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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1 3. 1929.
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ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESOAY, MARCH 13, 1929.
ii-j.. ,. ,..,, v. i a nrfiis - r i- - , ,r " 1 ir gassac
FOR A CROSS STATE RAILROAD
I) KI'ORT to the Interstate Commerce commission by Com
ix missioner McMannmy, who has conducted a study of Uie
subject, in favor of requiring the Union Pacific interests to
build an east-to-west line across Oregon from Crane to Cres
cent lake is a move of very great potential importance and
value to Uoseburg and all of southern Oregon and "to the
Coos bay country and the port of Coos bay.
The road, if and when it is built, will cut down freight
time between the territory named on the west and Chicago,
New York and other centers of the east by something like
48 hours of running time. The chief value to Roseburg and
southern Oregon territories will be in the saving of time
and costs on perishable freight by bringing them nearer to
large crop markets. Coos bay will receive the benefit of a
direct route to the east in competition with Portland and
Puget sound. This is certain to have a great effect in in
creasing Coos bay shipping and ultimately in making it an
off-shore port.
It seems entirely likely that the Interstate commerce?
commission will adopt Commissioner McManamy's recom
mendation. The building of the road will entail a large ex
penditure. Estimates place it at something like $7,000,000.
The territory to be crossed is sparsely settled and will not
at first originate much freight, although the railroad itself
will act as a great incentive to settlement and production in
some of the territory that is susceptible of large increase. But
the cross-state road will have to depend in its early years at
least upon through business from east and west for its
main sustenance.
There will remain the problem of the western outlet.
The new road will join at Crescent lake with the Southern
Pacific's Cascade lino. Common user privilege for that line
undoubtedly will be sought. The Southern Pacific company
may naturally Ik expected to try to protect its exclusive
right to the line which it built. There will have to be an
adjutstmicnt of mutual rights of the competing companies if
such an arrangement is made.
All this will take time. First there must be indorse
ment by the Interstate Commerce commission of Commis
sioner McManamy's recommendation and the promulgation
of the order. It will be the first time that any railroad
company will have received an order from the commission
to make u largo capital outlay for new construction. The
order may be resisted in court. If so that will cause delay.
After that is settled the building of the road will require
sqmrj two years or more. '
The McManainy reconlmendatiou constitutes the sec
ond stop towards ruitlizntion of a vastly important project
for Oreg:n and particularly for southern Oregon and the
mid-coast section. The first st"i was tho filing of the Ore
gon complaint seeking the order now recommended. Reali
zation is being brought nearer. And Roseburg has every
rca;;on for being gratified and pleased.
BARKED- ( HUH. I pEP? LtAPfKJllsl VOU T
1 nou'o 8eTrtf? r'V y SPEAK FER SUMPM
IK GO OOwM -TEAT- OOOOH! TrV I
MORE. EDUCATION.
rr tjiigr 'Aa-- some, peewol u, i
WW , r- got. is this a
, lMV, MIGHT Naot. , c,f
B v Williams 1 daugherty begins I
STAIN OF SCANDAL
Ins sent to hospital at the lat
ter port.
No other cases were noticed, he
aid. until Sunday when both men
who had been exposed to the dis
ease at Kobe died euldenly the
same, day. Ktrst cl-iss pasenr;ers
were allowed to leave the ship at
Victoria and Seattle. Those under
quarantine were to b held at Ida
mond Head for observation, IT.
County
Notes
COCA COLA KING.
IS DEATH VICTIM
(Anrlatr4 VtM Lmmm Wire)
COI-UMUUS. O.. Mar. 12. The
Cotumhua DUimtvh today pubJUh
1 ed a letter from Harry M. Daugh
! erty, attorney general In the cabl
. fit At thm ! Prul.li.nl Murriinv
in which DauKherty declared that1 Underwood ald.
he never aaw ani was never lniile' "
the "fabulous little areen house"! ASA G. CANDLER,
wnicn piayea an important pail in
'. tho InvetttiRutlon of the attoinry
j general's office.
i The letter, the I)is patch saya, U
the first public statement from
! IhiiiKheity since he retired from
: public Hie. It came from Arasota,
. Fla., where he Is spending the
' winter and was sent In answer to
ja news Item published in The I)is-j
patrh In which the "little green!
house" was referred to In a coin-1
n'.unlcation of Senator James A.
I Watcn, who heade 1 the senate
I committee Investigating the attor-
ney g neral'a office,
i Daugherty said that he sent a
telegram to Senator Watson telling !
him that he was never inside the j
"little gren house" and never saw j
it from the outside. He also said
that he never knew a person who
I went there.
In his letter to the newspaier
i I'augherly states that he lr "now
planning to unwind this lull of'
yarns in his own way an' -t liU'
: own time, but with uo Idea cf de
; fense purposes."
Ito:;c-
NEW SETTLER COMING
The chamber of commerce has
I received a letter from Halsey Ie-
Camp of Yuma. Arizona, statin?
that he expects to leave Arizona
for Koseburg in about three
' months. Mr. IWamp Is Interested
In raising chickens and turkeys
' and will locate in the Roseburg vi
cinity, he states.
I J&
uttice
! Cat
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
POEM FOR THE DAY
My LOUIS ALBERT DANKS
j refuge anil has killed twelve cou-'
gars. Arxner has a nunibL-r of!
trained cuuiar dKs and Kpemln hM
entire time in burning and killing
the bii; cats that prey upon deer
and other time animals. I'mm all
indications the riordi of the
game romml.-sicn f r lire present
ear nil! show a heavy increaxe In
the number of cougars killed over
those of last year.
A pretty Utile girl wanted j ry
. " , " L ... ,'' I the sine
day. Finally she
door of the county attorney's office
and asked: "How lung will court
be open?"
"We will he here until 6 o'clock."
she was told. The pretty questioner
took several promenades up and
down the hall again and again
pausing at the -1-xtr.
"What time w(u you hang the
Jury?" she asked sweetly.
The modern girl can't cook even j
a chop without making a hatth uf It.
which dtitiiig 1
lun liiita thousandH oi I
ut lhelw,," '"'.ens v.ni umioumeui ,
nlKi use tlie canary's cat;e or re
gular and Improvised dip neis lo
catch the little fish when the "tun"
is on will he required to pay a ll
ceiiMO fee to the state nme com
mission. A bill passed during the
i t cent session of i lie Itgis'ature le
qulres that a liceuso tee of 60 I
ten is be paid before a citizen can I
legally tlah In the HanWy. The ba j
limit, has homi set at L':'i nniiiiiln In !
Do You Know Your
Own State?
Excerpts from "Oregon Geo
graphic Names" by McArthur,
which explain the origin of
names of geographic land
marks throughout the state.
MENINGITIS LEADS
TO QUARANTINE OF
336
Hi! 1 5
TENMILE AND VICINITY NEWS
The younp people nieetllld at
Trnmllr Himday evenlnpr aveiy
InU'reBiliiK. with a uood ailend
auce. Leonard Watson Is visiting hU
l.aii'lits at Tennille.
Mra. Antla Irfltind v.as
burc visitor Monday.
The turk.y raisers are busy
nitb their turkeys.
V. 8. Iluohnell or Redmond, iho
hat been very aiia fur tome tlni ,
l not improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Mi-Daniels and
family of California are vIsltlnK
the I'atterson fiimily at Tenmile.
Mrs. Menaniels Is a sister of Mra.
Taiteraon.
Newton Hannah was a Ho:eburs
visitor Monday.
Hay tiodirey vte. r.tl!liis on Tea
mile friends .Sunday.
The farmers wer- dlad tn see the
rain ami aun.dilne. as tlr- aiieep
are needing lite g.a::s.
John Klanilley had lh Vad -urk
l to lose a few sheep a rliort tinio
ago. They were kliieu o oora.
K. O. Illaiikenship. proprietor rf
the Colden West Lodge at S;- he
i kin, Washington. Is visit In ; filendn
, In Rosebuig. He Is stopping at
' the home of Mrs. Lena S. M ('Ki
ll in ny.
ATLANTA, (la. Mar. 13. Aca (S.
Candler, Atlanta capitalist mid
founder of the Coca Cola company,
died at Wesley Memorial hospital
he:e ye.Ueid.ay after a long 111
neris. Starting virtually with nothing.
PASSENGERS' Cam"er accurnuIated a fortune rat-
;ou:h. While enpdged in the drug
business, he beenme conneetr l with
the manufacture of Coca Cola and
eventually organized a company to
fAftKwiattd Pre M'Hard Wire)
SEATTLE, Mar. 12. A precau
tionary measure to prevent anoth
er outbreak of rpinnl meningitis extend the output and sale of the
The honeymoon Is that putt of a
girl's life that comes between the
lipstick and the broomstick.
Silence is golden and sometimes
guilt.
You may fall to see your duty but
your neighbors won't.
Hupnore we all try to keep our
foolishness dou n to per cent of
the whole.
A until carrier Is um Ihe only one
who lias lo keep delivering.
Flapper Krtnny says that you can
buy n car for a song, but someboily
has to furnish the notes. . . . Men
have won battles. Hut no man ever
won an argument. ... If the pres
ent tendency continues, all the wo
men will be stenographers nnd the
men filling station nttendnnts. . . .
A sheik, who hsi been mhhliiur a
Ioiit time, has s bout swallowed the
hook and will shortly walk douti
the nlnle to slow music. . . . What
has become of the lingerie which
used to hang on the clothes line?
TO CARRY EDISON'S TORCH FORWARD
The Monitor Huiemi of New York ia responsible for this:
"Commcmoratinn trmt first tllcam of light in a little room
of a fiainr building nt Menlo I'nrk, N. J., half a century ak",
marking Thomas A. f.dison'a success in hia experiments with
the incandescent lamp, Henry f ord hns just announced n
$5,0i)0.0ll'l endowment for the F.dison Institute of Technology
and Museum of American Industries at Dearborn, Mich.
"Mr. f ord holds there ia need uf expansion nt the insti
tute, where 3000 students nre engaged in research work. In
his letter nnnouncins the Rift of the fund he aaid that the in
come from the $5,000,000 endowment wlil aerve to put into 'return,
npernlion in Dearborn the reconstructed hdison laboratories of MM'
Menlo Park.
" "The thief purpose of the museum and institute,' Mr.
Ford's letter said, is not nierrly to exhibit objects of historical
intrrrrt. but to use them in i-uch n way its to inspire audenta with !nu'i,,!i 'J'.V 'H tl"' ,nil,l' a'"1 ,hri w
poiiiuls.
pHNl seaHoiis many people have j
none to the Sandy duraig a heavy!
ran ot ntjteu him) have cuht aim j,
cai i ied away hack utter siu- of lite j
firsli. As a consequence there iia.t
heen n wanton waste of smelt.
ing tile lun tiie game wardens will ;
he on the job lo see the HieiiKes j
of those who finh and to prcvwit J
Ihe taking of more liiau tUe bay i
mit provided 1'ir by law. j
A piece (-f legislation roceiit!;; '
pHMKi-d gives the utaie iinu- com- I
minion a till: uuy to i.e i.ny bo.t,
eqtnppd wiih a net Unit is foiiit.)
In a ciiiMiit yireahi. Thl. It is : -lieved
v ill enable tiie game war
den to curb salmon poaching, in
Ihe past II ban been iM cessiii y ut
caich poachets in tiie act of tnkipe
fi.di wiih a net, or lo lind a lie;
a:-t in a closed Mi cam. Luw v;o
latois have made no special el'f-:i t
lo hide ihe tact that they owited
net equipped boais, b..t have de
fied the cnmmlNtdnn to caicli them
ilf-.iug tlte eijuipuiciit tu ilie;:;il!
fish.
TODAY: CARVER GLACIER
CAUVEIt (JLACIEIi. Defi
cit u t es Cou n t y . J onat Iih n
Carver whs ihe first person
known to have used the name
Oregon, which he did In a book
published in 177S. The only
pia'-e in Oregon where his
name has been perpetuated Is
In Carver (llacier. which la on
the north slope of Ihe South
."Sister. It was named by Piofes-
hi:- Edwin T. Hodo of the
; I'nivfisity of Oregon In l'xii.
. Carver ceivcd in the French j
ami Indian wars, and suhse
quentiy became an edventur
z.oui tiuveler. He had difficulty '
iu geitin!( his stories published j
and sfuied and discontented '
he went to England where he j
vras In a nnasurp fiiccessful.
He died In want In London in ,
17-. He Is nll-ged lo have
rommiltt'd pluularlsm freely in
Ills book entitled Travels.
editorFalsn
the da's news
(Continued from page 1)
worst Mi y arc facing Polhing
worse lhau what they are leaving
here, iSH third class passengers
and crew members of the liner
President Madison were In quaran
tine today at Diamond Head, nar
i Port Townsend, following an order
by health authorities last niht
Two weeks agn the American
, mail liner President Lincoln op-
erated by the same company as the
I President Madison arrived here
with twelve cases of the disease.
I Of those afflicted, six persons have
died.
The President Madison docked
; at Victoria yesterday with the bo
; dies of two Filipino steerage pas
j sengers who had succumbed from
j spinal meningitis on the trip from
! the Orient, one day out from Vic
toria. C. D. rnderuvwd. medical
; officer of the ship, told health of-
product. The company sold out tu
1919 to a Delaware concern for
125 000,000.
Mr. Candler wns 77 years of age.
He serve-! two years as mayor of
Atlanta. He was twice married.
FATHER OF GIRL, 19, TO
, FACE MANN ACT CHARGE
PORTLAVP. Mar. 131). C.
Thomas, Culled StBtes commis
sioner at Klamath Falls, has been
authorized by the Cniied States
district attorney here to charge
Couitney Eaton, Woodland, Wash..
farmer, with violation of the Mann
act in the transportation of his 19-year-old
daughter, Thelma. from
Kelso. Wash., to Klamath Falls
where the couple was located Sat-
f leers here that a case of the dis- j urdny.
eise had developed aboard between I Father nnd daughter are being
Knbp nnd Shanghai, the man be-' held In Klamath Falls. '
lf,-M'..A
Ladies'
Ball Brand
Galoshes
at Clearance
Prices
$1.85
and
$2.35
Wilder & Agee
COMPANY
Charlie and his three sl-ter.-t lu:t
been to vinti a relative in the coun
try. Though Ihe invitation had
been for a week, their stay was
rrndually lengthened Into a month. o at least give
II, If U.-Ut....ll.. '..I.,,.,,..
"Well," uked the father on their;
"wart your uncle glad to
you"
Charlie's face lit up with delight
"fllad!" he erhnt. "Cncle glad'
Why. dsd. he wanted tn know why
we didn't bring you, mniher, the
I IimieiM, w k mado n practice
of hunting deer a) night w Hi i t
imne caiefnl in the Intuit', as a re
i-u't ot a iM'tt iaw wlticii incie.i: e.
Ihe penahy loi nticli en oilcn-c
The Mii)it of a noi too cunifortl,:.
jail coniiout tux li e nit; hi hun: .
will have a tendency to eane h.iiii
tho 'ee;- a fun
WiWI die k
j wratited gteaier
I Hta'e It i.lmui''
cut I.) I.-, dtl") M
th-; nunc enl and sincerity which inspired Mr. F.dison'a re-
srnrches. We shall have an operative museum and school that
will be open to technical students everywhere."
I think our I h-nry l ord is wise.
Investing money in the skies.
I-or every cloll.tr put in dreams
Will multiply the uvful schemes
lo hHp the progress of mankind.
Illuminate mnn's growing mind.
Out in the ae now in its dawn
1 his yrenl man s lorth will "cany on."
Our manhood vein is not worked out
Nor is its prnttis put to rout;
Among these thousands at research.
Who knows what genius yet may peuh
Who'll make the past but standing ground
For new inventions he ll have found?
J or every step on upward climb
Will show us visions more sublime.
I like Ford's wav of spending gold
To ever nvv,' things unfold
lrom fliv. e on to aeroplane
Qukk chane,ini; where there's aught to i;ain.
Nl clinging to the thinus below
When there is need of radio;
Hut bml I like this research arhool,
1 his seeking tor a better tool.
goldfish '
k
tn. my
iVi.
of Or-(:in w
pro, (M l io:i by
Ttti- iilllltS w
a (i.iy and o
'Hi" hill wits advuciitcd hy
who beiieve thai Ihe bil'i-t
beim; f iauj;hu red llimcc-.
ItfllAT In here spid Is not an as-
;;.eit!on (!iat the common, or '
dinary people of Mexico, tlu can
uon fodder. HHik fnrwatd with
pleasant anticipation Ut war. Thrtt
ii not i rue.
.'nut the (act lliat war promises to
b.1 noi tirjc'i wn.se tiian peace, ;
.i!h the prospect of a little ex
t .lenient thrown in for good mean
uro, makes it possible for schem- ;
lug politicians to precipitate revo-
lutinns nt frequent intervals.
-The way to bring slahilily lo
Meti'o i : to raise Hip average
level cf comfort and happiness of ;
her p.-ople. Here a task for a
i u.il : ui i Lilian. i
L J nsa
Lives (here n man with soul -io
dead who never to hunxelf has said
"I wonder (f Henry Ford would he
Interested In this proposition."
MoNt wrongs are iuioicd un the
priiii-tple that If ynu don't look to
er if your the is flat you. won't
have to fix it.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
Fi'tiin Kosehuig Philudealer
M.irch, 1904
State Game
News Summary
I 6 1 C ougars Killed
Smelt Run in Sandy
Poachers Penalized
New Law Spotlighterr
Ducks Protected
l.a.-cr Fud.iy at IV'i t mmit !i. E.ii; .
tire llntifh siibniarine I. oat No
"A I" was run flown by a mereh;irit
stearin r 'U-e i nm r-ia ruler . of t '.i
beat srt-1 ciev, of u n m n v.crt
:lo ne t,
I n inariile s to h ive a mw
imiu city hall.
I or man there ia no stopping place.
He must to future turn his face.
Ah, we are rich in men like Ford
Who have more wisdom than to hotud.
Who Jar the front with open mind.
Who to new truth are always kind.
Such men help on the world's advance;
I licit !i' in" ch'tlKs it nith lotnaiue.
A total of IM ruuiMi aae been
j Killed in Oregon I.) hliilli'M dillliln
jthe rut rent year, accmditig m iitr
j reix.rfj. of the state game cemniis
1 ion and thlt means that p nj., ur
been .hf out In hnunt'i-s. T;i"
' 1 1 'list j rifle of .Ine I 'hooghf of
! l.lalla has aci-nrinterl for II mi'
k-riis T!ie,te were hilt! on i Id
; MnUlla Hv,r alh Dr. tilluilanc.
wheir tlieie atr a lai'K- tiiimlver ot
deer William ( lark of ;tk Khtge
j has killed ceveti. K. C,,ih ot 'hi
Name place five, t T h r . :ik-'it o:
!tilide bss a.counieil lor fi
iieAge W. listen, y of Knt.ua da Un-
Killed fUe hihI V I. 1'op" of ,'ev.'
alid ton Erleharh of Tiller hae
itaih slaitahiere,! four. Fred Ai
: iter, the late game c imtiiiwuiin'H j M,
predatory animal etleimiuator hs
The puttv
wild itt th. v,
i.un Mich v at'
I Tit catlnTetl
M!tle ( i
faster lili s ft : in
'e j and c a Cte ne'iin
in bloom an ! are !
bv rager i hil'iren
.k if'
CTEi'.VER URGES PACIFIC-
EU ROFEAN SHIP LINE
( h" s i ' 'I IS.- U.vJ Wirj
.SiiIN(;T(i. .Mar. 12. Sena
io' I 'ti1 i i' k S'eiv. t-r of Oregon
:od:iy itiK'tl I'rtiiienl Hoover to
t ons ''; csuM's'rr.K nt by t!ie ship
iV'A !i-';iiil of a line to piy be
tween I'aii.'ic port.; uii'l European
v unirit s.
The t 'reann i cpu'.tii 'nn sen .(.-.r
H.:id th;it at pifse it there were five
rnilli --i tens of sliiirdrn hande d
i'rly by .drip ftyii.g Inrein flafcs
over routes from 'he Pacific coast ,
to Europe.
The seivice given hy shipping
hoqunl vessels fioin the Pacific
coat fi;lr"tni piji-i adequate.
l:e kumI. hlil fHler servieA in or.'d
id betit the rnHi and Euro'
The sem'nr s.i'd President
Hoover expressed au iateirsi in
tlie mailer.
You are invited to
participate ...
JMarxb$toi6
URANT DEALERS everywhere
vntteyou to Thrilling Demon
strat tons and Beautiful Displays
H l.vrin. of I
ill t.iklan ! Til- .
l II r''is'! ;rs ha
tn- !led t ,. ,l
i en t 'aklaiel ;:nl (
liy ii
ve rai-
V.liley.
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he ali
1 It'ied hv tii ie-i it in s
tt :o Ihe 1 1'tklHUd itv
a B'.kina mat .a
t" i id At tfi- eon-
M !l 'U-ll a i "III p! Oil! 1J.P
I, Ml th.i! Mttri" July 1,
w Hi i lo e at 1 1 p. in
Roe burn Cabinet Shop
JtO W. oak
FURMTUR REPAIRINO
Ur?o Bosrd nrf Vsnear Panal
Cut to Ordsr
Window Serns maJs 10 order
a iivn sr t TtrviLPf:A
Ibreit tui - iu the tow iter .iu
: W Hupp lefi un tuy Sun lay
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the K.im Imiic hnlkc of li
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