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I T70 ROSEBURG NFAVS-RFA'IFAV, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1923. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW iMwed Daily Cxospt 6und? by Th Nwt-Revlw Co.. Inc. Tn Associated Vrn la xciulviy entitled to tit un for fpublt- I cation ot all nwa tllapatrhas credited to U or aot otharwl crditU Id mitt imptrr tuid Lu all local nw puMUhed herein. AU rftit f republic- ' iinr,r pH'lnl dt!MUti hrin st Ainu reMi-vt-tl. j rt. W. fcVATfciS WEKT U. BATES. iiu.twJ aa aecoud ciuaa matter Muj 17, at lite itual oIUcm Kuaeburx, OreKuu. under Act of ala.-cb 2. 1M7. BUbbCHIPTION RATES uuiijt, pr year, by mail.. ually tlx mouiiia. by "" Oaily, tbreej month!, by mall uuit, single niumh, by nif.it nut, by earner, per inuuLb .mi j ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, 0CT0BeR2, 1928. ' RECORD FILL OK HONOR ! Leaving the record of a life full of honors, Judge James ! C. Fullerton, one of the few remaining citizens of KoKeburif prominently identified with tuutity anu uie siaie oi uregon, nas passed on io nis iinai i settled at Oanyonville in the uO's, Judge Fullerion spent) part of his young manhood as many others have done pre-1 liminury to their gradual rise to leadership in public affairs working on a farm and teaching school. His entry into' political life was made at the age of 21, when he began twelve years' service as receiver of the L'nited States land j . office in Roseburg, succeeding his later nationally promin- ent fellow townsman Iiinger Hermann, who preceded him -in death in April, !)2f. It was during his tenure in the land ! - .office that Judge Fullerton. built the foundation tor his sub L ' sequent career by studying law, and in his twenty-ninth year he was admitted to the bar. Ability, personal integ- - xiy and broad-minded partisanship that was never marred by the obtrusion of anv objectionable personal matter, I placed Judge Fellerton in the highest esteen. in both his ' home county and the state and naturally resulted in his elec-i I tion to important offices. These included state senator, ' circuit judge, presidential elector, city councilman, city at- - torney and county and state committeeman for the party of - his political faith. Fraternally, Judge Fullerton was also a leading figure both locally and in the state, as a complete sketch of his active and useful life reveals that portion of . Alt. Nebo from whose summit the American flag waves was a gift from Judge Fullerton to us Hie membership "1 that order was but many of the honors tendered to him by various lodges. Douglas county nas been the home of many and efficient public services endeared them to the common-1 s,,','!, h-.' poKition o ,',. farmpr" b wealth, but the memory of none is held in deeper reverence 1 senator liorah. "lie has lor thosfl V rtltns urn ihuf nf --- - - v....v ... POLICE RIIID: CRooD lvich VowS cop : SEX PLAY ANDil ent of the La Cratxle otrntrv- T ! r.-i 'fL- Ci i wast iaken to Station in Patrol. Wagons After I L CL ! uic OIIUW. ! CTDUrTC rnnumpr. STREETS CROWDED - 1 Theater Crowds Boo Per- formers as They Leave With Officers All Are Out on Bail. I l-MH iaf. lr.- l.-HM-, W.r, -) N K W VOHK. Oct. 2. Mae U. st. ut itcjiM an daiiibor, who aerw1 ten Iii jail laii ear lot- taking l'uit in an indecent pettormance, wui again anesied eaily today at lei ptUice i aided the Hroadua) premiere of her latest play. "I'leaa uie Man " -fitly tie men am) women (tm prlAlng the pta a vati were loaded ill patrol vagon al the close o! tne evenings peiiormatiLe and tak en to a polhe station a block wa wheie aller several bouts llle With released otl ball. Hi We, w ho is auiini o the Ila bin not tt mt-itilrt-i m u s . ,iht. iva aric.-led at alioltu i the.uie where she is fining tn "Hiamond Ml"" Sin- posted l.aai t.iil hit lieaitnr.. Ail uci chained with iMing pait in an ifidt-iit per toniiauett The raid caused nui-l.lenhli- e. i.iu tiient .inning i ho ci un it i Utondway thruiu-.. 1 littu, Wltf HMn-d h v.' t . :u':! Ili.f-ei gleeletT the peilormets im iitell sin u I tide Acting on i 'jiiu tt bun ti in h Iktc i li Iroin ubut I tie t I . " ,t: en piehmiiiai 1ih depai'luieiit hoWlhCs. the litol a hail iiuu it MS AUTHOR otttcialn tu the ainloinc At in oVIock while the pla w,,h .mm lt piumes a ii:utl tiv. () (l J( m-ore ui piant cMih,- men ,t '.nned um.-itie and ail en uen ,'deed under guaid. I'llHOlis, lioi tn Weie ii:i.i,iie nf the police actnity until th. began lo b-iive the theatre No el loi t nn made to Intei lere v tih them, but at lite conclusion Hie t how Hut eii it iv t ast whh rci.ttiHit - back stage to await paliol Wiuoiiri Allillenccs fldlil neat by lhr.it it -. Jitso were Icaung at the f.une lime and the Mreeta setn w.-ie imi ked hhIi huniaiiiiv. The ciod tacame so deti-e that ivollce i. iM t vea weie called ml tu o(en the h) hi lialflc. AHss Wei, alter being taken In to eiishaly at her t Ileal le. waa lie trtiii.ul at the Kilce atation several hour a. Alter a Kiateinent by her : hait 1km n tn kilt down by a polite fcteiiorfiaplnr die war i leaded ut. (h I bar! liirui d b; a TtU -rTtteitleul aud MuuaKer i Hecretary-Treavurer I 4.0 I t.UU l.UU the early history of Douglas ; Roseburg lodge of Elks, and men whose splendid character r... r f.,ll... u(.iiii;d v, I' Ulll'l t'll. repuied today dial It was nrcciisary to place K. H. Ash er, Kntei prfte inarahal. in Jail after the shooting of Wil- ! Hum Litch Saturday, hecau.se V or the thieulMUiK attitude of he crowd. There was some talk of hitching and some detnonsirailon. hut this waa quieted later AHlier walveil hearing to- tiny Hlid Wa.s ImjuimI imr to K,am jlirv ,m H minislaughier charge. Honti, net in amount or Iu.ihmi w.re raised, and Asher was rre.d. liesides Mi.-H and Miss Chetuood, the third occupant 111 the car was Mr. lluiteit, who.se home is near h lot a, Oiu. . . . ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES t ; Regular meeting I mptpia I'osi No. Hi American Legion IUeMla. Oft. lul at S p. m, Legion i lub rooms Ito.s. buig aiinot In.Hiallaiion i.r uiu 9 cera tor fiiMiiug ear. Lum h He sine to attend. A I 01 TAN I. sinlial rwunlsitiHll. Itail loi the mem ber-t ot I lie i a-t w a, lutnihed b the Actors' louilv ;. .t i:i i ion. frank tillumre, wecetLn ( I iltc association, dcdaicd the atiet of Hie i a1 as a "dl.sgl ;u e " Miss We-1. w bo uaw h. i age a- ,t itpneaiuii: in a p!a) called "S-' ' ot wlin h slit- al--o . the author, w to n she ai rested la-l eui Slit- c.tl I led lier IMm' to irtal and was i omitted, being vellleiu e-l to tell d.l s III the W ot U heu-e and lno d J We pa cash tor wool aiul luo hair. W tuiitoii lio n uuui r fit 1 1 .ui. i.. tin 1H i r h t . i Ol it IK - lo Im -il! !! K win U . ot a otiiuo IM Well .Itlltlug W. f he Uox K one tin rl Itui tieau ty phtut (.n bmn- iMld a'd n.i'il'. il our mid - at' j O' .:U' d. V. I..; .10:1 if, El I Intuit) 1'ri-.. W i. HAULS, Del. 2.-Juan da lu . Cli.-rva. yomis Simiilrth Inventor .ttho.ie uutnyru, ur "tlyliiK wind ! mill plant- n-teiitly mad.- a kuc- Lt'rtisf 111 flit'lll HCIdl-H tile Kllkjiirlll rlianni-l, iii.nouwiMl today thai lie u I II lakf hitt inai tiluH to tlif Cult mI Slates a mmhi aa io8sHl prolmljly next moiitii. The plane. liii.h in HO -lll,ip..-tl v. I:ii fcur ri-v;;lvji: tlii'f' aliovi it ho that It fan descend almost vertically made a reat Ininied -slut, on Kicmh uviation exper'n al L HourKet Uion its arrival In 1 rain u two weeka afco. A fewdiiya later ifc- l.a fierva w'tit ui on an exhibition (Unlit Hlld the liljtlie fl-MMtle.l ' In llle ki-oiwU -viien a cahir anappeii loos' and strurii one of the re volving wiDKK tiieventina the con trivance fiom fu rettly. Neither lie La fh-rva nor his paswiiner were injured. TJie machine has now been eji tiiely n-iiaiied. f .Uw.i-i.it.il 'nn Win') MINNKAI'OI.IK, Oct. . Ilevel I oi ill of the Creat Lakes St. '-aw aiuiay. fmored by HlU iLuJ t "" amkuiiiiiai nnnhuest, in ine oiilnlon ot .Senator llllain i:. llorall ot lilahii. Senator liorah, in airaildi-esH at the municipal autlitoriunl last nlKht, pictured Mr. Hoover, the republican president i4j caniliilate, nil a champicn or the fanner, anil he stressed the value of the pro poned waterway to the fanner. Hoover's work as food adtulni- '.d by'ti.e Idaho senator who iid that any statement that Hoov waa not then working in the Inter esta of the fanners was a "kioms libel." ","1 io ine larm era or the west, hut I say, lu all sincerity, that there in not a mini living who cm ti II wli.u the gov ernor's position Is en the faint problem." He said that Hoover has pledK eil himself hi h coiiMth niloua and lull stiaty or the tiestiou and thiit Iheie was no one lo douhl that ,ie has the ability to solve the proh- St naior liorah ci itlcired (ov. Siitith. tor his reference to Hoov er and the oil scandals in a re emit Mpe- h at Helena. .Mont. To at tack Mr. Hoover tor acts of a fellow en hi net member waa fm more justified than to hlimn Mi. Si:-ilh tor the "million malted by Tammany Hall.'' said Senator Honih. We carry eery kind a plow in slock for of soil. W harton Ilroa. DODGE BROTHERS REACH NEW TRUCK RECORD IN AUGUST Sliipimnta or tirahun Brothers trucks from Lodge Htothers lac- lories in August set a new recoid for any month in l!Js. exceeding ! July this vear by lo per cent, and a ;' ii.nnii ii,nv;i;ic nviT Augu. t. ! ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW POEM FOR THE DAY Dy LO.ITS AI.ItKl.tT IJANK3 OUR UNTIED BAGS -J.ihii IWmi. in his quaint wav. tells us that God has His;0,,m: N- V W '"",: , , . . J i i i i i i U b veland. Ohio. fl.2..n. UuiUt, O.it; that have never vet been untied, but He has laid thcm,T,.,art ioo iim.im oimt aside tlmmeh a thousand xKiieiation. for His lovitiK nnd ohe- dirnt childien ti tociav. It is a b aulilul and inspiring thought to he certain thai God has a plan lor every life; blessing for 1 r . . . . ..I 7 . rny inc. juxi mr (HmO'i:, iiui into tti.tt lite, and we have only r us, AtiHts K. ells. Oh, (iod help nir to find my barf! I othid tlfat 1 should, lay. la. And tluounh my tH v;iineuce the woild Should lose some j:ift Irtt always furled; l or each one ha some yitt his own hit h God h.s dreamed fr him alone; Ant! it we leave out ba; .;!! tied I oicvniiioic that itt will hide. God save mc fiom tlie copy cit, ith nothui;; new beneath my hai. Oh. may I have t lie pluck to dare My spnnojnn thiHiKhts with itll to share! And when t iltlter with .ay Kind. Gie mr the ?;i.ce tti sh.tie my mimJ I he more o;i-;mal my thought I he oiralcr neetl it should be cauiht. D ar God of oe, help me untie Mv ha.- have so lom; laid by; Some bc.iMitP there may wait fr me W hit h all tli"1 wot Id would i;reet with &cc; Forbid that I aincss t't mine Should tail to let thnc ticostiie-i shine; tiie me t!ie nt 1 n bnn them out And meet mv late wih meiiv shout. e m I low ninth rtthri earth wtaild be II all mankind would date to see I he buried tirawurr in their minds I hen iiiiious k!Is tf many kinds! If all would date to play their paita What joy would come to human hearts? The world would blossom forth in cood And uloty ui-Mii iai bioliicihood. i ' Youth The vK'or of youth with Its fj fuMm'Sii and originality, him t-x:ii-i a new Hpirit iit th ty i n K of clothes. In colors ami doth. Hartli'rt ToKKiy is alive Ui i lie Hermit i v movement, of youth so otir fail line embodies all that in new and striking for the aea.-ioii. QUALITY CLOTHING S30.G0 to $45.00 "7 1H27. The flKure-t repreuent the comhined rhipnients of tlie )lnnttt in Detroit, Toronto, KvansvKi", Ind , and Stockton, California, tn latter plant reporting the best month in history. "We accept this record as con- in i-puiiu c ui viiniiaiii nioiiMra oix cviindei" Iiiulis, corrimerelal carfl anil motor coaches," said John It. Lee, general salts man- 1 aer. "Our bank of unfilled orders continue to lepreiuMit an unprece- 1 di'Uted volume, and we anticipate that St Member shipineuta will KMJW 8Uhstantial pains over Kep- ternber, a year ago. 1 The Increased volume of liusi ri ss is leflt-cted by the fact that retail deliveries of Canadian d nl era were three and one-half times dealer in Aimut thai) in Auuust.' ltd", while shipments to overseas deah ra showed an Increase of 4:1 per cent in the same eriod. With the recent announcement of the ;l ton mu k, (iraham llroth era has invaded new fields in commercial hauling, and now of-i fers a line of trucks and comnicr-, Ulal cars in six capacities, said lo meet the needs of !Hi pel cent of I all business. j : Visited Roseburg Friends ! Miss Lois lliands, formerly of over the weekend vlsitltiK with friends. She is employed as uteno- grapher at the Howell Lumber company in Kugene. hici.ich iiuu joyn iittti win in wsi to fall in with Mis wise designs RIGHT OF CITY TO ISSUE BONDS UPHELD (Coocloaed from pac I.) revenue by tfixatloa la limited tu Uuialtua for municipal or r oi por atw purpoHeff, that is public pur- njden. "The question which iuini dtaiely arisen, however, is what .i a public purpose; but this can no be answered by any preeUe dedniiin further Uiao to slalw thai- if the object is beneficial to the inhabitants and directly con nected with the local Koverument it will be considered a corporal.' p undone, " McQuillen on Municl- pal Corporationa. aeetion As , pUnUhraeut, they ll free you ;iftWr said by Gray Limitations of Taxing wn)B Power and, 1'ublic liidebtediiens, .., nop( th,,v do tna crMW rft. section 170: -H is not poaaihie to j plU ,t 8 no ,nu MHytlili bij lie. lay down any hard ntit fast rule Bjdl. ,nis Utile jail of tw K and1 by which to determine which pur- Ighrka. It s really ouite absurd. If' poses are public and which prt- all my friends Hhould see me here.; vate. Hardly any project of pub- j they'd turn on me, I sadly fear, and i lie benefit is without some ele- j fiiart in poking fun at me, and call! nient of peculiar personal profit to me 'old jail bird'." ' ! Indivigualu; hardly any private at-j Kind Clowny stopped and tempt to une tne taxiiiK power ia! thought, and then, he aJd, "I'll j Kithout some colorable pretext of come ritsht l;ick again. You wait: public good. Each caa must be j here very tpatiently. I'll see what I judged on its own facts, and any j I can do." So. off he ran to find! attempt at fixed definition mut i th bunch. WJien with them he i wult in confiiriion and contradlc- 1 said, "I've a hunch we outthl to I tioiiri," In cane of the State of Washington i;x rv Hart va. Clau - sen llt4 Pac, pane 7!3, the slate- nient is made that: "It 1b not alaya easy lo determine whether the purpose of an ai t in the ex- nirie of the taxiitR power is puu - lie or private." In State ex rel Slate Reclamation Hoard vs. ( lau- sen 110 Wash., pane 525, It la pointed out: that there are three claases of capes. Kirat: thoae where the purpose of the act i? clearly public. Second : cases where the purpose ia clearly pit- vale. Third: a twilight zone be- iwee ihoe two wli.r, it i dir. firnlt to di-ternrfti. whPlhr l h purpose la public or private. It was there decided that where the question of the purpose presented opportunity for difference of npiu- iou as to whether It waa public or private, and fell within the zone of Indefinite cases, the question was one for the legislature, and when that body had exercised its j discretion it would not be (lis- UMPQUA UNIT turbed ly the courts. i Legitlature Authority 1 Regular business meeting j This doctrine receives subtan-'of L'niHjua I nlt of American jtlal endorsement In case of Cbur- Legion Auxiliary at the arm- chlll vs. Grants Pass, Hi Or. page. ory Tuesday, Oct. 2nd at 8 2H0, where the court expresses the p. m. Installation of officers. I legal rule by which the courts are Kvery member be present. ; bound as follows: "The legiala- i ture when legislating in view of this constitutional limitation must i e'ermiue In the first instance v,u. : Is a municipal purpose, tip decision is not, however, final. When its act is challenged as in this constitutional limitation the courts must deter mine whether the debt Is author ized to be Incurred for a purpose not municipal. Itut as the dividing line between what is a municipal purpose and what is not is in many eases shadow y and uncer tain, sreat wetsht should be trive 1 by the courts to the legislii' fvo determination, and Its action should should not be annulled unless the purpose appears clear ly to be one not authorized." Ilefore courts have the duty in:-pont-d Upon them of sett iri! usid: or nullityinc acts leisla ive in character, it must clearly appear that such act is within thv cini.-ii1-tutlonal inhibit ion. The subject of aviation is intensely cs Iiik. and is one which would seem, as il has made such woridei fill progress in navigation or Hi lo be of great Importance to the general public. It m of co'.'mon knowledge that w hile still t ni paratively new the development of aviation has heeu such as to caue success as a carrier oi pas- , sengers and frelKht. It Is already an established carrier. In consiu oration of the subject it h ier missible to some extent ui iase not of w hat may le termed o. temporaneoua action of soni ot' the most oustandiiiK muiiK ipali lies in this country. Through sta tistics kindly turuihed it ;;:n ai that the following named to, en o. the L'nited States have c.im!ed Ui aquiriuK. establisliing i n 1 maintain itu aviation fiebU and parks the following a a ni o d amounts. Baltimore. Md . Il.mni,- $j:,o.ooo; Lincoln, N'ebr.. Men- t't: Newark. N J . J1.2.".". mi. her lvl,,,,''li;t" ,nJtM'! ork tty appropriation tor ;n e- liniiuaiy Work f.iOpiMtu- tin ;1., expend It lire tJut tn 1 ! J 7. 51,.M.n..io(t, Portland. .Me., LU7. Vl"ft.'"i; I'orllaiul. 'Ore., M j .".. . Mi'tt. San I Meno. Cal.. bent is aje proved IHL'7. tfr.n.on.i : ami nddi jttonal plans for municfpal imm) na- j Val Use to cost il.i.'.tl.oiMi, S" illie, j Wasliliitietl. to date $l.: .oe. i. j tun her development call! v. : for J K.Oeo.iMMi; San Kraia ico. Cal . ; (or pi'elimtnar woik Jl'in'.o., jSl. Paul (or pt t'liminat y oi . J2:m1,oimi. Tle-vt. expeioin ui i s are i tor i he public. 1 The nuniieip.tlit ies are r pneu hatie. In some foim tlx- ta iahi- tains as-'iiine tlie i::tlt h . drt-.-s. The rouiM! of till'.er pee.ot ; or cities is not conclusive, him it j may be not veiy persuasi-e. l!iu jit M-ru'it io tlemttnstrate w hit li in jits Ih-Uls .ind paiks ale uti!i'tl :n I tionneclion null a c:ice w i, .; in Ills mil lire Hi let I k the weraie ot i the public. Ami t h;it lwiti o -ie 'the pun'iia.e theieol is tor -i piu- ;;Jic puipose Hoeci, li'i'l. I , niltriK ot the rouflM It is t.. l n. j cesMU (iuit It viwiH tve ftMiinl 'Y ithe couit l!;it Itie putclia-o Itvdr ! i:i the i; .Uitni i ,i w a- for 4 p il- Hi: im. iHHte. Itui In'toie -IP 1 l it' .liM.se nia be m-i a-iile. n - 11 t afttrmaroi-ly Im- iouml b tie' i court that mm it piiiih:,ie v ; . iv, ja pi o Hiu .tnd not a public tu .. DR. NERBAS DENTIST .inl.M txlr.ctlon Oa. Whw De.ii-e ' Pyorrhea Treated rtiou. n Huouc du , mmm e- JL Vk )) A STORY BY The Tiny mites hopped up to k. i and in the cae they left the crow. I "The puulahineul will do bun good," Ha id Coppy, with a smile. Hut Clowny, who had stayed be- j bind, said to Ibe crow, "Now. don't viiii mi nil Ttimivh vnn rluiurvii rhiu 1 jtuin the old crow loose. It seems had his due." I "i-et's take a vole," one Tiny 'cried, "on whether he should atay Inside the little jail much lonet : or be turned free riht away." And il,ie th'y voted, one by one, and (when the votinK all waa done, wee Clowny cried, "We've voted to re i lease the crow. Hurray! ; He rushed back to the poor old crow, and loudly chouted, "Out you go! We think you've learneil your lesson." Then he opened up the (1loor- The crow hopped out upon I "7' "'ol I wher are we bound.' Aniltlowny t allaw rnt Let's go back and join! the rest once more." fun. Tll.t, a crane came on the run. The Tinies stopped to say hello, but eie a one could speak, the crane sabl, "1 have brouBht you cheer, and fun'? In tore. 'cause Juwt This, the court feels would tie un warranted. The taxpayers of the City of ItosebuiK have by their di rection authorized the cre.Uion or the indebtedness. They did this in the exercise of a right which' j under the. law Is vested In tiiern. j Whether Kuch act on their part shall prove to be that of vibdo:n ; and sacacious foresight is u mal- ter whith AWiiclr the court on ! reaching a decision must be un- J concerned. ' Kor these reasons plnin'lff's suit ; must be dismissed. J J. W. HAMILTON, Judge. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weaibei Bureau Ulrica ' RoseburK, Oregon. Data reported by E. H. Fletcher, Meteoroloslst In j cnaru.. Uarometrlc pressure (reduced to sea leveD 5 a. m 29. si llelatlve humidity 5 p. tu. yes terday (per cent) - 4ft, Precip. in Inches and Hundredths: Highest temperature yesterday tis , Lowest temperature last night 57 Average temperature - lor uie day ....62 ' Normal temperature for this date T.S Precipitation, last 21 hours .... T Total precip. since 1st month Normal precip. for this monlli 2.61 i total precip. from bepL l, l!2, to date S4 '. Average pretlo. fiom Sept. 1, , 177 1.12 Totnl deficiency since Sept. 1, ly2 ."s Average seasonal precip. SepL i to May, Inclusive 31. H ! Forecast for interior southwest ( )regon : I nsettled with show ers tonight and probably etlnesday morning; cooler tonight. OUT OUR WAY vmauKimct up y zrr I au-w ? gosh' A.v-EV fcr ? y.-k? 1 "Thot -r was Tv-tlS NlW 1 ' 1 VJWuT fHv tbwM I iT - KsjiCvfEP? OuTPtT is Tr:EET S nV to be vjalwim eioM&. yfJ-jTr1 QNYfvlT HAL COCHRAN PICTURES READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE t : look here." The Tlnles spied a tool (The Tinies build a bird house box that was nankins from his i heak. SIDE GLANCES "Look, Iiko tne joo m taken, L1NOY INTERESTED 1 NKW YOKK, Oct, 1. Colonel Charles Lindbergh haa arrived j here, curious. Askied about a prss ant story that he micht WIQ U S PAT Off. BY KN1CK i In the next story). WCopvrU'ht. NKA Service Inc By George Clark pop; we might as wen snove many Miss Wanehe Stachel, show girl, he return ked: "That's Is In- terestins. Tell me more about it. " o Sack tin at Wharton ByWUliarm
