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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEV. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. 1928.
WfHMfWM ROSEBURG DRUM
WmWMb CORPS R.4!!KS 3RD
I:eMSm i j : JSTHIECflllEST
hwevmw ,w Tlie weweit
D; .Thc World ; I
IW 'TtZys 5, Continent Mehcigerie I I
1250 People 500 Horses SO Cages Animals
' 30 Lions j 2 Cars of Elephants and' Camels
5 fands 2, Calliopes 1 2 Complete Electric
. Light Systems-J-30 Double Length Steel Cars
6-Pole Big Tdp 5
2 Steel Arenos ' Wild-Beast Hippodrome
1000 Character Bibte
Spectacle
Noah and the Ark -
t-.v 'M H'Vfv ' ,
( The longest,-Costliest anil
, mom Magnificent open Den
!: '-. f ; ) i I , : ,
Froi Street Parade at
XI O'clock Noon Dally
Friday, Aug. 17
Is Circus Day
UOTH NOMINEES ;
TO TALK WITH
PARTY LEADERS
r- (Contlnut'd rrom pace 1.)
Hailed reports, the situation In tlio
Jjorthweat apparently Is giving
Hoover little concern. He will be
, o. the Kround there himself from
v August 21 to 23, when ho: visits
his birthplace at West llrimoli, la.,
una expects to be uble to : assess
the situation more accurately after
his contact with the people there.
,i At- his old homo town tho noml
4ioo -will deliver the second spcoch
or-the cnmpalgn, and while he
probably- will not begin Its prepara
tion until after lilu iicunplunco ud-
, ilrnHii, the Konerul ' belief now Is
lhat he will treat the rami relief
1 question at considerably,' morn
length lhau It will be. possible for
him to do in his speech here next
Saturday. ' ..;, - . ,. ,. . t
; TJIdsmobllo sedan for about half
price.- his cur Iiub just boon 'over
hauled and rims and looks like, a
new car. Easy. terms - by Hanson
Chevrolet Co. ''!,- I , ,.
I ! GETS, BIG RAINBOW
Bill Crnar Vbb In towit today
fr.pm Ills homestead on the North
Unipqua and Is telling or a thrill
Inff fight with : n '"grandnddy"
ralhoy trout. -' The fish lilt n fly
Into j yesterday, afternoon, Mr.
Clear-said, and It-look him more
than, an hour. to. luinl the bg,
limit which weighed 101 pounds.
Ilwus the biggest trout ho line
ever ijcnnglit nil light .tackle,1, Mr
-Crbui1 mild, mid It gavo him iiblg
tlulll. ....'.,
We sell ait average of about 40
tisffd automobiles ut month and
uiry a large assortment of O. K.
umhI cars at all ; times. Hanson
Cirtivrolot Co.
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PARK
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i f DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Iff?'' V 5 'Perfect Funeral Serviced I , i ' 5-.
n. - , . ran? and Reasonable fricei - i ' ' i .
1 i AMBULANCE! SERVICE Ji I
Pth and VahJ wit t i i
Mammoth ' Rings
at Rose burg
; ANK BUILDING VAULT :
E. It. Motzgor,' local contractor,
Is completing construction of, a
now reinforced concrete vault for
the Qlemlalc Stato Dank. The
bank's quarters, were 1 ''destroyed
in tne recent fire, but the estab
lishment was removed Immediate
ly into a nearby building. Mr.
Mctzgor Is building a new vault
of 18 Inch concrete r walls rein
forced with railroad 1 IronB, making
a fireproof and burglar proof Job.
Chevrolet conch only 10 months
old and In first class condition.
priced very reasonable and carries'
new ear cutiraniCH.; roe mi n I iv
Hansen .Chevrolet Co. i ; ,
DOUGLAS WA1TE IS
HOME WITH CAST ON
INJURED SHOULDER
Douglas -Walto, who whs sef
lously injured a few days ago
wJien " attacked by u young bull,
was brought back to his home in
Itosoburg- today. ' His - shoulder,
which -was badly shattered when
tho animal attacked him, has been
rosee. and the x-ray shows that
the operation has boen very suc
cessful, so that It Is ' quite prob
able that the injury will leave rio
permanent ' offeot.' Mr. Walto,
bnwavorv Is' carrying 'nn 80-pound
cast; Which encases the shoulder,
tho upper arm, 'mid a purt of his
body.' Mo will nave to wear, this
east for the ensuing; five weoks,
when 1 ho' will return" to 'Portland
and will have It removed. . Ho ex
peels to be, iiblnltn bo tip-town to
meet bid friends again Within the
noxt day or two; ,'
Our salesrooms are keiit mon
evenings and Sunday forenoons fpr
the -working' nlan's convonlencn.
See' our used cars. Hanson Chev
rolet1 Co. ..f.,,
Saturday
Night 1
Coolest Place in Town
' Finest Dance iFloor '
Music, by i
Fhat Hart's" ,
Rythm Boys
rl'tlmli tady Antndant
- f M
f .;M
Dance
Roseburg drum corpa members
are greatly elated over the fact
that the local organization placed
third In the contest' at Medfurd
last night as a feature of the stale
convention new in , progress there.
lvKlrt prlno was -taken by I'oit-
mini. Willi a score of 94. Salem
was second with 91 and Itoaeburg
third with 1 81. Murshfleld took
fourth place with SO,
The Roseburg drum corps drew
9th position in the contest, and
had the smallest number of rnnsl
eluns of any of the corps upon the
field. There were - 10 units com
peting In the conies!, which was
staged in Hie glare of huge flood
lights, which Illuminated the lurgu
Hem in n meat brilliant manner.
fioth.the' Portland and Salem
units wero twice- us large as the
Jtoseburg cords, and have been or
ganized much longer. The local
musicians have devoted only the
post two months to Intensive drill,
yet despite lhat fact they ranked
among the best, surpassing other
organizations that are much larger
and have-hud u great deal more
experience. - .- ' '
' The Competition was witnessed
by a rocord breaking crowd, , the
attendance being so large lhat It
required two hours to clear the
field ; following the fireworks
which came after the drum corps
mm "cpmpeieo.
Itoseburg auxiliary. ai30 made
great showing In the quartette
contest, rne prize was won- by
saiein auxiliary with the ; nose-
nurg singers placing a close sec.
oml. rortlnud won the glen club
cue lest, .
FOURTH SPEED .
TITLE GOES TO '
. FINNISH ENTRY
i (Continued frpm page 1.)
tnnce. Miss Stewart of Britain was
seconu, witn only the first two
finishers to qualify for the aeml
finals. Miss Nprellus' record-
smashing time was S minutes
46 -5 seconds. When she won at
runs her llmo wus 6 minutes,
i z-iu seconds.'
Discus Throw Prelims
' With. the dlBCUS throw, the nev
enth event', complete, Jim Stewart
of the United Htntes moved Into
seconu place toda wltn n, total
or e.sii.yi.
The American was less 'than
points behind Paavo . Vrjola, , the
Finnish ace, who moved up to the
front by oiiitosslng. the field . In
me uiscus inrow. no Had a tritul
"Ken Dohortv. the llnltci mim
neiu first place totaliiwr 5,622.05
pdlnts, and Tom Churchill movod
up to seventh Willi a total ,of 5,.
-lt.fi, IfUIUlH,
t Relay Heat Results
Whining tie third nllmlnnlliin
heat In the' 400 meters' relay In
the romnrkahly fast time of1 41 i-B
seconds, only 1-6 second slower
than' ,the world's record, the
miioiican team, composed of
rnuiR wynott, Jimmy .Qulnn,
Chnrley Doraji and Henry Russell;
completely 'outclassed tliolr field
noro touay. ltussell finished 16
yards ahead of the Hungarian
HllUllllllllun. With KWitvm- n,l
japan nun Turkey atruiiK out . In
iiiul omer. ,
Penn p.-.ramen Lose .
"IjUII'JIN. I n lllllfl ' Ann- A
iiih i nnn A. V. nil r mireil uliull
With coxswain w'u8 eliminated by
I'l'iince HIh niornlng in the Olvm
piq rowing. , Tho American m-
Augustus ft' (loots. JOSOIlh llnni.lt.
eriy ami Thomas Mnek, Jr , cox-
, ns one length behind at
the finish. Tho race
eguiiisi a driving head wind. , The
...iniero umo was eight mlmtros,
J I nvi-unus.
' Discord Develops
AMHTEIiriAM Ai,.. A it...t
Sam's 'relntivnlv unn 0i....i-- ,u
he Olympic truck competition Is
bearing fruit in the shape of (Un
cord in ti, ranks of American of-
HUB.
imrrmg only (:1y Iiunrbutl's
victory u, th0 400
meter final ydstonlny, American
uinnors have found themaolvoH
.uu.inii.il ,y ouispoeded hv for
eign rivals, particularly the Finni
,,-,n,n,Miiniives or Ilrltnlife
fur flung empire.
Kxplnnntlons ror (he hiinillln't
ng defentv of Undo Sam's favor
tes have heon ns contradictory its
SI 0 boon numerous.
Tile ntinofltlhere nmnn nrpfAii-
and roaclies for the Inst few days
has been one of general unrest.
. uuni-uea nave iiiangrecd over
tactics and training and have ar
gued the generally admitted fact
that tho American athlotea have
eaten themselves out of Olvmplc
nonnrs." More attention to the
meiiB diet has been paid In the
nst few days hut that has not
helped In forgetllng tio aeries of
reverses the stars anil stripes has
suffered on the field.
Rears Outrow Danes.
IT.fi T,;;N' J1""1"""- '-The
I' llveislly f rnlf,. R,,, mr.
.Ml i-rw cnino through Ha aerond
IHnl heat in the Dlymuic rowing
regiilts here In which It Is repre
senting tht. United states, hv de
feating the crew from Denmnik to-
Hie Ooldcn Hears came from be
h'ml 10 win, as ,t hey were trailing
nn.-s hy a .small margin :i.t
Hie Bim iiH-6or nimitf . i ) , 1
. At the ten meter post' the' rail
loriilnns were two lengths behln l
Tl ,C(ilir.nln,H '.,, , (,v itlu-ee
leiullk fliiWiiuiihiilrr ,'lrvmen-
1 netr iHiurse wn
the exposed
and wind, aid nr iin ,.ni
'the, yiMilry was flie orew's aec
oo in .tho reg-nita 'w .ii. fhursdav
It . drft-utnfl Iti'lelum ' hV c-lnhi
.'.lengths, , California has jl lo loae.
!he!
i ,-' t Anothsr Finn Laurel.
OHVMPIC BTAUIUM, ' Amster
dam, Aug. .--l'aavo Yrjola of Fin
land won l ho Olympic decathlo.i
championship, bntaking theworlda
record with a total of 80S3.UI
, Ken Doherty, who stooj) in flfiiil
place most w lie uay,' leu in
Americans in this classic, us a re
sult of bis performance in the jave
llue throw and the fact tltat'he ran'
the 1500 meter race In 4 minutes,'
54 aeeonda. - , ' l
Tom Churcdill'a performance In
Die 1S0P meters was 4:f& while
flarney 41erHnger 'look 9:68 3-0
and Jim Blewari 5:17.' ".
While officials wore 'wrestllhg
with the final figures 'the flTsi
check . showed Narvlnen, of ' Kin
land second, : JJoherty third am)
Stewart , fuurthj the latter appan
ently . having lost , ubstunt!ul
ground in the last- twq, events. -iu
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, We sell an average of aboubi40
used. autpmobiles-.per . tnonth and
carry., a large assortment of O. K.
used cars, at - all times.-. JlafMten
Chevrolet Co,- .-. -; (. -
MURDER FULLY - f
CONFESSED BY '.
ARRESTED BOY
- (Continued from page I,V
was only paying me. '76 cents a
day. So while we were out In the
yard I threw two rocks at him and
cursed him. He grew angry and
told me ho would tell my step
falhor what I- had done, Once be
fore I got Jnto trouble, by stealing
a bicycle. In Salem, and they said
I would so back to the reform
school the first time I did any
thing I shouldn't do.
. .. Murder Described , , ...
' "At lunch I got to thinking
about that. If ho told my' step
father I knew I would have to .go
back to the reform school. !1 ate
lunch. Then I got up and went to
the rear of the. room, where ' I
picked up the-.22 rifle. Mr. Dewey
was still sitting at the table look
ing the olhor way and I raised
the rule and shot him." lie didn't
sny anything or make any nolae,
I placed the gun down against
the door asnln and went to tho
table where lie waB. Ho was
slumped over."" I hnd to push hlhi
to one Hide to I could reach Into
ills pocket.. I got 12 from - his
pocket. That was all. I didn't take
any money from the suitcase or
from anywhere else. I was in the
House about five minutes. Then 1
went out and got Into the car and
drove off. '.'1 ;, -
" -' No Regret Shown ' '
Here theJioy paused. He had re
lated the gflm facts without flinch
ing, -without even a show of emp:
lion. There had' riot been cveif a
break In his volco. The details of
me staying wero told' with the
same even tones with which ijo
had described his fear of the Re
form school,- nnd his quarrel Willi
his bonefactbr.- ' v
' From then on' It was necessary
to obtain the rest of his jitnry
lending' lilirt "oh Willi .queslloiis. .Hi
answered them readily.
No,' ho had not thought of the
consequences not then. He ' linlt
In mind' only the problem of pre-
....... .,n w.-,vi-.v i.u.ii lulling ins,
Btepfathcr what a bad boy lie had
been: The 'Juvenile authorities hu.l
told him, as well ' us his sten
futher, that tho first time be dil
anythln'? wrong lie would go back
to tho reform sohobl. His ' rirst
thought of shooifng MK Dewey
had come to him while he was eat
ing his luncheon, aoross the table
from the man whom,: a few 1 min
utes later he Blew. - '
. "I m Very Sorry" '
Yes, he thought ho could com
mit the' crime nnd escape ' detec
tion., -j .
;"Hut why did you leave tho rifle-,
standing there? And didn't you
inula, uiey wouni Buspicion yon
when they found Mr. newevM en..
jone?" he was nBked. '
No, , didn't think of 11.ni : m
he time,", ho replied. "I didn't
think lliey would know who did it
But when I got to Snlem I n.
scared. I knew then that I hnd
nindo a mistake."
"How did yon -feel, when .!
walked over to Mr. Dewey, after
you had shot him, to take 11.0
money out of his pocket?" he was
aBked. "Weren't ,. you frightened
then?",
"No."
"i.o." , . ,
"Are you sorry you killed him?"
Hex's eves fell. "Vnn 1 .,. i.
said. "I nm very sorrv." V .
Do you realize II... o,,,inn..
of, this confession-you have just
made?" ho then was asked. - ' '1 ,
"Yes." . . I
Pllaht Detallerf I
After ho left lnrlln..,l hn .1
the car to Salem, where he visited
the Sanitary Dairy, where he for
merly worked.- Later; be pen Ho
me store of aeorgo'f.. Arbuck'le.
shoe dealer, .who nneo i,.h ...
friended him. He jow'ed Arbuckle
o.60 for a pair of shoes he had
chanted. This he paid from the
u he had taken from the dead
man's pocket. ,
The. shoes he was then oh..-
were nearly gone, he said, 1 and
with J1.39 he bought a pair df can
vas shoes. He then nfrro.i . ....
Mr. Arbuckle the onr be had taken
from Ills eninl.ivnr' o.....
-. Mr. Alhiieiiln nB...... . .....
he onr but axke.i 11... ......
back nfler he. Mr. ArlmVuin h.i
eomiuuiilrnted will, Dewev ' n.ln.
ue xo the ownership certificate
He was afraid to drive n.
any farther, he said, for fear he
would be picked 1.1. . .
. Falling to get tho S5S fmm
buckle, he left the rr .n,i
out of town, whore ho caught a
stage for Kinene. ,.
ini lliursdav he rn,,i,i .
to Mnrahfield on a trurk
"rldo
He
'"i'i't in lteeu.11.nrl nil
n Wit,
getting a room nl a hniel
Pont be afraid in iimn .. ....j
"'V . and ask
'if, " "emonsiration.
'"nm a. m, to 8 p. m. also Sun
day forellminn. tnr '.... ':
a' race 'On-either sldo1 of
iautlcv ' ' ' '
J0."??'. .'.!" ,CJiw!Bt Co, , ',-
FLYERS LOST
OR HAVE GONE
! . , . jBACK THEORY
i (Continued from page 1.)
recttoi'i. I i ii ! 1
. Comiiarlson of tfie reports from
the two sbipa that saw the plane
allowed the fliera had traveled
abctii 250 mites between the two
in northeasterly ilirei'tv.i, .head
ed istraighi for Uri'at) HrUuli:.;.j
;-, I .Stranne Planet Sighted r'; , 4 i
LONDON, Aug. 4. The iHiaai
bllity that Hie .liollsh trans-Atlun-
tic plane Marshall Pllsukskl,
whleh started i for the " Uiilted
Slates early yesterday, has swung
urouud'aW la. .reluming to Kurope
was suggested todajby- .a mes
sage received1 from the British
sleumer Amakura.
i The ValentlH'wirelesa station re
ported receiving the . following
from-.the Amakura:,' v ' v
"6:00 a. m. Greenwich Meridian
time (J 2 p. .111. Friday , eastern
Slaflcnii-d itlnje) 4(f.20ortli 20.40
veat,' afrplune uiproached ' from
ilie westward, "encircled tlie ship
t a distance of half a mile, height
600 feet, and disappeared north
want Hying: very fast. No signal.'
At 2:40 a. ni. Greenwich time a
biplane Was' reported 'ITy the Nor
wegian tank steamer Aztec at
44.22 norlh aiuli 24.08 west. Thu3
lightly., more thnn- two ; hours- at-'
ter being sighted by Iho Aztec, the,
plane appeared to have been sight
ed .liy the Afiinkura', having 'pro-'
greased in a' northeasterly direc
tion., ,. I , 1 ; - , , .,
80 far as known; there" ' are- no
airplanes in the reslon mentioned
by the two ships, except the Mar
shal PUsudski. :
In the original message sent by
the master of ' the Aztec the
phrase "in the direction of 75 de
greea" wen i.e,l rm.io nn..i.i kn
Interpreted as Indicating that the
Plane was flying north, by east.
me 1-011311 -plane carried no
wireless and messages from ships
uueieu me oniy meinou of guag,
Ing-'hcr Course and position.
11 tne messages received from
tlie'veaaels should turn out to hnve
been garbled and the Polish plane
Is continuing her1 1 voyuge to tlie
United Stutes. lho nincliine should
strike the North Ainerlcnn count
soino time about -tluak.
Thought Returning 'i
kw YORK, Aug. 4. Tho navy
.tju.ugiapiiiu oince today Inter
preted reports of ships at sea
wiucn signted the Polish trans-
nuaniic airplane as definitely in
uicating that the Polish . filers
were neadod back toward Europe
a message received from the
steamer Aztec said that tlie direc
tion of the plane was 76 degrees.
Officials of the hvdroeranhie nt.
flee said that this meant that, the
inane was traveling In a north
east direction which would take It
lowuru. tne uritlsh coast. This In
terpretation Beemed to be borne
0111 in iuii Dy the fact that- th
eiiiiinr-' AiniiKura reported more
man two hours nfler the Aztec
uiai: tne piano was about two him-
m-eu ,1111103 nortneast bf die' posi
tion glvon by the Aztec. The 'post
.viiKie-ine i-onsn plane was
last seen- is approximately S00
mllos off tile French coast.
" U. S. Poles Have Faith ' - ;
new York. Aug. 4. nefusin
to consider, the evidence indicated
thrtt the Polls trans-Atlantic fliers
had turned back toward Europe
from midocean, a group of Polish
residents left the consulate this
afternoon Tor , Mitchell field, the
official destination of the flight.
They traveled in several auto
mobiles led by a police motorcycle
OBcort. They wero so excited .by
reports thnt the uvlators had ap
parently abandoned the flight thnt
they could .scarcely speuk, but
they insisted that they would ho
on hand ub a, welcome committee
should the reports prove to have
been wrong. 1 '
Tho fuel thnt Hid airmen had
not been reported, arriving in Eu
rope 13 hours after . they were
last seen only 800 miles from
shore was Interpreted by their
countrymen hero not ns any Indl
cathin of possible disaster but
purely as reason for hone Hm't n,u
wlrle88 reports hid been garbled
and that the . filers were still
hurrying westward through the
sky. ' ' ' ' -
Dodge coupe, 1!2Zmodel: a enod
anu gnim looMiig car with leather
upholstering nnd fully equipped f
Easy terms or trade conSoil-l
fur sale by Hansen Chevrolet Co.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPT0METRI8T ., ,..'
Specialist In the fitting of '
Olaiaes
" 116 Jackson SL'
"'- OH! BOY
' another
GOOD DANCE
- ''- at ' -
I. O. O. F. Hall, Oakland
,-) Aug.. 4 ;
' ' " Musle by
Five Harmonizers
Come On, Let's Go.
DANCE
AT.
Camas Valley
t , t... ,. , s '
Saturday Nite, Aug. 4 i
C '' - tfuaie by -' ' I
' i ftdsebuig( Byncopators
FOUR KILLED WHEN
AUTO STRIKE TRAIN
Lt vV j, ., ;
(Aum-Iatfil I'rt-si Lestcd Wir-) .
" cou)kaix Springs,
Colo., -Aug. Uayton,
Ohio, rets! dents. inrkidin :
Karl 11. Turner. uutlcrBiood
to lie a proniTiien; ijanker
banker thi-re,. wtre, klllf-d to
day when thHr ; autoniohile
crashed Inio south bound
Donver & Rio. Grande West-
rt. iraiitf fiva miU-t souiU
of hew.
2,000 CHINESE DROWN.
' (Aisorlatrd TreM Loosed Wlr.-)
SHANGHAI, Aug. 4. Chinese
reports from Tslnan slate that
about two thousand persons in the
towns of- Anklu and Lincliu in
central Shantung , . have been
drown in 'the flood caused by the
overflowing of Tawen river, a tri
butary of the Yellow river.
, The area haB been experiencing
an unusually heavy rainfall. -
I NEW TODAY
FOR nENT-r-Modorn house
with garage. Phone 56K-R.'
with
WOMAN 30, wants work or an;
kind. Phone 14S-L. :
WE BUY VEALS and come und
get them. Walter M. Clark, city.
-MELONR-1
ons und
Ripe Millard
wutermel-
muskmelons.
D. Coon
stand, Dillard.
FOR. RENT 5-room , furnished
house, and garage. 720 .Winches
ter St. "
FOR SALE Pigs, six weeks old.
" F.'R. Cacheliu, Dixonvllle.. Phone
18F4.
WANTED 2, good pear pickers to
begin about the Bih. J. R. Wll
sou, Roseburg.- Phone 21F31..
FOR KENT Furnished apart-
, ments, .heated,, modern, close in.
Jlnqulre '124 Douglas St.
FOR SA'LE four purebred ,Rum-
boulllet bucks, 1 und 2 yours old.
L. G. Matthews. Dixonvllle, Ore:
FOR SALE 3 amall mules, 2 und
. 3 years old; one buy horse, 3
years old, weight 1200 lbs. Phono
13F41. .'. ..
ffirt RENT li-room house with
garage; good place to keep cow
. and chickens. See H. C. Dawson,
626 2nd Ave. S. '
FOR SALE Ten Pekln ducks four
months did -and one thorough
bred O. ;A." C. Burred Rock roost-
w.Ward'B Chfe; ' '
ANYTHING from" a town lottoa
sheep ranch. Priced right for
quick action. Rogers Real Estate
Co,, -668 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALF-28 young owes: one
2-year-old colt; 3 young register
ed ' JerBey bulls. Fred A. Go(f,
Roseburg. Phone 6F2.. '
WANTED Men to pick pears
Monday morning. Aug. 6. Must
be' n'ble to handle ladders and go
on top. S. A. Ilosor. Phone 2F23.
HAMSHIRE'raiiis for sale. One
a yeaiB old and one yearling rcg
. lateral, and In good condition.
Call Or address G. B. Alklus,
Riddle, Ore.
FOR SALEThe only hotel in a
gooa town, located on Pacific
highway, reasonable- rent for the
bldg. For particulars see Bruce
Company of Myrtle Creek. Ore.'
FOR SALE New S-room modern
house, : 4 Ipts, chicken house,
basement, frultj'garage. 2 blocks
Riverside store, 1 block to high
way. TerniB. 230 South Rose St.
xuueiij MAIN -ariving to Los An-
goles Wednesday or - Thursday
Wlll;il.lrO- flAnJ0n nl v.Ui -
.. ... -....v bu...iini imaouiiKd
fOr rnn.lmnv ' A rlfli-aoo T no .Ah-
goles, cure News-Review.
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COLLEGE LOAFER
MID TO BY
t'NIVERSIY OF OREGON, Eu
gene, Aug.- 4. (Special). The
bright young fellow , who "loafs"
his way through high school with
out much ' studying, who (ben
comes on to the University of Ore
gon, receives a rating higher than
average In the menial tests, and
I hen thinks Ji'e can loaf and have
a good time here la doomed to dis
appointment and in many cases un
euiiy trlp home. This Is revealed
In the study of the mental teats
given to entering students bore un
der the direction of Dr. Howard R.
Taylor, professor of ' psychology.
On the other hand, the plodding
type of student who found. It nec
essary to study In order' to keep
up with his high school classes,
who comes on to college and re
ceives only an average or even a
below average rating In 'the mental
test, still has an excellent chance
of passing his courseshere credit
ably, and at least has little 'diffi
culty In remnlning in the univer
sity. ...
The explanation for this Is
simple, ' says Dr. Taylor. Tho
"bright" student ncvor formed any
study habits In high school, and Is
able to adjust himself to tlie de
mands made for passing 'scholar
ship in tho .university. The slower
student has, his Btudy ' and 'qrk
iiauiis fioi-meu, aim u is oniy nec
essary for him to apply himself
more vigorously to succeed. These
facts have been .deflnitelv m-nvetl
by statistics .compiled as a result
of the teats' made and high scluiol
and college records studied.
Freshmen are given mental tests
upon entering the university and
are then rated In six different
classes. This rating It not used as
a basis of awarding grades, 'nor is
It allowed to influence Instructors
iln any way. Classifications are as
I0il0yp,. t. nignest live per cent;
ML next 20 per cent; III, next 26
per cent; IV, next 25 per cent,
(first group below average) : V,
noxt zu per cent, anu VI, , lowest
five per cent. , .
Students In the first two groups
usually have little trouble in mak
ing good scholastic records, and It
has been proved that those "stu
dents are on tho whole superior In
their work, both In high school nnd
In the, university. Members of the
last two' groupB, or loweBt, who
usually have low high school av
erages, also usually receive low
marks In tho university, although
not necessarily failing marks.
It was in the study of groups
III nnd IV thnt Dr. Tavlor made
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his-observation on "bright" and
slower students. Here it bus aclu-:
ally , boen proved that of two stu
denls'with approximately the sre
high 'school records, -the oiie ifiq
places in group III.:' actuully ' has :
more chance bf ('flunking ont".,l.,'.e'
university than the one in group,
IV, due to reasons given above.
. Mentu). tests will bei given to alt
entering students again, this': full
as usual. The results of these are
not made public, although the stu-
dent may see his results at any.
time. These' tests often prove" use
fi:l to, -the student, since they may
help him determine his courses of ,
study. They are also used by the
university -Administration -when
students get into scholastic diffi
culties. If a student is found to be
lulling, yet haB a high rating in
the tests; It -is often reund tliut his
trouble Is not due to mi lnnbility
to master the ' subjects, but. to
some other cause which may be
remedied. Also, If tho student is
receiving poor, grades, and he also .
had a low ruling in tho tests, -'
special help may be given him so
that satisfactory progress can be
made. ..' .' .
Mental tests are regarded at the
university as very useful in many
ways, but their use is" kept' -withln
tho bounds of reason and' every
student Is given every' opportunity
regardless of the results of the
tests. " -
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Chevrolet coach only 10 months
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IN BANKRUPTCY
In the District Court of tho "United ,
Stales ror the District of Oregon. :
In .the matter of Zlgl'er-Craven
Hardware Company, a corpora
tion, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Zigler-Craven
Hardware-Company, of Roseburg
in the County of Douglas, and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 3rd day of August, 1928, the
said ZIgler-Craven Hardware Com
pany was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and that the first meeting of
Its creditors will be held at the
office of the undersigned referee
In bankruptcy in Roseburg, Ore.,
on the 17th day of August, 1928,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors mav
attend, prove their clalniB, ap
point a trustee, examine the bank
rupt nnd 'transact' such business
its' may properly .come. before said
meeting. . -' 1 : , ,
Dated August 4lh, 1928. ' . . :
C. L. HAMILTON.
' Referee In Bankruptcy.
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