FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928.
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Today
(Cuntlnuod from page 1.)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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thla paper and to all local Dews inibllHhod herein. All rtlftua of republica
tion ut apeclal divputchca herein are also rcaorved.
. B. W. BA'l'KS .. ....ITtmlileiil and Manager seriously. Treasury officials threat-
HKKT o. BATES Secretary-Treasurer : en to wake both J928 couveulloim
, dry.
Entered, as second class uiutlur May 17, 1!20, at tlio post office at j it Is all very well to keep gin
. . ltuseburg, Oregon, under Act of March 2, 1879. : from colored labor la the south
i i ii ' i and. beer from white labor Id the
SUBSCRIPTION -RATES north. Hut when you talk of keep
Dally, per year, by mall ,. ; ..4.00 lug beer and whiskey from nomi
nally sin months, by mall - 2.09 claus solemnly selecting a preal-
Uaily, lliroe months, by mail . 1.00 dent to enforce constitution and
Daily, single mouth, by mail . 60 law, the tiling ceases to be a joke.
Pally, by carrier, per month..
.60
ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928.
DISTRIBUTING THE "WINDFALL"
In his semi-annual report, published in the News-Re-
BOMB THREATS,
BULLETS, PLEAS
STIR CHICAGO
(Continued from page 1.)
What Paul Cooper wrote about
the last red men will feoon be
written of the last wild horses. Not
long afterward, thanks to the mo
tor truck, will come the last of tho
Uime horses.
In the stale of Washington a
view of last Tuesday, County Clerk I. B. Riddle shows us, wore being driven toward Yakima,
among other things, what disposition has been made of the their hides to be sold, their flesh
, . , . ,. . i j... , , , , , fed to fox farms or fed to dogs and
u. C4 t,. lana grant reiunu irom me leuerai government, chickens. The carcasses are worlh
Originally $l,471,u'10.ub, the amount, deposited in banks, "
was augmented by $5,020 interest. Out of the grand total
of $1,476,660.00, the sum of $425,580.71 was distributed to
school and road districts, to the Port of Umptiua and for
some general county expenses. An obligation of $19,
591.08 to the state highway commission was discharged,
$28,932.25 liquidated certain bonds and $200,000 was trans
ferred to the fund for the projected new court house, for
,vhich tho total sum of $271,190.06 is now available. The
largest of all itemized disbursements was $802,555.92, a
transfer to the fund for meeting outstanding general indeb
tedness bonds, which total nearly twice that sum. This
transfer does not mean, however, that a corresponding
amount of bonds was actually paid off. The bonds were
not presented for payment because they had not reached
maturity and tho holders declined to part with them in ad
vance unless allowed a premium, which they are not apt
to receive. In past years, so it is stated, holdors' of county
bonds and warrants were eager rather than reluctant to
cfjsli in at par at time the money was offered. Now, how
ever, with the county's financial situation so greatly im
tlon tinder his banner. Judge
Swanson, candidate for state's at
torney and a victim with Senator
Deneun of bombers, said he would'
continue his campaign despite re
newed threats. Judge Swanaon's
sympathizers were obliged to
guarantee an Klmwood Park
churciragalnst bomb uenionstnt
tlous last night after several in
surance companies had refused.
Tim church was the one In which
Judge Swanson spoke and which.
It had been reported, wus to be
bombed if the meeting .were held.
CHICAGO, Mar. 30. Tho fuse ut
tnched to sixteen eight-Inch sticks
of dynnmlte wrapped in black Uipe
was extinguished by a heavy snow-
A Rhapsody of
Spring
With the coming of Spring,
neckwear comes into its own,
as naturally as buds ' and
blossoms appear on the trees
asid the colors must blend
with the vivid shades of na
ture. Our ranges are all, new in
both pattern and' coloring.
But the fine silk construction
remains the same.
Clung crapes and Mario
jackards are but two of our
exceptional patterns that re
tail at $1.00 and $1.50.
A Tribute to
COL. WM. H. TAYLOR
!
Col. Wm. H. Taylor, native of
j New York, passed from this life In
Rose burg, Oregon, March 6, lDZs,
' ilKed S3 yeara.
! Were It poHHiblo to . mold Into
visible form tho accumulated kind
ly dee (1b and unselfishly helpful
acta of a U(e time, the monument
thus reared by Col. Taylor would
stand out prominently among those
of state or nation. Hla daily walk
' of life was un exemplification of
' "one who loved his fellow men.'f
I No call for relief from human at-,
ifllctlon ever went unheeded
matter what the hour of day or
night, nor question ever asked
whether the applicant was willing
or able to pay for such service,
Hundreds were thus aided who
' never paid anything more than an
expression of gratitude some not
even that. Yet his raith in Ins fel
i low beiiiKS was bo sincere and con-
! tinued so unshaken that his final
; weeks were aaddenod by annoy
1 auces of deaplcablo petty snoopers
i who took advantage of his univer
sal kindness.
After many years of unusual ac
tivity In business, industrial and
professional matters, taking him to
many parts of the world, he had
lived In jeml-seclupion for more
than two decades. , Yet so marked
was his ability and so colorful hln-
personality that . his circle of
friends was ever augmented. Al
ways genial of manner and with a
fine sens of humor he was an out
standing figure in any group. Being
a raconteur of widespread fame ho
could readily "match wits" with
the keenest minda or hold place
among the most brilliant company.
Yet ho was equally at ease with
the humbloat of mankind; unmind
ful of race, creed or color. To him
all were alike creatures of the samo
Supreme Huler of tho universe.
None too high nor none to humble
for kind consideration.
Far too fnv aro those vho have
such a comprhensivo knowledge of
mankind as did Col. Tnylor. Him
self a striking personality, he most
keenly sensed the right of each In-
proved by the governmental windfall, as it has been. termed, .street produce building.
fnll today after it had been placed town speculated today on reports ! dividual to live unhampered by the
at the entrance of a Soutlnvatur t that he might essay a flight across narrow whims of those who seok
tho Pacific ocean to Tokyo. AI-(to control tho daily lives of others,
iUn pniinfv'a n-nrli ii.n nvn rt ..,.,. 4- t jt. i Officials of S. and H. Levy com, though, he annouueed no plansiHo cherished things of real worth
" rri uu w iu uji Ljta&ur- pany, occupauta, were unable to when he arrived yesterday from and beauty. One exemplification of
er S OMlCG With their paper. But good as the situation is, explain the presence of the explos- Loxinfitoi., Ky., Uie rumor spread! this was his flower gordon (plant-
the county's financial Worries art nor out irnlv nw-r Thm. e. A block of cement had been ,)iat he would- try tho trans-Pacific , ert and tended by his own hands)
.. .. used to won: n uowu mo uvnamiie. iwm iiia .tn tr undK
is pending the state's suit in the supreme court, to, collect
a share of the refund from all the eighteen western Ore
gon counties involved. No matter which side wins, the case
will probably go to the supreme court of the United States
for final adjudication. Victory for the state would mean
that. Douglas county would have to. surrender about $325,-'
000 of what it has received; Such an outcome is not antici
pated, however, biit if ifc eventuates no serious financial dis
turbance will follow,- ' '
- A tiny girl in Detroit had. paralysis.: Her parents hoard
that a "lime bath', was an excellent thing for that affliction.
So they filled a tub with boiling water; put a quantity of lime
in it and put the girl in. a chair directly over it. Tho fumes,
instead of curing her, killed her. Here is a warning against
V'home remedies" that everyone should take to heart. In
tliis advanced 'ago. there is no reason why anyone should try
to cure any disease in that manner. If there is sickness in
your family and somo friend or acquaintance suggests some
amateur cure, ignore the suggestion and call a doctor. It
is the only safe way.
MARYLAND TOWN IS
ABLAZE, TWO DEAD
doubted- tho report.
Major. William Lt. Robertson; one
of" Lindbergh s baokers, and a
close friend, when uakod If he
knew of any plans, on the part of
the flier to attempt the Tokyo
flight Bald ho had. no recollection
of Lindbergh' ever mentioning
hotvovcr, which each year merited the ad
contemplating lt.
TAXATION SHOWS
INCREASE IN OREGON
. (A.mclntP.1 1'rfM lxamx Wire)';
SALEM, Oro., Miir. 30. Taxa
tion iii. Oi'MKon continues to in?
urentio. A Htntement prepared, by
the Btute tux commission shows
that tor 1928 approximately $2,000,-
7,T , V , ' WASHINGTON, Mar. 30,-Tlu
Hints nan for 1027. Hie levy in
""'.Sv, ?"? ?. SI. " :o""' Wndbergh here have It
was $47,970.3, 7.62 while J o levy 1(, , (, f , ,
II. year, based on the 1927, ta ; , , J , u
r0Se1f6seh8oo.. iax shows -J the Atlantic and Paeitlc
r'Jlf'h Somo'of his associates say .hoy
1 ylZ The im o'ui 1,av0 """"..ailo,' lhat
companied by Major Thomya C.
Latiphier, flight commnuder at
miration of the .entire community.
Yet most enduring was his love
for liia friends. Realizing that the
end of his life on earth was near,
he requested that each one who
cared to do so would place a peb-
.All til lugs Uiat go into a cake
were soon poured in. "For good
ness sake," said Coppy as he
watched the fun, "I. really never
knew that augur, butter, flour and
spice are things that make a cake
so nice. 1 surely hope that I will
have a niece when we are
through."
"Don't worry," saiil tho baker
man. "The cake la big. You bet
you can. There'll surely be aplenty
so that everyone can eat. Now that
you have worked with all your
might. I hope that'all tilings turn
out right. It won't be very long-
now till you all will hav a treat."
Ajul, all this time wee Clowny
stood and stirred the mixture up
real good. The spoon he used was
very large, and hard for him to
hold. "Oh, let me try It for a
wliile," said Coppy. This made
Clowny smile. "Go right., ahead,"
he answered. "We'll soon jjour It
in the mould." .
The baker then ' said, "I'-'o a
plan. Wo may as well do all we
can to make this cake Ui.ilu Ilka
'he best that vou hnve pv"- '
Lot's crack some nuta and' put
them In. Now, Here they are, so
let's begin.'" Tho Tlnlos started
cracking them, which made the
baker glad.
Ilight soon they had the nuts all
shelled, and then the vake dougli
slowly swelled' as Coniiv nourr.l.
them In and then bgan to stir
some more. Tho Wkor said. "i.
think it best that ITttlo Coppy take
a rest. 1 11 finish un, the .iris
till the cake is set-to pour."
Then, In a little while lie crlod,
"All right, how, gather by my side,
and you shall see me pour lt."
Very close the Tinies ran. n
bowl of dough was lifted hluh.
The Tillies heaved a happy sigh.
r::7 - - i RtO. U. S. PAT. OFT. J
READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE
then cheered as Mister Baker the next storyj
poured It slowly in the pan. I (Copyright. i92S; NBA Servico,
(The i nles get a surprise In Inc.)
BAPTIST CHURCH
TO HOLD PASSION
WEEK SERVICES
Evangelistic and Inspirational
meetings will be held at the liau-
tist church eaoh night next week
with the exception of Saturday; the
meetings starting at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be a fine song service
with the best of soloists 'eaoh
night, it is reported. The pastor,
ri-uuK maunews, wiu preaf.li. an.1
bin, Instead of flowers, upon his the members of the church Invite
last resting place, for these would an menus to attend the speclal
flight to'jupan, or even so much as ! endure while flowers quickly fade, j I'assion Week services. Tho suu-
(.WH.'!iltctl I'ivm
BAI,TlMOHU,
la-awd Wlr,')
back yestonlay after several days
In which sho had apparently bene
fitted by the prnsenco of Mrs. Cool
Idgo, who maiio a hasly trip early
this week from Waahlnglon to be
at her bedsldo at the Dickinson
fliar. :in. t.v ; . . " "v "'" '.m.on
lives wero believed in l,..v.. l. "osl'"l. where sho has been con
when
influ-
lost In a rln. ivlil. h.ui,..i,.,i i "nou H,l,ce I'ecenibor
Arcade theatre at Crlslleld, Mary- !! 'iBurfu'0' attack , of
intwi ii in i ii. ............ onzn.
business section of tho low i ,,H i ,i h?0'1"1!'8. lh'lel' ,
night, n special dispatch to tho "? I'1 "
llalllmoro Sun says. Kallmutes of T , . "'K"t wn" Bm'"'
the loss caused bv Ihu .leslruellon J? Vi 7" 1- ,in, """""'I1'"". Mr.
of more than a score of business S','1".0 "m,io m,t 0110 vlalt t0 l,1B
(iuolxiu,.
buildings, Including two theatres
mid a hotel, ranged front fuOO.OOO
to 1,000,000.
Frank Morgan, u yniuli, was
caimlit under falling walls and was
reported to have died at a hou
pital. Auolliur ninn was unpol led
caught under falling debris.
SIX UNIDENTIFIED
BODIES IN MORGUE
57,710,104.20, and Ihe total county
tax has decreased from $.1,711,
r,K!M3
and
from 2.352,8C2.70 In $2,1,70,971
Another Important i Item, port
levies, was SJ ,64.1,01)8.03 In 1927
nnd Is $1,728,098.91 this year.
The lovy for bond Interest I,,,,',,,1 ,, ,I,,,,..L
lodoinpllon shows a decrenso , i i..'m..,V.,i. i,, !
DETROIT RUNNER IS
LEADING. MARATHON
- I Since Lindbergh left huro, the
have been countless rumor.i re
garding, his plans, soino of tlicu-.
fantastic. Tho opinion amar.i; hi:
friends, however. Is thut the fiier
will go to Europe by boat, taking
he piano with him, and, after nn
aerial, tour of Europo ami fho
Orient, rnttiru to the United States
by boat over the Paclllc. Even
Mills report has not received hind
I burgh's sanction.
I Major l.nnpliier is at present on
n sixty day leavo from the War
Department. There have been ru
mors that ho Intends to resign
! from the service, but the War lle-
nellor than seven nilli'B an I'anmoni nas nelil no direct inter
file Finn's ulanspil lime for . million on ills scoro.
MRS. COOLIDGE IS
CONCERNED BY CON-
(AkkocIiiIciI I'rcwt U'uutil Wire)
MOltlAlt'l Y. N. M., Mar. 30.
iMaintaiuinK his spectacular run
ning, Arue Suominun, Dutroit, con
tinued to lead In olapsed time In
tho cross-country marnthon. From
Hovon SprliiKS lo Morlarty, a dis
tance of 2i.5 miles Suuniinen aver- j
lined
hour,
tho 921 5 mtles travelled so far
15l::i4:05.
Soumlncn now has a lend of
three hours. -IS minutes nnd III sec
onds over Peter (iavuzzl. South
ampton, Knglnnil, still huldhiK sec-
und berth with elapsed time
15S:20:,16.
KollowtiiR Roumlnon nnd Gavuz-
Transversely may not each pebble 'jects. will be as follows: Monday,
so placed be now a constant re- fiiate-condemns Christ," wed
minder to tho donor that he Is un- nesday, "The Cross-Joy Just
forcotton hy him who has passodj Ahead"; Thursday, "Tho Cross
on. Vicarious HealhiK"; Friday, "Tho
Home excerpts from James W. Cross It Is Finished." The series
Foley's "Through. All the Years" I will open Sunday nifiht with the
wero sent hy a friend last Christ-1 sermon on "The King of Kings''
mas time to Col. Taylor, and these and will culminate in the special
urouKtu mm a cuensnen ray oi nun .servico on faster dny, tho 8th.
sumo nmoim inn fiuionny hhuu
owb of his last few weeks. In the
sontiment thus expressed his many
friends will join:
"Time is Just a little fleeter,
Friendship just a little sweeter
And the fruits of memory mellow
As the years and yenrs go by.
Old friends seem a 1 it t Io dearer.
Hearts to hearts a little nearer
As the leaves turn red nnd yellow
Underneath the autumn sky.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
SIDE GLANCES By George Clark
U. S. Weather Bureau Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Oala reported
by B. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in
charge.
Unrotuetrlc pressure (reduced
to soa level) 6 a. ni ...30.12
Relative humidity 6 p in. yes
terday (per cnit) 69
Precip. in Inches and Hundredths:
NOTICE
AMAH1U.O, Texns. Mar. 30.
RV lllll.l,,Hrln.l 1....II..U ........ I..
morgues hero today, ,'l'wo, found !' Andrew Payne, ('Inremoro, Okla..
vi.Hiei'iiiiv iii ii,,. i.-.t 1 1, ,i' placed third yeslorday. mining In
Denver miiii,iiio,in.i uiiuiii..,, vi I 24 minute and H seconds behind v
were those of men believed to have Ith" l''"Klishman.
1JI11U1N Ur IWUlHtK i were men killed by shifting ( rail- '""vo easlwanl aerosa the rolling
road ties In a car in which ihovlR' "'cxico prairie ion. i-aima.
wero riding at Tascosa Wednesday.
Tho water will bo shut ofr Sun
day, April 1st, from 3 to 5 p. m.
( f 1 affecting the north sldo from tho
top of Wlnehosler St. east.
nils CALIFORNIA lll(i:ill)N
l'OWEU COMI'ANV.
Tlllt I
For we know life's richest treasure
To ho friendship that endures.
And the old friends all seem dearer
As wo seo wltli eyes grown clearer
That Joy's richest, fullest measure
Is a friendship BUch as yours.
i
n T emlln n liltl lonirnr
And tho pull's n little stronger
On my heartstrings ns 1 sit nnd
dream
Of feme old friend and true.
With my eyes a littler (lighter
And my hearl a little lighter
As the mollow lights of memory
gleam
Along tho trnil to ynu."
A PKIBN1) OF MANY YKAUS,
Arnnilnl. ptano tuner. Phone t8fl-L
Avorage temperature tor tna
day
Normal temperature tor
date
Precipitation, last 24 hours
62
Total precip. since 1st month 5.12
Normal precip. for this month 3.28
Total nreelp, irom Sept. 1.
1027, to dato 22.11
Avei-Hge precip. from Sept. 1,
1S77 27.03
Total, doriclenoy since Sepu 1,
1927 4.92
Average seasonal precip. Sept.
to May, inclusive .. 31.11
Forecast for southwest Oregon:
Rain tonight and Saturday;, mod
erate temperaturo.
', ) . VMM Viva?
a 1J ANTS,
--a--v;- goat
"'I his is one place where I can iet m meals properly balanced.'
MURDERER SURRENDERS
(AnwiHnlfil I'ri'Mi U-rnuvl Win-)
MKHIIII.L, Wis., M a r. 30.
Hooding I he pleas of IiIb wife that
lie give himself up, John Knurnnen,
42. alleged slayer of Marvin Jllttlo
sladt; 23, today was in Hie Lin
coln county jail charged with first
degree murder after hiding since
Monday in the woods of Price
county.
OUT OUR WAY
ByWffliam
f.KfLti'l I'ivm Lriifiil Win-)
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Mar. 30.
Unfavorable reports uu l ho con
dition or her aged mother, Mrs. Lo
nilra (ioodhuo, were (he canao of
concern today to Mrs. Calvin Cool
Id go.
Alls. Goodhuo experienced a set
-o-
CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL
Last Hoaslon In our old building
llils Hiiiulay. Souvenir picture of
' ho building lo bo taken, lie there
at 9: IB a. in.
COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG
Cut out litis list of dnlcs of outstnndinu; events for
tlio year nnd keep it in your pocket for hnndy reference.
Wntcli for chnnsc8 nnd ndditionnl uiiiioiinccmcntB ns they
may be nrrnnged.
Senior Clnss Piny Mnrch 30
Sportsmen's Surprise Show April 6-7
Conference nnd cirKnnizntion of Stnle Association
of fire insurniH'.e no,onls April 9-10
Kemovnl of nncliiiK limits on North nnd South Ump.
qun rivers nnd rcstnrntion 6-inch trout limit April I 5
Last Dny of Rcuistrntion for Primary Election ....April I 7
Croup fvicctinR mid Merchandise School
of W'inchester-Simmoits Denlers
Christinn Church Dedication
California Good Will C'nrnvnn
Primary (Election
Stnte Convention of Buninoss nnd
Professional Women's Clubs
I. O. O. F. Grand Lode
Slrnwbnrry Cnrnivnl
Stnlo Conventiun. of G. A. H.
nnd W. K. C
Epworth Leasue Institute on Little Hiver site ... July 9-16
Slnte P. T. A. Convention October (no dnte set)
National Election November 6
Stnte Horticultural Meeting November (no dnte set)
April 20
April 2'l
April 29
May 18
May 18-19-20
..May 2 1-22-23-24
May 24-25-26
June 27-28-29-30
their LMh control, 35 miles away.
I Nenlor KrlrkHon of Port Chester,;
IN. '.. nnd Au:ust Kour of Ah-
I lahuln, Ohio, droppi-d nut uf the j
! Lns Anm'h'8 to New York mari
itliou rum today, it.i a prolrst
!iR'ili'l tho (HtunlHitul of tlioir train- J
I or nnd i-dunlrynian, Alex Kiuii. who
i wa." orilt'i'i'd to ltiivn Hit (-ross-
country rariivan for an Infraction
of tlu ruins. Thosi lu rl.aini' of
tho derby said KInii v. ha dimnisscd '
for boratliiR Hrfoico Arthur Duffry ! 5j
of Hosloti. 4
tlNDY DECLINES
TO ANNOUNCE PLANS ,3
ST. LOl'IH, Mar. .H). Colonol l
Charles A. Lindbergh declined
RKiihi today to annouueo Ills flln
lit tin. s. Ho .said Im had heard ru
mors thai lie contemplated a traiiH-PiU-lfle
flight to Japan hut he had
"iinihliti: to Kay."
Colonel I.lmlln'ruh said lie had
some business to look after In St.
Louis and did not know how long.
he would he hero. It Id understood ; M
he will Irave In a few days forivjj
San IMcko, Coiifornia, to pet the
new mononlHiiM which has bcenjj
Inillt for him there. 4i
ST.
Charlci
MUMS. Mar. .ID.Colnnnl
A. Lindbergh's homojj
DR.
NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Cxtrsctlcn
Gat When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Ptinue h$ Maauula Dldg.
I
Easter Suits
Rich and Brilliant as
Spring Itself
Everything you've ever desired in a
SPRING SUIT is here in these Adler Col
legians. Up-to-the-minute style rich,
exclusive fabric patterns dashing, vivid
colors in varied combinations plus the
well known features of Adler Collegian
workmanship and tailoring.
Come in today and select one: in the
new Arab Grays, Sand-dune Tans, or any
of the attractive variations of these popu
lar Spring Shades. "
QPENCE1
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