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Newspaper Page TextROSE BURG NEWS-REVIEW - tseued Dally Except Sunday by The News-Review Co I no. Urwbrr ut Tfc AaaorUOti Preaa. Tne Aaioclatt-6 Pre la Xflua)Vtlr ntttll to Dim uw for rpuMI callun of all nfwi Clpi.l'hty crcdliri) to M or Uot otherwlaa credited In 1 1 : a at paper and tu all loin I ncwi published hcrdn All right nf republha in nl tn-ial tiiraifha harr-m arc alto rtaervwl a W. ilATKS HCRT O BATKS . a,iervd aa !ctitid tlaaa matter May 17, IVi: at HinwiburK. Oregon, under Act of March SUBSCRIPTION RATES fly, par year, by mull Oiilr six nuttha. by mtil , Uillf. mre munlba, by mall - Hull, single njoiuh, by mall 'Hf. bv rlr. pr month ROiEBURG, OREGON, THK SQl'ATTKIt CASK ' Pulilic M7iip;!tliy naturally kis out to Knjroy Davis and F H. Hcst, ousted natter., (,f the Fish crwk disert re gion of the l'rniiia miiimml forest, in whose behalf a Jiia.- muting: was hi'ld in this city last Monday iiitfht, and thej iiupe is genera! that the effort to restore them to their for-1 -t bt'nes on a legitimate basis proves successful. Al-1 though these men, veterans of war in their country's be-1 lialf,;l,ear the stigma of jail imprisonment, they are far from criminals at heart. Their only offense lies in the mis guided zeal that led to a clah with the law in an otherwise commendable effort to establish homes for themselves r.rd their families. The most useful and valuable citizens of any vojnnuiuity are the home owners, and as such Davis and Host would be welcome acquisitions to our permanent population.- It is to be regretted that the method by which it is now sought to re-establish them in their former abodes t'nat of having the land involved officially given agricultural classification was not adopted at the beginning, instead of inviting the law's punishment by violating a promise to va cate the premises. Whether this circumstance will preju dice their case in its final adjudication by federal, authori ties remains to be seen. The belief is warranted, however, that they will receive the maximum of favorable considera tton by reason of their war-time which their country should do something of real benefit in return, and especially when it means two more home build ers. That the land which these men seek is primarily of ag ricultural character was asserted at the mass meeting by roen intimately acquainted with it. The fact that it is not so clattsed officially is the other side of the question that will have to be determined upon review at Washington. The f.yoi'g person, unacquainted with the hind and in favor of rriviivc the veterans a fair chance regardless of official re quirements, will tuke the view that they are morally anil richiy'.entitled U any homes they cun maintain suceessfully in such an unproductive and desolate a region us the federal authorities claim the Fish creek desert to be. SUSPECTED TRAIN D A Kir.IT tc M a Dorn AT KLAMATH FALLS , (An'UIi! I'K'na lnfij Wtffl SAt'RAM KXTt. ( ill., M. 31. - (Hi.i;it,(;)i tu iv Sum ;ini uln llct tmiu .rvliiniHih KhIIk, On- . i;hh I hut . n Mini n hi'llrvd in b Frank tv Vnnj or Kmhi'vUJp, 1 ' ItiK Iii'lil by 1'oJii f t'tiit.'f AmUntsu pii HUtttit-iuii ni bftiiK ihi' bfitiflu ho on SfpNinhfr H luld ui tin I'.mH'-ugriH on thi' "Lark." of Mu Suullivui raillle i-unipHiiy, nnr Ivm Anifvlfo. t'hli-i 'AinbruM' ut thi ntuu ttil lU'H every psirtlc nlHr wltli iho i.i'rtiriitiMin oi tlu bandit who nnnd wlili JTimi in raiiti and In jt'Hi-lry alnr htiinn u;i flfl. iiiBt'iiKi-rrt lu I he t hib tur ul tin limn abuttly nftrr M puLliil out of Loh AtiM'W'H. Accord 1 1 ik to til lHllfH"(Hi HUH.K'i-t luu a crliuinHl ricoro w mi a pt lhon terni and uh- role Hilaiiou lu t'alitonda. He ul hu h.' Jiill in piIhou recoidfl lu Iteuo and Salt I.aUe Cll he U knoivYi -I'iil" Kl:1iertv, IV It Miwrs, Tiank Wu-k and uuder oih ei aUai-y-s. . . () HALLM3UITS PHONE BOARD '10 DIRECT BANK CHAIN (AtkKiat.d I'm U,l ,n ) , I'liiiTLAM". Ore , oi ;i -Scninr ('luile Mall, MaiNhfn-UL U'dity Khuounred his retirement mh i li;tn uij'i ir the bnatd oi dtri'itoi.i of tin Weal C.-iiHl elf.h(Mie t (lli-P-tliy as ot OelolM-r 1 HeiKhpMi leis ot I he t unipanj are at K. en-l l. Wash.- Mr liatl iih primp imnvr and llleni -m atiM i e-l ( uii- t "I ee pliOMi- Co. v. hah whs m.i.le up id a KHMli"iif Indelielidelit lelephmie ciniip;tu!i lu Oie.;i.u and uh (lti:tnn Aecm diiin tn IikIhv s an nnii in e lUeltl, Ml Hall Will hem elm t h di (Me (ill hi , time In the iilhHl S n! (tie ' I'.tt II u lln iir-M pni ilium n; wlil l he i pi, ,,, i,i He will haw nliie.v. In (he fuiliaiid N.llJmi.il hank bull. ilr TWO GYM CLASSES FOR BOY SCOUTS ; TO BEGIN NOV. 17 Ahj.Ut V.l h. ntll.-.. I e ., Mi LilU' Hi! of Hie ttin.p nf iU,. Ulet In Hp .lunun tik h - ( Iim.l K iniialnm lat nu'ht it- ihe tnesi n( iroop hi I tn )) wtie itlioti into -two I'Xiii . Hi. lla I, . inv and th-- r-kunt.- ih. ( m,j :, bo!t.Oll H ride tll.d OM r LH in I'. ble.H'lll'l t M ( II t.l m - el e pi. e.t. t'n ludim: Lot's. ,i.tt. t. -. If ar mir. and ti a n;hi urn hK ijtii' S Were .Uliei.s ol lh In::., The ma'ter ot hojv" kw.hmm-ii , I'lus.'f rtt lln Junior tilth i te.o! whu'h v. Ill lii'tm Smrtobei K. w . iIhi-t-m r al ihU tune, and u mi i ied impo.-oihle to handle hII oi (()-( tel Hoops It! OHO cU:- fin ?iitii!U atiei mum.-. It watt de d" i vl U( hotd two i liH.-ex, unc Imni I la 44 3 p Ml . I lie oi her Mom ;i :( 9 r :; im i Iomhk hour Temufnl and Vuiiaxcr ! Secret rjr-Treuurer ih poet office at t4.00 - t tw ; l.W .b't , WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 102B. services to their country for BANQUET FOR HAW LEV HERE FRIDAY NIGHT ( oM tMt. l Voli-i h f iT t'uuj-liiri conn KuHi-tniiT tni't will lUiV.' HTl opiiorHiniiy ni.-i-t W lliiwli'.v, ri'i'iihliciii iNinMil.'Hf i tn tM' I ri'li el inn nn mill), whi'll lit- conn bui K Kriila . So . Htitj Ihk (pvit until nonti Sal iiiduy 4 A h.inqilPl Will be K the ('ini'itia hnie Kiid; i n ar nh'K t which inn n-.reHi-u'a 4 tie til lit' tin will he present l llin. It in amiiMineed. is nut u ixill hal nieetiiiK. hut iliiise 4 priMi m lau dim ush wit.i th'1 4 tiindltlute a 11 hiiim-iix iiku which (hey w ish intm niatlon. 4 rtucled on Saturday dmh-uIukh from 9:3'i until 1 1 : uu o' lock ltetori' the boyw to take pail in ih t-cil.ert they will are permitted Kiinif and v- be l equti eil show h card fiotn Iheir piiieni. , Ihal their climes hi home hi uu ork (iui ENGINEERS FAVOR STATE RETENTION WATER RIGHTS w :! ii I'l'-- i '.' I w ,. i SALT I.AKi: 111 V. I lah. (id. .'I Adoption ol a conMiiuiion and the cU-clion of itfiicctH br the en mh to: p'lir, ernhd the it-i annual colletUlon Ot liie Ahk ullii 11 et Wehteni Stales Lli i; I 111 ' III re. tieoine W Maio'.ie, -t:1:e eiii.1 !lee(- lit Neada. Mils c .i eil M,-.-l d"-ui of the iif'.i a' ion . John A Noriis, t hill; til, in e the biuild ot nalci cnmtl'M ih ot ley.iv, ;hI L Tni.ti.) , Male cim er ol W ash VM le flet U i lllrlllli. l ill l e Itoai il. o In Will be tile Ilill.l Hie Ne . W a. M'h , ted ' i' CM h Mi i iiumial i o.i er. i.'::t The o:iMi!ul!. i.li'lilllee , oiup. ei lid. i . oloi,..l 01. I 1 all . ,e. I i tit 1' Ml HI , ,1 l. i I! M :. .1 r . I-il i I . OA r IV K LUNATIC S. ,' r AS CALIFOHNIA FlliEBLO 'K ! 4 ' 1 X 1 1 ' ' 1,1 " ' ' PICKIPTS C7- : , J Now fellers Don't git the idee Tlirt I vt gotta Cinch on thii Election Don't lay down On n.e now Fcr hevingt sake! ' My Hallowe'en mescage to you ton.ght, feller citizen, is this: Don't let yer kid run away with yer neighbor's gate. Last yr. some for. 'i -..v.-'.-V U.i k.ndhearttd lad left a brand new door mat on our front porch which I was Greatly appreciated. That j aorta iport should be encouraged. j I remember when we wuz kids that we thot nothln of putt in' a hay rack on top of Sum Pickin barn. But nowadays there's no hay .racks layin' around loose and cioht-cyiindered automobiles are dern """y But we're not so pld and dis gruntled yet that we would deny the kids a lotta fun. In fact if we're elected mayor we will make an example of fellerg who nab kids on the front porch and whale 'em with a fence post. But kidi, please don't eocp our windowi t'night ai we've signed a contract with the wife to wash 'cm. Didj-i evfr atop to thfnk how hard it is fer a bowlenged i to wear a one piece bathin' suit to a V'- mnrqiisrade d.-.nce and not let any body know who sue itl Here's hopm' the pleece force don't see a;iy likenesses of them- &7 selves on the windows along th? main drag t'niaht. Wotta shock that'd he: 'i fe?. 'W done and. vVell folks, we h-ven't said a 'I- ,heckuva lot about cur campaign fer mayor t'niaht on acCt. of thu hem' Hallowe'en. But we would like to have you join in the big pa- e" v.'c i Ge - V - v . .. rr . -. v aaa-,-. rade t'night which will be staged on the rniin stem in beli.iH of our sctvo;. If you hfjr a lotta nobe t'vujlit you II know it's just my suppoi ters out wliconin' it up. 1.AI I'. ITKklNS SF. "Ahk ver m igiihcr to support ye ed. .it t'e pulls nevt TueGd.iy." LAWYDI I t t OUnF.ITI) bACK V J to civn BANKRUPT . I.; 1 lit i i-vnr.KS i uom ti i i'I'.oplf. . - 1 - - M:o htiOAl' ... i. i;..-, i . i. ., i' - i;.- ' . i li-. . l.i l.'M ' ! I - to'. I I... - (MM !l' lO -e I UiT.ld tt, : to'.! i . i it : 1 1 d i.. it o r If w 7 Sheer Loveliness The Rorriila ttockins is fashioned for the lady who makes style and service the Iteynote of her apparel. Hie new fall shades are sure !o please the most rxachnr; tastes. NARROW SLIPPER HEEL $1.65 SILHOUETTE HEEL S1.95 QUALITY CLOTHES V, "aaf fwrtg MARSHFIELD COUNCIL TO PROBE DEATH OF DC:S AswwiutH I'r-gi Win) MAUSIIKIKLI), Oih.. (hi. 30. Tlic .MuiHlifit'lti council lat ni;;lit decided to investigate the cause of ileath of 2't ili.s and HfiMl eats in the K.uii li Ma:hiield district vv iili in tin p;t I few tlay. Stonia-h i-'mi'ditH will he unnly.td to deier iiiuie wbetlier. poison wa.i the aui'. ! Hn't fail tu st e our Saturday's .' sin'fi.il on ati,iii;i tjoduclti. 1-0 ; . Lane- St. -o j INTEREST KEEPi i AS DAY NEARS i FOR F.I FiTITlON (Coi.lMH! -! tYor.i p I.) will contain lip' fd!ov. n. United Mates Renihlliau canil''t'i '(:. pi evident, llej hi-rt Hoover. ice-pn sidt ni, ( iiaiics Cm ti: lel.uhlicail pre-.iuelll c for For . For ioi: Kobcit It Kcxkendall of Klamath ccui.ty, II. J. urner of rtnatllia county, ( liaile.i II. Carey. John L. I lay and .Mrs. t'hai li s K, Hunyou of Multnomah county! Ih-mou'utU' caiidida'.cs For ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW POEM FOR THE DAY j ny LOl IS ALltLIlT HANKS THE LAND OF DREAMS Writing of the new attempt of capitalists to revive the once famous old mining town of Iioc'.ie. California, the editor of the News Keview wuite on October I ', the following: "These old boom towns of the far West are immensely in teresting. I liry were interej-tint: in their heyday, when they were packed with turbulent, inwdy life; inlerestin,; in their decline, when ju krabbits scampered throuuh the streets where the mak ers of millions once walked; lntetestini; in their occasional re vival, when a new oeneralion tries to restore the old-time ylory. The West h.c; been a land of dreams, anyway." A youth who was aflame with zest Asked I yman (tree her bout the West II viule youth had any chance In that law land of w.id romance, f "' he wic old man lv.;an to rtnile (fif eyes weio twinkling, lull v ;;uilc, 1 "Ah, c, ti. imtluiv e'e but room j "Its iLcie ihcy lurt i:iv.MiIed 'boom'." Thr 'e-t, a ol tir-. lilinv streams. ! I - ,lvay'. been a l.Kid ot dreams , V. h.c.e w aite-t ippcd t.i ut l, .ins pie ire the ;ky And tli.t with t loud: wluk- pa.-siti;; by; heie forest -i. clothed in mystery. Hae helped to wr,ur cms histoiy; e i io:irc;y. m mingled with l st II..' I p;v were r rate a 1 !l(e piolic. is in I hrv wie a tide ot r.hr ii W if ni..'i'i I i mu out the 1 i .i "in I hal tiMuui a los. iii.it. ' In th. sweet llown- r heir I .!.: ttom o( e u t l)lc:idrd w.lh the Kd 111 tll.MC ..Ui ,,s ,. tl...... N am ri r. Ami ru.l in." Ti,.-re st,.!- i i . I S W 1 1 il st - wilde t camp had pieaidM. Alfned K. Smith vic-H president. Joeih T. HODtuaon For Uitiocrattc prenldential elec tor;; . K F lliackney. Thomas H Coaiie. Carl C. Iwnaujsb, Walter b. GWaop, and I(obrt A. Millnr of Mulinomalj county. B i i:thit tirlnciph- independent fat.dldit'es For pnaideiit, N o r mai 'Ii.oiaas. For vice -president. Jam p.- Mitu'-r. For nocialist princl peB lli lependelll prenldenl lal 4-leC-torri: Minnie M Farlaud and T. It Ww d r1 Fuiatilln county, K. fJr.'niie:.. V.. .1. .Vaiiiti and John Wehrll cf Multnomah county. K .'.;.( i--t labor ciindldutf s For president, ernr L. Keynoldu. For v c,.., id'-m .li-iemiah i. Crow ley. For wicialixt lnlor prentden u, i.rio.s: (. II. ( atcUlns. Svei - lin oli ;e:j. C Joidau, J. Muii'i "I Multnnmah county and M id im.h1 of (leisciir.tfs county. lmh tH-ndii' candid; ion Kor prescient. William Z. Foster For vi e pn -Hident, Jienjarnln tilt low For jut!' peiidMnt presidential elector.- : Wilho lleiiman, Helen I). MmH-oii, S. V. Syanen. Harry I'lti ot Clatsop county and Marion tJray of Mullnomah coutily. State of Oregon For representative in coareiS, fit i district V. C. Hawly. t ,!ai!o!i county, republican. Har vey i;. S;aikveatber of Claik.i'.jaH coui!'. democratic. Fpton A- Fp ton ot C lackamas county, sot in Ibst lalxt For secretary or state K. K Dodiis of Wasliiiijiton county- -o-ctahi principli-K 1ndepetid!iit. Hal K. llo i of Clackamas county, re puhliian. Kd .S. I'iper of Muliiio inali county, democratic. For .sta'e treaxurer A. A. Hos lund ot Mullnomah county, ho-elali-i labor. Tims. li. ' Kay ol Marion county, republican; ui'ino-cra':.-. NVul Swfilaud of Multuo mail county, hocmiii princip'.cs indepeiidelit. Kn j-.:tiep f the supreme court. (Two tfi elect ) of Washington (letil. tiilhei K. .-.j... .... m.i..-i emmty. i.id' t't n- H.ftnaker of Mult-; iiom.ili county. Independent, j , HoNiner of Marion county, in Icpen d:'iit. (j. I.. Ferrlne of Mul'aoman county, independent. John L Rand of Baker county, republi can ; democratic, Genr; ilna tu.'tn. of Multnomah county, repub lican; democrat ic. For p ' t orney ceneral W. R. nelii-r of Clarkamaa county, so cialist principles - independent. William S. l,-veus of Marion coun ty, democratic. I. II. VanWinklc of Mai ion county, republican. For dairy and food commission i. ,'ohn I. Micklw of Washing t in i. mily, republican; democra tic. A. K. Sanderson, of Multno mah count y, independent. Carl V. Sod-rha k of Multnomah county, socialist labor. IVter Strciff. Jr. of Multnomah county, social! d pi -im iple -independent. I or judtrc of circuit court, sec nnd judielal diKtrict. (Three to elc. t ) -James T. Fraud cf Cons couiiiy, deniHiatic; republican- J. I W. Hamilton of Imuclaa county, ! d'-moi. ra'ic; n.'publican. (I. V. Shipw orih of Lane county, denio- cra'ic; republican. I'or Hciiator, tilth tjcnaional 'lis- trlr'i - li. L. Kddy ot I Jon vlaa co;tnty. i epublican. For representative, foirtli rpre- M' lJini i i district. (Two to elect.) I. W'tli'T S. Fi.-hi r, democratic; r-pii hi :i. Ch:ir.es , Lor k wood, repuhlp ; n ; i hum ratic. I I or di.-trict attorney- J. H. Aus tin, dei.H, latic. ; ny Cordon, ro publit an. ; For isn:ipy judy. V. S. Hamil ton, denio'-i'nlf.-. U. A. Hi-rclier, ; icpuhlican. l-'or loutiiy ( ommissloner koyeo A Husenhai k. repuhlicau. For slienfl'-V. T. Jackyou. democratic. Fcrcy A. Webb, re publicu n. Ko." county clerk Itoy Arcc tilt lamps. .:a:n camp: mt band- d blood. flood n i.iir t-4 a r. rd bieee tteo. i.i:r hr I latte cries a pai L iher IihIcs. STORY BY The Tinvmltea all sat around till in the door there came a sound. ' ,Iiiy, TinymitHB, you'd better pjo .o sVep." a loud voire said. "To nay up late is very ronn. eo hop in bed wh'-re you belong-" "AH 1 riKlit," r piled the Tinies. And! they crawled light Into bed. When Clow ny woke at early ' morn, he toou d loudly oa a horu. 'Wake up," said he, " 'Tla Hallow-i "'en. ?fine on, let's have some Cun. ; I Wa've made nic things to do oiieer iricKH. un, listen now my: tick-tat k lit Ua. Wake up. you lazy Tinymites, it's time our sport's be gun." Then Scout y Jumped right out of bed. "Oh, you're all wronn," he '.shandy said. "We should not have our Hallowe'en until qiiite late to 1 niKht. When darknexs spreads around the sky. and there is no ! bright sun on hiph, we'll turn loose j on our funny pranks, and do them all aip right." j V?e Coppy added, ''Yes. he's IriiihL We ought to wait until to- ninht. And Carpy. too, agreed that that was just the thlnn to do. So, throuk'b the day they slept and ate. They found It rather hard to wait. At last the stars came peep ItiK forth, up in the sky of blue. "Let's go." cried Clowny. "Nljcht is here. Now, first of all we'll sneak up near to MistT Captain's window. Then we'll give htm quite a scare " Their tick-tacks o'er the window slid, and thn the Tinles ran and hid. Tb captain jumped uiwl aiming "What in eoilllT fin OUt there?" ,... i-t h- .""..;.' ......- nu an. nenieiiiir, hub ia naii"" " &r.ii thn iIimv Rcamiiered off to find another man to tease, "Ah. here's a sailor sleeping sound. j democratic. I. B. Riddle, lepubll- Ican. For county treasurer James E. , Sawvers. republican. T. M- Wiu- I :,.".! .1 ...I. Iliiui n. u- iuui-iniii.. For county assessor Frank L. Calkins, republican ;democ: at ic. For county surveyor 11. L. Kpp sleln, republican. O. F. Thiel. democratic. For county schoot superinten dent Kdith S. Ackcrt. rrpubllcan; democratic For county coroiyr H. C. Stearns, republican ; democratic. Measures 1. Five-cent gaboltne tax bill. 2. 1 1 ill for reduction of motor vehicle license fees. 3. Income tax bill. 4. LimiliUK power of U'dslature lover laws approved by the people.) 5. Deschutes river water vand j fish bill- j 6. Rogue river water and fish bill. 7. Vmpnua river water and fish I bill. I K. McKemiie river water and fish 1 bill. j j City Ticket I I I'or mayor George K. Houck. i K. V. Hoover. I For recorder Ilaiold K. Sherfy ! A. J. Geddi's. ( For treasurer W. F. Thomas. j I Councilnien. watd 1 Storey lies. ,i naries . Wharton, lamer Ato ! Kan. ! Councilnien, ward 2 - S. L Kid der. A. J. Young. W. It. Hrown. Counciimen, w ard 3 F. W. Chase. James Hutcbings. Arthur McMillin. J. K. Dent. i Councilnien. ward 4 G. V. Young, w. F. Harris. S. J. Shoe maker. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Deatre ' Pyorrhea Treated Phot.a 488 Masonic Bldg. UU I OUR WAY j CMLOO'-OG'v E.e-: H I TAtiTT'A CO VVIAAv? ! ; DAR RA JTL&Tfimgs! ! RAP OL-0AR- imkJ ARE MADE-MCTBCRN '- DNY MITES HAL COCHRAN PICTURES L s. mt. ot. -Tzzr Zljf READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THS PICTUkE ! wfrh ni-r- now let's gather Coppy. Then they " - ! 'round." said j tickled tit in until It made him ' sn SIDE GLANCES "You'll have to promise to drive very carefully, egg in thu basket." NOTHER NEW PLACE "Wanda" itni le Iism b-ft BY KN1CK i (The Tinymites nave some more fun in -the next story tLopyngni, e-.a onvm-, Inc By George Clark I have a dozen i ""e h year in pern' ! "l'ine! Hut does 1 and live tti- re to in tii .liplre. liy Williams i v ioU: the tni'ial codes. phnu of nine 1,,l,u t . 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