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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.DURC, OREGON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 8. 1929.
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.HYPOCRISY
Jt is quite possible that future generations will look back !
on the present period as the great age of national hyprxrisy.
Sham and pretense have become two of our greatest national
characteristics during the decade since the World war ended.
No one can tell how long it will be before we manage to.rpr
duce them to their normal proportions; certainly both haw
some striking manifestations nowadays. A day or so jigo
the Washington corrtspondent.s sent out some rather ex
cited stories, predicting that President-elect Hoover might,
take the unprecedented step of demanding that all govern
ment officials, from high to low, comply with the national
prohibition Jaw. "This," wrote one correspondent gravely,
"is something new. Advocacy of some such executive pro-
nouncement has been occasionally voiced in congress by two
or three members known as radical drys, but it has never
gone further than that." Something new, indeed it surely
is. Yet why, if we are not wholly given over to hypocrisy
and humbuggery, should there bo anything either new or
startling in tho spectacle of the president of the nation in-ifep
. .i ,
sisung inai government omciais snail ooserve mu naiiou 6 1
organic law? Nothing could be possibly more illuminating.!
Let yourself ponder, just for a moment, on the extent of the j power but then mebbc thass be
sham which the pending issuance of such a request implies. : cause they haven't rnuch to say
,.r , i it i T jl .I L I around the houte and wanted to
We have a 'dry government. Neither the present congress ,pout ofl when they got out in
nor the one that will succeed
law to the slightest extent. In addition there are hundreds
upon hundreds of appointive officials, each sworn to ob
serve and protect the law, many of them charged directly
with enforcing tho prohibition law itself. Yet for a presi
dent to demand that all of these individuals honor the hv.v
themselves is considered a 'radical, surprising, breath-taking
stop. Could our hypocrisy go further? It hi an ex-
treniely unhealthy"situation into which we have drifted. We :
have come perilously close to
Shyster lawyer, that Whatever
nVhf. Vn f.pnll.m Ihiit f-.u-t
' 1
ance than this. No government, and least of all a rtomo-
cracy, can endure -without a
., f r ' ' .. I T I
"t"es " ""ivuii.i. v-im-o.-, wc vttn uu uuim-ivvn n tui
growing indifference to phnm, Ave are due for a rather rocky
j. , , c ' .... , , . I
unit? in u. nine kiht. netmucM oi your ann.une toward
th
i prohibition law ils-lf, you
is a force that is n:enacing the very foundation of our gov
ernment. 2 o .
! - KELIEF FOR THE ALIENS
The fnrcitrn liingiinirc iiifniTiiiilion srrvifc points out a
tas! with which tho pro:.cnt tonjjre-8 niiKht well Iwy ii.- !.
trio pvoviilii'K of roliof for the thousand.-, of Ann rican
rcsidiiit.i of ul liirlh who, chic to cumlHTsomn laws, arc
r!nw?(l its "illcsiil entrants." before our itmiiiKi'ntion re
striction laws licciuv.o effetive in l'JJl, entering the corn
try illegally wiut not c : 'er.'(l a serious offense, and thou
sands of inimijiraiiU tame in without being examined u.v
immigration inspector.!. These people, many of them thor
oughly Americanized, now find they cannot become citizens
because our inuiiKilition Veeords do not list them. They
cannot be departed, so they remain people without a coun
try. Secretary of Labor tavis has recommended tli.it on-ffre-i
remedy this situation by mal.iiiK these aliens clittil
for cili.ensiilp. II is lo be hoped that congress can find
the time and inclination to do it.
CPEMTIGS1EIS
I
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Dr. Hanoi'
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M:ii(e dirt'cl Inns
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any nn'i lee.li:i
vliirh vat Htd 'Hi'Miiif
a wn:th(.ir. to i
Opera H not an n
Inclined toward (tilt;
CotitreUll etot.ii:ei,
offers avettue-i of i
. pritelifiil )oKers. I v
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Coutti iitrs i j iHiintfon
tod V t !.;tt
opera rcors le:n n "l w h
went throtmh rim'-'iii
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rf "Th HiiiI.er of ,H.-il
day nfehr.
The flhftV of the .
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finds Dr. Harhdo I pliive l hv le
trefet rtlniMliiitf fjiuet ucii (..-net.il
turin.lt until HiiiiHy I'tKitro lnrhlly
(iek!es M.i ivmo with a r--:uh r
(fl.icntt-.o lli'ni'il va.t p
Kl
ptiiro. He tmreed ii h ( 'out n
liint the seeit1 o'l.nd a thane
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DR.
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falntr.. txtr.otijp
Gai V. Df.'r
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RAMPANT
it will modny the prohibition
accepting the creed cf the j
you can get away With is all '
ik ic,,f o-ee.ie. imnnrt. I
hum standard of inteitritv ,
-l f I
must agree that this hypocrisv"
j turn the tiilile.i on Defreie. Thu i,
j insiead of uiiiK a feather, I'lpaio
j held a hatnliul of pepper under
I Dr. llartolo'H tune, and Defrere,
i who Utu-d to love Jokes, finished
the neerie in a pavoxvrtin of snie-
itiiT withnnt pree-dent In the Ion::
, ;i:i. flienliit'l liisiuiy of g and op
-EH PLATJT MISHAP j
CLAIVS FOUR LIVES
.i . Jan. 7
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of 'I t i
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iiid tnjired i i
a hi u late !
md
DC M PS E Y TO
iilC;, AMI
;l tow up
A'j PHOMO'i
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i,::l..-y . iil n,V( .( , a-..,ii. ai i I v.ll ill tills , 11 y . ia l.ll.l
II,' !. -I tno 1.0 Ut,l y uii ii-Kiit ts f.,n,l a l ,:.i)s yl. (..;-
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PICKINS
I5y 3?eraT (?. Hate 5
&CDT f-VENIN rOUttS
-
it take
Two ptnts to
Make a good
Quartette!
The Queition Mark came to a
full step yesterday p. m.
Well folks, thirty more days and
the pfeece car will be put on the
shelf.
. Mayor Hoover and the city pops
met last eve and things popped.
Doc wanted to cut expenses and
the city dads said "nutnin' dom"
Then Doc announced his ap
pointments and the city counc.l
stuck a knife in 'em.
Thass harmony fer ya
Nam all w hAfta tin Im nrovirie
machine guns an' extra cops fer
j counc'1 n'Bh
j steel helmets and bawbaii
! mak wU1 Part tn utf-
i '
, 0n aect ! Posfyviiie's at. dean-
I bein appointed wo win be forced
a C3uPa week t0 P'ck UP 0ur
! lect whilo crossin' the main stem.
Some of the counciimen forgot
public
T'day come of tho
are wonrierin' wot in
wanted the job fer.
counciimen
heck thoy
Ye d. will at:end the next coun
cil meetin' and give you a verbatim
rjport of the ruckus. There' tome
t;ilk of makin' it a championship
b:ttle and imp art in' Graham Mc-
Names to btoadcast it biow-by-
blow.
r. th n? t i?
"one-hoss '
towi rk the st. cleanin fellers ;
who refuse to work fer a lower ,
jcalaiy.
5,0 TOlK8' ot on rr .
and e mon up to me next mcoun . ,
no preflcnors anoweo ana -r-
muff witl Prvided ter the
more cen9itivo birds.
LAFL. PERKINS LZ
"Heving pity a poor city coun
cilman on a night like this."
Do You Know Your
Own County?
Il-r .ting I,Iim nt l,irriiint:on
r...,--.r..lH ? ,riHi, ! lluMt.n
n.t., .tKTM.iti luujinai l- tu
l).lll' H'UIIU-
TODAY: ROGEHTS MT.
In thl
uiaitlilc
(Kit. fr' d N'tr: At:, l.-rl.. t
.nt h.i.iA r. c-jn Ui'i
mIuum, l' Mr A I It. m.)
HOriKRTS MOUNTAIN.
Ttiis mountain, and KulH'its
creek, just io the north, were
mum d lr Jesse ll'dxi ts, a.
I ifuieer Undoner. The nvtun
t u in is Miiportant beeae.se nf
the fact mat li.r nu ny years
tl.e tild tae itiJd pasted
through a -.ap " summil
mid the leep mad and nar
row road resulted hi Miiii.y hc
ttdt nts and not a lew deaths.
HCOTT MOUNTAIN. This
peak was originally known a
Scott's Point, hut uearhy net
tiers chanced the name to
Stott mountain. It Is ahont
-'.:;ni feet i!l elrViLtlon IUmI Ii
clearly seen fium the netrh
borlieod ef Suitie- Ii n. It u.t
n.iuu d lor Ciinialn l. vl Sp tt,
i :ie f. untit r of M.-ott bur.
There ii a i::eu'it: in in l.a.ic
c.mn'.y in i hi- C:icade ranqe
west of Mi Keiuie pa: bear
liK Die K.Mi.e l.iitue. oil
l.'.ke U iiiMib).
FULL RECOVERY CF
KING GEORGE NOW
REGARDED CERTAIN
i ml. I i't. i..- a v i
I mnduN, s 1 '
1 iil.lle ter;.:y i, ( p el 1 i ft
e.-n , i y ot K uu; lli iir, e m
).n!)e t om iil-ii' ii. 'I he l "ii -
I Ide Willi h f't l''el l t 'lai.H
I !i- tne.v i!h fli nil.d 1 l e (;
11, e kiimiiHiu Palace has
pealed.
I . i-t nll.t'i bulletin said
! "The l.lm: a u '"
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41 lol
I 1
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-.ate-
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T'i
(,.-iiit"i t-ri iszmii Viito , rf'gardicts of whether there may
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. A I ho a call fop the old man mauler
j charn that Senator r;n of Okla- to take u;i some executive respou
l homa as Involved In a conspiracy albilt. ies left by Ititkurd.
to "destroy me and the Indian ser- j Not all of Kukatda hit;h-pow-vire,"
van made lo the annate ln-rej plana mateilalued. At one
'dian committee today by Charles 1 time lie considered promoting a
j II llntke, commissioner of Indian title b.-ut with Hurry Wills as the
' affairs. j chalN user but opposition from
j Hubert Work, former secretary I various trourres to a mixed contest.
of the Interior, Attorney General as w. ll as other obstacles, forced
' SarK-nt, Adjtant Attorney (Jen- him to abandon the plan. Itickard
er:il f'armenter and Solicitor Gen
er.il .Mitchell will be called before
the senate Indian affutis commit
ter io explain hy a frrand jury in
vestigation of distribution of funds
exceeding $l.U',Dtio helcjnKtns, to
Jackson Harnett, an incompetent
('reek Indian, was not pressed la.st
summer.
Announcement that Mr. Work
and the government officials would
be asked to appear was made dtir
h ir-a hearing today in an investi
gation of the bureau of Indian af
fairs which developed testimony
that facts in the. cine indicated evi
dence of conspiracy.
The only witness at tho hearing
was CharleH It. Seiby of Oklahoma
t'ity, pedal assist;int to the at
torney general, who, under an ex
amination by Senator Wheeler,
democrat, Montana, and Senator
Thomas, democrat. Oklahoma, faid
he was directed by the solicitor
general not to proceed with tho
cusp after he had been inveatigal
ing it for throe years.
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DINNER, PROGRAM
HELD BY GRANGE
The South Deer Creek Grange
hi Id a dinner Htid meeting on Janu
ary 5, the grang'j session being
called to o;cer nl S o'clock, int
mediately following the: dinner
hour.
The annual report of Worthy
Master Win. Karcher, ikfi-ncd un
til this meeting, was read and
made a part of the proceeding.
The grange drill team volunteered
to take i-u.it in thf etiihiilon drills
to be Uued by tiio vuiicus stiiKir
dir.ate granges at ti;e joJtt -iiutal-lation.
Mr. and Mr. V. H. Loi ke.
formerly members of Buell grange,
were welcomed to the Stmih lieer
C:etk i.nit. The remainder of tho
e, eninc waj iven over lo a pro-
gram, under the direction of Mrs.
jr. h. naiii-y. wocthy lecturer. This
i,r"" - " ft,iul l" v;
si -neu ny ner miring ner lerm oi
office
iiicluilcd thf 'fol!owjn(T nu:n-
li)u;-ic ty Cralu.o ..luntcir or-
I Ii-hiI-t, y.ra. ('. II. l',:'.il.'). (II
rt'iitor, uim- yo.I!;':l nifv.io'.-i's;
planu .rolo mid vdcil inimbt'r l,y
Nrlllt1' Itofle .Mellon: piano eolo by
.Vlar. .lost'phino Cat-hfliii; rt'Htlinn
by NVIMi? liurc M.'llon; v:o!hl dilft
bv lli'ltn aid Ivan Hranton, Willi
Miss J.is, iiiiiiu' ("atlu'lln ' nt tlf
liialio; t-bort talks by Mr. nnd Mrn.
l.or-ko. TIih t ntt-rtaillnu'ilt acoll
l.iiiI. (1 v-ith i:n ixhliillion drill.
DZMFSEY MAY MEET
VICTOR OF SHARKEY.
SIRIfiLING BATTLE
I NKW YORK. Jim. S. -Wlii't Tev
1; ,r y.o.Id ll.iv. i.C OMpladi-d
1 -K;d he lived to c-irry ( .: It.s e'a
, berute plans oilers as wide n liel
of .pi-CLilal len its that curruuadin :
hu pfihle successor.
iKk.ird had mapped Ills r-aru
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
POEM FOR THE DAY
Hy LOUIS ALUKIIT HANKS
YOU NEVER Can tell
"Recent 'stock-taking by thef members of the graduating
classes of Amherst Coflee. Amherst, Mass., from 1895 to 1906
shows that ten of this eleven mcn'picked by these classes, from
their records while in college, as ifiost likely to climb to the top
f the ladder of achievement, have actually a-r:ved there, in ac
cordance with l!3 forecasts of the?ir associates. This fact throws
an intercjiinvr sidelight on the contention of those who hold
lhat college education does not make for success. Incidentally.
' C'.ilvin Coolidgc, who waa .ac!uted from this college in the
firtt year named, was nut regarded fcy liis ckuimates as a likely
I prospect. The Monitor.
' ou ne'er cap tc'I
I icw deep he II di
I Ho may not seem
And yet may hnv?
i hat m:irki liu.i to; tfiunvxt rr rae
And fiU hnn for the highest place;
Although he hiij a silent tongue,
lie may curmottnt a lofty u:nj.
Don't pet discouraged "bout ths . d
Who's always faithful to his "dad ";
Who never fails to do his work;
Who never dreams that he can shirk;
Who goes a quiet steady pace,
Pi..'t has the prit to holt! b.ij
Ir you r.re Kiokinrr f t a "pal".
Ju t keep in n.inr! this tale rf "Cal".
Mitt nrv-cr t..i!. to ..r.v.-.xrtl m
keeps learning, tiuiuh not vc:y f..
!iut has ihc w.i.- plurk to Inst
A boy like that i; on l!ic c!imS
And in ty svirp-inr you any tunc;
11 hns r.o linii! tut t!c rklcs;
I. r.ev.T ti'.Uon by surprise.
T'nii C-. .!t;!:;c
S'lor!.! i isimif
(or o!n. (.
c.c 11. .1 tSr i
I hey dul not v..i
luit tw tr.e.i i;ojJ
Aa.i tht the t'cr.'.v
definitely this year for a heavy-!
weight revival featuring Jack 1
lenipsiy's come-back in a bout to :
be li-;J at the Vankte stadium in!
Stpu n;b r. Tht Isiribiiiitf Sharkey
iiHtrji ft .Miami Head), February '
J7, i:- tin- only taut; blu part that '
remain. alihu.t'i U U nut uuMkiJy
that Dempsey, after be lias fully ;
M-covi'ied fiom ilia shock of bis I
frit-nd h death, may decide to fio
th.ioti.0t with hU part of the pio
grani. Jack may feel that this
would have been Ith'kard b wish.
actually, had the tUkets for a
Viil.-i-lK'nipM-y bout printed at one
tim-v h-ailn the date of Septem
ber 6. 'J2i.
GLENDALE PASTOR ' ' H'- t wasn't lone; till every
TMFQ ON VITT TO lone but Clowny snored real loud.
J,T. rTrl. I ! Now Clowny had a plan in mind.
COAST SUNDAY EVE Thought he. "My little friend I'll
. . find. As long as everyone's asleep.
Rev. Charles C. Pratt. Methodist I'll leave this lazy crowd."
ndnht. :-, C.lendale, Ore., passed Out of the tent he slowly cr-pt
away si ort'.y after twelve o'clock The other Tinies soundly s-yt.
hist nb ht at the Wesley hospital Wee Clowny raced right dov.r t ie
after n.Uft ring from hent trouble.! hill and shouted. "Here 1 com;.'
say
Mp.rjhfidd Times. He v.
I'ld'i i.nd his wife came to Mafsli-
field over the weekend and Hov.
I'ratt entered ilie hospital on Sat
urday. He h;td bepn ill for a long
time .'''.ffcring f;om heart attaclo.
lie came to Marshfield to enter the
Wesley hospital, which is a Metho
dist hospital. '
Hi is survived by his wife,
Uhodd I'ratt of GIfndale, Ore., a
daughter. Mr;. I,. I'. Mnn, w ife of
I iToiesor i,inn or mo My rue
; Point hih school and one son who
is ;.;utioiu'd at Imb Angeles in the
- a y
The body Is nt the Thuerwach-
ter lunerul heme where funeral
ai i an:;( r.ients w HI be made when
the sun is heard from -at Los
An g les. The funeral" will be held
at ;lcndal Ore.
HIT-ANDRt'N DRIVER
FEELS LAW S HEAVY
HAND
M-i'oi Vrrm Imm) Wirr)
roiiTI.ANP. Ore.. Jan.-8. An
a'!:- ' 'l iitt-and run driver receiv
ed a .'o't today. Arthur Campf.
aive.ite -.1 Oecember VJ as a hit -and
run d.iver, v.ts tent tj jail for six
months when he appeared in muni
cipal court today. His driver's 1
civip was siif.noaded for a year.
Wnl.er G. ,Moh.i, arrested for
spieliii'-, drew a fine of $loo and
hit; license was suspended for
'twenty days
, ynv3 ft;;..eysed this
morning In
trttfiie court totulled fl,06ti. .
FATHER 18 DEAD
(M s, C A. l.iinllKf om of lMx
fiiW uletil;iy received woitl uf
i death or her father, who pasa
t 4 a Ai'y nt Los Angeles at the tie
vt 71 yearr.. Her father, John Ben
Mlti, v.ts r;ti!te well known here, as
he spc:ii ronsitlerahle lime in
lio.ehui K. He made his home here
for rbent thre years, just follow
in the war, and then visited here
du lmr the fiimmer of 1927. He
wati il e fil l er t f 7 riilldn n.
SUICIDES IN CATHEDRAL
( -iat.--l l'r.'M Wir.-)
!;.NS.r! CITY, Jen. 7. Shoot -in
v. .ii le pp:;-inf ty knelt in
prayer, a rn:.n identiftvd as Henry
, J. tielippers, ;in. Kiinsua City. Kas.,
comniitied sui' ide in the Uatiio
lio cathedral at Eleventh street
and r Midway here today.
it bout n boy
hie wjtl rf jry;
w.rth vor much.
;!-,e mi'c toucli
sic
-uy'r !jaccl lo hciir;
ni.i.h fl boyish (car.
i.il :.;'c! C'ontc. loo.
.".Km i boy., lo view;
,.i by ny luck.
oid-tasStonrd pluck.
1 would pre.u.S:
iTORY BY
The cookies from the cookie tree
i were Just an good as they could
be. And milk that flowed from
nearby stream was very nice and
sweet. The Tin lei ate all that they
could, and Beauty said, "My, this
is good." "You but." replied wee
Coppy. "It Is really quite a treat."
Then, when their little msal
was through, one dwarf said, "Tell
you what let's do. Let's scamper
to my little house and take a need
ed nap." So off the cheerful baud
all went, and soon they found a
Ifttte tent. "This Is my house," the
dwarf explained. "Just open up the
flap."
Into the tent they scampered
mi irk SnniA hul at leava mailn it
A pretty fairy right nearby soon
welcomed Clowny with a sigh. Said
Ehe, "You're smart, but all the rest
are dumb.
"While they're asleep we'll dance
and play and have some fun all
through the day. I've found a-little
dwarf who plays an organ very
sweet." She called the dwarf and
cut ho came. They soon found he
was In a frame of mind lo send
I out pretty tunes. Said Clowny
What a treat!
The queer dwarf
turned the
crank real fast. The little fairy
said, "At last! There's music in
the air and we can gully dance
around." So Clowny, thrilled with
her sweet charms, real quickly
took her In his arms, and started
BATTLE FOR LOWER
PHONE RATES TO BE
TAKEN TO CONGRESS
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 8. -Out
of a conference designed to pro
vide some means for the ultimate
reducing of telephone r a t e-a
throughout the west, has come uu
organization composed of repje
senLutives of tho larger cities on
the Pacific coat, to be known as
'The Telephone Investigation Lea
gue of America." This league waa
organized here Ir.te yesterday. At
the Fame time steps wue taken
looking toward federal legislation
which would bring the American
Telephone and Teiesrraph company'
under the provisions of tho anti
trust act.
Such was the result ot a confer
ence of Pacific coast representa
tives, held hero with tho view of
bringlnR about a reduction In the
rates of tha Pacific Telophono &
, Telegraph company.
An executive committee was ap
pointed to re-draft the so-called
olinson resolution providing for a,
senate Investigation of the tele-j
p!: me company, and auf horizalion J
was Riven to under; ak imino- j
dintely preliminary steps to a con- :
gresstonal investigation. !
UNDESIRABLE DAIRY COWS
ARE ORDERED "BEEFED '
(Awi-btnl I'd-M Wirr I
SALEM. Ore., Jan. Superin-!
tendents of state Institutions e.x !
ordered by the state livestock I
sanitary board at a meeting here '
yesteiday to kill 161 head of dairy ;
cattle that are afflicted with con- :
tasiou.i abortion. A total of 113 i
others were ordered "beef d and !
will be killed as fast as the liutl-
tutions can use the meat. Thsej
animals reacted to the abortion j
tent. It will be necessary for the
aiKtiiu'lons to buy larg, quantl-1
ties of milk while the herds are be-1
ir rebuilt.
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