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ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1928.
TEXT FKOM THE BOYHOOD DAYS OF COOUOCE
Visiting familiar scenes in Plymouth, Vt, President
Coolid?e the other day dropiied in on Black River Academy, i
which he attended ilk a boy. An interesting picture was I
taken during the visit. In the
dent. Grouped beside and behind him were two score or
more children, sitting cross-legged on the ground or stand
ing with folded urnis, trying desperately to maintain the
serious looks that the situation undoubtedly required. Now
the interesting part of that picture aside from the fact
that any photograph of children is interesting in itself
lies in the fact that Calvin Coolidge himself, a matter of 10
years ago, was a quite undistinguished member of just such
a group of boys and girls. No one, looking over a group
picture of lilack Kiver Academy pupils in those days, would
have picked the silent Coolidge boy as a future occupant of
the White House. Likewise, in today's picture there may be
concealed some youngster who will eventually rise to a place
of honor, fame and power. And there is no way on earth of
telling just which one it may be. We're very proud, and
rightly so, that any American boy, no matter how humble
his birth, may aspire to the highest office in the'nation. Hut
that isn't the point. The point is that we never can tell
in advance where the light of greatness is going to bu
forth. At this moment there is, somewhere in the country,
a chubby lad in diapers and romper suit who will, some day,
live in the White House and rule the nation. For all you
know he may be the noisy little nuisance who lives next
door. Or now don't blush he may be your own son. Onlv
one thing is certain about him; nobody has the least su
spicion of his lofty destiny. That is the way it is all through
life. A child, and a grown man likewise, has infinite pos
sibilities. You never know what lies under the surface.
You may know a man for years, and thnk him quite undis
tinguished and ordinary. Then some unexpected crisis
comes to test him; and you discover, to your surprise, that
he is a man of rare nobility and courage. For you never can
tell about people, any more than you can tell about tili'l
dron. They are often a great deal finer, wiser and braver
than you suspected.
T
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(AswcUtfd I'rrM Ltc! Wire)
NKW YORK. Oct. 4 - Harold
Rleoelman, chairman of the inter
(ruuirnity conference, a group of
more than sixty college fraterul
lies, Ismied a statement today de
ploring the recent deth of Nolle
McKlroy in an initiation by a col
I
b-Ke fraternity at the I nherKity
nf Texas.
Fraternity men everywhere pro-
foundly regret the unfortunate ac-1
cident. he said, and recalled that I
that conference, w ith a member-1
ship of half a million men. adopt-1-
nolutions six years ago con-1 rabhl s congregation, in n letter to
demtilng any coniluct endangering , ),. Wise nald Rnblti Iturlimclahs
In any a the phMcnl well be--was suniinoned in ptdiee headu-"-lUff
uf Initiates. . h.rs outside of whii h a ' inoh had
"I his action has been univer- gathered" ami was there ,M1.H
sally endorsed and generally sup . tinned li the trooper "Now, the I
ported by the fraternities them mnmr is broadcast." the letter ton '
Helves." the slateii t said "Or-I .timed, "that alter naeMticitilni ile !
caMiotially, ihoiiKh Infrequent . '
irrnnps uimn lm al cum puses, in
cltlding chapters of thoxe same fia
lemilies. fHll to eomplv with the
iiiIm Hgaittst daiik'eroiH horsephiv.
Tills has been without the sanction
or knowledge oi responsible fia
lernity officials. The leaders of
College Itateitlllles aie. mid have
bien. clail to tooperate with col
h i;c tdlicials in aidiiK to ntanip
out it practice vlin h in netth.-r pe
cnhai to 1 1 atei mi le. nor ton.-is
telil with lb,' pl)lltlplr tor whnh
lhe Maud "
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W nil scK-4. Iwlne ntid Inandim
paint at Whation Hi o
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Tlie fall on toi
lit t he Hiitoin' i ve w ii
Hh Opened ottlc l,(U
bbu'an
l at le
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the Gein ral r-tiol' inn coi p.u at ieti
Willi Olie of tilt Kliitletl iitlll'ii;
out" pattie r,. sti:ed on the I'a
Otic coa"t
In rv. i v tow n Ii o.u t'Mti.id.l
ilown. tieiietal lllib pet. dent dealers
to the namhei tit mute th.tu thin
five hundred nulled til pt enrtit liti:
to the motn! Hit; pubhe loj, t Ra
i; a not tne an Improved tv p. ot
anil knock motor fuel with hum
dlJU'M llvt' leaitires
Itei aune of the fact that thi
new lolet (oinreri proiliiet in dr
pi 'nis all oihrr Gt neial eauolme
In more ihati . iMai putnos, the Gen
ejiil Petrol uni corpmat inn
siHiiisoi ing fe lout gieat aiates an
I'lalMirate piocram of new.pap't,
bililHiff i d and radio adv ei tlsini; lo
acquaint the public n nil t(s rea - '
on (or this impoi lain toi w 41 J
step
Violet Rav ga-tdine. it prod tie
ei aiinou:i o t pieents months
of research and e pci nneni. ImiiI)!
tn the lalKiaioiv tnd on the tiMil
1 Lt kOle d' t of t;.;.. stud) va.i
alao riMrvd
..President and Manager
Secretary Treauurr
-lit on
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foreground stood the presi-l
to produce a hnhntr.'d mofiu fuel
which would fulfill all tin- requite
iiHMiiH of bigh compt t-rr.ion t pn I
engines, its well us function per-1
fi'ctly In all other types of motors, i
The result in a vitalized, higher.;
flclency gasoline that 1h mad'
v ithout the addition of compounds 1
and whhh giv I'licific uat mo
torlsls a iMrfrtly li.ttHtiu'd, rpiit k j
starting fui'l that is destined to
sui pass in success the original j
General which was Introduced a I
few years ago.
edar fence posls for sale at i
! Wharton Hi on.
iruripn niTtut
IILWIon RHUAL
MURDER RUMOR
RFIMr' PPHRFn
DLinU riWDLU
(Continued from pagp l
rabbi the guiltv became Itij;h1ened
and ge up the child."
Maor Hawes. in a letter to p..
V'ise, declared "the hichlt lit has
been enhuged and uiagnitied " The
letter atlded.
"If I am rhaiKoahb- wiih an a. t
ot wind in this matti-t whnh h.t
been oMensne lo tii Jr- . i ji,.u
pie. I i. tlaitllx leMel K "
Or Wi.-e h.tid ihat tl.c n .enr's
Ictlet coii-ldel- ti I,. Ihe
Anient an Jewi-di iotikkss a-, be
ini; "too vague to tonti(ule aa
ai-olom "
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Bad Legs;
J.it AMf '
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Have You Varicose or
Swollen Veins and Bunches
Near Ankle cr Knee?
MOONC'S
EMERALD OIL
IE 1ST WILL;
BE INDIUTED AS
RESULT OF RI
Twice-Stopped Play, "Pleas
ure Man, Not to Ee
Shown Again.
THEATER IS LOCKED
Mayor Walker Orders Dras-
tic Action Taken Against
Immoral Showing
Cast Arrested.
!
I I i'i.- I..4W-,! Hir. I '
NKW YllltK, int. 4. IM.Hrli.'l :
An.uni-y Iliiiiton .-..ml Iciil.iy that
lmlW'lnk'iifH wmilil be i;ulii;lit !
UKallifU Mat' WVrtl, uulljor' (if thr (
iw Ict'-i alilt-tl play "I'k-a.surf Mali.'!
ami tht' lu:!ntM'K of the i:;iil. I
Miss W'ual ami tin' at:turh wimv
Hrlii'ilillttl to appt-ar la U;sl Kith j
Con it today lor oxalninalioll oil '
tin charm? of ntai;iiii; an imliTiMil
proilui:tion. iltifinrril atli-r 111'1
firm )ollii raid Monday nil.'!.!. (
hill il was Hald at the distil' I i:t- !
toini'y' olflcii that presentation
ot Ihe ease lo the atnhd jury
would probably delay I h is pioce- j
dure.
Indiealions today vere i.-iii
"I'leasme Mall." Mae West's
laidt-il play, hail finished Its rim
on llroudway after two and twih
thirds pel lonnaneeH. :
IIHast nrresled lor llle Ht'toin!
lilne in three days. Ihe iloorK o! j
Die Illllli.ore Theatle I o e k e ,1 I
aitalhst II. lis author urre-iled ami ,
M'tytir James J. Walker antl oth
er eiiy offii'lals InsisliiiK that the
play he bant il for all linn , coun
sel for Miss West anil lie,' actors I
admitted defeat. "Il uould b" j
foolhardy lo continue." suiil N.i ,
than llurkan. Miss Wesl'i; 1 iv yor. i
A Icinporuiy injunc.lon 10 pie- j
vent police f loin iuterlering v .Hi
the production, issu d Tue.sda by
Supiume Court Justice V wienie,
was dismissed yesieiday by 1 i c
siding .fust lee Victor I m: tin ot
tlie apiellat( tlivisiou ot li.c su
pitmie com I and the inatiue- v, ,ts
stopped during tlte second net by
police.
Officials of the KilUnore Yiiea'r'
tlieu linnouiiced thai all li ket
sales had been Hipped itutl money
v.as bring reiundtd tlen- who hutl
purehaMHd sen is tor last nigh Is
pel torinaiic e and Ihose ntill iiold
Ing their stubs for the matinee.
Mayor Walker in ordering that
fun her drastic action be taken
against t he play it effort s were
made to pr seni it ;ti:;iin. said:
"We will not have iti-mistiug or
revolt lug th-geiiei ate fdiow a lor
exhibition in tl.is city."
The closing of the show anil ar-
I lest of the e.isl liuiini; Hie III.,
Jtliite met with some piotest fiuili
jlhe audience, .lay llote. one oi
jih aciois. went to the tootligh:s
and started to tnaki a ptolest
' aeainsi the pnlii e ai l ton. W hil"
j the audience was a ppl. Hiding his
plea lor " i uir play'' the police
' Jerked him back Into il wings
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
POEM FOR THE ,D A Y
F.y l.OlTri AIJiKRT RANKS
' RESPECT YOURSELF
An eastern editor writes: "Let no one date lo say that he
' is insignificant in God s vast scheme of things. Remember the
stoiy ot Sir Michael Costa, who was rehearsing A great musical
peifoimafice, with hutulicds of voices and instruments. So
j thunderous was the sound of it all. with its wild bursts of har
mony, its tremendous ciash and tumult, all ordered to one over
whelming result that a man in a tar corner who played the pic
1 colo decided thai m (he dm his little hte made no deference,
and so he stopped playing- Instantly the threat conductor filing
up his hancU. and absolute silence tell.' Where is the piccolo?"
jened Sir Michael. His cniick car had ivuvcd that one little piping
( amid all the thundei. and the music to him was spoiled
without it."
No one can say who's K'1 'r small
In su;ht id Hun who dieamed us all.
I or some who ve very pioudly soared
Miv not awake Ciod s sounding board;
j znd some, who seem so vey small,
Ihe tr.o-it impoitatit oi tts all.
1 I or ake vit l lim whose child you arc
LVhevc youiselt to stand at par.
In tiod s vir.Lt inchestia of time.
. I .u h pie v is watthet-i aiul made to clume;
And 1 lo who tuivs r;u h tiny heart
I la; need of its pecuhai ait
A:vl notes each tiembiing vibrant sound
I 11 Ml out h.mnoiiy is tound;
1 L 11 maik orr notes though veiy low
Just hke a tiny piccolo.
No one cm tell how much he's worth
In tins gieat oi.hestva of earth;
An each one plays h' prvtnl piece
I le makes the hanmn uuicasc;
.And taih'ie ot a little llute
May cause a ntt in heaven's Kite;
Si let eat h one just play his role
And t d will harmonie the whole.
f at h one 1 m his phu e suptetne.
Is part ot Cjod s v"t wondious dieam.
I ach tine 1 vieat within l.sod s siglv
W ho plays hts part and piays it nht.
So let's iotL-et outselves and play
As it on us there leaned the day;
Our Leaner then hall win lenown
And loi .hall 1 h v. oi,. t .io. 11.
ft
florsheimTO PLAY FIRST
dressed feet pave
the way for the success
ful man ... he realizes
the importance of good
shoes. Why don't you
wear Florsheim Shoes
too? .
10
Some Styles $ 1 1 and $ 12
and the ciutaiti dropped.
Tli 4(i members of the cast
wt'tf buniHed into patrol wugous
and taken to police court (or ai -
raigninent. Miss West, who Is not
in the cast was not arrested again,
The actors were released on 5m)
bond each. ,
New and u.-sed healer stoves. 115
Sheridan St.. 1'owell Furniture Co.
NORTHCOTT MAY
FEIGN INSANITY
Ai A nFPFNF
AO f LJCr LlOC
(Coutiilutd from page 1 )
murder indictment. It charge i 1"K back into us proper sphere.
Nnithcott with Hie slaying of a t lll "green" in many
Mexican youth, who-ie neighbors . rea....-ts, but an improvement can
said lie had ufsortatuil with at his,bt' noticed every year, and this
father's home lieie and whose j S"aaon is expected lo be the best
headless body was found near .since the sport was revived.
1'n. tile, Cal. levelopment ot football depends
.To the mass of circumstantial evi- ,a great deal on the training ot
dt nee of letters, bloodstains, bone youngsters in fundamentals and in
and hair which police have accu-Jtbe spirit of the game. For a grea
mulated since their Investigations .many years there was no football
began they added two other dis- j Pa ed and the bo s did not re
toxcrie.; yes'eiday which they be- 'ceive the necessary Inspiration to
lieei of prime imporiance. : build good tootball players. Since
(M.c vas Hie limling of a boy, I 'he sport was revived, however,
capilv on the W'lneville ranch, 'his has changed and now budding
Authorities, although dec-lining to football stars can be seen uork
reveal bis identity, momentarily ng out on nearly ever vacant lot
expected a statement from him each atiernoon.
that was predicted would he of! The benefit of these youngsters
gteat value in strengthening (heir .coming up to real football ate is
cat e ;:;;.iinsi ihe Nortlu otis. ''now being shown, for the boys of
'Ihe :;econd discovery consisted 'the high school team are becoming
cf two letters alleged to ha ve 'ent bused with the spirit of the
been w:iitn by Notthcott and game as well as having a better
his n.other. one was said to have know ledge of rules and fuudamen
u 'Vented that the pair were aware tala.
of the charnes against ihetn and Veterans On Team
tK s-'Coud was reported to have 1 Coach Turner this ear has one
tol l that Mrs. Nottncoti had in- of the strongest teams the school
silted her lite for
used in deleue of
v.ere c.ifitured.
,tmu lo be
r mm if he
HIGH TEAM
IE
Pre-Season Contest With
Glendale to Be Used
as Opener.
USE ALL PLAYERS
Roseburg Will Be Restrict
ed in Use First String
Men After Opening
Quarter.
Tlie Roseburg S'itlor high achool
fooiball team will be seen in action
tor the first time this year ia the
pre season ;aiiie lo be playod Fri
day with the Glendale high nchool.
This Kame is outside tire repular
Hi hiMiuie of the team but is ex
pfi ted to be a hard contest, par
ticularly as Hoseburg is restricted
ilu (tie use of its first string men.
As the local school lias a much
jlarirnr student body frcm which to
lent its players, it U obviously
J unfair to Glndale to expect the
I visitors to have to face the liose
bui g first tt-um. I'nder the ar-
i-Hngenient made wilt. (Heiidale,
; ltoeburg will play the leitemifn
jduring the first quarter ami w ill
ilb n substitute other members of
- lb quad, utiluiug. acconling to
(present plans, nil of the players
;nw turning out lor practice. This
itll arford an opportunity to give
1 Ihe new nlavers some valuable ex-,
pcrience and w ill help season the
boys for the hard schedule before
tb.-m ,
I Uoseburg this year has prospects I
Jfor the best team in Hie school
! history. It has been a hard struggle j
lo re t-Htnblish football in Roseburg
after tlie sport was dropped lor so
. Illial the local school is nt-inn aft- '
Jnts turned out since his arrival in
the city. For several years there
has been a noticeable lack of
weight on the team, but this con
dition tias been allowing an Im
prove men t and this year the aver
age is considerably above last
year. Then, too, there are a num
ber of letteriuen back.
Jackson al tackle. Hauar at
guard, ami Agee at half are all
three-year lettermen. Jackson has
(been playing a steady and consis
tent game and because of bis
1 weight ami strength is a great aid
to Hie team. Hatrar. at Ihe adjoin-
ing position, Is a hard fighter ami
heady plaver. Agee has had hard
luck duting the past two seaMUls,
going out early in the season be
cause of injuries, but is back
aaiu this ear (o iu.ua another
stait. He j?. a haul line phmcer
and is f;iM in carr.Miu ihe ball.
These players ate on their last
year w ii h the ; aiit.
; 'Jlggs" iiM'ec and Keith Atter
illli v, leltei liieU trom l.sl v ear. are
als i back tins year, both in tlie
backtieid lieeee i workint: out
I'ait ot the time at t.uat ti bat k.
Moth have shovMi a bis; mtprove
tneiit over la.-t 'at. partuularl..
AMertun . v ho has tamed speeu
and has developetl a biK iiet-tlse
in the uav of a jt-riett siaii;hi
aiui liiat has beeti t le.uuu hts
path in a must eiinuve manner in
; pract ice.
i t oacii Tunu-r al-o in.s a uunibe;'
'f p!.i ers w I10 t;I la 1 out las:
. e.tt loi plat the hut d'd not makt
;lettet.i. They have been able to
r" !vv '.t' h it'lpl i nii'in dux .;
miii a:id a?c expreii tl to make titiotl
'.-how met. this vear Male-. Maddov,
llii.-eiiti.u k and t nraih ate work
in t: out at hailbatH l.avawi at
t n l, ;mil.j u-1 and l'a ie- at ceu
lei . Hittl K oop-i and 1 IH I- Ml
la- ka- A l i: (le-e ln.vs had x
let ien. i- la -t ear. and houd
make tioii jeiteiN tins ra.-on.
Aild:t ion, 1 1 ,-t t em: i h has been
laim-d titim ihe Junior hiin s hool,
vv hieii pat out a mi op.: leani last
m a "n I lit e b.i s t online !nm
the h.Aer school Willi a back
- round of training and ex '-ei n nee,
,tr- a wieat help 1 h- ai-o
unn-aaiU le-.iv oiiu-tet s f'r
. ihetr a - win. h i.. el iM.at b lie
lit to ihe t. am.
j r.ott Non. Ra and l.elan 1
DR.
NERBAS
DtNTIST
Painlesi fcxtr.otlon
Oil Whan Delir '
Pyorrhea Tre.tcd
riiooe toe Muaoulc Hlilfi
STORY BY
The liiid house, slow but sure
took form. One bird said, "That
will keep uh warm. It's guitiff to
be a b'K one, and lliere s room
eiiouub for all. My, what a dau.iy
IMUv to bide 1 vt n-ver uctn a
place bo wide, and fiom tb- floor
up to the root, H'a Buiely uice anJ
tall."
"Of course it Ik! lt'a bound to
be," said Hcouiy Tiny mi to. "You
bee we never do a job half way.
It's best lo do it riKin. With
everybody takiiiK part we've made
KOod progress tiom the start. If
we keep on this way I'm sure we'll
linifh it by niKlit."
Then Clowny broke rij;iit in.
Said he. "You're iiptimiM.? as cjiii
be. You lltitik we li'.v ir net 'fred
out. I've no more slr -r.', , to lose.
The rest of you can wovk aiy,
but I am linitdicd lor wWi-iy " And
tlit-n he flopped down on the
i ground to take a H'll-j b-ioo.
! The oilier Tinu it l.iuvhvd at
, him. "lie never sems to keep hi
i trim," said Coppy. "iiis ambition's
i mmv. A case like that is sad."
i Tlin Si i.iitv rai tl In 4 iu..1 i.ml
aiKbed. "Oil, no u'.s nvA, lie mo.i j
1 U'plieti. l he iioulne w iilt j.oor
Clowny Is that lui'-i a lazy h:d."
So, on the ground poor ( low ny
sb-pt. The birds and other Tinies
kept at work upon the bird lams-.
Limbs were iautfiied. one by out.
until the roof and sides were tight.
; and everything looked quite all
j ritflit. Then Scouty gazed upon
: tin- house, and said, "Our work is
. done."
iluiray: Hurray!" the birs
aj rrit ,i Then one ex laitiied.
j -e! s pt.Llt i,lSj,e an,j B(.e juat
jWial ren,, are f'r ,ut, time ttit
; we ,uve spent." Then Coppy was
. t)M next to speak. Said he "It's
t ni n , . T, ,
moom al Ruard- Dau nUr at
H V , , " "n " ,, u iilu l,rui"
at til(lil"' ,.ar al niaking gmd
progreds. hntler has had a great
u;:al, wt t-rleni-o at quarterback,
,lil-vlllBl on -vfrd Bnide school
teaIIld bt,ore tonil"K to Roseburg
!" lK "ie Jun-
lor high team. He is id otimr tho
senior hiyh team now. He is a fast,
I,n'lI'
runner, and a consistent
kicuer.
Material Developed
j Unexpected strength has been ;
; show u by a couple of new plavers I
vho turned out this year lor the :
, lirnt time. Ira Hull ami Kdwin !
; Robertson, w ho are playing foot-
ball for the first time this year,!
are trying for end positions. Hull
i proving to be a very valuable
j man and is also carrying tip- ball
and playing quarter in difteivn'
ifonnations. He is an extremely
; steady and consistent player, and
(Is making a wonderful showing.
i Robertson is also playing a fast
;game. Roth boys are expert base
ball players, but have never be-
i lore tried tootball.
j Strickland at half. John Oreen at
half. Henbst at tackle. Hoofstead
and Patterson at guard and Crubb
at end are also snowing up weii
lor inexperienced players.
The teams needs the support and
.encouragement or the tans of the
jcity in their efforts this year.
Roseburg citizens have not re
sponded to the needs of the team
as have the fans in many other
cities. This has been largely due
to the fact that the team up to
now has been a losing team. Fans
hate to see the home team lose
continually and become discourag
ed, despite their protestations o!
sportsmanship. If, however, the
team can chalk up a few victories,
as they are expected to do, they
will undoubtedly gain increased
support. It is hoped that tlte boys
will be given every possible en
couragement this season and that
tans will give the school lull eo-
"l"'uon an ainiems
: ors
endeav-
i Bit liarl-livi-
fnri'v.T.
:-''"3 and
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STRANGLER WINS MATCH
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