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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1929.
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INDIA SLAYS 13
MLN BY MISTAKE
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LONDON, Jan. 24.- Karl Winter -
ton. parliamcnta! y undernt-crt-tury
of slate for India, todit-y confirmed
la the house if common news -
paper r-jrlrt thai threw Imliun of-
fleers ami ten troopers and sixteen
A GOOD WAY
PROMOTE CREDIT
One of the best ways to promote
rrrdlt is to keep a substantial bal
anre In one's checking account. We
have every raclllty for giving your
banking business the best atten
tion ami care, and cordially invite
jour chocking account.
ThePoseburNdiional Bank
Rosebur,Ore..
SI!
: These
real advantages-.
when you use, for light
or heat, the new-day
BURNBKITE
KEROSENE
A DRASTIC improTcment in manufacturing proem has made
thit better kerosene possible. Ac no added cost you can now
have a kerosene that offers these valued advantages:
1. Burnbrilt has a clean, sweet odor.
2. Burnbrit burnt uith a clear, while flame.
3. Burnbrile does not char the with.
At your neighborhood grocer's or the nearest red, green
and cream service station you can get this new product. Try
it confidently; you'll want to use it regularly.
Ask for the Burnbrite booklet. It gives you I score and
more of valued uses for Burnbrite, with finer results than you
hive evet known. Read about the convincing lamp test-a
standard lamp burning fot from 60 to 63 hours on one
filling of the fount.
Sold wherever Associated products are sold.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Ttffimm and Diitrituttrt of
Associated Gasoline t Associated Ethyl Carolina
Crcol Motor Oil and Greases
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager .
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
hen ?M
Oak and Kana Sts.
AMBULANCE
WE ARE NOW SHOWING OUR EXTRA BIG STOCK OF
New
It will pay you to see our extra values
this year. We have dczens 2 for lc,
lc and 2c styles, as we!l as a big line
rf 5c. 10c, 15c ant up to 43c ones.
See them.
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lo'bT
n- ma.
ii ai iiiv rather than a aci-vlce
! riijili: und hi promised )ueHl loner
! i lltt the InH.l'-M Would it- fully In-
, vesicated,
! N'i w simper ni-counts ?nld that
the pilot?! of the n.a-hin mitook
; the while uniforms of the troi
for a prattle target ami dro,
1 bombs on them
Licensed Lady
Embalmsr
SERVICE
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3UUL-J
i'iPli TO FSIISIIlitEiilMlslNTO .
mm BATTLE
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Legislators Not
to Increase Road Debt
Over $6,000,000.
BACKERS ARE EUSY
Think Needed Votes Would
Be Secure by Adding
$5,000,000 to Aid
Other Projects.
8 A I.EM. Ore.. Jan. 51 Due r
the hi bombs of Hie 3",th legisla
tive HCSHlon IS KChedMleil In ilrni.
a resolution irec,iJ ,, ' m.. ."'
rlffJ.T.'.'r'!. ""ihad SZZliZ adV'Ce aBa
cording , . J '
cn!,t n!.-d Wednesday morning by
'he 811scd sponsors or u" mea, i
Senator Oias. Hull, of Tooa and
Curry counties.' confessed that hi W IS d"p'
JS?n .rS"? "' J'",n 1 rs French . heri n g ,h,
in I t ,? " r""",lu",n1the girl on the banl.-. ran
ami th.it. In conflrniily with his ,.,.,,, ,
nledge to his cnnstllutents to lend
every ertorl opi-n to him to secure
completion or the Roosevelt coast
highway, he would allow his name
to bn attached to the measure.
Senator Norblad. credited wllh
neing the actual sponsor of
tbe
"" imuMiieo iiihi ne la con
sienna; the matler. hut declined
time for It" probable Introduction.
r-. i , .on , BC"d ,
. r '"'"'J'L ,n'",os,lion
to any p:n which would aiiemnt
dlclati
to lhe tilth way ronimia-,
slon on matters Involving tlie pro
grain of road construction are gen
eral In expressions Heard from lee
llntiir I" every r.art of tl. c-'pl-tol.
mid this ccnllnient Pi siib.ilan
Muted In the action of the resolu
tions committee of the house today
In modifving the terms of hons"
concurrent resolution No. 3. Intro
duced t,v Heiiresentalives Met,
id lolinHon.
The resolution, as introduced, di-
it-:e me .UKtlWHV conmUftPlon tO
improve and widen, through theWArH n,.ar the point of exhaustion. I
..-.....-m. u nm . Ltiiit ren. rnomuerc i
on the present road, tlio lower Co- j
lumbia river highway. ptirtirulHrlv
that section between Poi timid und
St. Hel. in. I
Free Hand Favored J
Objections to the- rrnluUitn In
(he committee were chiefly direct-;
"' "I ,,IH -n"uiry mne oi tun
.nun wiHiiti ueuMM me i
uighway coiu:i.jsnnm vt the discrw-j
tion-iry powers dmd vital by ,
nunibern of (he co:iiinitiee to a,
!n ier and eMa lent in rnn rnnnce ,
of lis dmlirs, und also to the stlpu ;
hit Ion of the type of mutt-rial to :
uv mu iu i ne inn lovetiteni. I lie
le-.-ality vt stipulating one kind of
pavem nt to lhe competitive bid
ding was seriou.sly questioned.
Tlie committee has decided in
view of
lures of
tnesfl nojccnonaijie tei-
the orlgin-il resolution lo
draw up u uibUKule inetisure to j
be reported ba k to the house, j
modifying tlie roUloim to ma";e
flieiu Iu the form of a request or I
recotnmendaliou to the highway'
commission that improvement of j
the highwny in q:ie.;tion be given
eirly co:isl(lt-r(iou. In tills form It!
Is expected to pay both bouses.
Means Big Debt Boost
Tho precedent established In thoja
matler of house resolution 3 Intll i
c;iten some of th opiiosltion that Johns died when he plunged into
limy develop to the Norblad liali the cold deep water of the treach
proposal. hut the latter will also (mouh Deschutes river after the
face the opposition of a large group , Khndej boy had fallen from a
of upstate, numbers who are out-1 bridge. Jolins. fully chtthed, swam
spoken iu ih'ir unwillingness to 'from lhe opKisite bank two hun
r.ippnrf any measure wbiih would dred and forty feet to the boy.
increase the bonded imlrbtednea Kave hltn a shove toward the bank,
of the stale Ktrucgled briefly and sank. The
Titer- are nt present outstanding iM.v drifted about fifteen feet f.ir-
$32.7lt.2si in ute highway bonds,
and an Increastd Issuance to tlie
constitutional limit ai ion would
raise this debt to $ tl.V.U.UTK. or 4
penvnt of tlie mi:;ll.ed valuation
of the st.t'o for ltts. 1
Plan to Gain Support i
ii.mwwi. iiis-i iir- ,'"i. ior wnne miss miiiwi b........., mfinXn havp not h,,en made. '
the Roosevelt lili.hw.'ty iiieanui e ( ( ,t the Willamette river forty feet I , . ..
may seek to brenk up the oi-io-?l- j (rnm the bank she became fright-1 ward two men w ho stood in wa
tlon by enlarging the c o, of their ned and beg m struggling. MorUip ter to their shoulders, and then I
IToposal to embrace tlie const rue- swum a hundred feet to her and ftank Immediately. His btxly was j
tion f others for which other then swam eight feet with her to recovered h.ilf an hour later but
sections of the state hae been wadnhle. water. He shoved her to- Hf, was extinct. ' j
evident In diM-ussioht of the fdan
ill's in:thf r.
Between S,-
) of ihe H-V4-
rrnm gale of the
additional bonds would complete
Hit Koogevelt highway, leaving
Letter than f r,ii'H.nifO to bp divert
ed to the construction of other
roads which might be sandwiched
Into the resolution.
New Barrier Threatens
A further objection to the jilan
of increasing the highway bond in
Inclined debledness in being voiced by mem
bers or ina committee working out
a scheme for the reduction of li
cence fee on motor curs. Interest
and principal requirements on alii
highway bonds are met out of the I
iv-eniu lees ana gasoline takes,
and an increase in the bond obll
gat ion might so enlarge this do
niaml upon the highway depart
ment funds att to defeat tho plan
for licenne fee, rtuluotlons, or might
leave the highway -commisbion i
without adequate funds to carry on
it program. . f ;
HEROIC GIRL
HONORED FOR
SAVING LIFE
(Continued from page 1.)
i mHU'A- 'T lhe accident, that she
. Playing on aome rock.
' , , I ,, ra ' 'nen Bfte
l",".,""0 '.he B,r"am at
deep. Her slRter tried to reach her.
b-it the current was too 8 1 rone and
the cries of
the
scene and plunged In fully clothed.
Margaret was on her back, her
mouth and eyes closed and was
paddling furiously as she was car-
fried down stream. Ab the mother
reached her. the girl clasped the
woman Hrouml the neclf uml hnth
were carried under the anrfnen tf
the water
I Girl Plunoes In
,, Bnd without hesitation
'plunged In after 'the struggling
nair. As the girl reached them,
. M,.rt ,.i n. cnnh k.
,h ii,r ,inr ,i. "hreak" !,.
h.id seen demonstrated in life sav
in1? instruction, went under the
water ami twisted out of the grin
ning hold that tho younger child
hnd applied with legs and arms.
Mr. French, who had reached
tile scene just as the accident oc
curred, ran down the bank to a
point where the current awept in
keriio shore and there procured a long
pole which he thrust out into the
waier.
All f fhe thro In fhs n-ntov
Frances grasped the pole, but the
nirrmt awent the irtrt out of her
grasp, but by a quick turn she!
tu'uln cnuEcht the girl's garmentn. f
and n'ded by Mrs. French, who. too, I
hud reut'hed tlie kIp, they m:in;ig-j
nd to reach shore whre Miwa
('.ri.tliv i-nlliiiiaiil Maviruriit m ft t
uncoiim-lous out was soon revived. ,
Given Many Honors
MK8 corthys deed won her t
Uvj:iy immediate honors. She was
the recipient of numerous gif t !
al;i several medals, the last und
most imtmrtant being the Carnegie j
medal which has jiint been awarded
in nx-niriili nn of her hero c ait.
MIh Oorihy is a very active cent; fresh pork, 5 cents avalnst
nienber of the Campfire lirl' or-1 i cent: bacon and ham. 6 cents
pct'iita'aOon, of which she has beenjacainst 2; lard and lard tuibstl
a member for several years. She Is tntes. 4.6 cents aarainst one: ex-
a jiopuhir student at the Ko&vburr;
heninr hieh school.
Widow Given Aid
A Carnegie award Is also belnr
given the widow of Frank T.
.Johns, of Port la ml. who was
drowned May 20. 19JS. while at
tempting to save the life of John
C. Khodes. Jr., aged 11 years at
lleud. Mrs. Johns will receive a
hn.nze mednl and death benefits
at tho tvim nf 7il a nintilh with I i
month for each of her two chll-Jj
tlrt - n.
tber and sank. Hoth drowned. ; ahrrllf of Harney county. It was
A bronze medal was awarded to : ,ftU, to ,m xha ar(E(.st oounly in
Mrs. Pearl Morton. White Salmon. ,np i'nu.,,1 SIates. He served aev
Wash . morher of F. I-slie Morton. ( prnl terniit For n:ore lhan 30
2. who died saving .miss ii. j
rtne Smith, 1!. from drowning at
Oxwego, Ore.. June 2S, 1925
REMARKABLELY LOW PRICED
BE TRIED HERE
John Oaswint, arrested Tuesday'
on informal Ion received from W'y-:
onilng, wliere he ia charged with
ab. III. lion, is to be held ill tills
county and tiled on a atatuatory l
charge, according to Nik announce
ment made by county officers to-,
day.
tiaswint wa arrested with a H-year-old
girl, an expectant niolhc r,,
at an isolated raoch on Cow creek,
wliere they apparently were In
hiding. They were traced from
Wyoming to their home through
express money orders cashed by
the man.
' The otflcers have been debating
whether to turn the man over to
the government for violation of
the Mann act or to Wyoming au
thoritles on the abduction- charge.
or keep him here.
It was decided that the local
charge would bring the' most sev
ere' penalty and so a complaint Is
being drawn against hlin.
CARD OF THANKS
We wlah to express our thanks
to all our friends for Hielr sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes
and kindnesses, in the loss of our
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ilrlggs.
HIGHER TARIFF ON
(AtocInicI Tresi lau-d tt'lrf)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. Open
in the drive of the farmers for
higher tariff protection for live
stock and agricultural products.
Representative Selvig, republican,
Minnesota, urged the home ways
and nieana committee today to in
crease duties on livestock, dairy
and poultry products, flax seed,
corn, potatoes and potato starch,
rutabagas and clover seeds.
He said tho farmers were look
tn hopefully to congreHfl for buch
relier and encouragement as can
be given through the tariff and
that the fanners expect to obtain
ror agriculture protection equal to
that of any other American indus
try. Selvig said the I'nited States
imports sufficient farm produce to
d Mil fee tho nrnHurtinn- if .kniil
7ti.000.0ft0 acres, or about 4 times!
th cultivated area of his home
state.
Declaring - stabilization .of the
livestock industry would result
from higher duties. Ii. F. Davis of
Denver, representing: tho Colorado
legislature, farm bureau and stock
fil'nwpra' a aunrln t inn tirsri.il ttin ful.
lowing rates:
. Catilo for slaughter, 4 cents ai
pound; Blockers and feeders. 3
cents; ficnh beef and veal, 8 cental
as against the present rato of 3
cents; sheep and goats :i a head
against $2: fresh mutton. 5 cents
against 2J; fresh Iamb, 8 cents
irain.t 4- awlne. 3 pnt. nanln.i i
tracts of meat. 3i cents against 1
cents, and fresh meats not now
specifically provided for, 40 per
cent &d valorem against 20' per
cent.
Davis' proposal, which would call
for applying the duties to the Phil
ippines, hop Imports are now
duty free, also urged Increases on
oleo oil to 3.7 cents against one
cent, oleo stearin to 4 5 cents
against one cent, and on tallow to
tvnts against i cent
o -
.TOM ALLEN. EX-SHERIFF
HARNEY COUNTY, DEAD
I fAswnriatfHl Vm trd Win-)
LOS ANOKLKS. Jau. 24. Tom
t Allen, former sheriff of Harney
j county, Oregon, and veteran of the
Itannock Indian war, la dead ut
j his home here.
In r.02, when Allen was elected
years he was superintendent of Jie
William Hanley stock ranches in
Now
We also have materials for Valen
tines. Boxes containing materials for
10 to 15 Valentines at our special
price of 25; and 35c Let th: kiddies
make them. '
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TAMALE A FOOD SALE
rty ladies of First M. E.
Church Saturday. Jan. 26Ui.
at Mi'Kean, luiby Si laid-
wins arid Ivitcy's Sweet
Simp.
IMPORTANT MEETING
There will be a special meet-
fng of tiie Douglas County
Sportsmen & flame Protective
Ass'n. at the I'nipqua hotel
on Friday, Jan. 2.r.th at 7:30
p. m. Hveryone Interested in
hunting should be there as
things of real Importance will
he diccussed at tills meeting.
lie there.
! , :
FINK REFUSES TO i
RETURN FORTUNE, I
GIFT OF SUICIDE
RPOKANR. Wash., Jan. 24.
The will of MIsb ltuth McDonald,!
who committed suicide after hav
ing given $1X7,000 in securities to
her fiance. Leonid Finkv Seattle
photographer, formerly of Port
land, Ore., has been filed here, and
It was designed to dispose of an
estate estimated at $200,000. - j
It was not definitely known here
whether this sum Included the
$1X7.000 which the photographer,!
according to Seattle dispatches, !
declared he would retain. The will ,
was drawn in July, 1927, which was
before Miss. McDonald became ac
quainted with the artist. , 1
Fink yesterday emerged from ;
seclusion into which he went after,
the suicide of his fiance, and an-1
nounced that he would not return -the
I1K7.000 In securities transfer-!
red to him by Miss McDonald be-:
fore her death. j
Previous in Interviews given In i
Spokane, Fink had been quoted as
saying he Intended to return the :
bonds. ; . .. " ' , - ; , i
Troop Meeting Tonight
A meettn? of members Troop
3, Boy Scouts of America, will .be
Held this evening Instead of Friday
evening, according to Rev. J. B.
Penhall.
l NEW TODAY - I
a 1
FOR RALE 6 shoats. cheap. Ii. C.
Mctlhehey. Phone SF13.
WOOD" ANrTcOAL for'prnmpt de
livery. Page Lumber Sc Fuel Co.
YOL'NU male calf to give aw-ay to
anyone who will take. it. Lewir.
Parker. Phone 3tiF31.
FOR" SALE Petite prunes." "tTlbsr.
II. Large shoals euch. $10. Pigs
$3.50. Lindblom. rlonvllle.
ONION SETS We have a stock of
onion sets on hand now. Leake
Beyers Co., I. O. O. F. Bldg.
WANTEI To khe away good
coon hound, right age to train.
M. E. .Manley. tanyon lllc. Ore.
PIliTpKltf Y tor sale or trade
Near AhUiml; R , or loj acres
well Improved. Ashland, Ore.. Kt.
1, Ilox 5. , :
ftAiM($t5 This Is'a.-good " buy
for anyone wanting eastern re
ception. 122 s. Stephens, Auto
Electric Phone 131k
FOK SAiriJ-PurcdTied yeai ;in Jer
sey bull. ExceptlonaL brect'.lng.
Klssin;;er & Et-.lrcdye. Olciulale.
Ore. ."
WASHING MACHINES We can
save you $50 on popular type
washer. Look it pvei1, Leake
Beyers Co..
WANTED Furs. alfkhTds. No lot
too large or oo small. Highest
prices paid. B. F. Shields, 135
Sienhens St.
RUMMAGE sale aiIlosTbur(r Wo
men's Club Sendee Shop, oppo
site Antlers theatre, every Satur
day from 10 a. m. to 4:30 A. m.
WANTED Mllllo"nsof Jack rabblt".
domestic rabbit, and other raw
furs. Highest vrlces. Valcauda
Fur Co., 2131 Western Ave.. Se
attle. FOU SALE
trade Vanderpnol
vulcaniser, 6-tlre and tube size.
used very little: for livestock or
Ford. Sayers, 0u9 Jackson St..
Rnseburg. '
KA I )IO SET S3o. See" this In our
window. Everything complete,
nothing else to buy. Auto Electric
Station. 122 S. Stephens St.
JPhone 136.
WASHING wanted Will' wash and
iron common, ordinary rough
clothes for 60c per dozen. Bring
them to Mrs. J. F. llaughn, 936
lronect St.
orTnOARil MDTOlFTor saie
Johnson single 1928 model, used
part of season. In new condi
tion, weight 2 lbs., price' STB.
Powell Furniture Store. 115 1
Sheridan.
tjTTt'K bargain 9 -room house.
modern, excellent condition : 2
lots, fine garden soil; close liv
Will trade equity for good car.
Hurry! Sayers, (09 Jackson,
K os e burg.
WHY TAKE CHANCES?-When
- you can buv a W I Hard battery al
most as cbean as a mail order
battery. Willards are depend
able Auto Electric Station- 122
8. Stephens. Phone 136.
FOItS A LE 4nVcresTS m"ileTof
TMUriTd: good road, good school:
6 acres In growing crop, two
more to put In: I acre In berries;
running water all the year
around, water permit. 4 room
house, barn, garage, woodshed
ETinary. hog house, chicken
house, smoke house : team of
( horses, two cows. I hog and n
few chickens: some household
good. This Is all good grass
T I rid evceM 5 acres of timber.
- Trice IIm.o. Terr can be had.
, A. V. Hammond. Hillanl, Ore.
OR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Mlallst In hs flttlnf a
OllHM
lt Jackson Bt
J.C.PENNEYC0
(2S31 CAS ST.
DRESSES
Eurred
Goats !
that reach new heights of value
giving!' ' ' "
14
i . ; m 1 1
They're fatnion-tignt . 1 that's what makes' .
the offeriirg-to import int! Colts of broad
cloths and suede cloths in black, tan and
smart shades trimmed effectively with be
coming furs tin opportunity! .
- - ' F6r Women, Misses, Juniors
New Wash Frocks
t'Jv.4 , ' . Size 8 to 14.
Values better than ever Styles and colorings and pat
terns seemingly more attractive than ever; And fashion,
knowing girls will greet with joy the news that we have
- plenty of the popular new basque styles.
98c, S1.49, $1.98
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TTftANCE!
Saturday,
MUSIC BY THE REVELERS
Make Whoopee
: with us
Saturday Nite
AT THE
Oriental Gardens
WHERE ALL THE GANG GOES
MERRYMAKERS MUSIC
ROSEBURG. OREGON
in a presentation of prime in
terests as regards fashion and
' valuel ' ?
Do not overlook this opportunity if your tn
tentions concern .th acquisition oi t smart
"extra" dress or two! Charming frocks ia
satin or silk crepe in black and favorite colors,
- For Women, Misses. Juniors
' ,
Your Savings
and Loans
Vou need our expert advice J(
and assistance in the man- H
agement of your savings and !(
your loans. Join in our mem- 5
bership and our facilities are V
at ynar command. Come and !
let us talk it over and lay sl
berore you our plans. We Jjjj
have helped hundreds of 3
others and we can help you v
in safe Bavlng and profitable j
investment. See us about it A
now. w
AT TENMILE
January 26
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