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JROSF.nURC NT.WS -REVIEW. ROSEHURC OREGON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 1, 1929.
FINE CONDITION I
15 SHOWN BY CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
(Continued from page 1)
probably be ready fur occupancy
during (tin early part of the tt4.ni-.-mer
months, i
It will ins three stories In heh'hr,
nait the tt.ldU.ir of three more
Stories if needed. The lower Hour) morning improved
will accommodate three stores and Am her constructive itein. which
a rantge. while the upper stone : l fult under any ,,f the e las
will be awed entirely by iiJiysii-laiirf ; B-Jfutiina or new building opera
mul .leml.u rorolfhes " remodelling of Ihe
New Building Started
Onlv two reii.i ne'M were run
(.!).-..! .lin n v ttm vear. one belli :
l. iili hv v. ll liiin h on W l ik ln-.ii 'i
street and ihi other by J. A. 1
teraon on Milllary elreot.
lloaeburi;' residence roiistiue
llon has lull. n orf very notlcialiljr
duriliK 111.' cast two yaers. but thus
In iaflly explain"! by ihe rullroud
terminal .bant-. hkli look a
tr. nt many families ay 'roiii (no
ciy two y ara ui-o, elliiilnalliiK the
house sliorlace tli.it formerly
existed. . '
Conditions t present, howi-ver.
IndlralK a nilval uf rcaluflltlul
cunaliuclioii soon, ub Ihi'ie are at
j.rt'snt f'w ib-alrablu vac-ant
houm-B 10 b focnil In 4own. School
CLASSIFICATION
Monih
January
February 1.975
.March 12.IIIUI
A.'Tll C.IMlO
Jlay
r . r. 1 1 o
June 27.roi)
July
2X0,7110
AuguBt .. ..
Si'Ptfinbur
October .. .
November .
lJeceniber .
Totals
1.3.V)
90.000
... SI2I.025
COMPARISON
1928 1927
January $ o40
February 42li
Maleli 12,730 1.050
April .. - 10.175 3.i;.V
May 7. lull B.25
June 2S.300 7.55
July .... 2X2.950 6 250
AUKUat 350
Seitembir .... 575 22".
Ociobcr 1.425 B.vxl
November 480 ITU
Hecember SO.OOU 35.(150
Total H39.165 6C.150
EX-GOV. PIEHCE AND MIS3 Halem. und her liroihern, lleorse
CORNELIA MARVIN WEO Msrvln r.nil Kre.l .Marvin, of Ta
coma, Waii.
Mr. anil Mrs. Pierce Imllcited
RAI.KM. Ore., 3nn. I. Miss Tor- they woulil speml a few eekB In
nella Marvin anil former (lov. Wa!-1 California anil then would ko to
ter M. I'lerce were nmrrie I lant.ihe ex-Jtovernor's ranch In l.'nlon
nlBht at thn bride's country home1
near Koa, Polk county,
The guests at the ceremony
v.ere MNs Mf.rvln';' brother-ln law
r n J sinter, M r. a nd M rs. Frit is
Hlade, h"r uncle and aunt. Henry
Moody and Mrs. F. W. Selee, all of
SlMCF.
It's here l!.e J.inimry isue of the Meyer Both
Newspaper Advertising Service I I' orty-two
complete puses just loaded with hundreds of
illustrations for regular merchandise or for
sales and clearance cyc-nppcaliii layouts
and sales-producing copy suK9liln',l Also the
first showim of Spririq; Apparel. These illus
trations and ideas arc offered to yon abso
lutely fiee. ou nrc welcome lo come to our
files or request a representative who will hrinjj
the proof sheets to you for yo;ir inspection.
Roseburg News-Review
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER. Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phons 284
Oak and Kan, Sts.
AMBULANCE
I aticn.hm.e this year showed un In
'reane. imllialliiK Hull tin- illy hart
alliioat euiiipl.'l'ly rei ovured rmin :
iu heavy popniailou Iohh mid it. r
now bark I" H"' I'lacf of ln year
aso TiiiK" houses were hard in BM
ture, makiuK '"si ruction ii.i.m
naiy. While there probably will not
be ii, ik. i new reMilemlal con-1 mi.
nun tluriuK Hie i-urly part of tne
roinluK e:ir, rolHlllloiiH tire i x
peeled to continue Improvement,
niaKlnx a revival Vf billlilliiK lie.
j W ht'"'rM ' l'ir-
!Ke building-, where tne Mont-
"nomery Ward More Is located.
wan a very expensive piece of
"iv, an iv nun iieceMHUi y I i.
change and alter the entire build
liiK. the labor and expense involved
bftuK almost an much us In u new
structure.
Taken as a whole the year of
1928 has been a very satisfactory
one from (he bulldliiK standpoint,
and an analysis Indfcatea a very
favoruble outlook for the fu'ure ac
tivities in thin lino.
Following ure two tables, one
showing the dassltlcation of the
construction expenditures for the
pant year, while the oilier is a coin
parboil of the permits, month by
month, since l'J23:
PERMITS FOR 1928
3 13 S3'
o ID
" I w ca
f 275
4,ii25
2,300
5f,0
230
175
l.lioll
200
2:-0
:i".o
075
75
4i;o
50(1
6,000
12.730
10,175
7.100
2h,oo
22,9.'ii
350
r,75
1.425
4.l
90,000
2,001)
4,300 4.740 8.1011 439.llir
BY MONTHS
1926
$ 0.300
5.(140
,050
3.515
ld.yso
24.M5
22.550
11.750
3.275
10.S50
725
350
IHI.V10
1925 . 1924 1923
I 9.600 $ 13.525 $ 1.025
0,150 I7,li.i0 22.370
12(1.390 11I.550 5X.475
19,h25 3K,2(io 4o25
ao.Hf.il 1 1.575 12,725
20.700 2S.UI5 (i.525
HI. 250 21.340 12.5'jo
150. 1 50 1U.025 3x,(i25
33.515 332 lyHaS
Io.HhO 29.o(io 19.710
17.255 10. 950 13. MO
4.950 (iVJOU 33,705
$-.11,515 3I7.77 $279,710
county.
Miss Marvin was ittate llbrarlun
for n:i years.
A. V. (illllii of Portland was
here Monday attending to school
matters.
A.f.na w JT-jr-tt
Llcenstd Lady
Embalm..
SERVICE
DHImLTl
WRECKED BY BOMB
(,4MUIr. 'j Ijm.. Wir-)
IiK'l IIOI'I', Jan. l.-Thc rimlly or
Vluc.-iil 4 1 iu Initio. Iiali.in banker
and 11ev.Mpa1.er publisher, eycaiw-il
injury early lodav when 11 bi.inh
blew mil one Bide of the limine.
wrwked the baKfiiietlt an t hroki
all the wicdowit on the tint iuo
floors.
Police rovihl a-Hsk-n no motive for
the bombing, but ri'-allt-il that
(jiullaiio wan a dt-ffiint witiit.K rtv
cenily in thn trial of un Italian ac
uuitti'd of the FhootiriK of another
Iialiuu in a ('ohiinhus dav p;irai
h-r;.
The Hhooiinn was iht result
of fascist and au'i -farirt friction,
thn poll" KlM.
(rlullano 1m (he pri ;:filfnt of a
bank b-aririK his iritue arid Ik Ihe
publisher o the Italian Tribune of
America.
Cluliano later mild he believed
in ai:archiitic oriranizat ion against
which It f h newKji.iiT Iijis Ih-hh
campaiKuitt; wan rtponnlMe for
the bomhitiK. H' d' prt'cau-d h-ti-K'tlonH
that the Columbus dav
hootinc; hnd any connection with
the affair.
rillCAfiO, Jan. 1 The NVw
Year whs hardly four hours oil
when Its first bomb, a hiai k-pow-der
"pineapple," exploded.
The bomb had been planted In
the doorway of Cus Krauts' combi
nation coffee shop and barber
shop at 417 North ( lark street, not
fur from the loop. Imniage was
.dl'.'ht,
USUAL HILARITY
USHERS IN 1929
IN BIG CITIES
(Continued from page
th" booileg pikI gancHti-r wais
over liquor," Hurlburt said.
Only one raid had been reported
up to early today. That was a!
tne Putney cafe on Kast Ontario
street, where Honor wuh seied.
.ioinintj uewrfp:ipers d ll f crei!
from ;he prohibition departineitl's ;
lew oi ine niuaTioiu renorttn :
that many of the well known i:l;;hlti
iuiis tool ca.t s weie V u-neu, w n m
.MKMiici.iUie jneil orinhHIg. .kKIt;- I
Of loop hotels enltmated i '
jott gneslK at tl.-ir dining roo:iis.
:mi ihe ; :eral cxpr s.itnu ws;thn diplomatic corps gathered for
ihat It waa the IIveiieHt and i.ois-1 i.r si.i i.ruukfuui i.rinui.r
U st ceh hiat; n in many yeai.
Numerotn nlrlit c:u'.i Im nan turn -
ng down reservations a v.eek
meetings at cluirchea
:hioughout the city preseuled the
Jlher si'ie of the Holiday picture. 1
For those wamlerers of tho ;
stieet lo whom the New Year,
-o-enu d to ofi'er only wretched.
-lefS and (jenpHit-, gonpel nil.-siuns :
.tnd otiier havens tor (he home- i
iess held services, i.n'l olici cd '
wiiat physical couilortH they couid.
New York i Revelry
NKW VOIIK, Jan. 1. -The side
wallis of New York and her
churches attracted thousands to
welcome the Nev; Y ur. j
The ancient chimes of Trinity j
mingled wl h the tquni. or t.u
iicnw as lliy w.ts lM)ru whhe '
r.owd.-i. beyond Ihe mope nf Mat-,
nc jolk-c, h;ll;cM thi(Hl;Ji Tim.'j,
.Square. ;
ti.iiety va:( the keynote of the
city's, xA'lioiiie to the New Yi J
and c: fes, ienii:uiai:ls, niyht clnhj j
:ll(l h'.te.s Were Uxed lo cn,.a(l.yi
o pn.v.de f(ir I lie me -1 yuiakei s.
K. his by l::ip;tt.d federa'l prool
oition agents were made in Man
ia. tan. iho ikl.Mi. The Hk.iiz and
on Long Inland. So wide..prej:d
aha ihe celebration that the raids
were more or Ins local to the dis
tif' t in which they occuired.
Plenty of Liquor
The raids were wiueiy scattered,'
.Hid included ail classes of piaccn
.n i.Jite of l hem weie palions and '
iiicrrni.(ke,s disturbed. Mm u ii
quor whs seized. The raiders nuni-'
tiered i!'Mi, 1
liou-ls weie the scene of many
i-rivaie pu tleH a.i well as Hie i
gaiheilm; plnr e of iiupropni '
treups. despite ccver cl:argc inn-,
Hint; hh hir.ti as ni.:ln rluhs
and tafes wcie crowded to capa
city. ,
ihe ri reels were crowded wit'i,
:neri; unk. v. paid lime heed
o poiic.. r !'.iiaii--iM und meg, dj
.ibi.ui bli.uhiK tin hoins. toai.g !
conietti nnd liiiiktiiK merry in at
-O oil iijtuiii (1 nodi.
iii.e liniui c.irrled watch s-t j
ices ;.n I uliier New Year features 1
into ..i:ui ri. ihoiiandH gal here j in
he cl.uic.'ie.H to mo the New Year
m. i
rnsco Very Noisy
f I i: .ci;, i o, jan. 1. 4s
mji'uiiaciuie. h or neo . anri'i.;!
"w hoop.-e," icuden's ef (;m
dinting. :lshed seapnt tell Md.iy
they had odd their o. n.
In Ihe words of the old Mine f-,v
cley repot lor, a go d time w.is
and by all and as police lock a
UHik they repelled that everIlil,ig
(Muisiu-red there were vei y few
uup'etisani itic.d nls.
A few holdup men took 'vai.t
:ire tr the c.unUul and tt'e low
visibility due to .olit-nl lo tae
lew doliais and excin incut
reached FUcli ii ptti-h nt A coupie
I oi privaie parlies Hint geiniemn
pieneni fettled their dlMreiuvs
with dirks.
Now iul then an exhillated re!.-
hiaiu showed hUmis of alodiohc
j UHlulgcnc.', hut must of the i,y
servanuM ronistid In mds- a ul
jhuir.ih Hotels and cafes wee
cro-l.-d ,jh.TH ,! ja,,,.,,,,
ami "Sweet Adeline" and siiiiil.ir
i ballad; were heard occasn iia!l .
I No indoor Ra i
I
:iii"
l.'li
"11:1 I:
io
!'i i:v.. ill I! ,
fit on iltiic
Mill ICtmm iI
K:iii;,.), .
tl.'l'i i m nt
. pi HH.iy
c! li
lut.l '1
h .Ii
'I til. il. hi I,
T'.f ni.vl
'li.'Uil ii-iih
imi omiiioiik .i , tllr . u,:iph, of H! iothI t.lilli'ts to mer-
iLiitit- j.iiMn hui i.v appiMng ti,P u cImiiIh with Inntrm-l Ions not 'o
!. f, iialliiv.ll, th. , i,'. II Ihr liquid to litem. I
nled Willi no tu'riou-s a.-rideniH,
Hilarity ub not, Imw.
yoie aerolnpanilnetil of
year b d.-misf. Many ctiurchi B
liad watch parlitB and pmyer nieel- j
inifB where u mole holemn iiuie 1
pl.v;.ll... i
And Un n. too. counlleBS thou-!
Banda cf ri '0(l..lB went home and '
:;o 10 bed as urual. ;
Dancers Defy Freeze j
IIOISK, Icl iho, Jan. 1. In kee;e
ins W illi an ancient custom brought t
over from ilieir native homes In !
wntlhweBt Krance. more than a New Year celebrations tliroUKh
l.illi.lred llanques of Hie llasfiue 1 , ,,e , :uly pars, d oft very
colony here danced the New Vear i ..eacenhlv im.i.i. Ilie whole, ucco.il.
"i on Hie Blreet corners a
; nh-'ht.
luid -
J
quit;
In freezini; tempera! ureg,
in contrast with the warmth of
their native land, they JanKb-d cas
tanets and nan 8 for more ihan an
hour.
Detroit Reveler Slain
DKTUOIT. Jan
1. ll-uren Car-
rell and iiarry Iee, patrolmen at-
tartied to the Canfield atatfon,
were arrested today on charges ol
j manslaughter after the death
of!
Harold limkart, 2:1, a New Year's
reveler, w ho witnesses said was
struck by a bullet fired by one of
the iwjlicemen.
An assistant prosecuting attor
ney said charRea of manslaughter
would be preferred against the
person or persons firinj; the shot.
.Stephen Kim, one of Imrkart's
companions, was wounded in the I
shoulder in the Tusillade of shots1
which struck down Ilurkhart. i
The policemen admitted firing
their pistols In the air in celebra
tion of the new year, but denied
they had fired directly at either i
Rurkart or Kim. j
A pest mortem examination to :
learn the calibre of the Ktm from
which the shot was fired that!
killed Uurkar;h was ordered by the !
prosecutor. j
At National Capital
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1. Just
about the time that n detachment j
of marine corp3 buglers the'
W'h i te H ouse roof s w u n r in to I
"Itevellle" in nonor of the new'
year, squads of detectives and po-;
lice were paying visits to Washing-1
ton nisht clubs and cafes. Fifty.'
(four arrests resulted. At one nif;ht
club patrons seemed to think the
call by officers an intrusion and in
the fight ent-uin;; a detective was
i severely
beaten His ii iuries were
neaten. Ills n.jur.es were
I not serio:
' Generally speaking, however,
' Washington awakened today w 1th
the sense of thankfulness that
comes from
New Year's day
n,.div h..n.it. Tha ,ia.-
nf hMns mii..r tlirmiL'lir m Tli
prest-tent was out of the
city and
',U UI, if- ,i..u.,
reception was
eunceleil
,i the Pan-Amoi-Ici-n bnildlnc
B,.i,ii uvuni .tts.n.ui '
of Ihe r,lhinet. the supreme court
;an congressional leaders. Secre-
i tirvr tinfl Mra lvi.11r.trtr uorn il.u
host and hostess.
Other events of the day that had
an official tinge were the recep
tion lor the Judlciury by chief Jus
tire and Mrs. Taft at their home
and the army recept ion a I which
Mitj - (ietieral Charles P. Sunimei
n H, chief of staff, was the host.
HOW 1929 WAS
GREETED ABROAD
(AM-ihil Pn-M I.4-SM-.I 1
Iondon The old yeai
out wilh snow falling heavilv in
the north of (ireat Britain and a!
sloppy drizzle in Ihe metropolis, j
As King Oeorge was thorn-lit out !
of Immedti'.te danger, festive greet-!
lug to PtL'it was unabated. !
Iterlin Cerman carp, served
wltli nisny naiiies ami carefully1
cooked, was the pltfe de resist-!
a nee in Berlins New Years cele-1
bratlon. Along with It were eaten'
doughnuts filled with Jam. Hot ,
puncn nut of ku k was drunk in i
toast to i;2!t. Lucky emblems were i
cast from lead to tell the futur
and P.2H went out w ith the crack-1
lug cf firecrackers.
Paris Hundreds of courtinar-1 ih? Initial refueling another li-O
tiitled soldiers received pardons or I gallons of gasoline were taken
commutations of seiiieuce as a aboard. Tho plane carried 40 gal
New Year's gilt from President ) h- of oil. and took no more
iHmmcrgtie. aboard at refueling.
Shanghai China began the new
year as a united country under the
nationalist flag with civil warfare
ended. As the solar calendar hail
been adopted recently. China tor
the first lime oh.teived New Year's
day In common wiih the
countries of the world.
other,
South Pole -The
rived in daylight.
new year
Hucharest -Queen Marie sent
her affectionate remembram es
H,u' htariiest New Year's greet
tugs to the American people.
Arctic- Ma lor L. T. Purwah.
Arctic explorer, drank a ims lo
the new year with Kskimo compan
ions at the magnetic pole where he
is conducting an Invest igai ion to
find out if it hss shifted since
I'.UK. In artous parts of the Arc
tic region :iii eniploves of the ('a
nadian department of In'erior and
more than 1"'U officers and men of
the royal mounted police assem
bled to welcome I lie new year.
Antarctic Two xiwdlCons bent
on wrestling new secret from
frozen nitcs welcomed the new
ear l,Ton nitbs apart In th Ant
arctic. The expedition led by Cap
tain Sir C.eotko Hubert Wilkin
wan on the South American side of
Antarctica and Commander Kich-
nnl K 11 ril sml i-ompiuiioiu
with lilm wan al thf gri'til Homk t
Imril.'r s 'i nill.'S fioin tllH jmii to
.ffll llit- ih.Tt'.a In ptri'dinic to
l'.i.VI.
ROGUE'S GALLERY
lniVKIJ.
Oliio - M: 'r I'.
i"..o!i. ;: t l.r Itvii'it i. .T) illll.c fl
p:o::i."!i ill ii::u ton to pn!il!!iK
Kit .Mori .o i'lll!'.i:i;He "run
f.l
lit'iit' .1 1 In k in ir. li.iii lsvu.'il ithoio.
tlllTTLELICOOe
If, EVIDENCE AT
iiiiK lo city ami counly ofllcerK.
Special asHU-iinienis Men made lo
afl oft leers la.H iiUhi to valfh
the vartoUN dances that were . in
rttxn-.H, and while luiuor was in
evidence at khvithI at the dances
there was lit lie disoider, and no
litre! h Ift-norlH Ufrn iilnei'd In
r-ulation tiiin fnoiuinur iliut mattv
I arresiH were made in KosehuiK
last nitht, but this was ikjI true.
At Ten Mile the officers ap -
prehended a group of young tteople
drii.king, but the bottles were
; thrown away as the of.'icers a,e
, proached, I lie evidence being de
stroyed so that an si a could not
be made.
The Kosehurg dunce showed evi
dence of some liquor being pret
erit, but there was very Utile in
toxication, and ihe celebration on
the whole, although hilarious and
no:.-y, was not disorderly.
S ARRESTED OH
Herbert Hastings,
ter, who has been
of Winches
arrested pre-
v.ou.ly on charges of violation of
tt:e liquor law, was picked up
Vrr V , " V' ' .
:t;eorge Hietsch charged with
drunkenness, poSEeHnlou of liquor
I tt" 1 i"'1111 fxpohure. A leuerai
cnarw, of ailI1p0r,a,ion of iiqlJ(jr
j to contiscaie his car. in which the
; of.'icers claim they found a bottle
of liquor.
j Hastings is said to have been
intoxicated and acting in a dis
orderly manner at the time of hi:
arrest. He resisted the effortu of
the olficers lo lodge him in jail
and they had quite a tussle with
him. they slated, before he was
l:t;ally lodged in the county jail to
await a hearing.
No action has been taken as yet
to confiscate his automobile, but
otficers report that proceeding!
may soon be undertaken.
BODY SPANISH WAR
VETERAN TO ARRIVE
HERE FOR BURIAL
Kdward Sanders. Spnnfrh war
veteran and a member of the Cali
fornia Soldiers Home, passed
away at chico, California, Hecem
ber ::u on his way to Walla Walla,
according to a message received
here by Commandant Geo. Starm-
of the Oregon Soldiers' Home,
pas.iediaiu tne "0,'y iM l'hig nt on to j
"'nurg lor nuriat. i
'niatns will arrive tonight;
riom hl, "ill be taken
to
the douglas I'uucral Home where
services will be held at 2 o'clo- k
Wednesday afternoon. Burial will
be in the Soldiers' Home cemetery.
Although not known her. Mr.
Sandeis, is believed to be a ir.em-
her of the ii.out oung camp at
1 im. .
ARMY'S PLANE
GIVING. MOTOR
SUPREME TEST
(Continued from page 1.)
Refueled 2.8U0 Feet Up
iLeiUdiaut Moon reported, when
ho landed his refueling ship at the I
airport at 8 35 n. m., that the con-
tact was made with Ihe Question
Mark at K:10 a. m. and maintained
for H minutes. The contact was
made at 2mmi feet altitude, and the
ships, fiylng within 17 feet of each
other, tetlled Ml feet before the
gasoline was transferred.
The Question Mark returned to
the airport, circled ihe lower, and
turned toward San 1 tego, flying i
evenly at abo-.t 2;oo feet. The next ',
refueling will be made at 1130 I
a. m. In San Dteto. where refueling
Khlp No. 1 Is stationed.
ILeutonunt Moon is to take the !
refueling slili. from his airport to
luiperail county alriHrt to be pre
pared to riuel the ship tumid bad
weather Luce It off its planned
course.
WHISKEY LIMIT
WIDENED TO AID
INFLUENZA CURE
f VM.-mf,-. Cm- W-v
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1-ltestric-Hons
on pbsl( ians" pr.ncriiuii as
fo" whiske-y have been lessened jy
the prohibition bureau In the face
of the continued spread of Influ
enza. Any doctor v Ishlng a larger
numher of medicinal whiskey pn-
0nn to enrp for his patli-nts
ran ohtHln tlu-iu. tho htiri'nu said,
l.y ni;liiix at th pri.hitiltion of
fit In his lorrltori. rivl.'r the Inw
a do. lor I allowed lo proHCTlth' a
pint of wl.lk.-y for a piitl.'nt cv.-ry
t.-n d:iy tintl 1"' fir-h pierrip
tions run h.- ni;ul.' monthly.
rrohihitir-n o:fiUili said th.Te
ns no li'!'hi it'i i:i the liquor
law r.nil thm lh aiinnuttcnt. nt
as niadrt lo tmortll ili tors Cial
they rouui o'.itain more pi"ern
lions If thy nwilcd tlti'm. It u
ald that ll was prnrtlrp lo sir a
physlrlan mon. Ihan 11 rrsrrl
I lions monthly if It was found
j necessary.
ICetKjrts made by the public
j health service Indicate no lessen- j
inK of influenza over the holidays.!
From widely scattered sections!
j there was news that public schools j
j and coilcites v.ere delaying Ihe re-1
I sumption of work because of l:i
fiuenz;l. CHR(3TMA3 CAr.OLS DRING
BACK ERRING DAUGHTER
OXr'OJtli, I'a., Dec. 31 -The ninR
Iiik of Chrixlina? carols in Salt
Lake City, 1'tah, served to unravel
the mystery of the disappearance
of Mia Frances Uruwn, 17. who
left here laHt May with iuy Ited-
mond, 34, her uncle, her parents
revealed.
The Khl's father. Kirk Brown,
had enlisted an almost natlon-wid-
search for his only daughter, and
police circulars and fliers had been
sent out lo scores of cities and
!evento foreign countries.
Today the parents received a let
ter from their daughter in which
she said that when she heard Sun
day school children singing Christ
mas carols in a church iu Salt
Lake Ciiy fhe became homesick
aiid "Ju.st had to write," although
prore.:Hinjr to be happy with her
unHe. Hedinond is a brother of
Mr;',. ISrown. und his wife and two
childn a ure( living at the Hrown
home.
Hrown immediately sent a mes
sage to his daughter and will leave
immediately for the west hoping
to bring her back home with him.
SKUNK DINES ON BEES
I(Aolflt-J I'reM LimmmJ Win')
PHOENIX. Ariz.. Jan. 1. Bee-
keepers in Arlsona are convinced
that a skunk couldn't have any
other name and be what he is. .
i One bright moonlight night. In I
an apiary where bees were mys-j
terlously disappearing, guards
were posted. Out of the shadows I
came a skunk, to tap on the front j
of the hive with his feet and claws.)
The bees, cold and sluggish, came:
out to investigate and the intruder;
of ground pork-cracklings and
strychnine was set and four skunks
died. Seven died the next night.
One, examined, had bees in his
stomach.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
O. 8. Weather Bureau Office
I Roseburg. Oregon. Data reported
by E. IL Fletcher, Meteorologist Ic
charge.
Barometric pressure t reaucea
to sea level) 5 a. m 30.16
Relative humidity ft p. m. yes
terday (pr cent) S2 1
Peclp. in Inches and Hundredths: j
H iel, est temperature yesterday 51,1
Lowest-1 niperature last night 42
Average temperature for the ,
day 4J i
Normal temperature for this j
date 41 ,
Precipitation, last 24 hours .... T ;
Total precip since 1st month.. T
Normal precip. for tills month 5.31 i
Total precip. from Sept. 1,
1!2S, to date 9.34 .
Average precii. from Sept. 1. !
1 ST7 1 1.09 j
Toul deficiency since SepL 1, f
llijs 4.75
Average seasonal precip. Sepu j
to May. Indus we 31.1b;
Forecast for Interior bG'itlr.c3t '
Oregon: I mettled w ith it in late
tonigiit and W( dnesday. normal
teiiiMeralure.
NEW TODAY
WOOd Fir block. 3
tiers $3; ash
Phone 10F2;t.
block. $3 per tier.
FOB CONVKHTINtl screen doors
into s'orm doors use Sisalkraft.
dcnn-Gerretsen Co. i
foir"S.!.K Jersey ""Durham calf.
Phone 2CF21 or see J. I). Palm.
2 miles north on highway.
LOST Two hounds, one black and
tan and one blue speckled. Find
er notify F. S. Btakely. Howard.
FOR"RENT R room "furnished
house. 431 Mill St., with garag,
115 per mo. Chas. Keyes, 82ti N.
Jackson St.
TO MAKK rtKun for young stock
w ill sell one possibly two of
my high grade Jersey cows; your
choice of 5 head at $125 each. J.
F. Bonebrake.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Spselsllst In ths fitting of
Qlssses
11 Jackson 8L
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal Works
HEATING AND
VENTILATING
Westsrn Furnaces
604 N. Jackson Phons 4S
Extraordinary
Engagement
of
Warner Stone
ANO HIS
Orchestra
Late of Pantagcs Circuit
Red Hot Dance Band
12 Musicians 12
Oriental
Gardens
Friday, January 4th
WELL UTIEiED
One of the most enjoyable of Af
fairs coniinR at the close of the
holidays was the dance ou New
Year's eve pponsored by the drum
corns of I'nuMiua Post of the
1 a mnrii".n l . sfinn ui tiie Oriental
Gardens. A lare crowd was in ai
', ten lam
throughout the evening.
The hall made a very attractive set-
Build for Permanence
When ynu build a home that will
endure you must have a financial
r.3 veil as an architectural founda
tion. Start a fund now with us for
tljs good work.
4". Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
TheRoseburNa!ional Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
lf IHad
I The Cash
S
fAPPY
New
I I I I u
ii mi m
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brief respite between two
years of effort, during which
we Ioor behind us... let us
hope without regret... then
forward, forming resolutions
that we pray will bring us
future health and happiness.
Alike with "Western Auto"
...And, today as always, we
give much thought to you...
our friends and customers...
We wish you full fruition of
your dreams . . . May "your
ship come in" well laden with
prosperity.
May well deserved success
reward your efforts, as it has
crowned our constant striv
ing to be of more assistance
to our fellow motorists...
through greater values, bet
ter service, and fair and
honest dealing.
I -"0 Strain tl Ttest-
j WfestcrrtAuto
i oouui jicpnena oi.
CLU-COLDS
r
cnccic at urn sneeze
Rub on inhale vepors
V VApORUB
tin lor the dance with fir boughs,
red and tfreci. paper ropes and tin
sel arranged in decoration and a
large Christmas tree centering the
room.
Excellent niu.ic. provided by the
Merrymakers Orchestra, was fur
nished for the dance 1 program.
Several tickets for airplane rides
the I'Hipiiuu flying service
- i were j-iven away throiiKh diawiiiK
last night, this feature being pro
vided by the post.
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AVOID THIS PROBLEM
In this case the young man
longs, dreams and plans for
a home of his own. All he
lacks is the cash to gratify
his desire. How different it
would he if he own?d a build
ing and loan certificate.
With one of outs his finan
cial problem would be solved.
Take time by the forelock
and get your certificate now.
interlude... this
Year's Dav..! A
rnones Koscburg, Orel
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