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WILSON'S
- The fifth anniversary of Woodrow Wilson's death saw
only one memorial wreath deposited on his tomb in the great
cathedral that is rising on Mount St. Albans, overlooking
Washington. This wreath, a simple affair of yellow jon
quils, bore no message to identify the sender. It was merely
majla'd, "For Woodrow Wilson's Tomb," and was taken I'
the; place by a delivery boy. The only visitors to the tomb
on that day were Mrs. Wilson and her brother. The anni
versary had passed unnoticed. Five years ago the scene
was different. Messages and tributes came from every ruler
on -earth. Ambassadors, generals, statesmen saw the casket
placed in the crypt. A bugler sounded taps, and a nation
stood at attention as the sad notes of the trumpet gave one
of -tlx; Titans of the century his last salute. And now one
wreath and two mourners! Woodrow Wilson was a proud
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man. lie vall;ed with kings, saw great crowds cheer them-
solids into hysteria at the mention of his nanle, found him-jup
seif,;for a time, the most powerful man on earth. Two mil-
liori Tncn crossed the Atlantic at his bidding to face death.
He flung phrases at the world and saw them taken up and
made into national creeds. He pushed the German emperor
off his throne and heled remake the map of Europe. Dut
he died only five years ago, and already the anniversary of
his passing has been forgotten! This might mean almost
anything. It might mean that the defeat that came upon
W Uon after the war ended was a lasting defeat, and that
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he is steadily sinking into the shadows, never to emerge. It
might mean that his country has taken his measure and
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iouna 11 small, ana so nas utcioen to lorgci mm. it. migni.
mean, in short, that he was an utter, pitiable failure, deserv
ing oblivion. Hut probably it does not. The thunder of the
guns has died away, and the cool depths of the Argonne for
est arc quiet and peaceful once more. The armies are dis
banded, and the great fleets lie at anchor. Rut it happened
that Wilson let loose into liie world, during those terrible
years, something that may yet prove worth all of the sac
rifice, all of the pain, all of the horror. Into a world racked
by war Wilson dropped a vision; a vision of a new order of
thing;, in which justice and freedom should be something
more than pretty words, in which the common man should
fit. t:mt trot, n chnni't i( tirnvp Vin
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u luiuu i.wiiu ttwujr wiiu
lcval torture chamljora have lern done away with. Many
men have dreanu'd that dream. Hut it remained for Wood
row Wilson to make it take on color and life and enter tli"
hearts of ordinary men. And a vision of that kind, oneo
raised, is immortal. It K'es
course of years it compels men
And there is Woodrow Wilson's
all, is a wreath more or lef-s?
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OI K KECLAMATION KKCOKI)
The Uflivitit s of the federal KDvernnicnt's reclamation
bureau are often attacked these days on the ground thai
they cost far more money than they were worth, it is charged
that the arid lands reclaimed for cultivation were not needed
and, in many cases, are not used. Figures just issued by the
department of the interior are interesting, in that connec
tion. They show that morp than tiOO.OOO people live on fed
eral reclamation projects. Ijist year these people raised
crops worth $l:t5,0(0,(l00. The local food products whit-'
those districts supply have helped to open mining districts
anil keep mines in operation, and have strengthened the
range stock industry by providing winter feed for stock. In
addition, the crops grown on these areas have cheapened
railway freight rates by providing an immense amount of I
local business for the transcontinental roads. Such figur.-s I
indicate that Uil reclamation bureau can be lather proud I
of its record.
POLICF.MF.N SHOT
BY BANDITS FOR I
WHOM THEY WAITED
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SAN KIIAM'l.il'O, falif . Fell !
ll - Two handti h-ld tii a brain h
otlit t of 11..' Wi si. r-i I nion Tele t
RiHi'h rottitiitny in I lit Mission ills'
trht lit-ie lat nmlit. ,-hiit two po
lire olll'-ciN Wr:.- waililu In
the plaie on an a. ham e tip. took !
the i.Jth-.-i':.' vn;..im li.mi th-ui
ami PMan. d 'I tn p. !).. intn Were.
onlv fdially wennMfi. I
The poll. . ! !. t icnr;;.' 1'rov. n !
Bi:d Mlk'" Coiimh, wfjv in ihe r.'.ir
of Ihe oli wIhii Hi hin itis en
ten d and rmiwiaiuh .t Mi, ..r
tan-l McNitt. fit- rl.-ih. t. tirn
Over Ihe ca: h .ron..t d h. a nni-t
fnuil the it-ar. Il.t- Intruder tu ;
bick and t.linl I.iuum iii ):-' hin.t
and t'osn'oy in ih-' h : '( !.. n !;imm.
the twapoii ol ih.. l-if.l p. In.- ,
nun th-y lan to tin- mh vniiout
WilitlllK til Like 111.' ' .1-411. ii'l.l
escaped In an ntiioiro'iiU- ilinr:i
Uy a w em. in.
V.r orieit k !. enri- it I m
cMtU' Inllv eo i'l'i'-l f r kiii'i -ol
work. '1 ht-y h.ive a -r,!?u-1'OU
er. St e itfe at V harlot) liio-
JOE MARCUS GETS
NOD OVER INDIAN
IN HARD BATTLE
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rtKTI..Nt. (He Keh. !:!
.tot' ia 1 1 us, I'm I i.i i nl. won o l'
I'etlro Alnador, Sail 'UU.-s Itid.an
fi'Hu ranam.i, h-re l.t.-t tuiit. all
i. 1(U iUULu. Vl l..liin.. I
Aurlmtr4 I'mi,
ly entitled to the us" f.r republl-
not othrrwliu- ( ri-1llr.l In
il ih vvk puMislttMl liTvtn All right, of r'publlc- j
hti herilit me itltu rtnurvcd.
..I'ret(ilnt and Manager
Sm.-retary-TraurtT
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13, 1929.
MEMORIAL
rlivinifv for iimmlf in u.-hiMi I
. ' ' , ' I
an juimuui i:lull:, kiiu mva
on and on, until in the m
to translate it into reality.
real memorial. What, after
Wlille Mat cum had wide margin
on ,oiniri. In- w;n never idle for a
moiiit'iii lor the little Indian hoy
n-ei- ha. l.etl up on Ills own vol;
tint:, hill k.-i'l hoi tni in troni
start to riuish. Joe t.Kdt a w iu
tn;ni;in in the first few rouir.ts,
hut the Indian's pfifect ctitidttion
ami w illnmne s ma. If the latter
rounds moi. roii.il. Annt-lor'a hni
loun.N veie liie sixth and ninth.
One if Mat ens' sw uiu.iik i IkIhs
eam:lit ih In.lta i on the chin In
l tie tn-.l ioiin.1 and tiiimpeil him on
h.s lurk f.-r the only knockdown
or Hie fii:ln.
Iff I c I (irnitmn vtniitn.I H
rVd K. Ih ( art tdsen match in Ihe I
lliird lound tti Mve (Msn f in t hrr I
I'Unt.-htht
Joli'iny tyd. Seat
tie. ilt-wloi'id a Charley hoise in
tin Itfth rotind rf his bout wtih
lotmhv W ill-:. I' inland, cnm-edim.
the ina'ch to in;. Sam W al ien
tootx ;i diM'!:'f m ov.-r Jack llyan In
iht ixioiiud semi I in il, and ,lact
N " Ii. Loimview, and V r.n k if Mom
Ho-mI liiver, totiht a good
!" it round draw in tne curtain
lai. -it. 1
TURKEY DINNCR
aft h. Thin -:t
ileu h
tor lt ucfit
1 cents.
lav. Keh
.adteV
I'Utlding
DR.
NERBAS
DENTIST
Paints Extraction
(a When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
i'hotie Masoelc
l?ldg.
memws
35$ J?ei!T G-TJate 5 -o
Gosh folks
Yi know ws'r atl
Suictptible to t
Flattery an' when I
Wt jot clown
Some cquib in
Thu colyum that i
Reflects our own I
Putsonal opinion
An' then the next day
A flock of peepul
Call up and pat j
Us on the beck '
We cin't help !
Swelhn' up an'
Puttm' on 1
The dawg
Last night s j
Colyum brought us
A flock of
Phonecalls t'day
An we wish to
Thank you!
Well, ol Lindy fell off'n his
perch and is gonna git married.
Let's see now if he can keep both
jfeet on the ground.
' By the way folks, don't fergit
I th.-it I n i n ri ihnui nn navi T i j
ian' wei. nitea. Th cash'ii be used
lto P-1" out thMr,to our wounded
I Buddrea and having knowa that
pUDiica are ever ungr.iteful an' its
' us to aee that they are not
j,or80,'e,, I
Weil we fm'iiy gotta murder
, wcTthelpubhe'e"t uho fro"
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I Ju finiIhe rd. Ben HechtV
land Chanea MacArthur's -The
j J-; TUnTZ
but then anyone who dramatizes1
,n a "wPian cant
uee Sunday achool verba.
A "wrnmoth "R" appear on the
battered aide of o' Mt. Nebo now.
if, okay but who ever did the
paintin' must a been a wee bit ner
vous as shown by the ragged
edges.
An' besides if the coldr is orange
then thinps have changed a lot
since we were a kid.
Someone said it stands for "Res
olute Roseburg." Now trot the
basketball team past it and let 'em
read it.
The sunshine which was dis
pensed today lelt dern good and
caused some of the local boys to
ao about in their shirt sleeves.
Goose, pimples were all the rage.
LAFE- PEKKlNb SLZ
"Some of the members of the
Spit an' Argy Club are barely
grunt in when they pass ye ed
for which he breaks down an' soljs
b'ttr.ly-'
Do You Know Your
Own County?
Ititrrr.MitK bit. of Information
i-Hnrvrul.i far urlaln f n.iur.
.0,1 Hrmr)t,lil luuduiark. In
llofimn. louiitr.
TODAY: ,'ACKSON CREEK
tKduor's Netp: a?aterlat In ttila
celtiuiii wsa b'.ttaliK'd frum the ro.
cent bnnk "Itri-Kon Uvuraxtilc
Nninail, ' by Mi-Arthur.)
JA'KSO CHKKK - - This
st renin was ftr many yearn
called South Knrk Smith l inii
()iia river, it name sufficiently
iiimherHome tti call lor a
change. It w hh re named by
the I . S. ;cota;Kiil Hoard for
i Inn ne . JacKs.in, who was
killed hy w inn k In the Htate
of WaohiiiKtmi while In the em
ploy of tliv ft rent service. He
had fornieily been a rancr ou
the I tniMUia national forest.
I.ANK Mf U NTAIN - - This
mountain, ahtutt - niih-n east
of Ko.xel.urK. was named in
honor of t.eiieral Jos-nh Lant-,
who wan an early settler in the
I inM)ua valley.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
"Spil It" ns Ihe Mlhi- rt ol
lesson sermon in all fhnrth.s
j Christ, Si l' iitM, o.i Snrda). j
, i uai y 11 i '
I he Kobl.'ii it xl was. " Ihe na'iii j
a) man rt-ci-iv !i ntt the (iiiti t
ihe Spirit r.l (in.l, lor iht y are lo.tt
iilues unto him , neither can he j
know them. h't aiw lln-y are s ti ll- j
ually dlsecMied," (I Cot. I! ID.
J Among the citation wbu Ii com- j
pri.-Jt'il (he lesson sermon was tin1!
,liolovting ftom ihe Utble: "l'htt
1 ' ,1h'' t m' Sl'" 1 1 H'"1 I
shall not fulfill the lust of the
; tlestl."
l-il.
rmon aUti iticlnded I
The
b-rt. till
the totlowint; passage from tiiej
Christian Sirme tttt)t)k, 'S i j
I enre and Meattli vith Koy to lil- i
1 Scriptures." by Murtj Haker Ktd :
"Otit' aim, u point lHyond laiih. I
-:l!t)illtl le to find the footsteps i.f ;
5 Truth, nml way t' health and ht Ii J
: ness. sh.mld "fivt' "h i
I Ihe Hoteb heinht where God U TO
i vealed: and tho coi ner-so.,e m all !
I Mpiiitu.il bitildtn is puritv. Tlie
'baptism of Spult. washing the hty
of all (lie Impiiritie) of Meth f' mm
fles that the pure In heart see Cod
ami aie apptoarhum spiritual lno
and )- demons i rat ton." (p. -til.
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MADE-UP CUrtTAIN SETS
1 sndy new ui: fled cut tain-, all
ma tie up. t hctned Mai cm sen
with blue, rose or sold oiie mf
fio. h'te pall . Vidlr tin laiim with
irtiay imil'-s at 7:e pair. Kiw pit'ee
nove!t scis of toiW cooit(l or.
tleweied r.itu alpat rutl'lr. j
Mihiy npt' ial at Jl iair. t
lutj. sil Calf ' " uvl i )ou -no.
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CKKKUM, Colo.. Feb. 12 Two
lives ale believed to have hecn
lo:;t in Hie tsiKJW-sildes which havj
dead locked traffic in suuihweHlei n
Cjloiado and hft j" Veral niiniK
cuiiips winter bound.
Apparently burnd under tons of
know, tiie bodies of James Wolf-;
and his 17-year-old son, Jamd,
trappers, were sought by search
era today near the wieckaKe uf
their cabin which was ciumhled in
ruins under the Kieat weicht -)!'
the Hlide.
The father and hU boy lft tin
Koy I'owell ranch, near here, on
February a, saying they would io
Ivini within 4a hours alter thpsect
iu ilieir traps in the Sulphur Ited
diKtihi. tm Monday they failed
to leturii.
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NEW PRINTS FOR SPRING
Handy values in beautiful new
prints, cambric or percales at i!lc
and 2.V yard. Tub fast gi,ods.
Can 's "w here you sae.'.'
WILLAMETTE EASY VICTOR
OVER PACIFIC H00PSTERS
RAI.KM, O-c. Feb. 1:1 -Willamette
l iitv.Tsliy ha..ki i hail ipiiri
lel overwhelmed t'acitic here last
nlttlit, ts to I'l In a northwest con-
ferencf Kiinte. Wilhtinette hd 1
to 2 at the half. t'nach Keene
used neatly all available Willain-
elte stihstilutes in Ihe last half.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
POEM FOR THE DAY
Uy LOUIS AUIEIIT BANKS
CITIZENS AT LAST
"For more than a Kcncratitm certain Indian have enjoyed
the franchise those who, in the opinion ol" the white authorities,
have hecn held to be competent to manage their affairs. Not un
til 1)24. however, have all the Indians received the riht to
vote in national elections. The law was so new in 1924 that few
Indiana availed themselves of it in the presidential election of
that year, but nt the last election the Indian vote was in full
swir.y. Ihe adult of tiibci were thus given a share in de-
j termininii the destinies of a land which is peculiarly their own,
and their massed vote is $40.01)0. an clement in an election
I which is not to be left out of account. It was especially interest
ing that the Indians should thus enter into full citizenship in an
'election which saw an honored statesman of Indian descent
hosen to be vice-president of
Weils
"All things will comr to him wao waits,
An uici-t'iuc provcih boldly statrj.
1 he Indian brave h is waited long
' 1 is nood to hear tins victoiy sonij.
His wigwam's been a lonely place.
And. lon he's had a fruilless chase.
But now he comes into his own
And proudly rules the senate's throne.
I Icrc's hojin. he ne'er need help
1 o take ihe senate s wooly s'altJ
T hey'vr poked liicii fun nt Charley Dawes,
Mill take their time to rr.al.c t!ic laws;
They sometimes make the publ-c sore
And some the very saints would bore.
' I i tim a rhiritain took the helm
lo curb the senatorial realm.
liie Indians trml a thorny path
We ve ultcti sufteTed Irom their wr.vth,
luit now we tive thrm friendly hail
And wi:h them well on this new trail.
We've oftrn had nn earnest tcel
They have not had an honest deal.
But now they ro to while man's schools
And help to make t lie govern. nj iu'cs.
The liuhan i- our brother, too
l.'en though he has redder hue;
I le has th same iiutiirtnt; mind.
An to earth s wisdom is not blind.
' I is ours to help him up the hill.
Reveal to him the Master's will.
And. by our justice tme and great.
Make him a bul. a.I. to lUz Mate
As the-
World
Wags
BY G. C. R :
Beauty Surely Fadeth
Mexico's President Angry
Flappers anH Booze
I V IS, a has oft been '
id. iitfreiy itkiu deti. The !
lame hi ti cimies from bt-a,uty is t
SMfK-r-'ii ml also. Take the caa of ,
"Jviry l.ily'' Lansley who dleti j
yftiit rl;i mar .Mollis Ctnlo. Forty
years uK'i li-r beauty was the j
uasi oi tiuj.s. was a lavorlie '
of tin- of Waled who nfier-
wa.tt.i was Kiug Edward Seventh.
The Norld had forgot-tea hir. Kv
(ityuiie llKiiiht fbe whh dwtd long'
ao. I f r last h.t uf palilicity was!
yei- nlay win a her death evoked
obituiirieji i.i the nevispapcrs. Her j
name and her fame are now to bv
forf.er erased from the mind of
tne world, the waa famous only
for her beauty.
CaVTKMPT OF court tan lead
din.rtly to the rockplie, as Uev.
Kdv.fild Sll'Jlliakel', bUterluteudent
of (tie Indiana anti-saloon lea true,
can t. II you today. He l.s a nnli
tant leader in his cause. This i.i
rl'fit nd proper. If a tuan believes
In i lie cause he rept'enentH he Is to
be ;idnihed to giving his whole
en. !; to U. Uut militancy should
iitop h. fore the bar of justice. Talk
im; hack to a judge la poor policy.
Dr. .shuniuker ia now on a nrinon
farm, sentenced to 60 days hard la
bor for contempt of court. When
taikinn to a Judge "say it with
fiowerj."
riir;.SH)i:NT OIL of Mexico has
had his life threatened several
times of late and it annoys him.
As a matter of fact he is Retting
Uov, m iht peeved and issues a
statement that it's Kot to stop. We
fa" 1 hl"mt ,lim n very much. It
is embarrassing to have folks ail
the time trying to bomb yoer train
or loot you In the ribs. They
have a nawkward way of Koing
about thin-rs down there, though.
Why don't they pet their congress
to pass a law against it as we do
up here in progressive America.
A filHL just 16 years old kicked
In a store window and stole sev
eral cartons of cigarettes up at
I'urtland the other day. In so do
ing she cut herself severely and
h.id to be taken to a hospital. Thy
cm:; e vt the whole thing was that
fiie v- as drunk on moonshine
v hh-key. It is just such cases as
tliis which have caused Senator U.
L. Kddy to urge adoption of a law
making Bale or gift of liquor to
minors a felony punishable to 1m
I rnomnent in the state )eniun
tiary. THOSK WHO believe the mod
ern colleen tdli is "fast" should
reail a resolution which the Woni
imi'h l.eattue at the I niver.sity of
tin-unit has adopted during the
p:tHt few days. This resolution
frowns on cicarette pmokina; and
I'lil'l't: "! playiiie.
I rio kitia: of
Ihiuor U apparently ko tnueli
despised anions women of thitt uni
versity on the whole that il i not
even regarded in the document.
THOMAS KHISON on his eighty
scond btrlhday answers some vi-
lai tuieslions amonit whlr-h Is one
ill which lie was asked if the ad-
the United States.' Amos R.
iMTflNYIIlTES
.STORY BY
The Sea Man seemed to quite
enjoy the pushing. He yelled,
"Ship ahoy: Lcok out fur this
biK basket. Not a titles can make
It mop. This bunch is on a tri;
some place. That's why they start
ed on this race." And then he
swung the basket 'round, and spun
It like a top.
"Hey. hey!" yelled Clowny.
"Stop that, quick! I fear that it
will make me sick. Oh. my, but I
am dizzy." The Sea Man laughed,
"Ho, ho, har, har. Oh, no," said
he; "Stay where you are. I'll stop
this whirling stunt, and promUe
I'll he very nice."
He promptly made his promise
Kood, and stopped as quickly as
be could. "Is this as far as we can
Ko?" asked Scouty. "No, slree,"
replied the man. "I'll push some
more. Hut say, my arms are Ret
ting; sore. You'll have to wail a
Utile while. I'm tired as 1 can
be."
He sat down on the ice tc rest.
The Tots and Tinies never sred
that he was fioing to play a i..ck.
to kIvp them all a flight. All of
a sudden, as they peered at him.
the Sea man disappeared. He slid
right through a bia; hole in the
Ice, rlht out of sight. ,
"()!i, mercy me, what can we
di?" wailed fcoppy. "Is our tiip
all through? ' "Of course not,"
answered Scouty. "I will push the
basket now." nut ere he had a
chance to start, the basket took a
sudden dart. It slid all by itself
and everybody wondered how.
Not far ahead the bunch could
see some Ice as roily as could be.
'Twas funny when they reached
it, and the queer ride was begun.
They'd s!ide rlirlit up a hill and
ministration of Herbert Hoover
would mean Increased prosperity.
His answer was affirmative. Most
of us are going to take his word
for it. I'sually the great inventor
is just about right. Among other
things he had to say was that the
United States should maintain a
navy on a parity with that of
Kngland; that 24 millions of dol
lars for prohibition is justified;
that increasing stock speculation
will result In panic; that municipal
ities should not own or conduct
the public utilities but control
their operation and that rubber
will some time be used for paving
purposes.
LINDBERGH TO WED
DAUGHTER OF U. S.
DIPLOMAT, MORROW
(Continued from page 1)
ahout flying over the telephone.
Wait a minute, 1 11 see If 1 can get
a better connection."
liy the time the new line was
established the colonel was gone.
Mexico Warts Wedding
:.IKXICO CITY, Feb. U. Mexi
cans hoped today that Colonel
Charle A. Lindbergh and Miss
Anne Morrow, daughter of Ambas
sador I m ight V. Morrow, would
Ik1 married in this country's capi
tal. It was here that the romance
of the famous Aviator and the
heiress bejian.
Kfforts to have AmhasKador Mor
row elaborate on the statement an
nouncing the enhancement were
unaailiUR. He was acked as to
the probable time and place of the
marriage but persisted In a smil
ing silence, broken only finally
with the remark:
"All you can say on such points
is mere guess work. 1 think your
guess will be good If you say the
time Is not yet fixed.
i Former President Calles. who!
I welcomed Colonel Lindbergh at J
Valhuena field at the completion of i
his good-will flight from WaMilng
t ton that endeared him to Mexi
i cans, said :
"Thip Is a great pleasure to me.
' As you know I am very fond of
; both these young people. As Mex-
OUT OUR WAY
GOOD KE.vmm
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I "Don't you think this play has some aw.ully good ideas?"
I "Yes. I particularly liked the lines on the daughter's tea gown.;
; in has bwn the scene of tiieir than ue Mexicans. These two fan
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not hold them nearer their hearts they will have, a happy married
and wish them more happiness life."
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