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ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1928.
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ILLEGALLY SEIZED
State Uepartment Issues
Order for Observance
of International
5-Mile Limit.
(Auooiated I'rem UaH Wire)
MIAMI, Flu.. July 19. Halting
of i tins craft by Ameiioan coast
guard boats has been con flood to
waters outside the five-mHo limit
of British possessions In thu Ha
hatna Inlands, it became known
yesterday through a statu depart
ment letter on record iu federal
district court hero., - . ;
The letter declared the inten
tion of tiie department ' to 'apolo
gize for technical violations of an
agreement through which ; tho
American boats have been permit
ted to enter British territorial
waters solely for the purpose of
observation. - . , .
To prevent a recurrence, the de
partment's letter said that, or
ders Itad been Issued to theeoufit
guard that no vessels should he
stopped at any point ; than
five miles from nearest Hritirfli
territorial land.
Return to their owners of two
boats captured more than u year
ago and liquor cargoes was or
dered. The liquor is stored in a
government warehouse hero. Ono
of the captured vessels was said
to have been libeled and cvhl at
auction.
The . state department also
promised the British embassy to
remit bali and drop charges
against six men arrested by the
coast guard patrol in connection
with the two seizures.
The agreement p e r m 1 tied
-American patrol boats to enter
British waters only for the pur
pose of observing rum craft.
The state department was said
also to have requested the trea
sury department to transfer from
the Florida unit boatswain Larry
Christiansen, who commanded a
patrol boat which participated in
the "Pop" Nesle incident lar,t
yonr'orf Gun Bay. Tho incident
led to charges that British bo; ts
had been seized in Bahnmun wa
ters and that Nesle . had t taken
part of the liquor cargoes for
himself. . .
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BE SPEAKER IN ORY
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111'. Louis Albert Hunks, mitlon
nlly known author .and locturev,
ynntPi'dny received an Invitation to
join In the political eampalKn to
bo waned by the anti-aaloon league
against At Smith. Dr. Hanks who is
devotint! himself exclusively to
willing, while makiiiK his home til
KoHcbui'K, received the following
li'leRiani yesterday from the hend
q u a r ters of Ihe Anti-Saloon
League:
"Mr. Bride and Itussell. of the
speakers' committee, invlle you
to join, Tor the months of Septem
ber and October, In tho league's
tornado campaign to defeat Smith
and elect Hoover. You will speak
In tiie populous centers ot tile
doubtful stales. Hoover's whole
hearted dry program now assured
makes splendid fighting In our
lirst league presidential battle.
I'l's go. ISigue(l) Howard Hyde
Itussell."
Ilr. Hanks' reply was as follows:
"Thank you for thinking or nio.
1 am with you heart and soul but
my physician will not let me lake
Ihe dangerous risk of the excite
ment ot public speaking. My full
sympathy and sincere prayers arc
with you for overwhelming suc
cess which I fully anticipate."
(Signed! Louis Alhei't Hanks."-
Ir. Ranks was one of Ihe na
tional speakers for tho Anti-Saloon
league iu bringing about prohibi
tion, and for 12 years campaigned
fur Ihe league and held campaigns
In every state of the union, travel
ing an average of 60,utu miles a
year.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phono l?9-I.
! WOMAN BATTLES
THIRTY YEARS TO
GET EDUCATION
NKW YOUK, July !S..-Havlim
struggled Ittt year for an i luna
tion .Mih. Bespit" llodvfh'hl. 15. a
mc'lhrr of three children. Is oil the
v ay home tn I'Tdgenmnt. Coin., a
master of arts of Teachers' College-,
Columbia I'nlversity. She
mmle her mrinro cast by at com
pany inir a body tor an umlett iker.
Con tint d two month by hii ac
c'dent In a subway crush shi ob
tained J 1, Hint dnmairos. A scholar
ship helped. Slit started learning
At lb1 age ot lu with only smti cd
Uc.it ion as she on Id oh'iiin by
study at home mid at liin'p car
tied a cuu tn New Mexico ou the
wry to teaih,
ANY AMOUNT FROM
10 CENTS UP O. K. i
FOR SMITH FUND
N I'M' YOKK, July is.- romrllni
tions of '"any n mount frmn Inn
-t-nt (" will r(Thil "ihii!k-
tfullj" hv th promolM- of ihe
I pi-f pitttMittitl ctiniiviipn o( Unvtunnr
j Smith.
tor of the national democratic
romtnlitee. In making public a
lelt-giam be had sent to democratic
national committeemen akig
them to suggest assistant finance
directors fn their t. tales to accept
contributions.
lie said that the total size of the
fund to be raised Imd not been de
cided but that "there may be fac
tors which will make it expensive."
"in my opinion," he said, "every
state in the north,, east and west
may be considered debatable
ground and that may increase the
expense."
There has been no solicitation of
funds so far. Col. Lehman Bald, but
he was "delighted and amazed" at
the flood of contributions, large
and small, that tiad come in volun
tarily from Smith supporters.
Asked if there would be a limit
on the size of individual contribu
tions he said there would not, that
"any amount from 10 cents up"
would be received "thankfully."
LIVING PARTY SYMBOLS
MATCHED FOR RACE
(Amnemrod Pren lenved Wnw
NEW YOltK, July 19. A
donkey and an elephant are to
race from New York to tho
White House. Frank 'A. Kusso,
democrat, and J. B. Martell, re
publican, are- to act as muleteer
and mahout respectively. Ttjey
arc advertising men. There is a
wager. ,..
FUTURE HIGHWAY PAVING
DEPENDS ON ELECTION
RAMCM. Ore., July IS. Roy
Klein, state highway engineer,
said today that the paving of flvo
miles of The Dalles-California high
way from Klamath Fulls to Lake
view Junction was being contem
plated by the state highway com
mission but that no action would
he taken pending the November
election on the reduced motor ve
hicle license bill.
Portland Stations
KGW, 491.56 to 7 p. m., dinner
music; 7 to 8 p. m musical en
tertainment; 8 tn 9 p. m., pro
Kram from KOMO, Seattle; 9
to 9:80 p. ' ni "Tejiaco Hound
era," a National Broadcasting
company 'program; 9:30 to 10
p. m., Philco .campflre program
by National, Broadcasting com
pmy; 10 to 11 p. m., "Sleepy
'i.iio Program"; 11 to 13 p. m.,
Btudlo dance program. . ,
KEX, 277.68:30-7 p. m., '.''studio
program; 7-8, dance niUBic; 8
8:10, lecture; 8:15-8:80, talk;
8:30-9, chain program; 9-10,,
scenario writing contest;; 10-12,
, dance music. . i
KOIN, 3197-7:15 .p. m amuse
ment guldo and utility; 7:16-8,
orchestra concert; 8-8:2f, stu
dio .prosram; . 8:20-8:J0, musical
program; 8:40-0,;'. flower pro
gran,!; 9-10, studio program;
10-10 :3fl, Mawnilan music.
Other Coast Stations
KMO, Tacoma, Wash., 254.1 ti
ll :30 p. m popular entertain
ment; 9:30-10, recorded pro
gram. KFRC, San Francisco, Cal., 454.3
7-7:30 p. ni popular program;
7:30-8, concert orchestra; 8-9,
orcheatra concert; 9-10, vocal
and iliHlrumental program; lu
ll, (lauee orchestra; 11-12, con
cert orchestra.
KHQ. Spokane, Wash., 370.2
ll:3n-7:3(i p. m atndlo concert :
7:30-7:45, travelogue; 7:45-8,
announcements: 8-9 program;
9-10, NBC program; 1012, dance
music.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 447.56-7
p. m., dlnirer concert; 7:30 8,
novelty- duo; 8-10:30, studio
entertainment.
KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 309.16-7
p. m music, news and hook re
view; 7-8, NBC program; 8-9,
studio concert: 9-10, NUC pro
gram; 1011, news flashes and
orchestra; 11-12:30, orchestra
and popular music.
KGO, Oakland, Cal., 384.4 66:30
p. m utility program: - 6:30-7,
dinner concert: 7-s, NBC pro
gram; 8-9, studio program; 9-10,
NHC concert, ,
KJR, Seattle, Wash., 348.6 G
li:J!o p. in., time signals and
utility; li::i(l-7:3o. dinner con-
v cert: 7;:ln-9, nrcheann; 9-ln,
conceit program; loll, dance
Violin 11-11:1.-,, news.
KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 422.3
6- 7 p. m illnner music; 7-7:15,
home building talk; 7:15-7:30.
sport review: 7:3o-9. studio pro
gram; 911. NUC programs.
KFI, Los Angles, Cal.. 468.5 0-7
p. m., dinner program; 7-8, Ni;c
program : 8-9. stutllo conceit;
910. NHC concert; 10-11, NBC
concert.
KNX. Los Angeles, Cal., 336.9
ti:30-7 p. m., concert orchestra;
7- 8, organ recital; 8-9. studio
concert; 910. realuro entertain
ment; 10-12. dance frolic; 121
a. in.. Uei-ado club dance.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
I'. S. Wont her Ihirpnu Office,
ttnsoburK. Orngon. D:Ua rojiorlrti
by C. A. Colo, Meteorologist in
rharco.
Uaronictrln pressure (reduced
lo on level) 5 a. in 30.05
Rlat(vi hnmlillty 5 p. in. yes-
teriiay tir rent) , 37
P-ecip. In Inches and Hundredths:
Highest leiupcralure yesterdaj' 7"
l.ovvsi temperature last nli;ht 52
AveraRG temperature for the
day ... 61
Normal t-inporaturo for this
date 69
Precipitation, last 24 hours .... 0
Total prerip. since 1st month .12
Normal nrcvlp.' for this month .32
Total preitp. from Sept. 1,
1!27, to date f..... 27.90
Average preel, from Sept. I.
IS77 32.69
Total defltleucy since Sopt. 1,
1V27 4.79
A vera ce seasonal preclp. Sept.
to May. Inclusive 31,31
Knreta-st for snitt Invest Oivpm:
Cloudy tnnipht and Yiday; no
chanv in temperatu or htrruld-ity.
Years
of Service in
Model T Ford;
Expenditure of few dollars
may enable you to get thousands o'f
miles from your old ear
THE Model T Ford is still a great car. It led the motor industry for
twenty years and it is used today by more people tbau any other auto
mobile. More than eight million Model T Fords are in active service in
city, town and country, and many of them can be driven for two, three
and five more years and even longer at very small up-keep expense.
Tho cost of Model T parts and of necessary labor is unusually
low because of established Ford policies. ' , -' " '
The labor charge for tuning up the motor is only $1. This includes
replacement of commutator case, brush and vibrator points if necessary.
Grinding valves and cleaning carbon runs from S3 to 84. Overhaulingj
carburetor, $1.50. Installing new pistons or connecting rods, 86. Tight-
ening main bearings, $6. For a labor charge of $20 to $25 you can have
the motor and transmission completely overhauled.
The labor charge for replacing rear axlo shaft, drive shaft pinion or .
drive gear is $5. All sockets and joints of front end can be tightened
' for $1.50. , " '' . ''- '
The steering gear can be completely overhauled for a labor charge of
$3.50. Muffler repaired for $1. ' 1 ' I",''. '- . ..
. The labor charge, for repainting the Coupe is $25. Sedan, $25. Tour-
ing Car $20. Top deck of Coupe or Sedan can be replaced for a labor-;
charge of $4. : . 1 1 . i ,-. i
AH of these prices are approximate, of course, because the cost'
' of matoriuls needed will depend ou the condition of each car. They 8how,a
however, the low cost of putting the Model T Ford in shape for thousands !
of miles of additional service. , , .:,: .-v-''"n '',:':'1' '.';';.': . ;' '; !"; , .. '
See tiie nearest Ford dealer, therefore, and nave him estimate on the
cost of reconditioning your Model T Ford. He will tell you, in advance,
exactly how much the complete job will cost. ' 1 . '
Ford M p t or C o mpany
Detroit, Michigan
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,MOStH)W, July 18. Lloulftinnt i
Alferdo Vislierl today was quntei
as critlcizinK Pr. Finn Mnlrem'a
heroic attempt to , reach land to
send aid to the survivors of the,
Italia. '
Viglteii was one of group of
five men rescued from an Ice floe
by the Russian Ice breaker Kias
stn. Or. Maliirem, Swedish Helen-1
tttst aboard the airship, was left
alone dying on the ice as he urg
ed hit two companiuna to continue
on to land in an effort to nend
rest tt nrs Jo the group of which
Viglieri was ft metnber.
The cni respondent of Tass. j
Sovlck news ftgency, aboard ihei
Hissiau rescue siiip Krassin, quot-j
en! Viglieri ns sa ing: j
"Personally I -regani Malgrem's
plan to rcat h North ( ape as un- f
wise, believing t all shmhi have!
remained on the Ice and Hied to!
establish radio contact and at Ihej
first opportunity move for the
shore In the collapsible boats in j
our possession.
"Mnignm insisted he could '
reat h the shore in 17 dns; bej
; took provisions for i" days. The i
i group was humrry at thriiecn ilnys.i
j probably because of tiie grealer'
j consumption of ford at ihe bejsin- j
, nine.' i
' Viglieri said th" loss ot ess !
-caused bv the pressure of ice form- f
line on the airship was the Imme-j
IdtHie cause of the crush of the;
; Italia. i
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j Oakhmd coach. 1927 Tnodelt Yon
should take a ride In this car to
juppreciat the mine offered fir a
fcuuU price. Hanstu CheroM Co.
INSURANCE COVERS LOSS
OF BRAY, CALIF., PLANT
(Awclatrd Pna !.M1 Wirt)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.,' July
19. The fire which destroyed
the Crater Lake Hox eonipntiy
plant at Bray. Calif., in the lower
Klamath basin yesterday, caused
loss of approximately $150,000.
This was shown in reports today.
In addition to the box factory
three freight ears laden with box
shook went up in names. Four
EVERYBODY In the Northwest ts In
vited to Seattle the second week of
August. That's Exposition Week, Fleet
Week, the "Big Week" of the year for
Seattle and the entire Northwest. During
that week Seattle prepares a special pro
gram of entertainment for her thousands
of visitors.
The Exposition, now in its fifteenth year,
is thechiefMtraction.This ycaritis held in
the new University ofYX'ashington Athletic
Pavilion, with nearly three acres of floor
space 300 colorful, interesting booths of
products manufactured and sold in the
Northwest.
The Exposition is staged primarily for the
Merchants of the Northwest and tickets to
all attractions are issued to them free.
Put are invited to share in the pleasures
of this gala week.
C7 Trfn whh n in tbU rtttx f mi! of Proarws.
jiirrfninn:.MWttn neafli orconcrrm and depart-m-m
too do btxsmn t-Jth thmaxhont the i car,
cpecii csemmts dun og Uposiuon week.
million feet of timber in the lum
ber yards was saved after a des
perate fight. The loss was co
ered by insurance. No decision
has yet been reached as to wheth
er or not the " plant will be .Rebuilt.
F.ssex coach, 1926 model. This
I car nas new oversize ures aim
otherwise looks like new. This car
I is priced very reasonable by the
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
WTe PROGRAM
M rint VAstr-Matioe merchandise,
model i, etc.
Bnthb Ktjmt AfrFortttimmJ-iSun-
day, Aun. 5-oalr c. 5. concert.
Ntuw Diifitmy by wanbipi io the
Seattle harbor.
Pr Ram on Lake wtihinirtoo.
Su imming Kan. Ymtbt Permit.
Stylt Sbovt latest ftriei. bathias
ifls.ecc. CWer-iOmodeit.
NojwfArif Fducation talks
and entertainment.
Fiw itfcrrl Ortbntrm.
B !-rf-SeaiHe OiVlin4.
HwingBeu't- fleet Championship.
lirtrihrt Pitching Cental iot Scat
(Thjmpionthip.
WSipptt Kctt-4b of th West's
fastest ana.
. and w a climw-"
Tft ViumimmttJ OHm.- Pmrrmmt
ennciudins with bis Firework?
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