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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,. ROSEBURG, ORECON, MONDAY, MAY 21, 1928. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except 8unday by The NewtvRevfew Co., I no, .; , JUvtubvr ut Aat,uvlatr I'm. . j ; i "tfit Associated Press Is exclusively entitled, lo the: use fur republi cation of ull iiwa dU.ialchea trY-tHttd to it or nut ottierwin credited in this Dapur and tu all IuluI news published herein. All right republica tion ut special dibutcln-n hf ruin ara aluu rt-Kerved. okuf oA1ua3tbsT." kuurtd tm second clusu mutter May' i1, 11(20',' at the punt office at lloaeburg, Oregon, under Act of March 2, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION KATE8 Dally, per year, by mail , Dally six mouths, by mall .,. Daily, three months, by mall UaJly, Blngte raouth,. by mail.. Cully, by carrier, per month.. R08EBURQ, OREGON, MAY 21, 1928. FRATEltNALISTS, WELCOME! For the second time in twelve years. Odd Fellows and Iiubeknhs of Oregon lire holding their annual convention in Roseburg. That they are most welcome visitors is attested on every hand ; the weather, always a factor in the success of such an occasion, is all that could bo desired, and our citi zens will not be lacking in its traditional hospitality. That Roseburg has been chosen a second time for the convention of these fraternalists is evidence of itself that they were pleased with the reception accorded them on the first visit. That they will be equally as well pleased on the present oc casion and plan to be with us again some future year may be considered certain. Delegates here to attend the con vention represent approximately fifty thousand Oregon men and women, one member for every seventeen of the state's population. Throughout the civilized portions of the world, the organization can boast of about 2,600,000 mem bers. It is now ill its 109th year of American origin as an independent descendant of an English fraternity. Jnchld- ingjn its membership the foremost citizens of useful walks of ife, the order is a leading factor in social and benevo lent work, based on devoted brotherhood and womanhood. Its principles are better summarized thus in the annual re porliof the grand sire and commander-in-chief at the annual convention in 1927: , 1 - J "Wo teach the, relief of distress, the elevation of char acter and the promotion of all those attributes in man that make for better living and' greater service to humanity. We profess Id "war against selfishness and vice in all its forms;, wo;teach' that all men are. brothers, children of I the corn mop ; Father, each fraternally interested in the .welfare of evefy other and concerned in every caso of need and dis tress;." ; . y ' i i ' ! ' JltoSeburg takes pleasure in extending the hand of fel lowship to the visiting subscribers to such a noble creed, a pleasure equalled only .by the pride felt , in, the numbering of a flourishing unit of the' great international order on the list of its own homo fraternities. I ' ' . .' i ; ; t ' , .. t . " , ' O . r CURBING SALMON FIRACY Jin un effort to halt Hlugal salmon fishing in the Nortl UntiJqua river, thq Douglas County Sportsmen's .association luuf iiskod the state game commission to establish a patrol on tho stream. If this is the only remedy for the.situation, let's have it. If the salmon arc worthy of protection and conservation and practically all of ns agree that they are protection should be given1 before they become any scarcer. It is no reflection upon the competency of local wardens and other authorities that they have been unable to stop all poaching and other, forms of salmon law violations' , The involved territory is- far too large to bo effectively watched day and night by two of three man, and it is a notorious fact that tho organized 7.igilapce of thei violators .baffles all efforts at detection by means of tho limited resources at hand. The recent blasting, of tho-fish ladder at the j Win chester dam and the subsequent destitution of i boat be longing to a local warden were simply additions to a long list of deeds emphasizing the utter contempt in which statu- lory regulations mid property pirates. How much longer tiro tho law? Others of their ilk for years infested the salmon waters of the Willamette, Clackamas and other rivers in the state until effective patrols, net oiilmiglements and stil'f penalties brought their depredations to a halt. As much Bliould be done, if necessary, to curb piracy on the Umpiiua. The popular will is in favor of it. FORD'S ATLANTIC AIR LINE STARTS i SOON. STOUT SAYS " (ftiwoHiilwl Vrm lniit Win) SAN .''KANOINIM), Mny 21. Till' Kxinnlnoi' Indiiy quoted Wtlllnm it. Si out, bond nf tho nli-plnno illvl Hlm nf tho Kotd Motor cnnipnny, ns suyliiR a trans Atlantic' air line having tho tacking of I'nrd Inlor COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG ,! Cut out this list of dates of outstanding events for t!ie year and keep it in your pocket for handy reference. MVnlch for changes and additional announcements ns they piny bo arranged. Primary Election Slate Convention of Business Professional Women's Clubs I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Strawberry Cnrtiival Southern Oregon Conference County Agents. .....May 26 Umpqun Academy Reunion June 2 Annual Free Salmon B;ikc by Douglas County Sportsmen's and Game Protective Assn June 3 Federal Land Bank Convention June 23 State Convention of G. A. R. and V. R. C. June 27-28-29. Epworth League Institute on Litllo River site ...July 9-16 State P. T. A. Convention October (no dale set) Knights of Pythia? Convention. Dist. No. 5 Sept. 22 Fall Meeting Presbytery of Southern Oregon ..Oct. 23-24 Nntionnl Election November 6 State Horticultural Mceling Dec. 12-13-14 ..'i 'residual and Manager Secretary-Treasurer r . , .(4.00 8.00 .. 1.00 .60 .50 rights ure hold by tho river I they to be allowed to flout iosl" w""1'1 1,0 i"" lnl" p,' I Tho project was 'XHM'.(t'd by SHmt. In lm In thn oxiK-rlmorilnl hIuh fur a year,, tlurinn which planoH would ho nporatoil iutows llm coimliy tihnut nni-o a wonk. Ily noxl. Himimor hn oxportod to boo dally to'i-vico Inaumutitod. Knt barbecuo snndwlclmn and livu forovor. . Ilmnd'a 11 out! Statid '. and May 18 May 18-19-20 ..May 21-22-23-24 May 24-25-26 PPUME PICKING Ve're not an Odd Feller Nor Rebekah But after seeln' Wotta great time They're havin' We kind wish That we knew Their mystic Handshake! Visitors, we're dern glad to wel come you to the garden city of the Umpqua Valley. Sniff our roses and eat our berries and you'll know this is 'the true Utopia of the coast. Saw a lodge feller today with plume In his hat and we'll bet he I swiped It off'n his wife's Easter bonnet. Chief of Pleece Vaughn Is dern sore. Up to today he had the nift iest lookin' uniform In the village but since these Canton fellers drove In he looks like a buck pvt. in the rear ranks. Go right ahead, folks, and tear ol' Poseville to bits and throw it in our face. The town is yours and the pleece dept. is out of order. These Rebekah gals are - dern splffy. We doubt if the local bachelors can keep pace with 'em as the ellgibleB have just had a strenuous week tryin' to look pleasant fer the business and pro fessional wlmmen. '., But as -wo said before WE'RE GLAD YOU'RE HERE And if there's anything you want to make your stay more pleasant, just whistle and we'll break our neck to get It. . LAFE pERKINS SEZ- "Somo. fellers Home to a convert-1 tion to cut up and others have wives who come along as' Re bekahs." H Today fContlniied fronj paga 1.) Chrysler expects to make thi world sit up, with his new cor, the '"Desoto." Florida will like that natne. - General motors, in July will produce a new Duick, for which you are politely requested to wait. . Mr. Knuclsen, president of general motors' Chevrolet says that car is sellinc; one hun dred and thirty odd thousand cars a month. The young Ford factory dri ver, shooting you throuch traf fic in a new Ford model A, shows you that tho car can do forty miles an hour in second speed, and believing that three negatives make an effective af firmative says: , "In the beginning every body tried to get nwny faster than tins car, to show it up, But they don't never nobody try to do that now. They just give you the road. saying which, he risked your life, once more, scooting between ' two heavy trucks. Carry a cheerful thought to Sunday morning. This country is rcnlly rich, plenty of oppor tunity to make up for nnything that may have happened to you in Wall street, in the last day or two. Slocks listed on the big ex change were worth, at yester day's market price, rend cure fully the pleasant figures, fifty four billion eight hundred and eighteen millions nine hundred nnd twenty-five thousnd, eight hundred nnd sixty dollars. And that docs not include stocks listed on the curb ex change, or not listed nnywhere, or the gigantic wealth outside of corporations. Brokers loans, not quite five billions arc less than nine per cent of the big exchange slock values. How foolish to make a fuss about those loans. But don't gamble. FRANK T. JOHNS DIES IN FUTILE RESCUE EFFORT fContlmiPil from pa t.) Foh. 2:1. ISS!). ami Hm-atoil (n tho imhlic Hihools thorp. Ills family innvod li tho wost ft lid ho attoml id hiyh school In Spokatio. Wash. John boon mo ttor rotary of (ho Socialist I-ahor mrty in lit 20, hav Inil t;isi hirt imlltlrit! fortune with Ihcni fivo years hofoto iiml In l!'-l 1VH8 nouilnatoi! for iicltio!it. nf tho DR. NERBAS DENTIST Pslnless Extraction Gat When DesireH Pyorrhea Treated Phono 4SS Masonic Bids. OUR -AMERICAN BIRDS Popular Home Lessons in Natural history THE BIRD OF THE WEEK (BY LOUIS ALBERT BANKS) (Cut put tills block each week ami you will soon burs un Interesting bird book of your own.) THE PHALAROPE Iiy LOUIS ALHERT BANKS Of the three phalaropes inhabit ing Hio United Slates, the Wilson variety 1h the only one peculiar to tliis country. Their range extends across the entire land from the At lantic to the Pacific, and id much more common in the interior than on the coast. They breed from northern Illinois and Utah north ward, "and winter lit Hrazil und Patagonia. Its habitH are most in teresting. It feeds in shallow water either by wading or swimming. it la a case of complete reversal from most birds. In the fact that the phularope females are far the handsomer, and are larger than1 the mules. That is a characteristic of the species. .Mrs. Plmlarope seems to have nothing to do about producing the young, except to lay the eggs In a neal. Her very mod estly attired husband builds with out any help from her. The hund some female lays the e'-tgs, and then, figuratively speaking, she washes her hands of the whole mutter, for she leaves her husband to attend to the Betting and to hatch out tho eggs and rear the young. The ladies flock together and go clear off, feeding on wot meadows and mud flats, and get very fat, and are not even lnlro- dueed to their own children until It is time to migrate to South i America, It is the feminist movo-l ment carried to the Until. The I puaiarope is nine incites lon.r, wlin very graceful form. The hand some female Is of a grayish and white color, with a broad black stripe through the eye and down the side of the neck, where it f"u"7 " inn chestnut color; bill is long and; Bl.ender. The bird is not often Been! on water but it Is a good swimmer, j The male Is a modest drab. They I nest on tho ground In the grass on! tho edge of a marsh or pond. Thoyj United Slates ill tho- Socialist-La bor convention in New York City. since his graduation from high school he had been a farmer, tinslfll elerlr luftnr invrlnr ohtn I builder, shoemaker, day laborer land a carpenter, tho trade In I which ho was rtfgUtered at his death. , ' Ho made a speaking lour of the country In behalf of his candidacy in 1!I24 and attracted some atton tlon by challenging tho late Sena tor Robert M. LnFolletto, Sr., who was running on a third party ticket to debates. ODD FELLOWS POUR IN FOR STATE MEET (Continued from page 1.) tloiis again wont Into official con clave. Tho ceremony connected with tho eonrpiTinK of tho (Iorioo " of chivalry at the armory at 4 o'clock IIiIb afternoon was announced an event open to the puhlic. At (i:00 p. m. will ho held the haiupiet for the military order at. the M. K. (march, and at 8 o clock! the Patriarchs Militant degree will he conferred at tho Armory tol-j lowed by a military hall laosday is to be a big day in was Knocked unconscious, not com tho convention, being given over ing to his Benses until Sunday, and to the meetings of tho Grand Kn-1 was badly bruised and cut wilh canipment, which will hold forth barbed wire. Haldeoii, his brother, at the I. O. O. h hall and tho lie- was unconscious for a short timo beknh Assembly, which meets at , and received minor bruises and the Armory. Kach of these orders scratches. The Schartner boy was will meet mornings, afternoons scratched and Hay Prowell bad a and evenings in remilar sessions, j badly tacenated right hand. The The encampment will have a ban- three latter wore dismissed yes miet for past presidents at fi p. in. terdny Mom the hospital, but the The opening session of thn Ite-j other young man will not be able heltah assembly tomorrow morn- to return homo lor another day or ug iu v o ejocn, win ne panne, mil after the opening ceremony all persons, othor than members, will be excluded. Tuesday night will he the grand reception, tho program for which Is as follows: Music Orchestra Salute the Flag Welcome : In behalf of ("ily Mayor (Jen. I In llehalf of I. O. t). .. V. T. .larkson. In behair of Uebekiths TMytho Kelley. Houck ' M. Pres. In behair of Chnmb meroc Col. 11 Mnnic nf Coin. I' A. Cnuniluv Qunrlette June Kchuei'ker I'llci'lm's Chorus from (in (b) " Tunnhiiuser" Wucncr '"'res win ne in operation each day Malta- l.ee Tavlor. soprano; ;aml "''enlni; cltulnR the week, tlrai e Wlckliam Drets. eon ; ArranKemehts aro also behiR tralto; Walter Fisher, ten- lna,lB l,v 1'nipq.ua Squaws for or; Chan. S. McKlhiiiny, rawheiry hooths on the main haiilnne; Mis. tlrant lis- streets where strawberries and home, accompanist ; Kisle ''r',,m wln ,,! 'ived nil day. Cai'lelon StnuiK, director. , , Tl'n Howet; show, sponsored by ltespmises: 'l,IP "omens club, will be held In Grand Master . .. 1,. I) l'oi terill,c 1,011 '"'"dlnu, opposite the Ant- I'reshlent KHu Y. Sanderson lor8 Theatre, and the strawberry C.rand Patriarch Jesse T. Jones llisnl".v '" ""'! In tho Mc- IMtrlnrrlM Militant --Uiia. lien. K''""' '""h' ""d Haldwin store. V. V.. Wnilswonh. Dept. coun i ell President, und Col. Hotly .Ii'an lluike. rn'.oldent ot the: Ladles' Auxillaiy. - Music Women's Trio (ill "Iiy Ihe Witters ot Mlnne. i tonka" ....l.leuranee' lb) "Slave Moan" ..... Del liken. Mattle l.ee Taylor, first so-: prano: Gertrude Wlckhnni K hipple, secolltl soprano; i tiraee Wickham Deets, eon trallo; .Mrs. lirant Osborne,' aeeompanist : Klsle Carle-; ton Strung, dliertor. itone solo Parks Schneider Orrhcstra lirand March Led by I. I). I ler; Ktta Y. oeiecieu i orler. C.rand Mas- Sanderson ami other lltand IKiicers. Dance i Loganberry punch served j twelve ouns ladies. have three or (our greenish buff Cgs with black markings. The Lady Goes Ahead (Hy I.ouls Albert Hanks) Ah, handsome lady plmlarope. You know qultu well Just how to grope Vi 1th all these modem things of sex ' So many ladles find to vex. You dress yourself Ilka heliotrope, (let overalls for phalarope. You know I hat ladies am tho best, Let .water uuiiu your fancy nest You make your lovo and lay your eggs. And then go off on pretty legs., Lit Mister do the-setting stunt That's what he's for to bear the brunt: You Join the other happy girls Who sport in colors bright, anil curls; ' When you come back It's time to go, To tiy off south to Mexico. You let tho Mister raise tho And feed them worms and squids; He dig,! around in overalls While you are off ut pluyi kids, funny and nana; I'nlll It's time to fly off south Yuu never show your pretty mouth; And then you lead, you pampered it Let I'halarope brlnx up the rear. If ever I should be n bird And have my wishes kindly heard, I then will aRk. nni fnmlli' lw.,i io no a iauy. pnaiaropo. Yen aro the brightest of your kind' You have the philosophic mind- ' You aro the bird that knows your rights, You have' your way in all your flights. IT T Pour. Dlllard boys, Alvin and Ilaldean Huhhard, Harvey Schart n,er nnd Kay Prowell, enroute to Itosebui'g from the Wigwam Tav ern Saturday night, wero in nil' auto accident near Shady Point I which resulted with injuries of a minor nature to threw of tho youths and more solicits injuries to Alvin Hubbard. Tho hoys were taken to Mercy ho.spital immediately following the wreck. They" were enroute here following the dunce at the tavern and In passing n truck driven by llay Davenport, the accident oc curred, the machine in which the hoys were rhiin:- going into the AI- ditch, completely turning over via Huh hard was wedged under 'I4llllrl UUII1II Ul 1II1U so. n is iiaciy tnat an X-ray will be taken to make sure that he has no broken hones. PARADE CHIEFS AND SQUAWS TO OPEN CARNIVAL It'ontinueu' from unite 1.) Hhe drawing is to Inke place for Ihe nutninnliile. Carnival Shows Here The Kline Carnival Shows urrly- U las' nllilit mill the crew went to work immediately urn Ink un Ihu nnw s and riding dnvle.es at llm Cnlhollo properly on Knno and jWashhiKton streets. These feu- .... n'.'"r ro."P comma The I in Miiun chiefs received message this nioruing Rtatliig that In Hnselu.ig on Suturdiiy witli n (he Medford Ciulerlans ure to be large delegation ot (heir member ship, nrrnnipnnird by Ihe Modrnrd Post American Legion drum corps. The Crnterians were deliL-hted hy (lie interest shown by Ilose hurg in' (tie Meilford .luldlee re eenlly and me reiurnlng (he visit hy bringing a targe number ot their members hero for th straw berry carnival. Ihe American Legion drum corps nt Medford Is one of the finest In the stale and will put on an exhibition here in" ronneellon with the visit of the Crnterians The I'miKiun Chiefs nre making' previrntl(ius for the reception ot: the visitors and expect to showj them a tine time w hile iu this city. 1 IT 111 sicer & lui ' "Come on." yelled Coppy, with a grin. "No loafing now. We'll all turn in and soon we'll have this lumber stacked alun.? the water's shore. We will not stop until we're through. At first there was a lot to do, but we have finished part of it, and there is not much more." "You're doing fine," the woods man said. He placed a plank upon his head and shouted, "Watch me curry this. I'll bet it will uol lull." The Tlnies thought hira very strong, and watched him slowly walk along. He reached the shore and shouted, "See, it wasn't hard at all." The same thing Clowny thought he'd try, but couldn't lilt a board that high. The woodsman laughed and watched him. Then he broke out in a smile. "1 guess tha' you're too small," suld he. "Of c'jurse, if you were big, like me, 'ti likely you could do it. You may ,irov up. after while." Just then they heard a weak voico cry, "Hello, there, ...uter Woodsman, 1 have something' i.l'e that you will like. It really Is a treat." A pretty girl came towards the bunch. The woodsman said, "Ah, lliat's my lunch." And. sure enough, tho little girl had brought some food to eat. "We'll have a banquet now," he cried. She Bet a basket by his side und asked, "Who are your little friends? I'd like to meet them all." "Why, they are little Tinymltcs, and they are here to see the sights," the woodsman said., When Clowhy bowed, he almost took a full. . They soon decided they would eat upon a tree trunk, sawed 'off neat. The food was shortly spread out and the bunch sat down to dine. Nice sandwiches and bits of meat, and cake with frosting, oil, so sweet, were taken from the bas- LANE AND BENTON COUNTIES COMBED FOR TWO LOOTERS EUCiENL Ore., May 21. A Pohbq ot men from Monroe and Corvallis was out searching all day Sunday for two men who robbed the A. Wiihelm and Sons store .at Monroe and the Southern Pacltic tool house there about 3:30 o'clock Sunday morning. Discovered Just as they were working at the store's safe, the two began shooting, dashed to one of the two automobiles they had and escaped Into tho nearby woods. They left a large amount of plunder in a touring car outside ttie a tore that was identified and restored to the owners. Mrs. Cash Martin, who Uvea across tho street from the store, saw tho men leaving with , their loot, and notified the telephone girl, who in turn immediately phoned the men of the town. The two robbers were surrounded but dodged oat between their would do captors. Deputy Sheriff Carpenier shot at one of the fleeing robbers, but could not tell if he hit him. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to tho many kind friends Tor their help and sympathy during our re cent bereavement. MARIA KWKN'S HARVEY R. KWKNS F. (IRA HAM rJWKiNS RL'IJY M. IK) YD lixpi-ess your esteem to I. O. O. F. visitors and friends by giving them flowers from the Fern. FIRE AT COMSTOCK A very serious firo occurred last nlltht at Comstoek, where a ser vice station, garage and haru wore destroyed. The buildings were close to tho hff;hway and traffic was held up for about two hours while Ihe firo was In progress. OUT OUR WAY Ssd MVJM'T'. AGO, MisrT OEfFsoKs Art WAS SO VOX ArA -ft OO, AV LAID DOMN FO SUM to u s iiT orr , coatsAM pictures ft nud & v .ir i . 'i READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE kct. fine! Scouty shouted, "This is. . ' ' (The Tinymltcs start bulldi ngl SIDE GLANCES O 1928. BY NM SC.VICC. IMC. "Keep your eye on the spedometer, I don't want to hike any farthor than the doctor ordered.'.' DOVAJM KK3CK something In - (Copyright, the next story.) 1!)2S, NBA Servico, Inc.) By George Clark By Williams OiMC, I
