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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 31. 1928. ORTSMEN'S FRIDAY & SATURDAY TWO BIG NIGHTS AT THE ARMORY APRIL 6 AND 7 WIN A REAL Pendleton, Oregon INDIAN BLANKET AND PILLOW Dress up in Wild West Style and win a prize. THE WILDEST TIME ROSEBURG HAS EVER HAD! Slippery Gulch and the Days of '49 were never like this. The Bucket of Blood Dance Hall will run all night and the gamboleers will shoot from the hip. Hot Dawg! She's gonna be hot stuff! No foolin'. Prizes for the best Wild West costumes worn by man and women. This will be one time in our lives to cut loose and let the ol' days come back. More fun than a box of monkeys. Admission 50 cents and you'll get sixty bucks in currency to spend on the inside. WHOOPS! DOUGLAS COUNTY CONDEMNED MEN jlreaty or acceded thereto should AUAIT hcatu dv Uwrt'i upon Itti coming Into force, """" UE.m Hi (despite curtain abstentions. . , VARIOUS PASTIMES' "Finally, In cane one o the con- j trading powers should contravene taiHi uoMii Win ) the treaty the other contracting SAt.KM nil. u.r 91 iinn,ii..'Powcr8 would be uiitomntlcally ro- and drawing mainly occupy the nt tontlon of James Wlllos and Ells- worth Kelley its they wnlt In their coIIb at the state pcnltenti.iry for Friday, April 13, when they are to pay penalty on the gnlluwa for their part In the prison break of August 12, 1920. The rending taste of the two rcm.iemn ,.i n,n ,iifV.L widely. Kelley nsks for nie newspnpers. Particularly is ho Interested in the Sunday newspapers from the cities, Portland, Kan Francisco and Los Angeles. Ho reads them thor oughly whenever they are brought ' to his coll. Onco Kolley put In a requisition for drawing paper. James Wlllos has become Inter ested In t'hrlstlnn Science Ills time Is given almost entlrelv tn n study of the Hilda and of f'hrls. tlan Sclenco lltornturo, and plainly, In his Inst days, he gets n groat deal of comfort from bin Min,iia Wlllos, ever since his Imprison ment, has attracted attention by his' ability with tbo crayon. During his trial he made pictures of the jurors, and colored pictures, his own handiwork, adorn his cell. Hut mainly now ho rends the rilblo. INDIAN VILLAGE CUTOUT Preo for tho klddlos, n beautl fully colored Indian Village. Exact copy of the big display piece wo now havo In our window of Arrow liend hosiery. Lot tho kiddles come In und got ono to cut out. They tiro free at Can's. WALTER JOHNSON ENTERS HOSPITAL I i.i (Auoclitoil I'roH lniwil Wire) WAHHINUTON, Mar. 31. Far from the picture' of physical per fection, as he portrayed during a scoro of years in the majors, Wal ter Jolmsun, now malinger of ihn Newark Internationals, bus en tered omoigency hospital hero to recover from tbo atler effects of an attack of Inflnonmi. Wolghlng but KSli pounds, 30 or Jpuro under bis usual pluyhm weight, and p'ninly shewing In, ravages of tho Illness Hint struck fllm down ohortly after tho first f tbo year and rrom which ho had not fully recovered when ho started training at HI. Augustine, tho votornn pitcher will bo con stantly, under observation nt the institution during an indefinite rost period. It Is doubtrnl whether Ibo for mer speed king will be able to be present to start bis first ye ar af ter retirement from the big oagiieB ns manager of a minor league team, when the Hi ars upon tho senson April IS at Nowurk aiiiilnst the Toronto Loafs. CERTIFIED BROCCOLI SEED Original St. Valentino strain known us tho old Asbby No 2 heading March 101b to April lmh liirBm,ln rodiiel ig 5 to'" I Vn o S "T"'K ""ulu 1,8 '"'' ""'' 1 heads this yJVrur.'lVrn,'l?.a (w "H ere ...ado harvostod to vmih nm mi , ' poraonnl supervision on the far n of H. P. Conn. The o,' gl , 1, need has been In a local banV for two yours pending field trluls Write or phono orders to H p' Conn 6F33 or n. W. Coonev ujii Umpqua Avo. Per ml flu; 2 lbs. to 25 lbs. SI7. and 15 lbs. or more 10. U. W. Coonoy. AMERICAN IDEA OF WAR BARRIER SUITS FRANCE (Continued t''oinpngn 1.) policy, or In other words ns n moans of currying out their own spontaneous, independent policy "They would speelflcnlly under- 1,, joke . among themselves'' . h e , ITcneh note goea on. "to refrain from any attack or Invasion, and never to seek the settlement f IlllV lUfiWiMlnn nf tmntli.t .r -!... n vi.r " ; " ' , , ui luiKiii muni ""Km tinnM ueiMcen input nave ny acne moans. ii nuilMl, nnwt'YIT. no r (Mil- Y understood that nn obllKiilInn j . i.n.j , ..r.i i tm, niKUlllurif.H in inn vvmmi unit uio onpiiRpmpnt . mi otcui-o, I ll It t ' IB tO HIIV flint fhn Irnnlu t.... i ' nCCCBHlon Of nil nnU'nm un.il.l . , . i i uniy roinn inio rorro nrtrr havliiK received unlvoiKnl nrreiilanct'. uti-Ii-flRtliPpow-erR hnvlnff nlnnprl ihix ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Estsbllshed 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founrlcrl nnd MnintninerJ on Efficient Service and Courtesy hone 21 Jb s-rvi Kane fits. Ambulance Service uub: - ""vm1' wllh respect " that power, of the obligations contained in the treaty." "AMONG MY 80UVENIRS" Christian niulo school will hold Jin luni uiucilIlK ill Ule UKI UUMUlllg "xl Sunday, souvenir picture uud special program 0:45 a. PRISONER IN N. Y. CLAIMS TO BE SON EX-OHIO GOVERNOR Mu,xlnt-l I'rru taaMxl Wire) NEW YORK, Mar, 31. Arrested after a chase in which policemen u "or" "' ""lB. J'imea M. vox, zi years old, who snltl yes terday he was tho sou oi TT,o or- mer governor oi unio. was he Ic n 1,00U ball today on charges ot assault and leaving the scene ot an accident. An automobile Cox was driving knockod down Peto Lorenzo, a la- borer, on Fifth Avenue nt 20th ! street. Two policemen bosun the chase up the avenue. Tho capture was mndo at the entrance to tho Hotel lllltmoro on 44lh stroet, where Cox foil In his hasto to abandon his car. ' ' o English Hot 4- Buns Anrll fllh. uuuu ninny, mouo. iiaKory. WORK EXPLAINS EXTENSION LEASE ON OIL DEPOSIT ' ' (Aiwnrliili'tl Vri-M I.eftBcil Win-) ! WASHINGTON Mm- ;ilH,,,n. tary Work wrote Tlmlinnm Nv,, r tho senate oil coinmlttoe today lluut 1:30 p. m., when our small Elkton, Drain, Onkland and Hose that on Fobruary 20 tbo Sinclair !,Htmm of 315 marines was attacked burg. Those who went from this Crude Oil Purchasing company oh- y llbout 700 '"' s0() bandits who city were J. E. Clark, Fred Parker, tallied u flvoyenr extension ot Its w"r0 llnll"' w'lh Lowls machine Harold Sborfy, Fred Cook, T. J. uimunci. inr purcnasing govern- mum roynity nil rrom tho Salt Creole fields In Wyoming. Tho secretary wrote In response to a letter from Nyo. Ho wild that Iho orlglunl contract was onleied into by Albert 11. Fall, 'former sec retary of the Interior for five years will, .... '., u Hum to uie com- mi,,,, tn ,..,n it.. , . .. ,i l!n, 1 ,f "Tt,f0r ,"" n 1 , u Ll Tr, ? "Ull'"i' Uuu io.Ico given In writing. . .. Arundel, piano tuner. bono 189-L . i -o RISING WATERS IN UMPQUA RIVER HALT SCOITSBURG FERRY The ferry ut Scoltsburg Is un able to operate because ot high wilier, aim irniuc tiolweon Drain and Heedsport Is being bold mi ox- cept where passengers are trans- furred by skirt across the stream and travel by stage. The hlub wn- tor begin, Interfering wllh the ferry Mondny aftornoon, and lalo "' " . "'"'''". when the water , 10 ." "'"'. Iut atler f""1 '"' Hes It was found L",rl!";v '" '""' '''he stage K"'"K fl,ml l"'"ll I" Scottshurg l"i"''''iKors nro crossing tho 111 " 8klff ' nro bolng met , , '"' ,"lpollti side by a cur out of Heedsport. DAILY WEATHER REPORT u. a. Weather nurami rirnn . r . - llata CtaS "olr"on tM" "', ; llnro.noirle prsura (reduced to sen level) li a. m 29 s9 Relative humidity B p. m. yes'. I'-mii.v ier cent; fil P'fclp. In Inches and Hundredth! Highest tempernluro yesterdi Cs XVere , aV eTr'X day Norn.HV';mporatW''r7r'''ihi date '"""ura .or ibis r . '. - ....... 43 50 4!t ?1 it hours 1 mai 1 ireelp. since 1i mnmii R ji r Nernml preHp. fr thin month 328 'l'nfnl hrfrm Imm on. 1. 7 In iliitn Awnn nrocip. "from'sopt.""!. 220 JS77 97 11 To ueuciency since Sept. l. JJJL'7 1 1 . SJI'I- miiy Inclusive. 91 if forecast for sou iweat Or...- linln (onlKht nnd Sunday; contlnu- eu mini. Ltcrnted Lady Embalmei rl aM 'an'ti llia-fcatT IT FIGHT WITH irr t. ... it waiter Cordon Mas INarrow escape wnen ivlanne Platoon Falls Into Ambush. " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cordon have received a letter from their sou Walter E. Cordon, who Is with Hie U. 8. marines in Nicaragua- Tho young man tells of an umbush and skirmish in which Ills compnny was engaged and in which tho Itoseburg boy had a very narrow escapo. I i n k.. i,.. ....... .i. i i ,v0 been gone from Leon which j m Inflis duo south ot here, or two weeks' lilke with bull carts," ho wrltos In the lottor, which it dated March 9 from Condega. i "Comb. lu ii nhi i, ia of Winchester I who niv in c,',. degn about ono week when I went out on a hike to Estolle, which is 36 miles from Condega or a day mid a half's hlko. Twenty-four miles in tho first day and the rest in nbout three and one-half hours so vou enn see Hint we were wnlk. lng pretty fiiBt all of tho time, over 1 3 miles per hour in the hills. We got Into Estcllo at noon Sunday and bad a big chicken dinner wait- lng for us. Wo left Estolle Thurs - day morning, loaded down with 100 pack mules and our own packs, Tho supplies wo had with ua wore lnft at San ltuffelo and Yull. At Yall wo started riding tbo mules "ml everything was O. K. until kuub, mien, niucituiLus, uynuimiu bombs and rifle grenades. We were caught (n n trap and barely oscnp cd to tllo top of it hill directly be hind us and opposlto tho enemy's position: Wo had three men killed and R men wounded. Corporal Ze rlnckle, Private J. Duvls and my self woro cut off from the rost of nt ii wuni cut on Hum i ,, p. iiu cwiuiiiiiiy mi luieriiuuii iiiiu ""'"ly "'I1 'lth our lives when f"' dynaniilo bombs were thrown and lunded exactly where wo threo had been lying until dark, so wo c()id movo without being seen. It took us nil night long, from 9 p. in. to G a. m. to reach tho top of a 500 foot hill Bonio distance away from tho othor men. Wo arrived early in the morning and with rifles, ma clllno guns, automatic rifles and Thompson mnchtue guns our bud- dies routed tho bnndlls over tho mountain where they took horses nnd lort our men neninii. i no oni tlo Riiro was hot nnd I don't mean I maybe. I was lucky enough to ' u''"l" wllh a whole skin." 1 Mr. Cordon's nddress Is Prlvalo j Walter E. Cordon, 57th Company, I zutl iiaiioiy ,iiin negiineiii, euiw ,0t l"''b"" 1 " Canal Zone. KIWANIS CLUB TO VISIT SOUTH DEER CREEK GRANGE Tho noseburg Klwiutls club Is go ing lo South Deer Creek tonight lo visit the grnirgo at that plnco. The local club has been making visits to nil of tho several granges, join ing In n program and social time. Tho Klwanls club Ib furnishing the program tonight, nnd the grange Is entertaining the visitors with a l, ,, i . ' . .. n PSPnM Viinixui Ji irvi v uiu WHII F INTnYICATFr) n'tX- "'"I wo l"omlso you n spetial WrilL,C 1P4 1 U All-rV I CAJ ,y K(m(1 (m(, for 1a .,,,,, ,(... A charge of driving n car while Integrated has been filed against C. A. Yflkum, who la In Meri-v hos pltnl rorovortiiR from 'tho effects of Injuries received when his car collided with n HofleliurK- Kueene. unto fre'Rht trnrk on the evenlnij ef March 23. Mr. Y ok urn's condi- I Inn in niirlt i lint lilit ilisi'linrcn n.n i,..nniini i n..,nAi.i day. A demi'tv sheriff ' has been 'placed on Kunrd over him, nnd he will be nrraicned in tho iustlee I court ns noon as ho Is released flMMl tlio lmfliillnl WEATHER OUTLOOK (AMvhti-,1 Prp. t.fiifcil Wlro) SAN KIlANflSl'O Vr. .11 The wenther nutlook for the week ( heclnnlli" A1-!! I wns annnunced here hy the I'tilled States Weatlier T'trenn as rollnwq; For weslbrn sfMn. : The rnilnnV Is for normal temperatures and considerable rloudlncs wllh oc- en.lont.1 rin over 1,1-ihn. Wnch. Infl'on. tlren.on. eorlhern Nevada I'd 'cntnil en-l erebnlilv northern California. REPEREE IS HISSED f l-v-ltlft. Vrm .-. W.rt VfnV've fire. V-r. .11 l'n noenli 1l?lei1 fentureii the Ar mory hnxls card here Inci elcbl The referee wa hooed and hissed when he awarded the decision In REP. HAWLEY NOW CHAIRMAN POWERFUL WAYS AND MEANS COM, i V ! - , tAunclated Pre LejiM-i Wirf) WASHINGTON, Mar. 31. The house today elected Hep- resontative Hawley of Oregon to the post as chairman of the powerful ways and means committee vacated by resigna- tlon of Green of Iowa. I - ATTENTION, LEGIONAIRES - i Regular meeting Umpqua Post No. 16, American Le- gion at 8 p. m. Tuesday, April 3rd at post club rooms Itose- burg armory. Final report on membership contest. Every- 4 body come. 4 ADJUTANT. tho ten round main event to Itus sell Wayne of Portland, over Joe lilackwell of Eugene. Again the cries of the crowd were beard when the decision went to Hay Jacobs of Eugene over Jimmy Wilde of Winnipeg, in tho four round si.-nil-winUup. The first hooes went even far ther back. The storm arose In a preliminary on the referee's first decision. MASONS ATTEND YONCALLA MEETING A sroup of local Masons went to 'Youcnlla last night to attend a meeting of tbo Masonic order there. Tho Craftsman's club ot the University of Oregon nt Eu- gono, put on tho third degree be- fore a largo igroup of lodgemon. Delegations wore present from Miller, Frank Clemens, W. F. Har ris, red Arthur and Fred Strang. The lodge session was followed- by a banquet and social time. , FRANK WILLIS. OHIO SENATOR, DIES SUDDENLY (Continued from page 1.) him during his cninmilgn flchl his ahould 00 hold b' her fo1' e day. "Tbo most beautiful tribute Ohio could pay lo this champion of the cause of prohibition," Senator Hef I In said In a statement "would be to carry on tbo fight to oleet his dele gates and to cast ono ballot for " " o ropuoucun niuioiiui con- . , Over stuffed mohair davenport, Worth nt . regular credit terms 3100. 1 wl this one nt wholesale to Kll 11 ou,t "r "'"" r"t shop worn. Manufactured less than 30 -- - - . c u iiiik r. No delay. Price positively whore- s,m'- '. HeversllUo cushions. 1 "la 18 11 iney, moiiair, extra line quality, riuy now at J'owell Furni ture Store. CHURCH NEWS A musical program will be given nt the Hlblo standard Temple .Tuesday eve. A mil 3rd at 7:30 lino we exieiiu ill invillllion lo a I :'!. "v iiiio icniit unnu as ineir nrst con- member the day and hour and he sure to come ns we want to see a largo crowd nnd give the band n real boost. The program Is as follows: "Joy to the World," March: "Moulder," invocation, "Zenith," overture: ptnno solo, hy tlr.ico I Wallace: 'Little lirey Church 'Safety, march; saxophone solo, Willard Sbortlidge; "Crnnd March Did Ctory"; reading. Farmer Whip ple, "llachelor." hy James Whlt comb lllley; duet. Mr. Olson and Mr. Crook, "Activity." "I'roject," trio. Mr. Oison, W. Spaligh, Mr. Crook, "Orand XInrch," 'Mutual," "Grand Avenue March." INFANT CHILD DIES Virginia May Thornbi.rg. the 4 weeks old baby of Mr. and Mis Thomas ThornbnrK. passed away nt their home at t'mpqua last nleht. Funeral cnrvl,-o n-ltl l.n : held at the home Sunday nfternoon nt 2 o'clock. Hev. Matthews offl clatlne. Interment will he nt !l0J,,:,V."!LPV,,rcn" '',r'-,. S E "it' .i .ti- in'ri-uui k i iiin'rmKnt; company is In chnrpe of services. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 114 Jackson St. SOUTH DEEH CHEEK WCli OBSERVES 91ST BIRTHDAY . small htg. stove, wood range or show case. Phone 123. (Hy Josephine Evans Harpham) : FOR RENT Cozy," clean,-4-room An Interesting birthday of the I apt., private entrance, good lo month was that ot Mrs. Mary cation. 614 Cobb St. h,.; ,Tn A ,V.'"k ,v born In Concord, Ohio, March 2S, 1S37. Ono will recall the fact that at that time Martin Van Duron was I president and our country lust In ' Us Infancy of development. Mrs. Honebrnke was formerly Mary Plliznbetll Arnold and the youngest of eleven children. Dur ing the early years or her life too building of the Central Ohio rail road took place not fur from her home. When Mary was about fif teen or sixteen years of ago her aunt. Eliza Garfield, and son James came to visit the Arnolds. Later this cousin James became president of the United States. Some years later the Arnold family moved to Iowa and whilo there lived on a farm. It was from this homo that two of 1 Mary's brothers left to become soldiers In the C'lvii war. On. November 27, 1856, Mary Elizabeth Arnold was married lo John Star Bonebrake, near Newburn, Iowa. In 18G2 the couple organized and joined a band of friends and relatives who de sired to cross tho plains and make a new home in the fur western country. The crossing of tho Platto river nnd tho attacks by Indians were among the ninny dangerous episodes which oc curred during the six months' crossing of tho plains. Tho llonebrakes made their first homo In California. In IS04, however, they came even farther west, and settled not fur - from Itoseburg on Deer Creek. In 1909 John Ronebrake died. He was sur vived by .Mary, his wife, and (heir eight children, all ot whom are living. They nro: Georgo, Will and Fred Honebrnke; Mrs. Emma Eric son, Mrs. Lon Winters, Mrs. Will Van Huron nnd Mrs. William Geminder, all or Itoseburg, and Mrs. CharleB miner, of Portland. Mrs. Mary Honebrnke has Just celebrated her ninety-first birth day. Her life bus boen a most in teresting one, particularly from the tact. that within her span of. ysnrs has come tho wonderful de velopment of this country, par ticularly the western purl. She em bodies und represents the true spirit ot the pioneers. Wo all may pay tribute to , such women as Mary r.mohrako. opu Have you seen the new Cope ' land N-5 only 4 feet 7 inches high, 24H inches wide, nnd mcnes deep, yet Having 5 cubic feet storage capacity and making 108 ice cubes at one quick freezing! Steel construction throughout, finished in Duco; shelves can be reached without hemline: double - denth rlr.nver dir fro. jing desserts; porcelain tray I fronts; no insanitary drain pipe; small, economical, dc pendable and quiet motor; tho most amazing value and the most appreciated in the elec trical refrigeration field today! Don't miss seeing Itl Just exactly what you have always wanted and yours for only a few dollars down I There are other Copeland models nlsn. suitable to any size home, r,rl. ,1 C,- o I r ' Ott's Music Store Roscburg, Oregon TT 1! lar : I -""I NEW TODAY HAY for sale. A. Swanson, Elga- rose. FOR S ALE 2rugsr9xi 2airil 6x!. 804 Harvard Are. Phone 213. TRY tho Sparton, all electric ra dio, it can t be beat. Itoseburg p:iectrlc. j WTJOD WANTED In exchange'for FOR SALE-8-year-old saddle horse, broke with pack outrit. Price $80 Address Box 24, care News-Review. WANTED Nurse cow. Must be very gentle and a heavy milker. Will pay cash or trade very fine purebred Jersey bull cult, one week old. J. F. Bonebrake, R't. 2. INSURED SAVINGS Lot " us ex plain our new insured savings plan which protects you and your family If you live or die. Doug las Building and Loan Associa tion. YOU HAVE TRIED other hatching eggs, now try the best: Jersey Black Giant eggs from vigorous high producing stock, si per 15; $1.50 per 100. 80 fertility guar anteed. Hatching eggs for next six weeks. V. K. Holcomb, Onk land, Ore. THE WISDOM of" Doug Fairbanks. The worst thing that could hap pen to you might be tho best thing that could ljappen to you providing you do not let it get the host of you. And buy vour :Btaclo to his plans for eloping with tires at Nt,ck and Nlc(i Tiro Shop, Ml.B- Josephine Seebnrger Lasher. 112 West Oak St. j j. clu. i-Ic Dean, Sr., wealthy mem- APR. & MAY $11.50 PER 100 ber of the board of trade, Bought ' For White Leghorn chicks from the restraining order in superior strong healthy brooding stock, court yesterday on grounds his son Alameda County Accredited, .was only 20 years old, was not em Bnrred Rocks, Reds, $15. Express ployed nnd had no means of sup prepaid. port. Ho pleaded that his son be GRAHAM HATCHERY .enjoined from marrying Mrs. Hayward. California .. I Lasher, who obtained a divorce n GET a deed to your homo. If you few days ago, or any other girl are buying a home on contract without his father's consent until nnd have it half paid for, with ho became 21 years old. no mortgage, seo us about our I Judge Joseph Sahath, who pre ' monthly payment real estato viously had sot aside Mrs. Lasher's loan' whereby you can' -'obtain decree nt the behest of Mr. Dean, money to pay off the -contract granted tho injunction. and get a ueeu. mommy pay ments on our loan, generally less than rent or contract payments, tnko care of both principal and interest and get you mil of dobt. Umpqua Savings and Loan Asso- c,atio,,ouslsbstractHlilg; SINCLAIR COUNSEL TO PEN AN "OPEN LETTER" TO WALSH NEW YORK, Mar. 31 Martin W. Littleton, chief counsel for Harry Sinclair, announced today , that he would writo an "open let i ter" to Senator Walsh, member ot I the senate committee Investigating I the Tonnot Domo oil reserve trans- ! fer in reply to tho suggestion of 'Ue nsM "B1"- heavyweight cham Sennlor Walsh on tho floor of tho 1""" ,of ll'e world when be de- I nonato voatnrrinv u-hnllmn H mlt,t fentl'll Slim Claniliail. 1'eCOClliZOd be "entirely ethical" for Mr. Little- 08 " European title holder, two ton to sever his connection with 01t of three falls before a capa the oil man. icll' crowd. While not ns sensa- Mennwhllo he Issued the follow- ing statement: "I have boon fre quently tempted to say what I had in my mind about tho ethics of cer tain senators and even ot the ad- vlanhlHtv nf tltelc wllh.lrnwiil f,-r,i, their positions in tho senate but on each occasion I havo been re- strained by the fact that It was none of my business a rule, which, if followed by senators, would per- nilt them to discharge their consti- tutional duties faithfully instead of becoming 'meddlesome .unities' nnd i scandal mongers." OREGON DEBATERS WIN tAMncl.trd Prow Ikmo,. Wlpo) COI.OMItIA, Mo.. Mnr. 31 Pre- sentliiK the nfflrinatlvc of tlie question. "Unsolved, thSt Iiemoc - racy is a Failure," University of Oreeon debaters defeated the Unl - verslty of Missouri team here last nlKht by an audience vote of 112 to 80 Tlenolt McCroskey of the Oregon le.mi wnicn nas ueonteti us way nrnmid the world. meetlnK debat ers of 19 universities, was voted the best Individual speaker. MARKET GOING UP ' fAvnrlatnl Ply t Wire) NEW YORK. Mar. 31. The 'bull movement In the stock mar- ket not off to a flym stnrt today with lieneral Motors quickly wrest-; In the leadership of the. market ihmu i,mu,. iriiuiue was conutlCt- ed at a terrific pace with blocks of B.noo to 15.000 shares appearing on the tape with stamina; fre quency. Pools whipped up actively In scores of issues, more than a doren new hlsh records being es tablished In the first few minutes of trading, on early gains ot St to $T a share. OR JAIL-BIRD KIND Ol.n LADY: You sav were locked In a cage for years. Were you In prison, good man? you ten my TRAMP: No. mum; ! was canary. Tit Ults. The Time of Growth The beautiful Easter season is the time of growth. At this time it Is well for you to consider the growth of your fortune. One of the best ways of promoting this is to make regular deposits in the Itoseburg National Bank. Vr. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. The Rosebur kosebur,(Jre. ELOPEMENT PLANS RUN INTO OBSTACLE (Aiiociatctl Press LprhoiI Wire) CHICAGO, Mar. 31. Young .1. Clark Dean. Jr.. faced a court injunction- today as . another ob- NOTICE TO WOODMEN ' Regular meeting of Oak Camp, No. 125, W. O. W., Monday even- Clothe dtotrlot "conJInX which meets at Myrtle Point May 2, and other important business. Largo attendance Is desired. A. A. Schloemann, O. C. TED THYE RETAINS TITLE AS CHAMP fAMOcfoted Press ..eased Wire. PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar. 31. Te1 'rll'e Inst 'night retained ills "n.o. ...e contest was by far the greatest exhibition of clover wrestling soon hero in years. The weights wero an nounced as 173 pounds for Thvo and 14 for Chllll.um. TllVO took t,le "t fnl in six minutes, 5 seconds when he made Clapham Pound the floor in the grip of his fnmous wriatlook. Cinpliam came "Hi;k to win the second fall in 39 minutes, 61 seconds, with nn old- fashioned crotch and half Nelson "ft. The third and deciding fall was another of thoso "nerldonta" with Thye haiiRliiK onto the ropes and Clapham tugging at him, bolh went over backwards with Thve on top. Hie force of the fall' and Thye's welEht belnir nrflMnt in anocK Clapham out. Mutt Eddv took one fall from Ted rirown in the 30 minute preliminary. n L, I NOTICE The water will be shut off Sun ;dny, April 1st, from 3 to 6 p m nffcctliiK the north side from the l"t' "i incnester St. enst. THE CALIFORNIA OrtKQON ' I'UWKK COMPANY, EDITOR APPOINTED ! TO SUCCEED FERRIS rAvUtl r-r, L.ft!NHj Wirr) j I.ANSINO. Mich., Mar. 31. Arthur VmiHonltorv l,nn..t.it edltor nf the Grand Itnplds Herald was todav appointed United Stales' ' senator from Michigan to succeed i DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME Established 1928 Perfect Funeral Services Fair and Reasonable Prices AMBULANCE SERVICE P"?5E H.C.STEARNS Pins and Lane Sta. -iC- T National Bank Senator Woodbridge . N. Ferris,, who died March .23.. . Tho appointment was made by,' Governor Frew W. Green. Vnndenberg, who is " 44 years old. has been regarded as a prob able candidate for the Republi-. can nomination tor United States senator- this fall although he has made no formal announcement of his candidacy. Vandenherg began work with the Grand Rapids Herald as an of fice boy and attained the editor's chair at Hie age of 21 and has held that position since. He is editor and publisher ot the publishing company nnd Is a director of two Grand Rnplds' banks. He is mar ried and has three children. The new senator has gained con siderable reputation in Michigan ny an orator and is , the author oi three books. a o . TUNE IN ON "W. U. G." Next Sunday morning nt 9:45 n the Christian Bible school. Lost " Borvice in the old building. Meet.' wiin us. Public Liability and Property Damage Two mighty important Insurance coverages for the automobile owner. Are you protecting your self by carrying this coverage on your car? Tills agency is at your service In writing all lines of automobile insurance. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE 116 CaBa St. Phone 437 OH, BOY! Hear Baldy's Footwarmers Play "Changes" "Memories" "My Gal Sal" American Legion's regular Sat. Nite Hop Oriental Gardens Tha Best Music and the Beat Floor in Southern Oregon Gents 75c Ladles Free And another thlnn: There will be no dance Saturday, April 7, because of the Sportsmen's Sur prise Show. PHONE 112 Lady Attendant