of rights and lefts to the
head.' . r
In tho eighth, Sharkey continued
J to pound his opponent dosplte a
I game attempt by Heeney to drive
,ln body punches. Heeney was tak
jlng about four raps to every ono
.landed Ono of Sharkey's leftB
clipped Heenoy over the left eye
opening a gash which bled profuse
ly. The ruin of punches from Shar
I key's two fists continued in the
ninth and tenth rounds by Heeney
doggedly kept driving In. Ho sent
.the crowd .to au uproar in tho
closing session with a bard right
, to the Jaw but It didn't soem to
disturb Sharkey.
A crowd of 16.948 persons paid
I1C0.031 to see the fight. The top
price was $22 per ticket.
CHAMBERLIN'S
ATTEMPT FAILS
(Continued from page 1.)
noon, tbe flier and bis companion,
Roger Q. Williams, wero still In
th ealr And had broken the record
made last April of Sl hours 11 min
utes and 25 seconds.'
Thoy will have . to remain in the
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
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Specialist In the fittInQ of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
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Repairing on all cars. Quaran.
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'; MARINE PLANE IS
' EN ROUTE TO MANAGUA
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, MIAMI, Via., Jun. 14. Ma-
Jor 1 M. Kourne, and two
! companions flying a marine
' corps tiunsport plane' to Ni-
earn gun, passed over Cozu-
mel, off the eastern tip of
Yucatan shortly after noon,
h'informed the Tropical Ra-
did Station here. , .
ttklrtlng the fringe of the
upper Central American coast,
the marine aviator redioed
that the plane was maintain-
Ing a 100 miles an hour speed
and that all was well. - .
air an hour longer, however, be
fore their mark can bo officially,
recognized. If they fitax, up until
3:34 p. m., they will create a
new world's record. . -
The plane was apparently func
tioning well as it soared mon
otonously over the Long Island
flying fields.
Mrs. Chamberlln and Mrs. G. M.
Bellanca, wife of the designer of
the plane, were at the field here
following the progress of the
flight.
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FLINT, Mich., Jan- 14. Wide
spread search for the slayer of
five year old Dorothy Schneider,
kindergarten pupil, whose mutil
ated body waa found Thursday in
a creek three miles from her home
at Mount Morris, continued today.
Two men, brought under suspi
cion, are to be viewed by Archie
Oncon, Mount Morris farmer who
iaw the child's slayer a short
time after the crime was commit
ted. ; fully 500 police officers and de
puties, augmented by volunteer
hands of farmers, are combing
Genesee county and the entire
ttate for the killer, described by
Bacon as a man p. bout 50 years
old, driving an old Dodge sedan.
Two thousand dollars in rewards
have been posted.
SOUTH BEND, lad., Jan. 14.
A general police alarm was raised
here and' In MIshawnka, three
niles to the eas? .early this morn
ing, when a motorist notified au
thorities that a man driving a car
answering the description of tho
slayer of Dorothy Schneider, aged
5, near FMat, Michigan, yesterday,
had stopped at a filling station
between the two cities at midnight.
The motorist Bald the automobile
was a'Dodgo sedan and bore li
cense plates Issued in Flint.
The motorist gave his name as
Parmalee and his residence- as
Flint, and said he had recognized
tho driver of the automobile as a
mun he hnd seen around Flint, but
he did not know his name.
A quick search of the highways
by police failed to result in the
anding of the automobile.
Eamonn's Aims
Eamonn de Valera, Irish repub
lican leader, Is with us again. He
told the cameraman - who made
this picture upon his arrival at New
York that he'd come back to the
United States to make a private
3tudy of American industry and
-ommerce.
Giv'us Hunk, Jim!
Jimmy Walker, municipal god of
Gotham, believes In this "apple-a-day-keept-the-doctar-away"
stuff
witness his assault upon a
Juicy pippin while visiting a New
York public school.
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Latest thing In beaded bags,
this! Milady carries miscellany in
calculable in her bag these days
but have you ever seen anything
like thia emerge from ie before? -
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Five-room cotlage
with garage. Phone 187-R.
FOR SALE Genuine alfalfa seed.
Phone 26FB, Oakland. O. C.
Luchterland.
GERMAN police male pup for sale.
Price $10. 404 W. Douglas.
FOR SALE Wllshire Ionaco belt,
cheap, good ns new. Call 388-L.
FOR SALE Good baled cheat hay,
$15 per ton, at ranch. R. W. Al
spaugh, Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE B-tube radio set com
plete, wet B battery; fine shape.
I'houd 627-L. C. W. Clark.
FOR SALE Purebred White Leg
horn cockerels from high, pro
duction record stock. Mrs. R. S.
Hutton, Wilbur, Ore.
FARM! for rent. For rent, G-room
house, $6 per mo. For rent, 6
room house, $3 per mo. For sale,
small ftirm, cheap. 504 Mill St.
FOR SALE 360 acres, S miles
from Dll lard. 'Woven wire fence,
2room cabin, $15, easy terms.
A good cattle proposition. L .0.
Maddux.
FOR SALE or trade for Roseburg,
- property, 200 acres 7 miles from
Dll lard, 80 slashed, 3-room cab
in, fine water. 285 acres Gov.
. land joining. $2300.. L. O. Mad
dux. 247 S. JACKSON STThis" beau-
tiful site suitable for church,
club or maternity home. Part
cash, some trade. Owner. M.
Milburn, 801 Bedell Bidg., Port
land, Ore.
FOR SALE One black-horse four
years old, weight about 1400,
price right; also sixty-five
White Leghorn pullets, eighty
cents each, If taken at once;
also 18 pigs at $3.50 and $4.00
a head. J. E. Cooper, Oakland,
Ore. Phone 7F24.
SALE OR TRADE 35 White Leg
horn laying pullets; 3 sows with
pigs; four weaned pigs; Poland
Ch.ua boar; also Dodge touring.
; For sale or trade for heavy hens,
' good team horses, tractor disc
: plow or good ton truck. A.'
Suksdorf, Jr., Coos Junction.
600ACRESri6mUos from Rose
burg, good buildings, 3 barns, 70
: head cattle, 2 teams, 120 sheep
non-lamblng, 90 fine Angora
goats, hogs, chickens turkeys,
AU needed farm Implements, un
limited outrange, fine water and
splendid fences. A bargain at.
120,000. L. O. Maddux. J
WANTEDIMan-andwife to op-1
erate up-to-date farm. Must be 1
able to handle tractor and had j
experience with Bbeep, also gen-!
eral farming. No one need apply j
that cannot be contented on 1
farm and wants long job. Every- j
thing furnished and wages paid ;
first of each month. Apply by ;
phone 419-Y. or write Box 668, i
Roseburg, owner.
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are buying a home on contract
and have it half paid for, with
no mortgage, see us about our
monthly payment real estate I
loan whereby you can obtain I
money to pay off the contract I
and get a ded. Monthly pay-
ments on your loan, generally
less than reut or contract pay-
ments, take care of both prlnci-!
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t LOCAL NEWS 1
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From Melrose
Mrs. H. L. Krohn waa here from
Melrose for several hours Friday,
shopping .and atteudlilg to busi
ness matters. .
Herchera Visited
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hercher ot DU
lard spent the afternoon here yes
terday, shopping and visiting with
friends. ...
Mrs. Dunl.-p Here
Mrs. F. R. Dunlap. former Rose
burg matron, arrived here yester
day afternoon from Eugene for a
brief visit with friends.
From Sutherlin
Miss Eva Vogelpohl of Sutherlin
was In this city yesterday after
noon, visittug with friends aud
shopping.
Visitor Here Today
Mrs. CurtlB Stlerwald was here
from her ranch home south of
Roseburg, Friday afternoon, trans
acting business. . ,
Here. From Medford '
Ivan Atterbury, who Is engaged
In carpenter work In Medford, has
arrived here for a week-end visit
with friends and rolativos.
On Business Trip
John Welman, rertllizor expert
of Swift & Co., was In Roseburg
today, calling on J. C. Leedy,
county agent.
Expected this Evening' ! ' '
Ralph Church, who Is teaching
at T'Her, arrived hero lust' eve
ning for a week end visit with
relatives and friends.
Business Visitor
H. Kaufman, Oakland resident,
was In Roseburg for a few hours
yesterday, attending to business
affairs and trading.
Spent Day Here
Mrs. -C. L. Chenoweth and Mrs.
Charles Medley of Oakland spent
yesterday In 'this city visiting with
friends and shopping.
In Salem Home
Georgo Poole . of Rosoburg, is
the latest addition to the old peo
ple's department of the Deaconess
hospital here. Salem World.
Portland Matron Here
Mrs. Roy Bechdoldt of Portland
Is here visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, on South
Pine Btreet, and with other rela
tives and friends for several days.
Returned to Coast
Mrs. E. M. Renfro, who has been
visiting with relntlves and friends
hero for the past several days, re
turned to her homo In Marshfleld
yesterday.
Back From Convention
Sheriff Percy Webb and Mrs.
Webb returned here yesterday af
ternoon from Portland, where they
spent a few days this week.
While away Sheriff Webb attend
ed the state convention of sheriffs.
Feature Dance!
ORIENTAL GARDENS !
Monday, Jan. 16 i
music by the i
GULF COAST SEVEN j
One of the South's most popular Dance Orchestras f
from Dallas, Texas. j
"RED HOT AND STILL A-HEAtIn 1"
GENTLEMEN 75c LADIES 25c ,
Hear them at the Antlers Theatre first. !
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 1926
Perfect Funeral Services '
Fair and Reasonable Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE
p"ne H. C. STEARNS
Manager
Plna and Lane Sta. - -
. Mr. Tind Mrs. J. E. ' Cooper of
Oakland were business visitors io,
Roseburg today.
In From Glide ,' ; .- .;''.:,
Mr. and Mrs. W.-A. Smith, of
Glide, spent the day In this city
attending to business matters. ,
From Yoncalla
Miss Grace Adams of Yoncalla
spent yesterday In tills city visit
ing and attending to business af
fairs. . . .,
Mrs. Courtney Visitor Here-
Mrs. C. W. Courtney of Grants f
fasB is nero lor u visil wiiii uer
daughter and son, Mrs. E. L.
Squire and Bert Courtney.
Gone to Grants Paso
Glen , McAllister, manager ot
tho Terminal Hotel, lelt this morn
ing to spend the day in Grants
Pass, where a meeting of hotel
men of southern Oregon Ib being
held at the Del Rogue hotel,
Left for South
Miss Katherlne Slatta left yes
terday aiternoon for San Fran
Cisco, where she will visit for a
tlpip preceding- a trip to southeast
town, where she formerly made
her home and is expecting to re
locate. P. t. A. Meet
The South Deer Creek P. T. A.
met fit a very interesting session
last evening at the school' house.
MrB. T. E. Duncan, president of
tbe association, presided. A' short
program was presented by the
school children, and musical se
lections wero given ! by Mr; and
Mrs; Wm. Melton. Games, under
the direction of Mrs. J. A. Pink- ,
orton, were enjoyed and at th i
close, refreshments . were Berved.
Pupils to Take Testa
About thirty BChools In Douglas
county will take the eighth grads
examinations scheduled tot
Thursday and Friday, January 19
and 20. according to Mrs. Edith S.
Ackert, county school superin
tendent. Following a custom of all
schools In the state, Douglas
county pupils will be permitted an
exemption in agriculture by com
pleting some project In. Boys' or
Girls' club work. Otherwise only
two exemptions, are., allowed...
SUTHERLIN 8EES
COPCO MOVIES
A double showing ot Copco mo
tion pictures was made yesterday
at Sutherlin. by Horace Bromley,
advertising manager for the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company.- In
the afternoon a special - hour pro
gram was put on . before all tbe
school children aud In the evening
the pictures were presented aa a
part of the annual meeting of the
Sutherlin Chamber of Commerce.
Of particular local Interest were
the pictures of tho Douglas Park j.
Stock Farm, mint growing near
Sutherlin and shots of the Ump
qua Chiefs and Roseburg Legion
drum corps at the Medford Jubilee,
last fall.
Arrangements are be'ug mado
by T. M. Ness, to ho -some of
these popular films to sevoral
Roseburg audiences durintr-, tho
coming week.
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