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VOL.-XXVIII NO, 313 OF ROSEBURG REVIEW
ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1928.
VOL. XiX NO. 7? OF Tr E eVENSh,G NfWS
NORTH
Gen. JVoWfe
(By NBA Service)
Sock-leg to penetrate the myster
ies ot me Arctic and map un-chahM-d
areas, General ihiiberla
Nubile lias departed from Home on
Ills second flight to the North Polo
with a crew of 1(1 men lit IiIk Riant
dirigible, Italia. , '
Nubile, who was commander ot
Captain Amundsen's big dirigible
Norge across the pole .from Kpltss
bergen to.Alaaka two years ago, is
koIiik this lime in bis. own ship.
The expedition 1b financed by uu
Italian geographic society and la
imreiy scientific in character.
Leaving Rome, the Italia flew to
Germany, from where Noble will
fly to King's Hay, Spitsbergen,
making one enroiite stop in Itns
sia. ,.
A base is being established at
Spitsbergen and from this the
Italia plans to make at least three
cruises into the Arctic and return.
The first ot these flights will be
to explore areas on the northern
end of Siberia; the second, to ex
.jilore areas on tlio American archi
pelago and the third Is to be a
flight over the pole Itself. It condi
tions are favorable, Nobiie plans
to land nt the pole and camp there
for several days. Tents and stores
are carried aboard the airship.
The flights from Spitsbergen,
due to begin early in May, are ex
pected to .require about two
months.
At Spitzbergen a number of Ital
ian scientists will be quartered on
the Italian ship, City of Milan, an
ice crusher furnished by the Hal
Ian .government They will record
and study scientific data gathered
by Nohlle on his flights.
Prof, Amedo Nobiie, the gener
al's brother, will remain on the
base ship, In charge of the corps
of scientists.
Accompanying General Nobiie on
the ltalla's polar flights will he 10
men, many of whom were with him
on the Norge. Captains AdalberJ.0
Mariano and Fililpo Zappl' and
Lieutenant Alfredo Viglieri ot the
Italian navy will have charge ''df
the navigation of the itaiia. Gen
eral Nobiie will look after the air
ship's motors with the assistance
ot four mechanics. Prof. Adlo Pon
tremoil will have charge of the
scientific observation aboard the
aircraft.
The Itaiia wili be in constant-radio
communication with Home
messages being relayed by the
City of Milan at Spitzbergen.
, Apart from the three scheduled
exploration trips, the airship may
SOUTH DEER CREEK NEWS
Mr. Henry CoS Bpent Saturday
.afternoon in Rosebttrg attending to
business matters.
Mrs. J, W. Cox and Mrs. Glen
Cox spent Wednesday afternoon at
f the home of Mrs. 11. B. Dlood of
S. D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Belts and
daughter, Vada Mae, spent Friday
afternoon at the former's slater,
Churches War on
Mi., N.ncy Miller of Seattle, Wh had to be eooverted to Hindu-
l.m before .he could become the bride of the M.herajah of Indore, nd
now Seattle churchmen are demanding that she be barred from ever
" reenterino thia country, Mf. Miller I ahown here, seated In the!
tenter, taklnn leuan In the Hindu
Devi kirniiti nii ! u,rinn her
oictur above.
POLE "SEASON" NOW ON
anrf Sjtfeen Men ,4re Off 01
y fop N J?
--General Umhe-to Nobiie (above), da ring Italian explorer, whose slant dirigible itaiia Is' new en route
from Rome to King's Bay, Spitwnberflfln. for proposed flighty over the Arctic and a possible landing at
inc Norm roie. 5Diie is noising
Amundsen in the Norge. I
The picture at the right shows
having been take nin Spitzbergen,
make flights back and forth from
the base ship in radiating lines.
Thus, if time permits, the whole
sector enclosed within the angle
formed by lines drawn from King's
Bay to Nicholas II Land and King's
Bay to Crocker Land will be eov
eretl.
Mrs. H. E, Blood,
Mrs. Ous Smith was In Hose
burg Thursday afternoon visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs, H, B. Blood, daugh
ter and son, Ruth and Ray, and
Mr. P. S. Metts spent Friday eve
ning at the home of II, M, Cox,
I guoss wo are going to have
helter weather now. Here's hop
ing we do anyhow.
Every one la busy wit h the crops
Hindu Convert
faith, Sh haa taKSrt th
coatum of a Maratta lady in the
Mbefs
MAY CAMP ON ROOF OF WORLD
mm cog, heirs vemcn accompanies mm on ms ntnt over tns.pQts wnn
.
how the Italia will look when fJyiss over the frozen, the photograph
The vast Kjerulf glacier is in the background.
When Mobile flew over the pole
with Amundsen two years agof the
Norge left King's Bay and landed
at Alaska. Nobiie dropped an Ital
ian fiag as the Norge passed over
the pole, and proudly informed
Premier Mussolini of this fact up
on his return to Home.
since the rain. As nothing could
bo done while it was so wet The
farmers of S. 1, C, are trying la
farm a little sow.
Don't forget the club meets this
week at the grange hall to tie a
comfort for the S. D, C bazaar,
Mr, una Mrs, Fred Churchill and
daughter, Josephine, of Bixonville
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Blood home of 8. U, C,
X, X,
RIDDLE LOCALS
Mm, Jean Frosa of RoseburB
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hose IJncks, the past week,
Mr, and Mrs. I'ets Uliltei, Jr.,
of Hontburg visited relatives hero
Sunday.
Abnor IjOgstlon of the forestry
service visited with home folks a
few days last week,
Lewis Fuleher, who has been
spending the past winter hers with
his brother, John Fuleher, left for
his home at Scofield, Mich,, Thurs
day, Clarence Crow nns accented a
position at the Grami barber shop
liu lioseburg for the aummer.
Miss Mary Ktlgerton teacher in
the local school was visiting in
Iloseburg Sunday,
Miss Hcnrlette Cripps left re
cently for Molin, Ore., where she
will visit her aunt, Mrs, Amos
Cripps, for several months.
Miss Evelyn Wiiiis of Canyon
vllie was a guest at the home o
Max Klmmeil Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, O, B. Aikins and
daughter, Mciba, and Mr. and Mrs,
!,aie Alkins were shopping in Hose
uarg Saturday,
Ted Arbner, who has been tak
ing a trip through California, re
turned home Friday, Mr, Aretter
was as far sonlh as Los Angeles,
Charles Koree was visiting
friends in Koseburg Sunday,
Miss Annette Whipple accom
panied by her mother, Mrs, Mary
Whipple, who had been visiting
here several days, motored to
Koseburg Friday for the weekend,
Mrs. c. E, Logsdon returned t-j
her home here Sunday after an
extended stay at her mother's
home near Jasper, Ore., where she
jwas recuperating from a serious
Uihtess,
I Nick Stokoe, who has been
s spending the winter here, went to
Portland Monday on a business
-trip.
f Meredith Blundell left WetovUr
A r MWr of J'I'f
' ' b "Jf,
t drlTVr he JS?r: ,. .
-Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Oootb of Itak-
rocoany .au
im imesM at the
home of Mrs,
uoocn s sister, .Mrs,
T, J, Tonser-
Giant Dirigible
Nobiie carried with him his
small dogt THina, now famous as
the first and only dog to fly across
the North Pole. The explorer
found the homeless dog on the
streets of Home several years ago
and took her home as a pet for his
HUle daughter.
iin. They expect to locate here.
Relatives have received word
that Mrs. Periila Knight, who is
at Bayamo, Cnim, Is quite Hi with
appendicitis ami espeets to under
go an operation in the-near future.
Mrs, Adu Hiddle, who is Grand
Martha of the Eastern Star lodge,
was honor guest Tuesday evening
at a social hour, given by the ioeal
lodge after their regular business
session, Hefreshnients were serv
ed in a beautifully decorated din
ing room, Mrs, Riddle was pre
sented with a pair of Sail sliver
candle stieisa by the lodge.
Cal Geer, whs resided hers s
number of years ago has been a
guest at iho.home of G, H, How
land the past week, Mr, Geer, who
is over ninety years old, spemla
his winter at Yuma, Arte., and the
summers at Bend, Ore,, and usual
ly slope enroute to greet ate many
friends and acquaintances, here.
Mrs. C, F, Sowershy assisted by
Mrs. Fred Ball, entertained nine
ladies, past matrons of the East
ern Star lodge, at a one o'clock
luncheon Friday in honor of Adu
Uuidle, Grand Martha of Oregon,
A past matrons club waa oreanljed
at tills meeting with the following
officers, Mrs, Sam Ball, president;
Mrs. -Maud tirant, aeeretary-treag
urer.
Threatens Suit
DeciarEno her mother.fn-taw, Mrs,
James 8, Duke, widow of toe to.
bases magnate, alienated the af
fection of her husband, Walker
P, Inman, Mr, Helens patton
Clarke Inman h threatened to
file ault aeaiMt the $100,000,000
widow. Mr, Inman id ht a
driven Into signing an agreement
to divorce inman for $?S,O0S. in
man instituted suit for tiivore iff
Reno, Nv the other day. He la
a .en of Mrs, Ouke by her first
mituJit, mm r ' , a J
ntnsand.
STUDENTS LOCAL
HiGH SCHOOLS
MUD
Durfa$ the past wifyk Br, D
Wait Vayne and lr, Uatln HmMh
have esamiisesi Z&U of the glttdeats
of the Junior- and Smisr hHh
sehsols ot IlosiiburKt andf y ih&
end of this week, expet that nli
of the ytudunts in these sehools
wlil have reHved a physieal t -aroJn&iion,
This will glv the m
rhtin a jjood ehanee Jo have th
feris eorreetod ihte mummer
TThis examination has heea quite
thorough and sHps listing the de
(mis mid suggesting that tltey brt
esrretd as early as isosslhis
have ben mni to The parents of
ehiidrps uhfsse defects aisaear to
warrant farther attention. ,
Thirty-two Rtrm in the Myrtle
Crsk and Kiddie schools received
eertifltes from the Stato Fnhlie
Health Apartment this week for
comniettng the work, io "iufaut
Hygipus. Thero are eleven of
ih&m eljisspg I the esttnt tltib
year. The two nurses, aiiss Helen
M. At wood and Miss Amy Erick
son, spent one period a wek in
eaeh class giving the girls Insure
tton fit the mm of the baby.
The weekly report of the Doug
las County Health Unit shows that
9 cases of emttsimtlcalife dts&ases
were reported These included 1
ease of impetigo, 2 cases nnen-
monta, 4 oasea of whoontng eottgh,
1 case of measles and 1 of ehichen
pes. 'there were IB anto easnp-
grownas tnspectea1 13 oursing calls,
Itl school child visits 5 nurses'
conferences, S pupils treated, 3 In
fant Hygiene elasses with an at
tendance of W 0 sntHuetie
treatments, 40 doges of toxin-anti
toxin, 2 smallpox vaselnations,
office conferences, letter sent
ottt, 4 Iptters sent ot stud the
total mileage of the doctor and
two nnrses was fSl mites.
BOOK LEAGUE FOR
CHILDREN MEETING
WITH MUCH FAVOR
The Oregon Children's Book
Tsaguo, organised In ene-mom
sehoeis last fail by the state li
brary, is just finishing tho first
year's work. Since Oetohsr there
have been IRS idssses organised In
the state with 1.83J meniharg, Tha
irusios $ ihe state library are
followioB this work with interest
ami are inclined to use a largo por
tion of thn book fund for boys and
gtrfs fn the rural schools. There
are eleven Jeagues in Douglas
county in districts 3, 11, 14, IS, ,
, 100. SI, 111, 48, anil lit wiih
a menibsrsliip of MS. State Schooi
Suporintendent Howard "will issue
certificates to Ihe members who
havo completed the required read
Ins. .
When the children mined iho
league, ther agreed to reasi one
book each monlh from colleetisns
furnished by the Oregon State li
brary on its new "iitile libraries'
for children ; or from the traveling
libraries, or the mail order service,
both furnished by the stale library,
Titoy might read, aigo, hooks from
the slate school library list If they
were found in the school iibrary.
The reports just received at the
state library show- ibat ibe league
is popular i"1 rural districts, and
ihat these country children have
nrohahiy read more and better
books than most of the children in
the larger towns and cities of the
state,
Many members read all of Iho
twenty-five children's books in the
little libraries, and in tneir re
ports they list their favorites. They
liked "Ox Team Bays on the Ore
gon Trail," stories of children of
oiher lands, animal stories, aad In
dian stories.
o
t PACIFIC COAST t
t LEAGUE GAMES S
A steaoy downpour nttiteo a
scheduled double-header feeiweeu
ibe Missions sad Foriiaod at ibe
end of the slslh fnntng of the first
same, with ibe northerners lead
ing, S S. KionPT handling of Iho w i
hail accounted for two of the
Heavers' runs, Tlattcrles; I'lileiie
and Whitney; Yerkes i Ain-
smllh, -,
o -
HEENEV SAILS FOR AMERICA
f Aeiali Pfsl tiw Wil
SOUTHAMPTON, England, AprH
24, Tom lieenev, New Zealand
heavyweight, looking fii ami well.
saiiesl aboard the Leviathan today
for his championship bout with
tiene Tunoey in Kew Voi-k ibis
tuly. lleeney was accompanied by
am nmuager, John aiortlmer.
ALLEN BRC18IONS OiFT
I AsmittA, ore., Apris m. ifei
Alien, ter&fflm eif-f wkjkhi,
oulpoinied ttov Oifi, ioeal fighter,
and won tho decision In a fen
round main event en ibe fight card
here isst night. Jimmy T-ioisn, San
Krancisco haitler, peanded Bill 11
lingsworih, Tillamook, nnmerrJ
fuiiv for si rounds, asd won a
technical kpockoat, . -
Across
Wk -jL
Climaxing years et extierimtut,
pany, nas announces" tnat ssns.trooton of too first of a strtng of esgnt fsoafeng alrscomea acroea fh
Atiantio wiii bejin soon, Ho says tho plan would offsr 36-hour aervics to Europe, Spaced 400 miiea
apart, the airdromes would have a isnsSlos aurfaeo of J00 by MOO feet, Swtels, supply --u srnd aoia
stMhm Tp dodge the waves, tbsy would tower feet above the surface or skeleton ateei frame
work. Tbey would be supported by buoyant tanks plaosd at a sufficient ifeptn ta ieeure still waser. Assvt
is the Langley, the firm airdrome planned, and (inast) the type of to foursostion.
ENCLiSH KiNS tJOOD SHOT
WITH TANK'S J. POUNDER
tAasiat p- tssi Wijei
UILWOKTH, norma, Kngtaad,
April 2-1, Kinjr Qeorge, known as
one ot tho best shots la hta ktast
dom with a sposstiag ssuu, proved
ihat ho is no novice at using
heavier weapons, today
After watching a special demon
stration of tho new royal tank
corps of which bo is oioneMn
chiet ,the . king doffod - bis gold
braided tteid marshal's cap, put
mi a1 black beref,s climbed isto the
tank and then proceeded to bit ibe
target twice with three pouptltir
shells.
- Portland Stations
KOW, 48t,8 -? p, m dinner
music; 1-1:30, concert trio and
sinff vocalists; TsSMKI, ttrograra
from KH3A, Beaitto; mm,
Rverready Hour," the iacllie
cot network; 8:30-1, "Mob
Aniaigo rrosi-am," the Pacific
coast neiwork; Mil, orchestra,
who Jane Horns ami tlpgit Wat
ton, soiolsta; 1M1,, dauce pro
gram, . . ;
KOIN, 3t8 S:1M, tonsy-tttrvy
ttnie; J-7, dinner concert; T-T;J6,
amusenient guide; TslS-gjOJ-ohi-a-trei
ntusic; Milfi, studw p
gram; S:lB-;Se, talk; ;3-:S,
talk; a;-SS-J:SS, garden talk;
g;BS-J;i6, llalowat flnestloo
hour; li;2ll-lli, male quartet,
KEX, S??,S t;JM( stntiio ntuate;
iitiilly; i;iM, ebiidrea's
program; f-S, dance ninsie
i-m, studio feature; nm
sicai frolic; u-lu, studio pro
gram; 3o-i3, dance mimic,
KOAC, Corvilis, Ore., UU tt;lh
1 p, m., music and news; u;3U,
music and utility; 1, farm talk;
T;l, timely topics; T;16, slii-ep
lalk; t;3S, ijems of literature,
KOMO, Tacoma, Wash, iS4,l M
p. tn., coartesy concert; 9-14 ;3,
dance concert; Itau-JSiJil, the
atrical froiie.
KHO. Spok.ne, Wash,, 370L2 -
p. ns service period; M;J0,
concert orchestra; u;30-f, nei
. work concert; ?-tl, oid-thao jbu
sic; -S;3U, neiwork concert;
HtMS, network prmnt; U4
concert irons ltlW; M IS, Oav
enport hotel ?lance sbestia
with intermission solos,
KFOA, Seattle, Wash, T.t--6;3U
p. m,, sigliisnH'ing program;
ft;3e-1, network prograni; 7-S,
specialty musie; S-;30, Kver
ready hour; I;3n-S, network pro
gram; -iu, Maswell eoifee con
cert, from KOW; te-ili;iii, news.
KOMO, Seattle, Wash, ) T:Jt
p. m., Toiem conc??rt orcbi-stra
. and male aosricf; 1 ;30-, concert
orchestra and Instrumental antt
vocal solos; network con
cert boor; tt;3n-S, network pro
grsm; S-tn, mnaleal program
ibrmigb ibe Factfte coast net-i
work; UHi, danee musl; 11.
J.-, Herb tViedoeft's dance or
ehesira. KOO, Oakland, Calif., S4,4 H;s
P. m,, news, weaiber, slock sod
market reports; S: SOT, network
eoneeri; 1-1: dinner eoaeert;
g-U;M, network concert; s:I-,
peiwork pgrsm; Mo, Iho ru
ntime. ft Ft, Los Aooie, Ctlif., 8S.S
i 7 p. m dinner concert; 7 7-.M,
detective slorff-; t:39-t;-la,
Scolch comedy; ?;1SS, ,ovrn
tnent lalk; g J;S0, tsetwork con
cert; i;3S-S, network program;
10, concert orchestra; W-U,
KFi sympboneile,
KFRC, Sa FraoelKo, Calif, 4M.3
9-1 p, ra fcaiures and aiiiily;
3:mf Chftrfon Ifgmp; l!li
the Atlantic in Nine
R. ?,riTitTona tatsave. corauitioo ensmter lor tnt dii PuM Com
iaippwnt; 1M1, dance - orches
ira; Roof tlarden orches
tra, -KNX,
Hollywood, Calif, 33? 9 p.
( m,, Hotel Btitntore orebestra;
! eanrtesy concert; T, studio
naasie; f ;3ti, future program;
S, feature program; f:or8nat:
tlrove dance orchoslm; lt-12,
Biiimor? note! orchestra,
KFON, Long Beach, Cslif,, MtJ
4W;1B p, m harmony act; ;15,:
concert orchestra; ies or-
chestra; S, Band; concert; a; stj-
, cowl; h, mapmuv B-
. mnm .dance os-cbsis- tt-t..
gao recital; 12-1, daaeo froiie.
DR. E, W, WAFFLE DIES -
J'OnTIjANO, Ore., April J4. Or,
SSidred B, Waffle, for 48 years a
prominent physician bore, dropped
dead in bis office bero yesterday,
fleatis was caused by a neart at
lack. Or, Waffle was bora in UmJL
Wisconsin, and spent most of his
oohooil In I'eodSetott, Oi'CKon. H
received his degree rf ft e I Loc
ally of Ort-on ntediciii ay'tcaii.
.... j
EXTREMELr SO
"Uon'f yon Ibink i
ceiled to say George
spot for von?"
"Not at all. You
kicked him down if
last nluhL" -Ttt-llllR
CAUSE AND EFFECT
OSWALD: You took
girl. It's get married,
mm: Nothing
sensible as i look, (
Plans One-Stop
The titnt frans-AiHMiUc 4Mruuuae
flight svsr tmie;t frum ih? iniuiiio
Bsmsiim In. Juno. !tat:i! &
ts Isop from thla UUmft r.uv
OreM Cirsla fue nw: c At
Mantis is Bifef'o I"l c' .f'
flying S?r ilia CJros! J,ftkf& ho fU
imn Bay mm i y,ar w-s"'
essd hftp w0 fe? T'r t't'ir a",1.
The limt i&ntpt .m1"1 ?-t vE 1
fhem sre ffer- in otifv &Zx miivs.
HmsWm sWIMv ax a nnvisrsfar is
s9cet illo Vm
wfiteii dMaiid aiEtps sro not svsil
ship,
Ths sisp (trfipn)aa& far
fegarmSiinSabte Bbsterfs, fern
ti A" Ci ,J.f I
V mam) J h''-tr i 1
1 . 1 jr5i J
raflgn.i?it l)av bcfn madit that
inTE li into as aiHsal fn?nni a ic.ar. .rij
Tm Onxm&nG fxpmmtm of (he
th rciSc anS happss to b so
Hops
BALL SCORES IN t
MAJOR LEAGUES
!':;- the AjssoHr.'.D 1 li;c:-'i
"Wis" Kronsei V...B r".L'. is,
PWabargh Hrates out of use Na
tioniil league .r a a.rr.i;.
resttus place for .-..v.-.-.v-.o-.-.s.
TIjo big FreBci if,-.c.-.-;?-d
CWcso CM
wfWeJ, MeW ym
- :
sfeaua mates were
Hi? UP
runs, idle becanse ul ;c &ro.
or, ihe Boston ,-r,VHS i.-sc:,r,i--
their seventh pUc po.-L Icr ::.p
Corsairs', ranking it. U. l:j.5-07'. f
ibe heao, . Some -r;; ws:k by
Willie Sberdel gave C!.-.r::.::l
Keiis a s f o 2 aee-.s1'.-. -.-a V.
liOUis Cardinals a! iterfiUDiJ.
Tho cold and rr.:.';- C;.y r-.v s-f-
Amertcan league 5v.ce.s35f..,' .'j
staging only two 0'. lijr -L'..e-
duled games,
Owen CareoH pltehefl the Tifser
ilo a five bit, three to nortsist vie
Htory over tne Chicago -White Seg
,t Detroit. BSH C.'shi;.'! cxrer.sns
os shortstop personally aeeoaut-
e for two of the '";ser r.;r,s iea
be threw ivibj fa the. ntete in tim
eighth inning.
The Cleveland Indiana droBpsd
'their iUrd accl.top of ih ssssojj
o the Brow.-:.-! b;. :,oi; b, I :s :
PERSONAL OAVACS
I aouiro; Wd yos saffer !
from tfes floods, Mr, 0llssf
', OHes; I shoaid fhtok I
.Why, i was abut up in the i
with the missus for nearly a ?
i Passing Show,
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J.d
Great Circle Hop
a?at Crc wutt ui o(low
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