Roseburg news-review., April 23, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

ftflSEBURC NEWREWEW. MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1 02fl.
OUR SPECIAL FOR NEXT WEEK, APRIL 23-28
All Men's and Ladies' Suits Cleaned and Pressed
WE CALL AND DELIVER
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
307 N. Jackson Phone 472
Notice your suit the next
time you have it cleaned. If
the linings are nice and
white, and the same old
spots don't show up again
then your suit is clean.
Also notice if small repairs
are made without a special
request.
That is a sign of real clean
ing service.
Yours truly,
SI DILLARD
EIGHT
AT APRIL TERM
I Pollowlnc Is n list of tlm bills!
nudlted and ullowed at the regular
lerm of the couuly court:
Now at this Minn the loiunviuK
bills were allowed nud warrants
drawn for Hie Biime, to-wlt:
. General County Bills
' lloadmaster: I. I). Wolfnrd 51.99.
M. C. Dowker $0.99, P. I). Wolfold
$7.08, M. C. Duwker $2.99, I'. D.
Wolrord $11.97, J. II. Wolrord
$11,117, M. C. Ilowker $2i1.40, J. I).
Vandyke $1.25, K. U. Freur $3.20.
bousliis Abstract Co. .40, Oregon
Slate Highway Com. $2.K0, A.
1 -ii-l k Co. $3.10, Uuipiiua .Mills &
'I'br. C'o. $K.0O; Sllerllf: Western
Union $14,011, W. C. (Irubb $44. (in.
JjU. ewlaud $12.20, C. II. Daugli-
erty $18.71, Jess Ilodges $3.90, 1'.
, A. Webb $10.83, C. M. Griffith
$3,00, Village Locksmith $1.00, W.
A: lti'imliain $141,011, .Marlon
Grainger $00.00, Central Garage
$12.00, i'nstal , Tel. Co. $1.30;
jieiimi unit: uniinrwood -rypo-iuj.
78 7 Ab0r.lnam' n 00 ''' AmerS '
Child H .rLf. W
Su iilv Co ii..ie 'm u
S ; iviekL. mm
Z ,! .' i ,', i , '',
bu 7k Ste an 1 au v I in- Ir '
feeburir Steam h i' 1, '
CIW o7l(eedsport I I III , V
ir,:r4r;T,r LZ
., .. 1
in "'",,0
!,. "'.t
140.0(1, Geo. K.
tii.uo, , itotoi nose $a
llouse; Frank Cox $40
h 1 whi.u J,',a",",W,L v"l.
iVr.ni v ;:.I' u'7.. 'r '
v.w.uy, oftufi.nMiiifwio niures
$2.04, A'. I). Ilouser $18.00; Flee:
voyor: Ki'iiileiick I'ost
l.o. 9l.n,l,
II. U lOnpsleln $48.00, M. V. How-
kor $14iiS' AwHi.uuni" Wnui ennui' T. " ii.iiiiiuiMiu j.9i, iioiner i". f i i.uu, III! 1J. II1UIIIO i.ui, u
1' nl cS rr W 7 i ,"""os !ir,!", 1'ank ' llaiiunonil una llur. $22.32, Austin Western
ii"l; ll.V0',.1.P7. w- I H nllli $2.99, District 53: li. n. 1WH Iloud Much. Co. $05.50. Cliur. Hdwo.
VS2.70, H. ..' Clianln $85.75. lilllis.
rtofinielster $20.00, W. D, Duke
.J120.00, Qe4.,M. Hasselt $100.00,
v, Junes lin.ll, l l Miilllews
t cumin tiiu.iiii, win.
... v.k-iiiu mm.ut, w. 1. nillliev
40.00, Doug. Abstract Co. .do;
Bounty: Hverelt Katoll $10,00, Gel-
pin Ogden $10.00, Dexter
i' ' i iii J", . '!'
$20.00, ClleStl.r A. ItVtlCll
ffnn
$10.00, lister Wlnningham o.Uii,
bo'ugl; rnTl"!
. '"',"u "y 10:0ii,
Mnillll
$8.60; County Home: Iteedsiiiirt-.
KiiKi'tio Krelght Lino $;.;o. Econ-!
nmy Market I9.22, llosnbiirg lilec.
n.iu, Deer Creek Hairy $12.o;l,
Merrill's Shno Store $l.no, I. ,
Nichols $1.82, Churchill lliiwe. Co.
$1.20, Duds for Med $iii.if,, win.
tfi-Oll $;i,9ll, HoseblllK Model ll:ik-
ery $6.09, J. It. l'arker $1.1,0, Doug
la.i Co. Hour Mills $22.0.1. Ei'iin.
Oluy Clroc. $09.78; lnillKnul: Econ-
ui uiuiKci tm. 'nil, rcoplc's sup-
nlv Co. Siil.ia. lit- a i- u
huuth I'.iid Kuel Co. $.,.1,11. z,ii,'i
i.tniury tiroc. $10.00, .'. 'ar
ivhnnnn $lo.o0, Doernherher Mem.
Hospital $c.iio, ueseiniig Uuun
Inking Co. $,i0.nii, Dr. (,',m. t,nmg.
ton $20.00, Hani Weeks $9.98, Mm
Rims uioceiy 59.97, Agnes Plleli
lord $18.91, W. 11. Lesli $111,011, c.
S. IlenuinuiM- XI111111 11. ,u
Dooterle $2.,i,i. M,.,cv i , ,7
. J, Kether $5.02: Jemi,. , ... .'
. F. Hopkins $07.80, l-rl
$11111.00; School Sunt.: Eiinii h
Ackort $84.7.1, Lillian Davis $128;
Insane: w. Dlliard $199. Hu-,
ers uepi. iore $:I0.47; Medicine:1
Mnraters'
iiinli, .r i !' n i ' Dalley $..l.47, C. Townsund $10 41, Moore $28.40. Itoy Dlincnn $22,12,
lli? ml rv '. '"tl"l,,l;K. Clifford Osborn $2.98, Itussel J- S. Smllli $20.93. Delherl Poole
' oiih r in ""nUI,L.NV I,"lll,y (,lia Wroe $2.99 Ton, Ilannnersly $18.30,
$45 05 P ! mM tw.; i i!"r" l!ltt,'k Fl''""10 ,'li: 'Ty Van Norman $17.94, Frank
411.05 loit umpinm tinnier $.1.1.80, Bm $l,.iisi -at c,,an $4.48; Dls- Van Norman $17.94, Jack Killer
("A inia!" "t.?,''' Abstract tllct 74: Geo. Ilarter $10.22 Carl 17.'l, C. C. Cowles $11.90. J. Mes-
.'. V ...rV.ycl".lu! Ak1""' M- Hlooinberg $0.99; District 7,1. 8ing..r $14.95, Clyde itydell $91.87,
. xviiium ,.u, ijuceilll
j-riro 2.ll l. tl. V. U'h.,1 i .... .-!"'.
ii. w. toon $i.iiii, ii, t;, church i, ten. 7. , ,' ,' ' .. m""- i o. f.i.e, i. j.
$1.60, Geo. Slimletou $1 00 Ki e . V' i Loeliwood $1.7:.. Huston Co. $1423.22, J. A. Denu
Anderson $1.01 Jin j' lin,, i (i'!r' "i 35: 3- Pow. Co. $111.98. lieedsport lldwe.
$8.10. C. II. Dauglie lv ' J '.'':. A' ').'.. Pow, Co. Co. $11.40. W. .1. Kelleher $1.00.
tl. lionsoii $5.20 W ' Urn I ?- r"'r mr- Fred Hover $2.70. .1. A. Denn Pow.
$2.60; liortlcuituial i.le,,': , "a ) Ii 'j '"'"i-' 5I' jfi'. A'" ;' ;. - C11H1 $701.20. J. A.
Diinlnp $?6.ihi. W. O. nil. I, .r. . , ',;; .' ; ':.".'. "K" l o- ,M'- Austmst
Druir '.. tii.n ii . 1,1 "' " " fuiit n $18.85. A. . iiuisi tn. .ii.. iionier Gin
nriig to. $9.00. U.tl i jj.,,1.1, !, o . .., i(ioi .. . ....!.. i:i,o .
Cross Phnr.
It. I .It 1,1 ..
Coroner -MP ii".
Store $19.60: Coroner
ter $88.60. II. o P:,...,..,,, ....... i
V. Wlmberlv in on i n i...., . , . '
.l.m Hlweltlnt. .in,. J I... 'I,, '
, r i'l nn ..ii... ' . '""
Dr nmiVlV Vs . ui '",'r"0" ??'""
M'on' n.i''i,t 'lr.';r ."':
i. r ' ., ,lu,l'K ' -i'". or- Wad.. Hist. 6: E. L. Helilnson $s7.S9, J
II. 60 , Alonso Denn $1.60, Tom rip. p. Dlehl $39 90; Dlst. 9: Hov Fiah-
ley $1,0(1, Oliver Denn $1 f.ll. Ijeniy er $3.48, Frank Kniische $4.48, J,
SST: , m . ,
(MMM.iiaaissajM.ilajjUWili.iaiiiaii imn m....
1'fflaMtPiSESSB.iaSSi
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
... Eutabllihtd 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded nnd Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courlc9y
r'hons 284
Oak and Kan St.
Ambulance
Demi SI. 00, E. It. Thurber II. GO,
Minn J. Kirkcndnll $4.30, Robert
Klrkcndull I4.3M, J. L.'Klrkonilnll
$-1.30, Ralph Hlchler $4.30, Paul
Schuiter $8.80, Or. Devon. $6.0.1,
Ed Sliigloion $2.99; Current Kxn.:
llrmehurg I'.ook Store $ili.0H, Koko -
Chapman Co. $110.17, Irwlnllodson
Co. $10.07, Cnllf.-Ore. Powor Co.
$78.21, Ira 1). Kiddle $2.13, Office
Mm. I, n, k,,,,u. iv,' ni'min !i,.J.
si Priidhoinnin Co. $69.90,' ilnHO-Oinsa $131.78; Dlst. 2ii: D. mis-
lung Newsltcvlcw $706,111, I'acificjCord 20.Ur, Arthur iMurphy l(l.4t;
Tel it Tel. Co SU8 Oft Hoy Citlch- l""t- 3,i: - Wulsiin $10.47, Floyd
'"K Mlr i'-o. -HU.30.
Road Dictrlct Payroll
Dlntilirt 2: II. 1 1. Coiinlne $37.43,
J. i,. limey $41.92, Asher Auou
". "; onniiio te.uv, 11. ii.
(..outline $6.99; District .ISJ: Clins.j,e $10.43, .Milton Green $29.96, '
Vari-eliiunm $1.49, Lock Trans. Donald Sturbuck $17.97, John!
ss.os; Dislrlcl lu: u. w. crouclicr
$12.20, C. A. Prock $20.98, Ivan
17"!:'!H;'J.- ''.:'?. K
.,.,,., ,..,o, ijk.ii .,i.mu
I0.4, A. C. 1'iilnier S7.47; District
12: U. II. MoniBoniery S 23, I). C.
Nlckens SO U!.; District 111: James
uusseii :,;i.ss, una Jones ?17.94, $o.an, c. T. Smith $10.40, Hobert
Harry Cinbur $0.90, Selli CroyiCondon $2.99: Dlst. 02: James
$2.99, Owen llussell $2:l.9; Ills-
lllct 18: C. A. Healer $9.73; Dls- $2.09, T. F. Secoid $2.99, Loyal
tllcl 19: C. W. I'lke $00.91, II. I'eil Steurns $11.99. Henry Selverts
$17.94, Chas. T. Null $20.41, J. N. $23.98; Dist. 07: W. It. Lorwlll
llostennillidt $23.90, W. U. Forrest $15.98, V. Lerwlll $0.98, Joe Good
$5.99, F. H. Cunnlnshani $4.80, ' reau- $2.99, Fred llrown $8.97, Jim
Moiiier Mariln $17.49; District 20: Duriiout $0.98, John lirnwu $5.98,
It. .1. Spilldliig $7.98, Sum Powell Hill Doinpier $0.98, J. II. Itondenu
$a.:w, urn Powell $2,911; Dislrlcl
23: I). Vlllll even $7.98: District
K a u.,i t. .
" "M" '27: W l-
i'Tur' 512!m' C,llvln ""' 1
"l!!tlla :i0: J- B-
'JM- W"- S2!,!l; l"lrlKl
'M: ;- W- 1,u':kl' -o. HuB..ne:
!'Ud"!U lil""'lct 3S: '
i ' H,K;" M- 1"' ",lk '"'
?11!IS; I)l"lr,ct 42: A- "J"1'
;!5!'"-'. K- Hiiwninn $20.90: Dls-
"? .4- j. siwinMB $11.90,
tu. 11. oimitllllg 911.11:,,
Chas lOllenberg $8.20, Sam Powell
r'117' 1'owell $4.4S, Oscar Mat-
luon $. .-i s, ceo. Henterson $1 IS,
lj"wl" "'"'ey $2.09, Hinest llrown
:i;i.u:i; Dislrlcl 48: Hoy Kiriiilm-
k73 V T Mli-iuloi- tl.l'l ci,u
f, , ' ', ! V,1' ' ,'
1 Plirllel' K2.IIII- lllftl.,.l r.l-
$9.71, II. S. Powell $1,411, Curl Illg-
Kinbothnm $7.47, Hoy Cohh $7.17,
n. u. rowell 31.49, C. A. Cook
a.9ll, Itohl.
i eok $2.!i, Sidney
Adams $2
n 'V Jllliu II I.
$1.49; District 09: Win. Slimier
Vl'lll'l. 1. .... . .. .
,,;;',;; Arnold Kasper $4 09 Knnel
"' IKK" !I8, Arnold Knsper $23.98;
III.,, ..I-. ,. ... . .... ' .-..I-'
,slrlct UB; ,,; , u'."t 1
Tom Jf-7- "tarln U,j
nett $ll.9!l; Dislrlcl 73: .1. II I
V H..,.u ,tir.. im... ...... . ..
m.'.i i ,'.:.t
sell $10.44, Itosa McClanahau
$2.40, Krank Gruhhe $5.99, U. w.
llodgers $ii.99: District 78- l' w'
TIloiiuiH $0.99, C. w. Ollnchousu
$5.99,0. E. Dewev SS 'IS il..i.!i.
enry
Dewey $2 99, l3.
llarslow $2.99,
I . II. Savage $2 99.
Road District Bills
Dist. 3NJ: Gardiner Mill
Co.
'' "j1. Winchester Hay l.br
CO.
$21. Ml; Dlst. 7: Julius
Caii Lindsay 80c; Dlst. 1
D. C.
IW l'lsl' ''?"
."I. M1MI. vu Alll VH
Her
fi.KiK $
Ser
Ser. Hint. $i.os. Thlel A s
'!" . 'l
i' V- ."'. 36: Ili'ndl'ord
llros.
Ve. 'TL ,T I
llussell 20c: Dist.
Much. Shop $1.00,
Dint. 65:
MalllsCirlls
Co. $:i';in'
.
Special Tax Pavroll I
-v.. ..,.., . ' . .t. . .Hill, f.ltl.tlj,
11 .Smiley $7:1.33. P. N. tlerliett
. h" - ""'I'sliey $;if..87.
.' r:'.. ' ti. r,. l iny .ts.K(. '
r'' .,'V1"' !" V. Hauls
-"'. A. Smiley $10.44; Dlst.
4: J' ' y 3M7. IHniglna
H .?M,C. linker $7..
Licensed Lady
Embalmer,
Service
F. Kausche S7.-17, I). C. ilk-ken-'
halhaiii $1.49; Dial, 22: It. J.
SpauldliiK $9.97, Chas. Klleuburg i
$149, Hum Powell $1.49, Oru pow-;
ell 1.49, Oscar Miitloon $1.19, Geo. ;
Kcstcison $1.49; Dial.. 2o: jioinie (
iHowurd $131.01, 1'uul Ludwlir
' $ti'i.52, W. W. Piigh $129.52, J. n.i
J roueo $i.o.7s, Chas.
Wilson (as -
"WO $127.28, J. I
Inula 1 2S.7 ,
Hob tlal lather (nsslirnl SSG.SH. Will
vv.tinwii fo.Ji, Jl. r.. I'.llglcs $.i.l,
T. V. Gurney $2.99: Dint. 37: I), w.
Klinoi-o $1.40, Sam .Madison $1.49,
C. W. I'ucliell $29.07, Hugeiie l - ucii -
,.ll $9.97; Dlst. -41: Osour Jackson
'51,0.20, Charley Jones $23.90, Carl
Lelglilon $14.95. F. w. Dow-don
$14.95. 1). . Painter 114.90, D. It.
!2'J,i- !'-".
ijisi. ,(: j. jj. nnunz tassiKn)
8s.9ti. Norman Wells J4.4S. J. H.I
Short 19.4; Dist. 60: Owen Hose
.97. Win. O'.Mura $7.47, Tom Gray
lulherwood $12.21. It. 1.. Stearns
J'.-oo; Dist. 71: J. K. Jlaney $31.00,
Julius Haney $12.09,
Pele Haney ,
1:19 11: i,' .1, whin. iii j-i
Special Tax BillB '
nist. 37: Clyde Catclilnic $23.75;
Mal- 2: ,,0UK- Abslract Co. Sue;
": J- A. Demi $21.70.
General Road Payroll
C- w- I-u,lU" ,i24:, J- 's"a-
'"ko ll"n M'hew $80,811,
,J- Wo"or" 3'!l9- J' " V'""ro"1
?3.9U, M. C. Ilowker $0.99, C. .
i-uckeu 3$.9s. ay utM &
uvnvu tJO.au, uuj nn-srist liiw
bIkii) $7.90. Kilgene Puckett S9.il,
J. W. Puckett lasslgn) $0.00, Al-
iretl Cloako $155.70, 10, W. Galla
$1 10.70, Arthur Moors $84.83, Hurl
niainews 58.Y3.
' General Road BIIIb
Farm llineuu Coon. Kxcli. $10.31.
Wnmlciw-l: !l r.ll XI A llnl.l, ll.lwo
Co. $59.05, II. S. Flench Trans. Co.
?a.S7, Truth Tool Co. $l(i.00, lllsh-
way tser. co. $1 1.2S, win. Hcotl 20c,
; Auams jsii.s i, j.;. i. mi norland
"". niuiu iiiKiMifiy.tfiu.
$0.38, Union Oil Co. $207.11, llickok
1'. llt..b..l, tl'lll 1 A..,..
Co. 7.-U7'.l'iiilo Air l'roducts
Co. $4.07. llealy-Wood - Tire Co.
CI .IT. Mlw,ll f'M 1-IJ ll'l n A 1
wood Motor Co. $133.83. ' ' '
Market Road Payroi.
Jack Hlgglns $00.80, Howard
!!lll,..t lll.i.l,, tulll! A...w, ll...u,.
i - inui i w.,u'.,i!, r.un N..i.
"'""" $M-9. Lew Howe $7.47, It.
J - Spiildlnit $0.98, ('has. Ellellhlirg
51 1 .17, Geo. Keslerson $7.47, Oscar
Malison $2.99, Orn 1'owell $2.99,
s 1'owell, $2.99, D. A. Mct'ord
$14.97, I). A. McCord $1.99, Krank
$80.92. Guy Slegi 1st (assign) $28.92.
Eugene Puckett $21.07. C. W
.. . ... .. ... I
Puck-
elt $02.41, Eugene Puckett
41,
Spall-
.1. II. Wolford $;1.99, M. t:.
W. S. Crea,:' M. C.
lli.vv fin- 1 7 7 Clvl llv.l.il fl 0 I.
A - $2.99, M.-C. "-keJI-'Z
' m.,i,.. -.,. n.n.
Andys Ser. Slat. S8.UII. Doug. Ab-'r.,,
siraei no. (.dii, scoltsbllrg liar.
' . -
Doug. Ahstr..C. $3.20. The Sullf
t... U,, tl I 1,1 l .
Brldae Fund Pavroll
... . I 'I,.. IU M. t? .
A. Viinbusklrk $25.93. Lloyd De
neiu . ..:.. "lowuril tiaiiop -.m.4.
n '
$I7: . Ain,. Johnson $17.91. Ne s
Hydell $;..98. Card Sllgilllerd $14. 9...
Hrown $14.95. Chas. Ellenbllig
?-97. Noimai, ' Weatherly $11.90,
Howard Weatherlv $11,911. A. it.
Andrews $8 97, W. I). Itlley $1.99.
Bridge Fund Bills
,, & S()1 j,n wiiarlon llros.
$28.(10, Hice Pros. & Adams $28.15,
llargan llros. $259 15, ,1. N. H.-ylen
$7.05. Weavers liar. $12 81.-llrown
Kingston $19 15. A. C. Hexroad
$2.00. Chopin Furniture Co. $2 70
K. l. Thomas
lldwe c... f33 8.r,
age $32.97.
$038. Churchill
Myrtle Cr. Oar-
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting ot
lasses
11$ Jackson St.
NEW RECORD GATE,
RAID ON SCALPERS
AT CURS' FIFI D
( AMwIated 1'Tetm I.fti.tt Wire)
CIIICAOO. April 2,1. Manager
;JO' "tcariiiy and. his Cubs liave
: mane a promising start in their
1928 attempt to shatter the Na
i Uounl league's nttendiince record,
! whlililln-y set last season.
j ' or the Hecnnd time In five days,!
j " ";" iii.i.niitn uium wtm UHlllll-1
li"l at Wrigley Field yesterday
i when 00,00(1 fans turned out; to
; wulcli Ihe Cubs heat I'lllshurgli. H
to 2. The former Chicago
mark
was 48,000, made In the
Ctiha'
home opener last Wednesday.
Last season the llruins broko
the senior
circuit's attendance
record. This year thev hopp to bet-i
".winning team
anu an enlaiued park
l'resldeni wminm vi, nt .i.
Cubs led a squad of detectives in
j a raid on ticket scalpers yester-
1 ii 1 v Wuum ue nine snoring necessary.
a dollar or more over th olflce At Hancock mountain a tunnel
pi ces were seized, and the men would save several miles in dis
releiised nndei bonds, and warned tance and would eliminate the lonK
to discontinue their trade. I climb over the mountain. This
Special sulo this week on pint mountain drive, however is one of
vacuum bottles lor $1 each nt the most scenic spots on the high
Churchill Hardware Co. j way, ,md the grade is all five per
. . . c(.nl or un,or g0 Umt people
Garden seei h nl Ichh limn eiii. , ,!. 1 '.
iK ,.c0 at Wharton Ilros.
EXCHANGE IN LANDS
IN RECENT DEALS
be adopted only in the event ii
c. Waller Groves reports several should be found advisable to save
real entitle sales, niiide the past distance, as the present road 'has
week. The 2.18-acre ranch ut Look- no bad features other than the tell
ing Glass belnmhie to Mrs BHwi- dency to slide In wet weather
beth llrown w ns sold to W. F. Mof- However, the project is being
till of Hosebiirg. Mrs. llrown ac- suggested to the slate by tho
copied n five-room modern house . court and the engineers and coin
on Wesl First street us pari pay- mission will determine the policy
ment. Mr. Muffin will make his to be adopted.
honio on the Looking Glass ranch 1 o
an.i win specialize in chickens, I . ,
turkeys and sheep. GALE DEFIED BY
i ne lease linn sinclc and equip:
nielli on the ICIOncre Itouens
motiiirtlln ranch lielonglng to C. V.
Hohorta wns sold, lo I,, A. Mel of
Monroe, Oregon. Mi;. I.lel expects
to take immediate possession.
A Klllefer covor crop disc liar
row will turn your cover cron 1111:
m,.,.. See one at Wharton llros.
WILKINS GIVES
SCIENE LIGHT
ON MOOT POINT
(Continued from page 1.) i
. .
eu in inase ic cerium tnnt tne
ill four or five weeks. This inillcat.
niei- uuiu oe oacK in l.os Angeles
cd Iho possibility of a race between ""ns wcru Kood for gutting off
two exploring expeditions in south "Bain. On two occasions the mo
Polar regions Unit of Wilkins wllh ,l"' slnrted al full sveed, but the
a seaplane and that of Coinniaiulor machine did not move. On ' the
Hlchard E. Hyrd wllh three planes, third .attempt. Caniuln wm,in .'
Wllklus Is eager to learn if Micro
is an unbroken continental chain
at ino poie, liom tne Australian
side Iho region has been seen. Cap-
tain Wilkins plans to go liboaul ii
whaler In Hoss Sea nnd pnst Souih
Victoria land. There he nnd his
llll, ll ii I ii ii in liiiin,.!, H...I.. ..,,.l......
c-i.--- i. n.L
Gainer
WVltlim IB VDIIIEI
WPW 1( K. Ann yi Tim
.
greatest scientitic contribution of
llio Wilkins polar flight in tne o
in on of Dr. so ah llowmnn. il inc.
eatest sclel.liHe c, iMIhn, I , if
'! h f' "'" "' Aclic
" .fs , , ri.,, Wl.,,1,,,. ,,.
....
,N. 111 Htuion.ent issued here,
... 'i,. -"" i",
Captain Wilkins achieved his oh.
Ject, which was to fly over Iho
let i. .iiicii huh m iiv nvt.i' i in.
("blind spot
taking a 2:i00 inlio
Bwlng.over that region regarded as nK " . ,V ' ., "wn approach
tnost probnblo to hold undiscovered turned on. JiT . Vle 8"lMo"
lands, If such existed. ., , fllt nmI hurried excitedly
u.... D.i. i' 1110 landing place.
May Have Avoided Polo
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April I
23.-Ciiptuin Ueorgo II. Wilkins Is
quoted by tho Svenskn Dilgbladet
",,i , .J i " 1
bergen, thai be did not pass oer
i the North Polo on his flight across
- r. --- . . - ......
Ihe polar regions, but Hew over
vr.l ,..,!,i..i ....... u .'...i
(Spltzhergon) said that the lower
part ot the airplane was sllubilv
damaged In landing.
,.niaeil In Inn.llnc.
,, wilkins' col ll anl on has le e-
Z .lied hi" fa'her 7 Z on
leutenant Curl II. Ellson, Cap-
grnpneii ins miner that he soon
will be home again which Is liner
preted lo mean that ho and Cap.
lain Wilkins plan to fly to Nor-
way ns mere is ho connection by
ship before the end of May
Aged Mother Glad
ADELAIDE. Australia. April 23.
"We mothers don't say much but
wo feel a lot," said .Mrs. Wilkins.
e i,. r r,.i,; ..... ..'
k,',. as she talked with vivacity
today, despite her years, of her
son s great Polar feat.
"I am very glad lleorge has done
what he set out to do." she con- wh-. was called a short time alter
tinned, wllh beaming face. "It is the Vrths b.-!i.-ve.l Dipt the bhics!
twenty years since he first went eonK have been saved If medical,
away and he has never lived at aid hail been renrhed soom-r Thni
home since. Like all his brothers, f.ithrr Is the grandson of Edwin l
ho wns a good son, kind In wottBUWeaver ot Myrtle Creek and the
and actions. Ho has n!...,n len a. fnmlly Is well known here. '
groat reader nnii made more of
what lie learned In a lllllo country
school thaa many men have been
'nolo to on college educations."
I Mrs. Wilkins la the mother
of
five children.
EARLY START OF
WORK ON RIVER
BRIDGE PLANNED
( Con tinned from page 1.)
1,10 "vent 1110 road
"i ''lvu? ' vt'l;y . "iglily iin-
..""u" u""ance would
liei-lllLUH lllMlfl'u 11 nlli.li.ra
: .,""","",
i Juo. "c"uu miiiiei is uyetuiy
I tMetud as Is tha Hall-
,u"I.a. ., tunn'-,1 hj railroad
, 7,. ... .,.,' "uul ,uuou,1 1 "
,,., ',, T" "?anaone1, l!'e
Slnh,liSeftZl "!!
nmil.l ho nw,7 . i T. T
1 be about a half mile lom-
Zoui TAo 0C I oto aST'
?Mlr!,,?h ?" tf-Jhey
mounlnli, road rather 1,1, ,.
! "'. which would eliminate much
;of the scenic part of the drive to
I the coast.
I The Bender tunnel moled u-nnLi
WILKINS AND AIDE
IN POLAR FLIGHT
'Continued from page
od milk nnd chocolalo wns sutrl
clent for six months uud they had
some cigarettes.
I i'or tne rive dnys,. Ihe airmen
i"e, nl,l to rest urter their lonir
ij;;l"ev I" ureparatlon for the ai"
, i.inn ui I lUClIll? Ilieii-
ichlne out of tile snow as soon'"i'o
!V'"0ll bo able to resume the j
flight. The small flunntlty of gaso-
' 1180 "Vl to be
pumped Into Ihe upper tanks.
n oirt unricuit i
Aiiuiroav mmn n
o'clock they decided Hint ,..,n,ii.
0l" of Ihe cockpit and holding on
10 a robe attached to the plane
pusneu tne machine to give It the
necessary Impetus 0 rise In this
way they succeeded In starting
hut to the pilot it seemed -i IniiS
lime before ho heard u'iim,.
v,,l,. u..lii . . ""kins
clamber ln. u, .
i ," ."K1 1H ' unable
- iiiuuuiiin f.ifiicnn i
LIIUIIUt'1
wim in i ... . . "
mice. In case of such evenmn iv
the captain had rofldTSj
will, .' . ""! n,msoll
,.. , ." """""" ."""n assl'-
loon, inere was
in addition that in fall-
kins miglu'cVipme"h ,Z! "
..' hold or to
wi UilCK II1IO Mlfi .tttnr)ilnu
was reached, itor,.,.,,,"
sighted and Ihe mast ot the wire.
. ... ""'"" U1 se. The
v . , Z..!, Z' .'i01"" tlu,,,' al elo-I
. . ....... ... i.- .
' . . '. ",B
. , : - " iiuig. I no
Lucky In Landina
,il n':'y fortunate for
!,.,. . Ih,'y '""''"I where
"' had IheV descende ,
,,,'.. ,V ."" orKl"ally planned
l",v." '"""'i Ihe wiri-,
Killw .1,.,. ..
,,., , ,, ".. discontinued
April 15 when the operator
died in an accident.
,, e , "'rs f,ral thought was for
. 5""''-v or their
airplane nnd
ine motor was covered with a
""."'"' inrpauiin to prevent It
,""II"K too quicklv T ils had In
ne in a" tempera. u JZ
temnni-nlnr. V" I
'"' oeiow zero and ns the m,.
men were w ithout coals, they wast-
fli no lnie accomplishing the task.
TRIPLETS BORN TO
MYRTLE CREEK FOLK
DIE SOON AFTER BIRTH
Triolets, two dr.uzHcrs snd a I
born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
iVVCVf iM,T".'" ''T". ,n Anr"
hlrlh. Dr. Coryell ot Myrtle Creek.'
EQUALIZATION TEE
MEANS BILL VETO,
FORT IS CERTAIN:
WASHINGTON, April 23. After !
a visit to the White I louse today, 1
Representative l.'ort, republican,
New Jersey, sdid a certain veto
faces the McNary-liaugen farm ;
relief bill If It reaches the While
House without removal of ilui ;
cutiullznllou fee. "
Mr. Fori, who Is a member of!
the house aglciilturn coiiimittee, I
suld Ihut in his view Ihe hill as re-1
ported to the house, wns iiiinnnsti-'
tulloniil. Ho added that tiie meas
ure was largely a device for lildin;;
puckers, uud that' for the sake ot
politics It had been extended to all
agricultural commodities.
SUTHERLIN SUN
FAVORS LEAS AS
SHERIFF CANDIDATE
-1 in- ouiiiei iiii nun in nisi weeas
issue has the following lo suy of
the candidacy of K. 10. Leas, I'or
sheriff on Ihe republican ticket:
According to reports' reaching
The Sun officer 13. K. Leas, ot Oak
lund, candidate for sheriff on tho
republican ticket, is gaining strong
support 111 practically every sec
tion of the county, and bis friends
predict that he will receive the
nomination by a majority which
will leave no question In the
minds of citizens us to whom Ihe
people of Douglas county desire
tor sheriff. Mr. Leas is not a "hand
picked" candidate, but entered the
race at tho earnest solicitation of
a large group of friends funiillar
with his excellent record of the
past several years as deputy sher-
Iff. Mr. Leas has proved himself a
real "go-setter." and has probahly
mnde more tM-rests for liquor lawt
violators, automobile thefts and
oilier thievery during the past two
years than any other orricer In Iho
county. He has been on Ihe job
night nnd day, and when he 'goes
out after a bootlegger or thlet he
slays on the trail until he gels re -
suits As sherirr. Mr. Leas would
HPt) to It tll.lt 111
l;iv.i v.'cr
forced,
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Fresh milch cow. W.
. T. Iliyon. Dlvmivlll,,
FOR SALE Ton trailer nil i-o.nlv
t Ko except license, $50. Phone
' "'"13- ' "
FOIIDSON PLOW-$60, 2-botlom,
12-incli. Fine shape. Farm Bureau
Exchange.
w'!8",1
hinn. ni,Jin '
. -v - .
FOR SALE Fresh cow. Fred Veil-
tier, znii nouse on Looking Class
road.
1NEW FAIItDAN'ksTbOO
,on" scllle. ?25- Fan
arm llureaii
orin elv r - . , .-. ,
bhhu COItiN Largo slock; tested
T.-..l
vnrlelies. Farm Dureiui Ex-.
change.
WA
Ell TANKS All types. low'
prices. 500 gallon redwood tiink, 1
$:io.
...... .....v.... ,...,.Hv.
1 liavlnu motor
i.ii . nr ..... i .
iiuiiuie.i, no nave me solution.
Wrecking car ready at your call. .
Stephens Auto Co. Phono 582. j
WANTEI)-Fiesh6w with" g.uiil '
flow of rich milk. Write or see
noseburg. 'atc' 11,3 ''" 6111 bl" N" ,
FOR RENT Furnished house, ,
uesi ot rurniiure, piano, daven-,
port, new rugs, etc., garage. 702 '
Cobb. Phone 600-J. I
1'IPIO AND PIPE " FITTINGS Ail
sizes, new and second hand,
l "."-es, un i pes oi iriigni
Low prices, all types of irrigation
PMuwaviiLinireau r.xciiange.
- .
" -. I
Salurdav
jvo t wigni.iu
iiigiii,, April ui, lauys j-.igin
wrist watch; initials Ii. D. Noil-
fy M. R. UniBi. Phone 21F11. He -
ard.
TURKEY RAISERS 1 ain ready ,
and well equipped for turkey egg
liutcnmg. Airs. Kan Vosoiirau, i
702 Ulllerton St., Roseburg, Ore. I
pon SALE
liLnVi .7.. i
-8 weeks old Rhode
siand Red cockerels, just right .
for caponizlng; 40c each if taken i
this week. R. L. Harmon, ltt. 2, i
ni,, OIL. '
nORDEX The newest thhig In a
cement nnd stucco palm: Renew
your oiu stucco work at a very
:co work at a very
owcost. Ask us for details,
'euil-uerrctsen CO.
ru.inuw: iomr
gone wrong or ignition out of or-
dor? Hrlnij It in and we will re
move all troubles. Percv Craft,
444 N. Jackson St. Tel. 93.
i him inack hand bag containing
baby s rings and locket, also
other tilings. Leave at Uodsey's
Garage, Wilbur, Ore. Reward.
Phone 30F3. Mrs. S. A. Slegel,
nu Ave., .Seattle, vvasli.
t,,K "monthly payment" " loan " is
an attractive monthly payment
plan for b-jilding or buying a
home or refunding existing mort
gage. It allows repayment of loan
in easy monthly Installments nn-.l
gets the borrower out of d-.bt.
I'mpqua Savings and t.oah Asst.
elation. lXiuglasAbstrart build
Ine. I
i
$
f
A
5
B
R
4
A
B
B
XqfaUSucceff S.
''A it--UC
'MB
f.
The greatest bridge would crumble should the keystone of A
the supporting arch be removed. Similarly, all your efforts to 2 L
obtain success can come to nothing If you neglect the habit of J
regularly banking your money. This policy of banking builds Q
up a reserve that helps you to successful activities.
UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
r i n A,
noseDtirg,
Associated Press Praised
j For Ideals by President
Federated
(Jmodiiicd PrcM iaHl wire)
NEW yqrtK, April 23. The
e.u'b.e.r? ,r ' Associated Press,
B.iii.eieu ii iiu-ir ami u. 1 1 ninciienii p,PSH l0 bnml togetller- Its nation
nnd meeting, were told today how I . (,f " ""' .'' ' 's '
their org:uilzatlon.and their nrofes-
,s"m " . n noted c era?-
J S'Vi tta '.n-ad of the wmWs
meutekt broaiieiislini, ehaln. .ml
ihe liev. Dr. S. I'arkcs Cadman, j
president ot the federal council ofi
me ciiiiicnes m inrisi 111 America,:
told Ihe members that the Assoclu.
! tori li.,,u l. n i.i. , nn
i.unslness sense with unselfish -aims
! ''"eRrtty. 'nnd efficiency In ad-
j ministration, lind achieved "an un-
a""r ;'' T
, ?,,. ' " ,f ?""..
Uureauinot oflll eqUnuP, u. organizations
nv.n.,ll nl l,l .
Dr. Cadinan saliUhat , he record
01 11,0 Associated Press
offers no
I apologies
fense."
and
requires no de-l
'It is Impossible to sever news
.-r of tlle tln' flom 11,0 sovereignly or! for Iho public welfare the domi
IU. Plat-, the people or ftmn their lawful mint news colleciim. n,i ,u..i,.n....
ft.uir,n, i,n n.,ffi ..t.r .i...
! rlctlon that, rightly understood,
freedom as un essentlnl of eveiv.
..v... on.... wciivc Llie coil-
thing worth while bin. imi i,ini,n,i
I resonant voices In the dally mess,
"Ho loBK as news was bought
and sold like any other conin-.oilily,
D.,.v, i,u. lw i e
....u...i. ...i ne news- (
iiiiiht wnrm u-im iiifiiiinna.i i.
,'" " " ; ....in-.i i.n
irresponsible oll-archy entranced ,
wlth mnnoUfry gain and the repub-
lJ?, 'n' T ,;"ni'ocl"1, ten-
-""'" tastes and demands of
CIGARETTE PRICE I
WAR IS LAUNCHED!
(AiBorlnn.l Pivia I.mwsl Wirp)
N'lftV YOI1K. A .i.-ll 9-1 A -l,,.,..
elte price war, having ns IIb first
effect reducilnn ,,r n. ..... ., . .
prices of three lendlne lirnn.'a in
' . 7 i'"' '"i ii"' "ceiis miracie Mineral com-
cents, started todav. Whnlecule , nanv of Ponlnmi ti,. ... i,..i
i" '" oeaiers were reduced lo m built as an exact reproduction
$ a thousand from about $0.40 byior.n locomotive. It has a 110 h n
three of the largest companies. jContinentnl Red Seal Motor using"
Prices of tobacco company ! gnaollne as fuel. Its realism is
broke $3 to $12 a share on heightened by the fact that It
,e ispw ,orl( stock exchange
"""'ricnn inoaccu H lead
"'B 1111 ueciine.
SENATOR GILLETT BETTER
MnnrlfitM I'r I.mwI Wirp.
Vni,I,1.N0TOIi',!Apr"
setts, wlio'hi
tin vtineii
n-iiuuiicaii. .viassarnii-
im iL. 7.. . ' '. ..T, "t
greatlv ,r vn,i ,,r' " ' .
Ereatlv lm.,rvn,i i. 1,1. ,i
was said his ci II Ion w..'
thn, onlv ,,. .,,,.,,,,, 'V l
was Keeping h in nwnv fi,, n... I
oennte.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 1926
v Perfect Funeral Services
Fair and Reasonable Price
AMBULANCE SERVICE
pw H. C. STEARNS
4 Manager
Pin and Ltne St.
tregon , a
1
Church Council
i thP caterers nnd detrimental til
I public welfare. ;
,.Tho ,vlsom 0( The ASil0cateA
T" '''V'11,, 11 ls "ow l,e"y
,,,?",0n8tn,,e'1- "3 ,etuSi" to t,'nt-
I i , I1 Su.?r" T
,lus D00n P'y 3l,s'
I uilionc and Protestant ruilhs
liave mnde common cause In this
undertaking with
good - con
science.
"I cannot refrain from wishing
that ' all periodicals. , Including
those belonging to the churches,
had learned your lesson. Now lo
bo 'strong without rage, without
overflowing full' commands intel
lectual respect and instills tho
moderation which is ultimate
power,"
President Frank n. Noyes snid:
"The Associated Press exists be
cause its 1200 members insist that
1 for their own iii-nlocllnn ,l i,
i i. .
"hui.Y lllllSl IIOL DO 111 111' VII I n
ownership subject to Ihe will of
an Indlvliliinl or n onmii r
Indivliliinln u-im ,.,ii.i ..... ...
further his or their liullvl.l.mi ,,nr.
' poses.
i "The code nr oinia of t"i. a'
ciaieu t'ress doeq
.lie year of presidential rleniinn V
ruMs around and eveiv cnndidalo
holds a serene certainty that Ti e
Associated Press will not hVl,, r
hamper him by becoming an ad-
herein or opponent.'
MARCELI.'S I lMinup
..it . ... -
PAR PAYS WC1T w
CAR PAYS VISIT TO
ROSEBURG TODAY
One of the most unlnue vehicles
ever seen in Hosebiirg arrived to-
niy pnoteii by Marcus 11. Marcell,
nas a smoke stack from which
smoke is emitted from a special oil
(compartment. There Is a real bell
inni rings automatically, a whistle
that whistles, a sand box, nnd
Westlngliouse air brakes. All parts
except the motor are hand made.
23--Sma-;The.fltllngs ar0 solid brass and the
uoor Handles are gold nlatc.1. The
. con,l'iete weighs 6.400 pounds
f"?.. .!w,u?-. " "
7.V... . . " 18
t.a.uie.
Chicken feeders nnd fniininlna f
an Kinos nt Wharton Urns.
PHONE
112
Lady Attendant