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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. RCSEBURG, ORtCON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1928. PS! ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, iseued Dally Except Sunday by The Newt-Review Co Inc. j lav Aauowt4 Pr U xelujilvHy entitled to Iti u for repubil ,itoa ul Alt nw ilptuciiff credited to M or not oihvrwtM urdiixl tn ( I. Do You Know Your Own County? PPUNE PICKING Joe ytipur und to mi lo-l nuti pubJtMiitd hrm. All ritfnua rifUsllc .. i tat.'Ufcl duiikUhM kMrma r alio r(MrvwJ. wMU:mtMB ' ol mm 1)M 1asnH CMiMfs. TODAY; COW CHECK tf. W. rttfHT O. BATKS MecreUu y TrviMurvf STORY BY HAL COCHRAN PICTURES BY KNICK TWO Roue burg, Oregon, under Act of Marco 2. 187V. bUbblKlrTION ui.j, per year, by muli .,. Liiy ix mv,nin, by , , , uuuy, inre. bhmiUia, Ly inu , -jMJty, .uoifie ffluum, by mail May, by earner, per , ., , UO X w -r o & e'S u r gTo" re g o' n rtio a 7, "d'e c'e m u er " 1 4, v3I3." THK CHILDUEX SUFFER Ever'bcdy'i out Gallopin' 'round Pnctn' things Figgerin Howin-hesk They can make r.v bucks Cover the yard-long t-ISt of Xmai gifta Tnie is the time O the year when A feller gives Till it hurts. Have you put 6uwn per mince meat yet? A little dah of hair tonic in it will put hair on yer 'It tit. to the four Miller children and not to the mother. There jagin .t nght and we can jt was no claim that Mrs. Miller was mentally irresponsible, j in"i hew h look, on the mi- brupnono ho or tne air. Has probly uni young aquirt with bal loon pantits, a akin you lova to Found guilty of violating the liquor statute, Mrs. Mat Miller, 48, facts life imprisonment in the Michigan peniteii-ti;j-y, under the law of that state which makes such a pen ally iHiunlalory upon the fourth conviction of a felony. Of the four survivors of her ten children she was, until her arrebt, the sole support because her husband, also a pro-1 .union law violator, preceded her to the penitentiary. On ihe jury that convicted Mrs. Miller were two of her own sex if sympathy is deserving in this case, it should be extended trea you run into until you ait ona that auits tha wifa. Tha) influanza epidemic ia win. so it may be correctly assumed that she was fully aware c.' the consequences of her criminal acts and the plight in which she would leave her children in the event of the loss of her ! ,ouch nd ' "J"m cha" m" liberty. One wishing to moralize on this case should reflect ncw la the tima to go out into on ine tact inai mere naa noi exisieu a proiitaDie ae- '' m ' "ac oown aver' fir nianu for liquor where Mrs. Miller lived, neither she nor her husband would have been engaged in the practice of sell ing it. As long as there are persons willing to tiav a hiu price for alcoholic liquor, there Mill be other persons willing i y''l 10 lane a cnance on tne law to supply the stuir. That there still are far too many of both classes is indicated by two federal announcements this month. One is contained in the annual report of the department of justice that the quantity of liquor smuggled into this country from Canada hits increased approximately seventy-five per cent in the past three years. The other is the statement of Federal Pro hibition Commissioner Doran that the staggering sum ol $;!00,000,000 is needed by his - department to effectually cope with tne illicit liquor traffic. Congress, although pre ponderantly dry at least publicly shows no disposition to appropriate such a sum lor the national" dry cleaning pro cess. From this one may assume that Commissioner Doran's department will be unable, as usual, to do a thorough job of eradicating the liquor business and that bootlegging wiU continue to be one of the nation's busiest, even though hazar dous, industries. Holiday Shirts Sparkling with individuality this group of fina) Manhat tan Shirt have been espe cially auembtcd to meet the exacting requirements of the gift season. Fancy stripes for the young man, and pattern shirts for the man who makes personality the key note of this apparel. fJAtlrlrlarl'.'J .4ati, uy M.arkiitir. p MhUtIuI In this nu troiu in rr OOKiatiUlJC COW CREKK. This stream is ot.e of (fee bUtui-tc ItuiUr marks ol southern uiuiou. it i iribtttary to tne Sou in L'mu qti nver thittj ror a iarne part oc the way iioni Oit-nuaie to JtiUuie occuii.-s a urii de Iu0 throuna ruKX4 nioua taiiis. The ma,ln ul Ui boutheru fachic aauws Cow Cr-k canyon with inw 'crwc It ta popularly nuppueotj mat the t"ci!k: highway passes MirouKh t:ow creek canyon biU this is not ini. South ol CajiyoiivtJlfj the I'uciiic highway tolluws Canyon creek, vhtch is alt hi a nar row defile. Some miles to the Houth ihe Pacific highway ciosMes Cow creek, but at this point th creek occupies a wide vahVy. WaUinR's "His tory ol Southern Oregon," aays an Immigrant recovered hiu catih from thievish In dians in Mils valley, from which fact the creek derived Us name. Iluy Amrlcaa tfnve now. It the rh-apet tlial it bus been ten years. Wharton Broa. ot Cuiuiuah, Ora.. who dinl ra- j vvuii; as u rfituii or au acclileat. "i umuw i iMsuviicuiry in as afi culmt polity which he ohtaluecl in Lonnvcuoii with a nvwupaper sub scription. litflacour wan atruck down by an automobile an he walked atoua; me niKhway on .November 14. Hvyl nail reneweil his poliiy just file wueka before hut demo. 8-FOOT REPTILE i IN LADY'S HANDBAG UNNERVES PORTER ed tht cutte luio tlie berth and ' whn ih took it out. j Ami hoth limes it took all tlm ! disarmiiift power of Mm. Mad (bona smile lo overcomu tlw teinir In-1 spired by the ciiiious iukIHiik s'jiuul thut cuiiii rii mi Hie hiu;. Santa CUiui will be at Mont Komery Ward Co. ulure Siiluiday from 2 until r::jo p. m. Kvery Hiild under Ih yaiH ol ano Hill rtriive pieKeiit, w bi-u HxcompHllied only in spotted sections of the country. On acct. of so tfern many mer. chants wantm' to tetl folks where to buy their presents, this colyu;rt nas Men whittled down today. Arv othef twtd reason fer more folks advertism. LAFt. PERKNS SEZ "A pest we desptse Is the guy who insists on sneezin' in yer eyss." If yuu are fir ii rum on buyfnK a nvu car wait luitil you have btn u the six-cyliiiUt-r Chevrolet, it hcih a new siandiird In ' uuiomuuile valuo. SUICIDE TRAJLS MURDER OF OHIO LUAL OPEKA I OR11'"" erowded salely nine where people were waiiinit lor alreet car. (Cinnlnued trum pane 1.) hwilke lout hla balimce while di- n.-iiim ine nniMiiiiK ol Klrilern. houy. It wan tlio ! Wats killed Iniitanlly. lilki'Il I lie TO E STEEL WORKER IS KILLED IN FALL OF SIX STORIES The Tlnymites sat down to rest. Saki Scouty, "We have don our best, f think that Santa will tw pressed, when all the dolls are een. Here's one Kirl doll tiuri 1 like best. She's much more friend ly than the rest. The tag upon her dress says that her name Is 'Little Queen.' " Just then the Tlnies Heard a squeak. Tae little doll bettan to steak. "Yes. I'm a little queen," said she. "Won't someone set my crown? I think you'll find It on the shelf, and I can't reach It there myself." In jaat a moment Clowny Jumped, and promptly brounht H down. i "Alif here you are." he smiled and said. "Stand still. I'll put It on your head. I Mease tell us what you're queen of. l)o ou rule some wondxo land? If so, we'd like to visit there, and utay a while, If you doa't care." The queen doll laufihed and answered, "Oh, you do not understand. "On Christ ma eve I'm going to roam, until I racb some small Riri s home. Then, chriatmas morn she'll find me, when she walks in on the scne. I'm not too short, and not too tall, so she will love me best of aM That's why I know I'll rule with her, and be a little queen." A soldier doll then walked up near and loudly said, "1 sadly fear that I must ask you Tinynmes to' please .help me Ret d reused." "Why, sure," said Coppy. "You'll took cute when we sut on your sol dier suit. Bring forth your clothes and stand rig" here, and we will do our best." The soldier stood up, safe and sound, and all the Tinies fathered 'round. To help him fix up richt brought all the Tinymltes real joy. At Iftst they finished with their 1 sea. u s. pat orr j 3a. . NS MIWKC. MC -r , " READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE tahk. Then Scouty said. "Now all we ask is that on Christmas morn ing; you be nice to some small boy." (The Tinymites make a lot of noise in the next ctory.) (Copyinht, l'C'S, Nr. A Service, 1 J ' Ini PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14. Cre atiun by the legislature of a com mission to supervise the streams of the state, so that recreation. manufacturing and Irrigation pos siltiluies may be protected, was suggested at a conference, here late7 yesterday of hunters, anglers,1 -fcatlonists. representatives ot pu... and private power projects,1 and public olfk-ials. Much of ihe discussion at the ting centered ou the method mobile which took them to the! United States embassy. The Cav- airy escort and others who were to be In the procession were left to follow as they might. 1 (AasmlatrS Kftf Luuetl Wltf) CAM.iKHH.E, Mass., Ihe. I I. An etuhl fool python hHd more terrors fur a Pullman porter than it did for Mrs. lmnrH MadlHon, Jlrottx zoologist, who brought the lurttt heie irom Nhw ntk ( Ity tn list ll-uvHlili.r i-uss ihlili uhM Unii. iiitliiiiily tucked in her upper vy l,UMr PH"''' Jn.rili for the overnight jturney. ' The anukt is to be used in a mo-1 Uuwv Amork-ati iViu e now. It Ik !ion pieiure by Dr. Thomas liar-1 ,hH 1 n hour, ilireelor ot the university Wharton Kroa. juUHfiim a) Harvui'd. , "My brother poked snakes down my buck when 1 was in piKiulIV said Mrs. Mud I sun. "t got nm-d to reptilei. Most of them arv huriit les." The aim lie was eiuatwd In a bin lap sack within the stiiti-asM. The only Lime it Mhoed evidence of life aa when hv porter hoist-i tiio ! lile DR. NERBAS OKNTIST Pa In leas Extraction Oaa When Desire ' Pyorrhea Treated fhooe 8 Uaaonla Bldg. (thol into ll Maine kuii 1 1 1 m t Hit ti ot ine foal operator. hHiduiiiii iu4-ed tor Hie Miier- ill s oun l and louud tiihson .li. ititt Hounded girt hub lakun lui-mt-diatfly lo .nicy hospital hut sue wu.i dead upon ai 'rival. Il e! in. li ruttii iied lo the hIxm ifl s ot lite and he made a couipU'le MtaU nit nt. ol all Inti w ho 1iud Lold tiun. Mrs. Ileldniuji death probably aeiied an anirit, lor Sheiitt tfiu son later revealed I hat' ho had le.u inti nf her reia tarns w itli l-'eain and had planned to go to l.uiaiu to (jufrttiim iu-r. Mrs. Keel- He ( AkwjfwU-iJ I'nsaa (..aat j Witv LOS ANOKLKS, Cal., Dee. 13. CUrisimas shoppers were horrified here today when Harry Swilke, 27, foreman of a steel new, fell six stories from a building beinn con iructed In the downtown district, of naming the commission, and it was decided that the resolution propose to the legislative that the power to name the members be i placed in the hands of the gover-; nor. A proposal in the original reao-' lurinn read by Charles Miller, member of the state game commis sion, suggested that the commis sion inrimre the chairman of the fish Commission. rhlrmi.n nf il.n Uayloii uiiliK, Has shot hi the game commiHsion. state hea.lih r. t I leer and stale engineer. Speakers jdeelaied that this arrangement I would give preponderance to the recreational element, ami that a I D"dy or three men similar to the : highway commissiou would best serve all Interests. i LIFE FOR A PAYROLL j A-lat- 1'r.w. ttir..) i HCAKTANHCRtL . C, Dec. IX --Karle ilelu, aw, payroll clerk jt (lie I hi-ad and mohunrv latallv fmnwii tiay wh u two men attenipied to hold him up and s,:..j the payroll I of the mill. m iiiti ,mm SIDE GLANCES By GeoVge Clark The Slate Teacher Kxamlna llim will be held allhe ulfiue ot I lie county mlperinUMiilent of Mi lloiilK in Kimeblti'K mi Ileienibi limb I Kl. 20, 21, ttleiiry Christmas is best said with nun viH Kiadiutli'd from itciioiiL at liiilHHK, i'u., mill yeuli.slu. came lo t'umoii. Klie was woikiiia in ii department hioiv lleie wiicn her hiiHtmlid met ht-r. tllcir uiuriifil lile wua Mt-renc until .Vlanh ot this year when tin y had lln lr f li .si scrloun quarrel. Ili'lduiau uald. They knparati d at i quired to remain mat tune but were icroncllt'd it ' xeveral days. few weekH llller. In July u win I was Inii II to them. When they , "i-.i.i.hiku.i. . .... Htiticd tlie cliild wan awarileil w the (lilldtcn's tmreiiii here anu ij Mliil In the custody ot that axelicy. Brothar Dubioua .loe Mm iter, of tMilKjis, I'a.. tilt.t li. r nf Mrs. M .til rim li. was licit. Imiay lucl.in d lo Ueiiistnl a iMinplele in est trillion into his msi er s ileal ll. Mm iter Indicated that lie wa. tnu fully h.iti.iii. d in his own niind ..nil ill .it the tacts had li. cn di.i elu-cd. beciuninic at Kami Mrs. Kdilh S. Ackert. I i L). (illUery. of I loud Kiver. a delcaate to the State Horticultural convention, has heeu sirlcken wllh a ra.se of Influenza. While his con- iitiou la not serious he will be re- PEOPLE EAGER TO SEE HOOVER DISRUPT. PLANS (Continued from pan 1) however, poliea lines uava way and the crowd miri...(l uh.... i-i... 4 in ltoacbuiis for;Keutiu president and his nue-t . nili haril time ttaininit tha auto- ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW POEM FOR THE DAY By L0CI3 ALBERT BANKS L the MEW ZEROLLENE the modern oil i in . .i ... .:n.r in rii ll 1:1 1 - 1 af 02S it nr 1 fa u s pr orf. "Well, here's the address you wrote Jown; where's the pirtv?" GIFTS TO WEAR That Men Wear nil he will be pk-ascd if you cclccl any of the following : THE CROWING WORLD-FELLOWSHIP out t&l'.Ch"l"l l i"dhc'"h in in.ervlew poirited out tliat the ri,,a development of flying arnce the close of the . has brouKht remote parts of the world to,,tk. .u 1 ;.. i... i 1.1 1 i i- . . . : ciuici s. n'.i t h,,,,. win . . m ",vc- aii. loo, he said, has made iU importnt I -..tn. ry W.1,,1 ( ,.. si, Saturday J-inbuhon. but m mr travel national boundaries fall awav I 11. mi until ., ;;n ,,. ,. kv. ri ( ml. I j Ipavms nil poople neighbors ' I tli. ir , ..,c , , opportunilici tor sectional prcmdiccj are corrcspondinKly d crc,isc il. ar nations come to know their neiKhbots to see ear IMPROVLMENT reported olhcr and .0 .ns.e the sa.isfac.ions of n1M,al imdcrstandm,." llr LU blTUATIOc. I think it was Charles Lamb who said I his sentence we have olten read, "We cannot hate the folks we know. Vith whom, in fellowship, we (trow." Kor when we know their grief and pain. Our comradeship mows very plain, Ami always underneath the skin. With all the colors we are kin. i r.oss r. STANDARD OIL PRODUCT 1 "ito"'i'- Lovelace, rest lent. v.eM known wits hele yi'w ! lenltiy r.etifls rfternor.n vlsltiit:.' whit i'llil tiail-.actlllfT husines :. OUT OUR WAY By Williams 'Ih'' i m'I lilt-;. i mhihi iuii w.i i i i'.tl (u It. t.iitiii-i' inii.ni..t( i.t S IiihiI ; I t m. Hire was mil U i .ilih i 111 ft i s-il, hi). lt mi i. 11 . it. ij l.n.i ( ifHt-y mr re l illfi i.'Ut t iiilh. 'Hi.- il;e,.-.- 'V It, rl'Plll,'ltl 1)11 l!. I' WfUlf. ;, . ; ,i Ul.-i'f aii- sllll u lew . ri r.i-r... ii.. , t . w t 1" hi i .1 tin- Uy-el'ldemi Trench Co.it:, Leather J.ic ki ls Top Coal.-. C.idr)Tl Hate Siik Dirsnui' Gowns Omhre BmU Kobe Hickolt Bc't Sets Ph.M-niK Hosiery 3iik Stcp-Hs li ,U Peanuts ColuniK.aUntl Swo.ilrrs Mililrtry Brush Sets It i moved hihI Dor fslic Ncikwc;u ld Shii U Mute Sll jni art fl Li-rtMr; on hti. in.: .1 if w 1 ill' v .hi i(l til ..; I:, 1 e -.. i nt. Hit' siv 1 hi.d' l Ih. loie'. li .1 inw Muiiilai d Hi iitldMiioi'iie ( TrlORE FLU IN PORTLAND ! t 1 ...-J f,. 1 a- H rr--( l'Hi I I.A.Mi. IV. K II i Sl'- t w dM's of int!';r,.i itn I titst ile.lt h m"' !i p'Mi.,1 t,, . Hie - !'.,(hh I'.iit Hu H(.i i J 1 ii ifl ' Km H . .. in- .1 m a h-;. I I'llil. T'.n u if :i'i n.l In,.., t (FATAL ACCIOfNTS MAKKS DlOCLbt (1000 RICHLR J U ( ial.. Civ, L--..-i( Wii.l I IVK I t. M. lre . I. i- I l I The 1.,:lnlle llKTtf tf Cl.ltliiM.i; 111 Hiu n a., i t,t'oi 1 ;i ii, r hmI.i.i 1 H itnlkrrchicfa SEE OUR WINDOWS SPENCER A common motive moves nt all. A common thitll will each enthrall; W e each have lonins in our seitiln -1-nr wider than between the polrs; In each, ambition lights the fiie lh.it liid;; out li.li:;tnu hearts aspire; And when, with friendly eves, we sran, W c hail the brotheihotid of man. I think our Colonel Lindbrrah's tisht. I h.U this new wondrous scheme of flio,ht W ill much increase or kindly ft-ef And l.uuely swell our commonweal. Ihe (Urr uittiirtit tluouch the air S-rns like an nnwrr lo our piaym: It srrms a vimI straight from, hrnven t To he uf God. in mercy triven. And when these flyrs corns and .And cms are pleased by radio, lh woild becomes a friendly nom, h .ich race new t.iaks for peace assume. vll preiudlce and rear shtill cease. .And there sliall dawn a day ol psace When men shall coii.ircrits) e.Mth's ?od lo L- t!u- d..e!li.- pUie el Ce-i. 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