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. . .ROSEBURG . NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,, OREGON -TUESDAY,- AUGUST 7, 1928.
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ROSEPURG, OREGON,
1'ltESIDENTAL
-Among the problems that the next' session of 'Congress
: wilQacklo will be, probably, the knotty question of the powt
ers fyhich devolve on the president as a result of his consti
tutional position as commander in chief of our ttrmed. forces.
This .question was raised .in- the last session connection
wilhrtho dispatch of marines to' Nicaragua, but' was not
fully.cliscussed. Doubtless' the' senate will consider it again,
however. The constitution fives congress sole power to de
clare war, but it gives the president powers ovor the army1
and navy -which enable him to put the country in a' state of
wac without any declaration by congress, Buchanan has
been'.the only president since Jefferson who. did :iiotr feel
that the president could land aiimed' forces on foreign soil
witttout congressional consent. All the others have assumed
that ho could. It hus been pointed out that-a president
could, force tho country into war without consulting con
gress at all ; and tho whole constitutional question doubtless
wili.be discussed in the senate. 'It may be guessed that the
situation will remain unchanged. Our tendency of late has
beeiilo lodge more nnd more power in the hands of the presi
dent? and it is doubtful if this tendency' will change now.
- S I o - - !.. V.tl f
J'JJt is said by sports writers that the ' Tunney-IIeeney
figh marked the end of the million dollar gates, Never
agaip, they say, will a pugilist get a million for an evening's
worlc. The boom has collapsed, That is, after all, a good
.thing. The tremendous pursos! drawn down by tyoxsrs re
presentee! a sense of values that was out of all bronbrt'ion.
But tho situation was nevei
" " "" "" iioiuijr iibiil lur u iigiuer io earn more
than the president of the United States, peVhaps. But, after
all.thero are sleek-haired, movie actors and. softly-curved
movie actresses -who make' even more money j 'and in" the
long-run, it is, prqbably true that they contribute no more
to Uio advancement of the nation than the prize fighters.
; "The ejcploitipf Iady Heath, British aifwoman, who pi
lotefl a commercial plane carrying 25 passengers across the
English channel on one of its regular trips, suggests the
possibility that aviation, 'w(u boepme a new field in which
wonien can exorcise '.their tulenls.'H There' is no reason why
wornoii should not be as good' pilots as meii. The job calls
for an excellent physique and good powers of endurance, but
does, not require great physical strongtli, No one has evor
demonstrated that the qualities most needed by a compe
tent aviator are not possessed by women as well as by men.
It is entirely possible that the futurq will see manywonn
piloting cammercial planes about the country indeed,
"probable" is no doubt a bettor word that "possible." Wo
mail has invaded every other field; why not this one? '
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" The department of agriculture hasust''presented a fact,
or an alleged fact, that is highly disturbing. It reports that
the ancient and odorous dish, sauerkraut, is not really of
German origin at all. It was invented, says the department,
,somewhero in Asia; probably in China.. This is a paralyz
ing sort of thing to say. Sauerkraut a Chinese dish? You
can no more associato it in your mind with the land of man
darins than you cim think of whipped cream as a staple
article of diet for the ancient Vikings. Something is wrong,
The department, rest assured, must have been Jiiisin formed.
.'.,;';.'.'.' ; o : , "', ...
Mayor Jim'mio Wnlkor, or New York, recent visitor to
tho Pacific coast slates, has arrived at his post of duty in
the big aty. After his survey of things political in tho ex
treme west he furnishes tho information that Al Smith is
going to carry Oregon, Washington and California. This
is quite important, if true.
'"Hoover gives up plan for outing," rends a hendlino in
the day's news. This is n wise idea judging from the ex
periences of tho distinguished gentleman on a recent visit
to the waters of Kogurj river. Wu don't think outdoor life
lias a wholesome effect on Herbert's temper.
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Tho National Founders' association, an organization of
largo manufacturers, protest tho labor planks in both the
jcpui)iicnn ana democratic platforms. Why doesn't
liiisine.ss slart a third party?
Portland is putting over "Huyers' Week" with ft lot of
enthusiasm and visitors to the mutropolis speak in high
terms of tho fine entertainment nnd hospitality accorded
out of town visitors. '
COMING EVENTS IN ROSEBURG
Cut out this list of dnlei of outstanding events fo
tire year and keep it in your pocket for handy reference.
Watch for changes and additional announcements as they
may be arranged. -
Christinn and Missionary Alliance Confcr-
: Au. 12-15
Douglas Counly Merclunts- insluutc August 30-3 I
Southern Oregon Seal Snle k
Conference..... September (no date cl)
Knighle of Pythia Conventinn, Dist. No. 5. ...... .Sept. 22
Regional P. T. A. Convention Oct, I 7-18-19
. Fall Meeting Presbytery of Southern Orcgoii ..Oct. 23-24
National Election , November 6
Stale Horticultural Meeting , Pec. 12-1314
-beer ewry-t re&auxer
May 17, iyC, at Ui post ofuce at
Act of Marco I, ja7U. ; 1 .
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TUESOAV, AOCUbT J, 1084.
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WAK POWER
ill
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quite as bad as some people-
Rig
piacirrs
i 3 13tVT G,"SmzS-o
;(rJE VENlNa 01X5
'The housewives - j ' . '
j Of the village , ' ,k , 1 '
Are cmnin' ' -',''
1 This week and , , .
fTheir husbands ' , 1 ,
. lAre suppin' at, .
. The beancries '
All of which '-. . p : )
i Denotes a tough' 1 . '
t Winter and . . i I
.pts of Jelly. : ' 1 .
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Wo notice that most of the col
lego' gals ham pn vacation have
brains r enough , to let their Maws
do the dishes.i ' , . : . t
AS i
The don'd.iys are upon us and
,lts only a case of whether you like
yours, with mustard. ,
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'After a week In Medford en
joyin their drinkin. water which
tasted especially gCod in the .1.
n.'a, we wonder ; why Poseyvllle
cin't tap some supply of aqua pura
baok in the hills and get away
from plckin' the moss out of our
teeth.'' ' t - : .' :
The usual quota of short-haired
wimmen and long haired men who
went to the legion convention to
hold up their paws In horror are
back In our. midst dispensin' slime,
which seems to drjp from -their
over-worked mouths.
Irk Willctt, ice crrim dispen
ser, JuBt dropped Into the sanctum
and had on his mittens and snow.
qhoos. He made us so chilly that
when he went out we ordered hot
t;i ma I ep and a bowl of chill. i
i j i 5
f Mister Lather Bnrn'es'4boy was
here over the week-end, he bein'
much better tookin' than the .or
man.
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The insinld watermelon season
Is over but the'mpre skeptical ones
are- still askfn' theirs to be plug-
Ye ed. had a chance to get his
picture In the pipers this week
if we hadn't flunked out on a cigar
ette blindfold test. ( . , ,
The cervlcs station 'crnnkers are
makin' .merry this week,! shovlrt'
much more alertness In wipin' off
windshields.' .';;?
It'n ahnnt 4lmn fr anm fj.ll'p
(o brlno In a flock or musk melons
to tho sanctum. .Usual space will
b given tlis donor. ' s
LAFE PERKINS SEZ-4-
''Soxless gals still trot the main
drag ojrlvln'.- dulj, oapi..away., , ,
Twenty-FiVe Years Ago
From the Rosoburq Plaindealer
Mii II, J!)03 ' j
W. A.' Hun', of tho Pomiliir .Mil
rile Klnrfl, nh'orls llio sale nt two
film Victor I'lHiins to W. J. , Arnilt
iiko nml A. II. HuiiKiikiM', of Myiili,
Ociivk. Miss Eilnu 1'iiislBy, of .this
city, nlsn iunha.HMl li fino plnno
of fr. Iliirv this wunli. .
A nmrrliiKO lleoiiso, wail IbsuwI
'I'uosiliiy to O. II. l'lckmis mid
Mlimlo lloward, of Mlllui'd. '
R II. Mill, who lm rlinrgo of J
tho North Umiiqun fish hnti lu'ry,
wiih In this city nn IhibIiii'ss, Tuns-1
Ony. Mr. Mill Informs im tlmt Hit,
liHiiilInn of llio liiili'hiMy u to bu :
t;lmiKid uuon tn a Ixilnt hovim'iiI
nilliiH iilmvo tho mouth . or Stuuni
hoat crock.
' Mrs. li. Month, of UtiKtmo, Is
vIsllliiK with nor imrimtH, Mr. and
Mrs. ljiltimt of Unnlon Valloy. '
Attorney Albert Abraham went
tn (llemhiln Krhlity for the ptininsn
of ilniulni; up a leann iierinltllni!
tho newly oiKunli'.i'd Imii'lmll chili
tn iihii the level pulch of Kioiind
lyliiR In the west edue or town lor
ball Ki'ounils. , . , '
The diilry busliiesu Is getting
Koine foothnlil in the country sur
rounding Drain. Douglas County
Creamery has Installed a No. -1
Sharpies uopainlnr al tho Hum or
o.icnr Applcuatn, a n d onn at
Charles Ileiiderer's place. '
ftoaeburg Baseball
On Satunliiy, the .lacksnn Sprats
ot Hnseliurg, plnyeil tho lOdenbow
i r teillll on tho hall ninillldn In
South ltnm'hiirg, and ihe Kdenbow
nr hoys had a regular walkover
and from all appearances the Jack
son Sprats will do well tn practice
mauling logs. At llio end of tho
ganip thn scorn stood: Bdenbowor,,
22; Uofloburg, 2.
Circus Coming
! Nerrls . Itnwe'a Itig Animal
Shows will i ' li I hit In Itoselmrg to
nioriow May 12. Street parade nt
1 1):, It), pin fot uiances nt 2 and S.
I'rtciw; adults, unc. children, '.'uc.
I President Konuevolt Hpnnt t'un
duy at Miiiiterey. Calif. Tmlny he
wai at Pajam nnd Santa Ctui. As
we o t press n dispatch navs
that he li noji at San .lose. The
week will tie spent at various (all
fornla points, after which the
president will come to Oregon.
PORTLANDERS IN
ACCIDENT, TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL!
Mr. ii till Mrs. A, l'Ewtll, Purl-1
lii.nl folk, wir tnki'n t th lio-i
pllal, the former sitfteiluv ftom
bruises and his wife from brui ies.
j s ot'.taiuTu viva, I'i (Men
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
POEM FOR THE DAY
' Dy J.OUI3 'ALBKR-T "BANKS ' .
THE MORNING OF FLIGHT ,
My dreamed of day at last is here;
The hour when I. shall fly draws near.
I wonder how its going, to seem?
For still it's like a phantom dream. .
I well recall when Oryille . Wright '
First made his great successful flight; ' 1
When in the land of sunny France
He op'ed the door of great romance.
E'er since that time I've' longed to fly.
To rjde the billows of 'the sky;
And now has come the fateful time
When with my dreams, 1 upward climb.
My soul exults to mount the air
I do it with a grateful prayer;
A prayer that's much, like grace at meah
it's more of .thanks than of appeals.
,'. ' i ! ,; ; .r
1 m grateful for this flying age , '
In spite of every blotted page; - ;
it grows in beauty every year, .
Increases comfort, adds to cheer.
The men with keen inventive brains ,
Are more and more to' hold the rains.
Thank God for. conquest of the air .
And for my chance in it to share.
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God give me grace this day to fly . .
In sweet communion with the sky;
t To have that rare adventurous mind
(That shall its highest beauties find; v. i
To have a rapture of the heart '.
That nerves rije well to play my part
That 1 may greet each' glorious thrill
As sweet assurance of His will.
Getting
The man who is on the way
and the man getting thore
cannot take the handicap
of a poor tailored suit. He
wears the clothes that will
keep him looking his best at
nil times. Harth's Toggery
clothes guarantee this . best
dressed appearance,
QUALITY
CLOTHING .
daughter and her ttuslmml, Mr. and
Mm. Korue. also of .Portland, were
uninjured In an auto accident oc
curring yesterday u short dlatnnee
south of Ounydnvlllo. O.-owded
from the highway by a piuislng
lout 1st, tho rnrilanil tieoplo'a ma-
chlno wont over an cmhinkment,
striking a large stump mid uim-,"
lug completely over. The machine.;
wiM pract really dinrdlslnd. Mrs. j
Lwo I s condllloi, is report,., in.--
proving and she will be nbt to
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" ot it' n i.j i.i
jurcd.
ltoriwell
Springs mtiiornl
for rheumntics.
LIFE INSURANCE
MEN GET WEEK TO
PUT UP $3,500,000
(Ai-WK'talnl Pits t.nwit WlTf)
ST. IJIIIIS, Aug. fi.-Uuy C.
Tooniha and other ofliiers of (he
International Life lliMirnnco com
pany, have been given m week in
which to iiiodiico f:i,5iir,iHi0 tn an
curitles or face a recommendation
of criminal action by eight Insur
ance commissioners from different
siules, who are InveailK.tting the
company.
Toiunlis In Chicago denied last
night that thero was any shnrlngc
or discrepancy In the ntliiirs of
hi- company Fuylng the Inlerni,-
lineal Lite Is in "veiy splendid con
lit Ion."
The report ,n" tho commissioner:;
made by Charles U. Delrlck. CnU i-.
fnrnia eomuils.-dnncr. said theyi
were unalile to find the scnrnlc.
and tl;?t Toi'lnbs hail refused iliem
access tn his books wliejt they call
ed upon him In Chicago.
Toonilis replied to this with a
declaration that neither he.,or any
ouirer ot ine rompanv, lias re
reived a report Ironi either insur
pxnmlners or the comnils i
i'.ers
)
j
We sell an nvciaxn (if.ahoul to! 6:15 p. pi., studio concert: :15
nsed automobiles per month and X 7. travelugiie; 7-9. concert or-
carry a laige asanitiuent of O. K. i.
used cars al all times. Hansen '
i.uv,iuii:i t-u.
WIFE OF "FATTY"
-ABBliCKLE - FllS " -SUIT
FDR DIVORCE
Ex - Comedian Excessively
Fond of Wild Parties,
Cruel and Nagging,
She Alleges.
(AiiaoriaK-i) I'ri-M l.caseil Wire)
' 'Lbs : Angeles, Aug.; 6. Doris
Dean, screen actress today filed
isuit fir divorco against Roscoo
lArbuokle, .one. time famous film
comedian In which sho described
in detail an, alleged "wild party
in Hollywood at which Arbuckle
jbuc.iine intoxicated 'and sotilit to
J forcibly' "make love" to womon
jKuests. ' The complaint charged
liliat Arbucklo wub Vvlclous, cruel,
anprose a"d, nagRliift.", f .
Arbucklii, who has not appeared
!(u pictttren since ho. was acquitted
of roaponsibllity tor the death- at
an alleged hotel party In' San , Fran
Iclsco of Virginia Itappe, film act
ress, more thunaeven years ago,
(was. accused by ' tho ' actress of
i continually "cursing ami abusing"
j her. .
Tho suit alleged that In April,
l!t2(i, the Arbucklcs 'went to tho
home of a "prominent resident" of
, 1 1.11 .....i
Hollywood., A. "party" was staged
Uuting which llio former comedian
became "terribly Intoxicated."
'""Screams of the woman to whom
ho attempted to make lovo, Miss
Dean sol forth, brought other
guests to her rescue and Arbuckle
shortly afterwards slurted homo.
On- tiie wnytho actress declares
he reviled ,her and compared her
uiiiavuiiiuiy wun women ot me
Tlte plnlntirr asked $750 month
ly alimony pointing trial ot .the
suit, $5,0110 .attorney's Tees and
$250 court costs.
Tho. couple was married May 26,
11)25,- nt Man Marino noar Los "An-
gelea and . separated last May.
Community Inoporly wus Haled tit
J25.00U which Included Arbuckle's
homo on Canyon Drive, lleverly
I ills.
Arbucklo
who appenred a few
., . , ,,,., ,n.
rei.(or rni,,,,iy opened a night
nlllb , , ,,,.,.,, Vt, ,
(
Ohlsmoblle sedan for about halt i
lrlrn ,.a iir liuu (not K
i hauled and runs and looks like
Inewr car. Easy .terms by Hansen
I j Chevrolet Co.
Portland Stations
KOW. 4S1.e' to H: I5 p. rn., ,din
, tier iirograni; 6:45 to 7 p.' m
talk on "Dentistry." by H. ' F.
Ilenneil; 1 to 8 p. m., Memory
Lane prngruni from the Nile
system: 8 to S:3n p. m "Eiu-
; eady Hour," from the NliC svs
torn: S:3fl to 9 p. m, "Fifteenth
Street .Minute Men"; 9 to 13 p.
in., inaugural ceremony dedicat
ing new broadcasting facilities
of KIKJ, Spokane, by National
llroadeastlng company service.
KOIN. 31967 P. to., illnner con-
cert; 7-7:15. aniuseiueut. guide;
7:tfj. orchestral music; ,SS: 15.
vaudeville' program; 8;16-K:3A.
talk; S.-309'. Halowatt question
oox: a:2ii. silnlio program;
9:2i'-S:40, golf program; :4-
10: 30. ticht reports.
K6X, 277.6 e 6:30 p. m.. utility;
6:;iO-7, organ concert: 7-R, dance
music; s:30, studio feature:
X:3H9. musical frolic; -ti. con
cert music; 1012. dance music.
I OthAr rn, Qlillnn.
iMO, Tacoma, Wash., 254.1 6-
11:30 p. in.. -popu'.iir and classi
cal niusie.
'KHO. Sookane. Wash.. 370.2 R.
rheslm: 912. Inaugural cere-
niony, , - . -
rvruM, Oilvie, rvavn., 0-1
uu
. wen, gopnness ne, ine .wnou3:
en - man exclaimed,. "You Tinlea
bundy can du lots of things and do
then) wuii. Vou've fixed uie up
just great. When I was tn that
bonfire blaze. I thought that it
would end mv davs. but vou have
made me over now-. It's fine, I'm
here to stale.'1 : ; ,- i ' i' , .
"Why shouldn't we . do things
like that?" asked Scouty, as he
tipped his hat. . "I'm .sura you're
very welcome, 'cause we all are
foud of you. A kind act is a real
nice thing to do 'cause happiness
'twill bring. Vou soo wo'vo made
you happy, und it's made us hap
py, loo.' . .
Then Coppy added, 'couiy's
right. . I'm suro that every Tiiiy-
mlto is very glad tliat you'ro nil
llxed. And now lets liavo some
fun," The wooden man' exclaimed.
"Oh, my ! To 1 get some sleep
you'd bolter try. The sun Is gnuo.
the moon Is up and daytlmo r.mv is
lo'ic. ' .
The bunch soon found n ; lassy
rpol, and Coppy said. "II a much
no not to try and sleep. I' . ,sh
llio wind would blow up good and
sliong." "I'll solve that prob
lotii." said toe man. "At lejist I'll
to llio best 1 can." And thru ho
found a monstrous loaf, and fan
ned them nil night long.
no tun had been up nuilo a
while when Clowny woke up with
smile, "uood morning. II sier
Wooden Man. ' How do you f'l'lV
said he. "Willi finest- feeling I
am blosaed," replied tho man.
"Now wuko the lost, and wo will
walk around tho woods to see
what wo can see."' -
rho wMiole bunch woko up with
a start; and then they saw a big
thing dart out qf the woods jiuil
shortly grab tho poor old woodqn
man. Tho bunch were scared, and
p. in., feature program; 7-8, mu
1 sic; S-9, popular music; 9-18, stu
dio program.
KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 309.16-7
: p. m Totom concert orchestra
',and male quartot; 7-8:30, NBC
, concert; 8:39.9, tetnor solos; 9-
'' 12.. KHO lllllltirltrill fHrcmnnv
KGO, Oakland, Cal 334.4 6-6:30
p. m., news, weather, stock and
market reports; 6:3Q-7. popular
entertainment; , 7-8, i NBC con
cert; 8-9, NCq program; 9-10,
KHO lliaumirnl eeremnnv .
KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., . 408.5 6-7
p.; in., tiinner concert; t-:30. de
tectlvo slorles; 7:30-8, children's
urogram; 8-9, N. B.. C. program;
9-12. KHO Innnmva! pernnmnv
KPO, San Francis;o, Cal., 422.3
iw p. ni., dinner music; 7-8, KHQ
tmtumil'ill eeremnnv - ..
KFRC, San Franejsco, Cal., 454.3
o i p. m., leaiure and utility; 7-
'iduoi, 8-9, sweetheart hour; 9-10,
piano nitislo: 10-11, dance or-
cliostm; 11-12, Roof Garden or
chestra. KHJ, Los Angoles, Cal., 399.8 6-7
p. in., uuiiiy aim music; 7-8,
courtesy concert; 10-12, Blllniore
hotel m-chcHlrn
KNX, Hollywood, " Cal., 336.9 Q-
; n.au p. in., siring quartot; 6:30
; 7, concert orchestra; 7-8, varied
; studio concert; S-9, feature pro
gram; 9-9:30, courtesy concert;
i 9:30-10, studio number; , 10-13,
Hotel AnihiiRHiiilnr nwlinclru
KFON, Long Beach, Qal., 241.3-7-
n p. in., varioiy program; S-9,
band concert; 9-10, studio con
cert; 10-11; Majestic ballroom
dance oroliestra; 1 t-12,i organ re
cital; 12-1, dunce frolic,
Como and camp at Buswolt Mm.
oral Springs. Baths 75c.
DR. NERBAS
DENTI3T .
, Painless Extraction".
Gu When. Desire''
Pyorrhea Treated :'
Phons 488 , . Masonic- nidg
QUI OUR WAY
7:
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yii rou.s MT.orr. ' fill tit ' " J
' L93-- Bl WE cgv'gE-IMC- ww. "'...' i - i in v
RF.AH THF STORV , ThFIC mi flP THE PICTI1RF
how thoy sighed. "Oh,' it's n
tiger," Clowny cried. "Coma on
lei's grab some stnnos, and wa will
SIDE GLANCES
Oi8. a, uu ivict.:iS?;t ' (j
" i s nr. orr - J
Jjt8Jl-'lLAnJl-ygHjJ'1 !ne landscaping all by your self? Remarkable!
Tom and Prance Melton wore , Mr. and Mrs, Itoy Modloy "and
hero from Etouth Doer Creek Mon- the former's mother,. Mrs. Sally
day visit III); friends. Miss Melton I Medley, of Oakland were hero
la homo riom Sacramento for the J Monday shopping und transacting
summer.' 'business. ' ' -
N1E VVH&M' I'LV. COME.
HUM ! DAD RoRKl tf I'M A FHEE
TVUS , A FREE. COONrRV!
HUM .VNMEK1X PLEASE'.
CTOB-OAKlCl X !
?UT , RlGvAT WAOW J
! TIE. QuT Tv-ET
COOKlM'SOB T.M A
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' VltlUL VjllflMlC,
vs i tj iff t4-gj
stop him If wo can." . ',-'
(Scouty saves the, wooden, man
In the next story.) '
By .George Clark ,
By Williams
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