ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1928.
FIVE
TH OF MAY
WAS DRIEST FOR
PAST 51 YEARS
With but one execeiitton the
mouth of .May just oated was iho
driest in the 51 years since the lo
cal weather bureau has been ea
' tablitdied, accoidiUK to the month
ly meteorological report matte by
K. 11. Fletcher, who 1b la charge
of the local station. The total i
t rainfall recorded during the mouth
waB .42 of an inch, as compared
with a normal of 1.93 Inches.
In 1U20 the month of May had
only .24 of an inch of ralulall, to
that it became the record month
r-bui May of this year in at close sec
ond. The records, however, show
that there have been several yearn
when the niuiith of May had loas
than an Inch of rainfall. The
heaviest precipitation ever rec
orded in May was in 1879. i when
there were 4.83 inches. There
have been. several years In which
the mouth had more than 3 inches
of rainfall.
The temperature for the month,
was above normal, the dally aver
age for the month being 60 de
grees as compared with a normal
of 56 degrees.
There .we're 13 dear days, ' 1G
partly cloudy, 2 cloudy and 3 in
which .precipitation was recorded.
harness shop at Myrtle Point' and j
will also continue u shop in Jtose-
burg at 333 West Cass St. Mr.
Urns and IX P. Fisher are In the
same building. All work will con-!
tmue mo same us Dei ore. -Aruiur
Long, 333 W. Cass.
SALEM PUBLISHER
ON SUBSIDY LIST
POWER CONCERNS
(AnHOt.otP I'rcaa I.L'mu.-tl Wire)
WASHINGTON, June 1 Exten
sion of the power fnterosts' "edu
cationiil efforts" to the high
schools of Colorado, New Mexico
' uhd Wyoming was gone Into to
day by the federal trado commis
sion. The comlssion dealt with the
activities' of tho Mock Mountain arrested early tills morning charg
committee on public utilities In- ed with the theft of tools belousi
formation throue documents sub-ling to Wm. Stokes. .Krauco, It is
mltlcd in its Inquiry ,!nto the tf
nancing of the power utilities of
the country.
While George Lewis, executive
manager of the committee, was
on the stand, - Robert E. Healy,
counsel for the -committee, intro
duced a pamphlet which had been
prepared by Lewis in 11123, en
titled "Now for the high schools."
Lewis had Bitid In the pamph
let that the success attending the
educational etrorls in colleges' and
.universities, prompted an "exten
sion or tho program for the com
ing year that will embrace the
high schools."- " '
Ho told of a plan for the com
mittee to Issue a series of papers
"containing material covering tho
rour brunches of the untlltly in
dustry," and adtlod:
"The material In these papers la
being especially designed for pre
sentation to high school assem
blies and upper classes In grade
schools."
Payments' of $25 a month to the
Salem, Ore., news bureau of B.
Hofur and Son, was brought-up
by Healy. Lewis explained that
tho bureau gave a resume of
building activities. .
"lis aim possibly is to defeat
such -things as Muscle' Shoals, is
it not?" Healy Inquired and Lewis
replied affirmatively.
Lewis Identified checks for pay
ments lo the "Colorado Advocate"
which ho described as a weekly
paper published In Denver, and
said this was for advertising.
-o
hoiHo collars at
lint inuis and
Wharton Itros.
REJECTION LEAP
YEAR PROPOSAL IN
OLDEN TIME COSTLY
Women never seem to have tak
en verv seriously their privilege ol
assuming the initiative in -proposing
during leap year to the man ot
iU'elr fitney; nevertheless, the faet
remains that they havo been In
many countries within their lecnl
rlithlSi to do so, and purllanien
lary law has provided a penally
lor the man surriilently uimallant
to retuse the overturn.
As far back as 122S the Scot
tish parliament ordained "that dur
Inn we reign of her maist blesslt
maljestie. Marearet, ilk maiden
ladle, or both high and low estatlt,
shall hae llbertie to speak ye nion
she likes. If he refuses her to his
wife, he shall bo mulct in tho sum
ot nne hundred pounds, or less, as
his estatlt may bee, except anil
always if ho can make It appearo
that he is betluotliet to another
woman, then ho shall bo free."
itecorils do not show that this
ancient Taw was strictly enforced.
Two -hundred years later Genoa
and Florence legalized the custom
of feminine wooing duiliiB leap
year.
In London, in 1606, there appear
ed a book yclept "Courtship. l)ve
and Matrimony." in lilt h appear- j
ed the Illuminating parasraph:
"Albeit It has now become a part I
of the common lawe in rcarde to
social relations of life that as often
as every bissextile year doth re
turn the ladys have the sole privi
lege durln gine lime u cuiiiiiiuc-in
of making love lo the men, which
they do either by wordes or by
lookes, as to them It scemeih proi"
er: and, moreover, no man shall oe
entitled to the benefit of clergy
who doihe In any wise trealc her
proposal with slight or contumely."
Pastor machine oil
Bros.
at Wharton
Six Miami
Chief, and Five Men
cused in Deaths.
Ac
Uy NBA Service
. MIAMI, I'la.. May 31. While
Hit. eouuly Kiuoit Jury has taken a
leiupuiui-y reuc-as in its Inquiry iu
lo Miami a amazing prison siock
aiie, a chief uf police, a uuilua
lieutenant, two detectives ami two
patrolmen am ' being held ou
charges of first degree miirder,
ana a startled cttUenry la wondei
iitK what new revelations win be
It unit ot me testimony the
made wueu Hie jurors resume meir n Vi JP "sSal i if- 9
liivesligainig. r., HI i,.VE."-. 'P. " J '
ine biocaado here, wheie city Is III WSlTrR " " VS T 4
prisoners are housed alter arrest t I X. V4! J d'L ljth "J
wniie.avaitins trial, was the scene V MU IV "iVV' itS N $tr--J' tMVt
o. bruiuiities and crue.ties as bad VJ , fetUS 2 I
as thuse of the Spanish Inquisition A iW r 1 m n il T asWS3BSSj fcTir ,i B mir,i, i
grand jury heart! was true. first degree murder. With him, on
A seemingly unimportant lncl; the same degree ,aro held Lieut. M.
dent led to the exposure of ivnai A. Tibbils and Detectives Tom Nai
investlo'titois call a reign of terror, worth and John Caudell. Back of
About life time a grand Jury eon. their arrest lies the following
vened lor routine service, a local story: , v . -newspaper
printed "before ami Klel. lu,,,r0 bellboy at a hotel
in let' pictures or u young man re
cently held in me stockade. The
picture ' taken before his arrest
tiHU.al u youth of ralher prepos
sessing appearance. Tne picture;
taken alter he had Been neiu ior
short time showed a bruised and
blackened
"'""v" , . , " "
that
tuu victim had undergone a very
stiif "third degree.''
The grand jury investigated. Its
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partial report, iiiauB imiiuu
fore its recess, declares it revealed
"inhuman and almost uubelievablu
atrocities" to prisoners and "an
unquestionable alliance of the un
derworld with many police offl
Police Chief Indicted
Chief of Police H. Leslie Quigg
was then Indicted on a charge of
ALLEGED TOOL
. THIEF CAPTURED
Frank Franco, a boy residing in
tho Uniuqua Park .t UiBCrict, -.wnn
claimed, stole the tools and sold
them at a local second hand store.
According to Deputy- Sherlri
Grubbe, who, with-Deputy Slieiiu
Lira nb am and a federal on leer
made the arrest, Franco has been
playing a game of - hide-and-seek
with them for a few days, hiding
out in the brush whenever, an at
tempt was made to arrest him.
This morning, however,) the- offi
cers were at the house about daj
light and hid out near the building
until the young man started to
leave the home when they nabbed
him and brought him to the .coun
ty ,jail pending ft heurlng of hi ft
case.
Aruudol, piano tuner. Phono ISO h
KIWANIANS WILL
GO TO MARSHFIELD
FOR BEACH FROLIC
Local Kiwaniaus are looking for
ward with much interest to tho
meeting to be held witii tho Coos
Hay club at Ilusteudnrf beach on
the evening of Thursday, June 7.
The C003 Itay club will bo hosts
to the local members and, will en
terlain with, a beach frolic and sou
food dinner. A bane bull game is ex
pected to be one of tho features of
tho event. Plans -are . also under
way for a meeting of tho Coos Kay,
Roseburg and Iteedsport clubs at
Winchester Ray on June 38. '
Order parts early for Champion,
Jones Piano, Milwaukee, Osborne,
and other older makes of hay ma
chines aud save delay at culling
time. McCormlck and Deering
parts are curried in stock at Whar
ton llrosv
OTHER PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGNS 1360
The Republican convention of
lstii) was held In Chicago May 111
IS. Abraham Lincoln of Illinois
whs nominated for president and
Hannibal llnmllu of .,ainc : tor
vice president. .
The lieniocratic convention, In
llalllmoie June 1N-2.1, nominated
Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois for
president Hnd lior.schei V. Johnson !
of Georgia for vice president. In
a stormy campaign marked by the
participation of minority parties,
the Republicans won. Three;
months later 11 Fouthcrn states!
sent delegates to a convention at
Montgomery, Ala., on Feb. 4, lsiil.
seci-ilfng from the union and nain-
ins Jctfeison Davis of Mississippi j
president and Alexander H. Ste
phens of Georgia vice resident.
These officers served the Confed-j
eracy until its downfall. I
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ue t-ati havp thHr nion'-y rptumltJ.
Nuthsn r uil.ri.uii iu lots u( it.
Cops Are
Bars On
here, was arrested uttor a woman
guest complained that he had in
sulted her. Chief UuIkb, it ts
charged, ordered the oilier officers
to tiilio Kior out and "work on
him." After tho three had man
handled the prisoner for . a time,
Nazworlh. it Is charged, drew his
revolver and shot him. One cf his
shots went wild and wounded
Lieut. Tibbits. Thereupon, the
grand Jury alleges, Chief Quigg
SIOUM JUl J ".fiu"l .it. "C
helped the officers frame a story
of a night encounter with, a gun-
man ,to explain Tibbits' wouno.
Patrolmen Nelson E. Ward and
M. L. Glisson are also held for first
degree murder. They, it Is suld,
arrested Tom Mabry, another ne
gro, at his home for tne melt qi a
phonograph record. Instead of tak-
Jailed for
Arrestea ana semencea io 10
of the Peace E. W. Boerstier of
- t. -1 ..i...r!tfcLu.i .t u-iiu. 1?. . . TJX':" '5-1
ine uancas'-or uazenep was ireca ay cuinmun picus tuui i un c-
quest for a writ of habeas corpus. Lewis was fined and sentenced
for contempt of court as a result of a Gazette editorial deploring the
small fine imposed on a Columbus man In an assault and bittery
case. Lewis Is shown above in his cell, in which he spent two hours,
with Justice Boerstier in 'the Inset,
RIDDLE LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cornutt of
Canyonvlllo were transacting busi
ness here Thursday.
Stilloy Nichols was a business
visitor to KoacburK Friday morn
ing. Mr, f. (Hies of Independence;
in "in K'irfit of his daughter Mrs.'
Kd. SfLKIrr this week.
Frank Cain whn Is employed
near ScottsburR, surveying, spent
several days her! this week vislt
JriR with his sister Mir.s Iieasle
Cain. . . j
Mr and Mrs. Lester Crow ofi
Marshfleld visited relatives here,
Sunday. j
Mrs. Laura Muujihcr has been
spenillriB the paat woek shopping
and visiting friends In Portland.
Marjorh' ami Margaret Wilson
of the Monmouth Normal spent
Memorial Day with their mother
Mih. AugtiHta Wilson.
Miss Helen Atwood, eounly
health nurse, wan visiting friends
herfi for a few hnuru Sunday.
Harve Yarbrough left Thursdiiy
for Tiller where he will be em
ployed In Ihtt forestry service for
the summer.
Wnlter fust and family of
l Springfield. Ore., and Virgil Rust
I and family of 1)1 Hard spent the
. .'
.
ere enn"fiday vlflting at
I ho home of their aist'T, Mrs. Al
fred Howard.
I. A. Dean of Milwaukee, Ore.,
former resident of Kiddle, Is hero
this week looking after properly
interest and greeting old friends
nnd acquaintances.
C. E. LoKsdon, Ed. Osborne and
Tom Amsiker were In Itoseburg
several days fills week serving
on the jury.
Mr. and Mrs. K ra n k W e h h of
Pilot Roek, Ore,, were visiting
friends here the first of Ihe week.
Mrs. "Klla Uurfpo of Drain was a
guest at tho home of Mrs. 1. A.
Wilson, Sunday.
Miss Mildred Nlehols who has
bopn nursing at the home of Jud?e
Hamilton, Itoselmrg, has returned
to her home h-re.
Mis. Mary Fryc and son Wfl-!
Mam Moore oi airouver, wash.,
in Hiidihave ben gwats at the home of
.Mrs. Klhert Hall. They returned
lll'l
nie Frlilsy flliil were art-oiniHn-'
led hy Maigiierlte Hall who will
vialt with her Rrandmother several
C. L. Willis of the Blue Goose
Is spLUdLiitf a UvUa;s vaCiitiun ut
Behind The
'Third Degree' Murder -.Charge
ROLL CALL AT COUNTY
lug him to Jail, however, they are
said to have taken him to a de
serted warehouse and shot film to
death. They Insist that the negro
threatened them and that they
killed him in self-defense; how
evor, records show that Mabry and
Patrolman Ward had been wound
ed some time previously in a shoot
ing affray In a negro ganiblln
house, and that the negro was ao-
quitted by u directed verdict when
tried lor attempting to luurdor tne
policeman. - : : ,
, Grand Jury Reports.
N. Vernon Hawthorne, state's at
torney, declares that conditions In
the 'stockade hero made the tradi-
an Editorial
days in jail and fmeo 820 by Justice
Lancaster, O., W. T. Lewis, editor of
the Huckleberry mine with Harve
Shawvr. ,
Mrs. Ed, Kroo; of Peek arrived
Thursday and will be a guest at
the Maple Park Inn for several
weeks. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cf. E. Aiklns. Mr.
and Mrs. hafe Atkins, and K. K.
Kernekon, motoied to Itoseburg,
Thursday and spent the day shop
ping and 7Ytendiu; to ImslncHH
matters.
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PRISON
Abovo-Patrolmen Nelson E.
Ward, Dotectlvo Tom Nazworth,
Lieut. M. A. Tlbblts, Patrolman M,
L. Glisson and Detective John
Caudell, photographed . at county
stockade ' where they are confined,
Below Police Chief .Leslie Qulflu
of Miami, also jailed.
tional inhumanities of Husslu seem
mild. To support his assertion, he
points lo the grand Jury's report.
In part, it says:
. "In the beginning of olir inquiry,
the witnesses, testifying . under
. oath, disclosed a condition so un
reasonable, so brutal, so inhuman
, and astounding that we did not
accept their, testimony as liulica-
llve of the common practices re-
sorted to or sanctioned by those yond all doubt that the persons in
responsible for the conduct of the clmige of this department of our
department ... It is a . terrible ,city government not only condoned
truth to ruvoal that the crimos for and rutllled such , violences . . . .
which Indictments have been ro- but. In a number of Instances have
turned against the police officers themselves led the ussault and be
are equalled by it number of other 'come the chief executioners." . ,
resided hero tho past whiter' left
recently for Lacomb,- Ore., whore
thoy are engagud . in thu straw
berry hurvetit. J
Mrs. Valtyi (Jllmore of; Cordova,
Alaska, arrived Tuesday evening
and will visit Indefinitely at 'the
home oC her mother, Mrs. P. A.
Wilson.
Mrs. Dona Conner who has been
spending the past winter visiting
In California and Portland,, Ore.,
returned, to her home here Tues
day. ' 1
Marion Ilyan ot Drain, accom
panied by. his niece, Mrs. Viola
Nichols and thruo children. Fay.
1' lore nee and - Uennle, motored
down Sunday and spent-the day
at tho home ot Mr. aud Mrs. Mono
lyn. ,l .., j" . 1 , tu- j.'-
Mrs. Maggie Cormitt and eon
Archie left; recently, for- Monroe,
Ore, lo. 8 pond the. summer,
i Mr. and Mrs. Hd; Stnller wnro
visiting relatives at Independence
last Saturday and Sunday.
'(?. V.
larsch who Una been llv -
Ing
I ho 11. S. Nichols phlCO
near town recently sold his inter-
o&tH, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy .(iooeh
and has tnuved his family Into the
house owned by Elbert Hall. 1 1
1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cutsforth and
children and Mrs.; Jennie Crosby
came down from Portland Wed
nesday to spon Memorial Day with
relatives here., Mrs. CroHby and
Mrs. Cutsrorth will- visit here un
til Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hort Riddle and
Mrs. May Fate returned fom Ma
Un, Ore., Tuesdny. Mr. Riddle went
back on Thursday and was ac
companied as far as Med ford by
A. I,. Aiken.
One of Riddle's most popular
and accomplished youn$ ladles be
came a bride when Miss Dena
Henslen and George Singleton of
Kortebtirg were married last Fri
day ovenlng at the Methodist par
ttfiiinL'M til. lifiMdiuirlr. Mr. anil Mm.
1 J. II. llenshe, iiarents of the bride
accompanied her.
Afler a wi'dillrig
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Grand Jury Plans New
rrobe or acanaai.
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such crimes fur which no Indict-
uit'iits have beeu returned because
ot our Inability to tlx Individual
lespunsibliity.
"tt o Hud that on one occasion a
prisoner was reported by police to
have committed suicide in his cell
by hanging. Vet the undertaker
.and physician who examined the
body, as well as other witnesses,
soorned the idea of suicide, testify
ing that theru wits no broken
neck and no indications, even
slight, of death by siraugulatlou.
htidcnco has beeu given mut this
prisoner was unmercifully beaten
and liu tutcil the iilglu preceding
his death, but wo cuniiot definitely
unu conscientiously fix the respon
sibility of his death ou any indi
vidual at this time,
"Wo find that ou another occ-t-Blon
a prisoner's pleadings for
mercy anil groans of agony attract
ed the attention of .outsiders who,
from a vantage point In tho daiit
neas, woi'o able to see only a part
oi mo torture and cruellies admin
istered by unidentified police olll
eers, and which wore continued
until tho prisoner's pleadings ami
groans ceased . . . Wo have not
yet discovered tho further dlspndi
lion ot this prisoner.
"When tho testimony begun to
unfold this slate or afiitirs we were
hopeful of litter linding such prac
tices were unusual and rare and
were neitner sponsored nor con-
doned by thosu in charge, but 10
our amazement It develonod be
trip to Canada tho young couple
will' rosldo il ItOHOburg." . M
The cpmpienuement exomlses of
thu local high school will .bo hold
next Thursday evening at' 8 O'clock
at Atkins Hull. Tho class consists
of six girls and one young man,
as follows: Sybil Cornutt, Matte
McClane, Mary Fore, Pauline
Acker, Nancy Johnston, Florence
Mosthnt nnd Qlon Roberts. Tho
baccalaureate services will - bf
held Sunday evening nt the Bap
tist church, Rev. V. K. Hal of
Denver, Colo., preaching the ser
mon. Medicated stock suit for shoop,
cattle and hoga Is sold lit Wharton
Llroa. ' ' ',..
HAWLEY'8 MAJORITY OVER '
MOTT EXCEDES TWO TO ONE
('A-Moc'JuteiJ I'tvu U'flwil Vin) 1
SALEM, Juno 2. The majority
nt Wi.nrnKfintiiHvii W fV llnwlnv
,nir.r .1 'w m.ii in ti. fitt
I .Hat,. w.tinhllfnti ,.m,frr.,itintnit
primary vote was mom than two
to one, according to official fi
gures 'of iho aecrelury of atalo.
Hawley's votu wun 37,638 and
Mott's 18.714.
Robert K. Rutler's plurality over
Roy W. Ritner, in the second dis
trict, where tho namos wore writ
ten In on tho ballot, was atmt
two to one. Thu vote on tho can
didates Tor tho republican ouugres
slonal nomination in that district
was as follows:
Roan, 520; Hoyd, 7ftT; Ilutler,
41!4;l; Nolson, J-Wu ; Palmltor, llGl;
Pierce, GII1H Kitiinr, aifiH; Klium
way, 2; , Wiley, 14U8; Scattering
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B. L. EDDY, President State Senator and Attorney at Law
GEO. KOMLHAGEN, Vice President. Dealer in Livestock and . proprietor Kohlhagen
Apartments and Economy Market.
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Secretary - President Commercial Abstrt . t Co.
B. W. STRONG, Treasurer ...President Umpqua Valley Bank
F. H. CHURCHILL, Director ......President Churchill Hardware Co.
C. A. LOCKWOOD, Director President Lockwood Motor Co.
DR. E. B. STEWART, Director Physician and Surgeon
WAYNE E. JONES '. Manager
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