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Newspaper Page TextSECOND SECTION IHeWS-KEVIEW Pages 1 to 4 dougIa COUNXy Consolldatloa W Th fvenlitf News enS The Reeeburf Review - Aa Independent Newspaper, Publlehe le( the Beet Interests of the People. VOL. XXIX NO. 148 OF ROSEBURQ REVIEW ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1928. VOL. XIX NO. 219 OF THE EVENING NEWS NEW GERMAN ZEPP, NOW IN FLIGHT TO AMERICA, IS PALACE OF THE SKIES Shenandoah and Los fm v Angeles Are Dwarf ed in Size. GRAF ZEPPELIN IS BIGGEST OF ALL i By NEA Service BERLIN, Oct. 11. When the great new dirigible Grar Zeppelin taken the air at Frledrichshafen fur her first trip to America, the world will get Its first inkling of the real possibilities of comfort, nafety and luxury in aerial travel It is named In honor of Count Zeppelin, "Graf" being German for "Count." Nothing like H has over flown through the air. The great Ameri can dirigibles Los Angeles and Shenandoah are far surpassed. The floating liner of the air is at last a reality. Some idea of its possible speed Is given by the esti mate of lr. Hugo Eckner, the de signer, that the big ship could fly from Berlin to Tokio in four days. To begin wlih, the Count Zep pelin offers far better jiassenger accommodations than any airship yet built. Twenty passengers can be carried, two to a room. In com modious, Pullman-type staterooms. Their quarters are electrically lighted and heated. Electric ranres In the kitchen provide hot meals; roomy lavatories are fitted for hot and cold water. Gone are the days of the narrow "cat wark" which featured the Shenandoah's interior imng quar ters. The hnnsing gondolas of that airship are present in the Graf Zeppelin, to be sure, but only to house the five powerful motors. The control room is built-in, as in the dirigible- Los Angeles; imd on the same deck are the passenger , accommodations. j 778 Feet Long The Graf Zeppelin Is 776 feet j long by 100 feet In diameter ! nearly 100 feet longer and nearly j ?5 feet wider than the Shenan- I donh, nnd 116 feet longer than the i Los Aneelen. Toward the bow, J along the bollom, protrudes tho ; forward end of the cabin, running hack in a straight line and mrrg- ing almost Imperceptibly with the i keel. The great size of the ship j dwarfs the five small gondolas so that one hardly sees them at first glance. Entering th? cabin at the for ward end, one enters first the con trol room, where captain, navi gator and, helsmen have their Mat Inns- Dig windows give un obstructed vision straight ahead j and on both sides. j Hack of this comes the naviga tion and- chart room, extending I Great Craft Is As Mod ern as Fine Hotel this becomes the dining salon, w here passengers can dine as com fortanly as in a hotel, lmrtug the rest of the day It is a lounge. Dig cushioned sofas run a Ion two walls. From the rear of this compart ment opens the passageway lead in to the stateroquis. There are ten of these, five on each side, hach ono has an upper and a low er berth of the Pullman type. The walls are papered, and then are curtains on the windows, a built in table ami a stool lu each room, llevond the staterooms ar two roomy washrooms, one for men and one for women. At the very bark of the passage opens into the Interior of the vast envelope It self. Uses New Fuel It is not alone in size and lux ury that the Graf Zepplln is a new departure in the world of aviation. The German engineers have devised a new ganeous fuel for Its motors; a fuel that weighs no more than air, and that conse- : qucnlly makes no difference In the i ship's weight when it is rxhauat i ed. The present practice of valv- fng out hydroKen to make up for , the loth of weight as fuel Is con ; sumed will be done away with, i Amazing as the Graf Zeppelin is. however. It will not be long before still another supernirship : comes to surpass it. The Hiitlsh i are now building a vertiahlo i giant, the 1M00, which will go i even farther atong fTe road of ' size and luxury. The IMOO will carry 'Oft pas sengers and have turee decks, or ! floors, In Its living quarters, all built in to the hull. The lower deck will house the crew and working quarters. On the second drk will be a dining room big enough to accommodate tn diners in once, flanked by staterooms, with n roomy promenade running around on the outside. A wide staircase will lead un to the third length with the Los Angeles, pride of the United States navy, and the lofty Woot worth building in New4 nVrk, where therte will be more ;LSilii"B m - Ml pi 1 lVJ -iJ. f f itf fill . , rrW Sit I t iM An P v ;i si -j 6gsr him -1 I in, newest of German airships, "'compares In I PAY SUM TO FREE (Associated Trrm ImikI Wire) WILLOWS. Qal.. t)ct. 10. Sam Reld, Glenu county's "alimony martvr," was a free man today for the first time in more than three years. Members of the Glenn County Bar association, which, caused Sheriff Itoy Heard to be cited for contempt of court and fined $250 yesterday for iak!ng Keid to San Kranclsfo for a veterans' reunion, pointed out that atlhough the "martyr" was purged of ron tempt of court, he will owe more alimony in a month. Held left here for San Francisco, making plans for get ting the alimony order changed. The former Mrs. Reld, now re married, wus Baid by friend to be willing to let the alimony for sup port of Keid's daughter lapse. The 3t:jrd lufantry association. I of Vtliivit Iit-iJ ib Uieililn-r, ittiii ihe tine assessed Sheriff Heard for taking Held lo San Kranclsco tb j attend the 3 Kurd's reunion recent ly. The sheriffs attorney told the court he had taken the prisoner largely because he knew assocla j tion with his old "buddies" would (revive his desire for freedom, and so might rid Glenn county of an unprofitable boarder. The court too kthat Into consideration, lec tured the sheriff severely, and clapped the fine on him. The vetrans also paid $212 nec essary to free Keid. He was delin quent by that much at the time the court ordered him to pay or go to jail for contempt in .Inly. I.t MOTHER DESERTS CHILD BY RUSE IN HOTEL LOBBY, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. A mother who left her 5-year-old daughter with a guest in the lobby of a hotel here lust night with the request that he watch her "fur a ' minute." was the object of a search, by poiice, and social women iu- Iday. . I The girl says her name Is Mar 'garet Shane and that they had j itome from Portland a few days i ago on a boat "after daddy got ! mad and went away." Further in- qulrles about her homo brought j only the response "I don't know,'' , from the girl. INJURY IN FOOTBALL GAME PROVES FATAL' CHARLESTON. W. Va., Oct. 10. j Donald Orrahood, 1ft, Sutton ; high school football player, died last night from a brok n neck stif t f red In a football game Kridav. 1 This graphic illustration shows how the Graf Zeppe York city. The upper picture shows the interior of the steering cabin, and below is one or the luxurious staterooms for passengers, the width of the cabin and filled with the multitude of dials, gauges, wheels, levers and so on with which dirigibles are-guided. Powerful Radio From the rear of the naviga tion room opens a hallway lead ing lo the back. On one side is the radio room, where there Is in stalled a set powerful enough to land stations throughout a trans- ship the main lounge, which nl Atlantic voyage. On the other so doea d,Uy aa a (1ininR loom. jt side is the kitchen, with eh'ctrlc ,g a iimiroug r00m .as little like a stove, coffee urn and cupboards. compartment on an airship as ono Beside the kitchen Is a narrow I could wlf4hi A f, cnrp.t cover tZ r n T ;.rhnrT f ' the r,oor- "H Windows in thejR-loo will not look larger than ... ...... w.. , uuiia nrovioA rnr niL'iHHiiMff' in, hi hi rooms ana another promo nade deck, on which passengers can lounge at their ease In deck chairs as comfortably as they do now on big steamships. There will he a well stocked bar aft of the dining room. In Its outward dimensions the through which passengers come aboard. The main passageway then keep the airship in touch with i opens into the largest room on the ey the Graf Zennelfn. Its lenclh will are hung w ith rich curtains, i be eyen shorter H9 feet al There are cushioned arm chairs j though its diameter will be ITS and circular tables as In the par-with Diesel engines which will lor of a fine hotel. At mealtimes I burn heiivy oil. CAMAS VALLEY NEWS NOTES Miss Alice Scranton came from Eugene last Thursday to Tisit for a week or two with relatives and frilends- The dedication services at the new school Sunday were well at tended and everybody enjoyed the program given by (he Ameri can Legion very much. Mrs. J. R. Russell is quite 111. We hope to see her much better in a siiort time. The Ions from the church pro perty are being trucked to Mr. Heetg's mill preparatory to being sawed into lumber for usp In the new church. Mrs. Dick and son, Harold, Alice Scranton and Mrs. T. G- Lawson nnd little son, Donald, visited in Mvrtle Point las Friday. The local W. C. T. U. chapter met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. T. G. lawson. Officers for i ihe pnminr vear were elected. Robert Paulson from Looking Glass has entered the senior class in high school here. Mrs. Chris McCann has as guests this week her father and mother from near Albany. GLENDALE SCHOOL NOTES Eat barDecue sandwiches and lire forever. Brand's Road Stand. Schilling's contains 3 times the amount of lemon oil demanded by U. S. Government pure food standards. MORE than any other - that's the Schilling standard for every Schilling: Product. m -V Beklner Powilw Tee The Dixie Jubilee quartet will en-1 debate coach. After the Inltlalfon jtertain at Ihe tilendaie high school; the girls played basketball. Re auditorium Monday, October 15th, i freshments of cake, salad and sand IS o'clock. This will be the second i wiches were served. After the re lyceum number this year. The 1 freshments the girls danced. 1 quartet Is sponsored by ihe school, j Freshman Enrolled (The proceeds over a certain' Herbert Hicks enrolled as a 'amount will po to the student freshman last week, ibody. It Is a re I undertaking toj Glendale vs. Roseburg 'bring an entertainment of thisl Glendale lost the first football :klnd to a school as sma'l as Glen- J game of the season to Roseburg dale. There will probably be a last Friday. An unfortunate acci (ticket sale conducted by the high l dent to Joe Wlrkkala on the third school students the end of this play of the game handicapped the week on a contest basis. : local boys considerably as Wlrk- Interclass Games Played kala was one of the best ball car The interclass i;nmoa for thejriers and was counted upon to do girls started last week, whi n the most of the defense in backing up sophomores playrd the freshmen, t the line. He will be out of the The sophomore tam was compos- game for the remainder of the sea ed of Florence Norman. Florence son as his leg was broken Just Corum, forwards; Margaret Stev- above the knee. Except for this in enson. jumping center; Poreen Jury the boys came out In gend Roise, running center; (Metis Tan- shape. Itartle, who replaced Wlrk ner and Pearl Smith, guards. Ihe kala. showed up well on hla first freshman ream consisted of Marie attempt In the backfield and Gibnpy, Ethel Hartle. forwards; should develop into a good ball Laura Mness. running center; Iva carrier. Hill, jumping center; Roslle Ha-1 The Roseburg team scored tw ine gen and Modine MucCiillum, In the first quarter and the half guards. May Damewood substitute ended 12 to 6 in their favor. When; ed for Iva Hill. Hard playing char-: this team, which outweighed the aeterized the gnme. The sopho- Pirates was replaced by the Hose-i mores defeated the freshmen 29 burg seconds the nature of the to 0. game changed entirely. From then Pep Meeting on the Glendale boys took the of- A pep meeting was sponsored by fensive and held It until the la.u, the high school students and far- ten minutes of the game. Tho! nlty. Many yells were riven under 1 much fresher and heavier oppon-j the leadership of Iva Hill and Wil-ier.ts were able to shove over two lie Burke, the high school yell touchlowna in the last few mln-j leaders. Orlo Ranlcy. football utes of the rame. The Glendale coach, and all the football players team as a whole functioned quite were given a yell, followed by a well for the first game of the sea-i speech from each one. ,son. They looker! w eak on defense Sophomores Have Meeting 1 at times but showed occasional j The sophomores met last week fin "lies of power and sieed on tl.e, to decide on th date for the fresh- offense. Considering the difference man initiation. The party has been in size of the two schools and the scheduled for tomorrow evening, material to draw from the pirates j Committees have been appointed showed (hat while the other team by Russell Hill, president, as fol- may have out scored them and out-j lows; entertainments. Louise !sh. weighed them they did not outfight : Doreen Ilols, and CMis Tanner; them. The high school boys bat-' refreshments, Lester Wlndes. Vlo- tied all the way and forced Ho- ; let Humphreys and Herbert Sal- burg to punt from behind their var?e. own, goal lin several times. The, 0. A. Initiation Ioike end runs by Joe Warn-hard, Six new m-mberi were Initiated halfback were features of the Into the ft. A. club lait Thursday game evening. To be a member of this' The starting lineup for Glendale club one must make a letter In was: L. K . Henry Smith; L T. snme snort or activity of the hfrh Hus-ll Hill: L ft , Lucius Hurd:, srhool. Those initiated were: Vlo- C. Ed Damewood; R G . Rav Cond let Humphreys. 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