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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1929.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1929.
IN VENEZUELA
OUT OUR WAY
ByWaiiaim!
BACK in 1908 Cipriano Castro, ostensibly president but in
reality dictator of Venezuela, went (o Europe to submit
to a necessary surgical operation. He did not return and
Juan Vicente Gomez, the vice-president, assumed the dic
tatorship. From that day to this Gomez has held Vene
zuela in a grip not less iron-like than that of Mussolini in
Italy, but resembling in some respects more nearly the
methods of oriental despotism than European.
Last week his congress "re-elected" Gomez once more.
To the surprise of the world at large Gomez announced that
he would not accept but is ready to retire. Gomez is past
seventy and has begun to suffer from senile decay. It is
possible he realizes it and really means to retire. Or it may
be possible that his refusal is not sincere and will not be
maintained. As dictator he has accumulated more wealth
than he could ever spend even if he were a young man with
his life before him. Much of his fortune he has, with pru
dent sagacity, sent out of the country and had it held for him
in New York banks. A dictator's head rests none tot) se
curely, even in Venezuela and when the dictator is the ex
ceptional Gomez. So a fortune held abroad is a wise pre
caution. The regime of Gomez has been a regime of force al
ways, ins army nas Kept nun in nis seat, it is a pum j
army and its high officers have been allowed to make them-1
selves wealthy not as wealthy as Gomez has made himself
but nevertheless wealthy enough to keep them satisfied. In I
material ways the country has prospered under Gomez but
political liberty. is a thing unknown in Venezuela. Any!
counter move in politics and there have been but few
is termed rebellion and dealt with on that basis.
Venezuela's wealth is based largely on oil. Its petroleum
development has been recent. Ten years ago the whole coun
try produced about 12",000 barrels of oil a year. Now it pro
duces 350,000 barrels a day from only one district. It has
become the second oil producing country of the world, the
United Stales being first. Britain holds the advantage in
Venezuela oil concession, but American and Dutch interests
are also well in evidence and rivalry among the concession
aires is keen. Naturally the foreign governments interested
in the Venezuelan oil fields watch Venezuelan politics with
an interested eye.
Recently correspondents of foreign newspapers in Vene
zuela arranged for an interview with Gomez. Ho received
them beneath the shade of his palace roof tree. Armed
guards stood all about. From the windows of the Gomez
seraglio across the way curious-eyed women peeked. Gomez
talked with animation about the prize ahimals in his stables
and on his farm. Finally a correspondent tentatively sug
gested a question about the prospects for the presidency.
"Gentlemen," replied Gomez, "the conversation will be con
tinued to livestock." It was.
o
New York state has just gone into daylight-saving time
for the summer, indicating that there are still a great many
people who like to kid themselves.
O ;
Everybody out for the Chamber of Commerce forum
luncheon tomorrow. The South Deer Creek Grange will be
there 50 strong.
3fiFrV ARS M A'.M , DOU-AR-S, tt fieACM', Gt"T
: I WOO GOiutf y HE'B ,TiPW. I I A"W FROM I
! FOR A Rice I AGOtMl V jeST HiMK I 1K1 FRONT Cf
"A-roDAV.y Reaov A 4 vuth ! shoot '.m our, I
" -CJ IM OEiT lt A ) hi i iQi UKE. HE. WAS
" f 'vA 'SEC0Kl0v j -y "waowN W ,OUS 'J
V ' JT.f?.WiUiAM5,
sc.u.s.MT.orr, OPPOfllUMrtV AT "THE. OOOF? f-l em.n J
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News of Douglas County
L
IS PRESEWTED BY
STl
different grade groups.
The school year Is nearing the
end. The commencement program j
is to be held Friday, May 24, at the !
high school auditorium and the i
hrwenlnurontP serriceS 'ill be held
c ,.i., Inn- Mav 19. at the I
Presbyterian churcli. The senior Invention Restores Colors
INT
FOR HE TALKIES
Beautiful Pageant,
and Sports Offered in
Program in Connec
tion With Event.
ami vrarlunttne class this year con-
' sUts cf Lucius Hurd, Verna J. Kaf-
er. Edward F. Uamewoou. iven- :
neth W. Brown. l.ouls I. Bolce. J.
I H. Stevenson, Mary E. Stevenson ;
I and Joseph A. Wirkkala. The hish
D-ii! school faculty to v.nom creim iui ,
miSia ,,,-epftil Kehnnl vear is due are
Miss Helen Itestvold. Miss tuna i
EiiKlish, Orlo M. Uacley and the
principal, H. J. Swarm.
Taken From Movies When
"Sound Track Was
Introduced.
By HOWARD V. ULAKESLEE
(Associated Press Science Editor)
NEW YOKK. May 7. A new de
velopment ill the "talkies," where
by a producer may "turn on the
moonlight" for love scenes, or use
all the tints from blue to red to
Office
Twenty years airo a farmer
whose horses look frlKlit nl an nulo
said: "A person hIioii!.! be arrest
ed .tor iIi-IvIiik one of ihose UiiiiKs.
One Ihini; sure, I'll never rldn In
one." Ho Is now ililvlng a Chrysler.
There's one tlltllK uhollt u bache
lor. He doesn't' use the hotel
towels to fill up his blR.
"llnven'e I run across your face
some time or other?"
"No, it's lllwnvB like Ibis."
"And bow do you K"t on with
your wife?"
"I've a spleiuli'l working arvum;e
mem Willi her. In iho mornini! shf
does what Hhe wiuits. null ;in tilt1
afternoon 1 do what she wnnls."
"Listen! Lend nie twenty dol
Inrs. but only give mi' leu of II
Then, us 1 owe you ten and you
owe me ten, we'll cull It square.
lie: "Don'l you think II Is Reitluc
elllllv?"
Slip (resluieilly) : "Oh. nil rhlit
Ito'ahead and put your mm around
inc.
Jury yesterday when his car crash
'd Into a Inriie bluck-tall deer on
he Green SnrliiES hltihway near
Iluyden mouulain. The deer, which
weiuned Itiij pounds, was killed ny
the impact and was turned over to
the district name warden.
ROSEBURGGOLFERS
DEFEATED SUNDAY
Piilitv members of the Hosehurp
Country Club (?olf team and about
15 ! les rellirned Horn l!le loutna-
nient nl EtiKcne Sunday, outplayed
ny (ho UllKene Kolfers, but far from
ownhearled. the local team met
defeat at the hands of the Eugene
pluyers with a pcoro of 75-1-.
J. I. Love of KURene and jacK
Crafton of this city were team cap
tains and report that the Eugene
players will play on the local course
June . 1G.
Members of the Itosehlll'K I oun
try club who spent Sunday at the
EllKcnu club report an enjoyable
l line. The lourniunent ended ubout
;l o'clock and was tollowed by a
lium.heon honoring the local (earn
and their guests.
NEWS BRIEFS
(Xewi-Rcview Douglai County Special)
ItlUULE, May 7. Tue May Uay
Fesuvai at Kiddie was a uiginy
succesjtul evenu It was couioiu
ed with the health day activities.
Ulue skies and genial sunsiiiue
lent added beauty to liie acaooi
park with .big trees iormaig a
green background (or tiK -iay
queen's throne, artimlcali ui;oi-
ated to lorra a bower .-i ana
nin s. rowea and lilacs.
A laiee. annreciative crtid
greeted ine pupiis as tuey passed
In colorful parade, led by the her-1
aid, -followed by the Mary queen
and court, prime maiistei, tiower
girlB, clowna, garlauu uaneeis and
a pirate band.
It was a beautiful sight the
children grouped about ihe tmone
in their bright, rainbow colors.
Following the ci owning of the
May queen, there was a joily health
song by the grade school.
Alias Helen M. Atwood, county
nurse, introduced Mrs. John Ituu
yan of Hoseburg, who gave a tine
talk and presented trie blue ribbon
winners with health badges. There
are 35 blue ribbon winners in the
grades and 12 little tots, future rib-
bonera. Mr. C. w. barker, county
ciub leader, was present and was
DAYS CREEK GIRLS
WIN RA1FRAI I GAME run the gamut of emotions, was an- . ,
VVlfN CASLOftLL Ortmi nounce1 bifjre ,he 60cjely o( mo.
lion picture engineers uere lonay.
The Invention restores the "col-
whic'n were lost to some mo
tion pictures when the "sound
track" was Introduced along Ihe
edge of the photographic film.
This does not mean pictures in
natural colors, but shading the
whole scene to any desired tone.
It not only restores the color
which was lost, but according to
the announcement poes further by
replacing eight lost tones with 16
new ones. It is designed to get
the heavy hitters of .he completely away from fiat, neutral
hnth knocking out nome e.w
(Sewn-Revipw policial County Special! !
DAYS CREEK. May 7 Thei
Days Creek girls played (heir first ors
game of the season last r nday ai
ternoon with Ihe Myrtle Creek
girls' basketball team, bringing
home a victory of 29-11. j
The plavers were Beatrice Wor-1
thlngton, ' Dolly Knight. Frances :
Ilnehnr. Lavern Rachor. Beryl HU-j
gins. Prlscilla Worlhlngton, Gladys
Ulam, lzola Sutton. Babe Itacnor i
and Gem Hutchinson. i
Dollv Knlcht and lzola Sutton
were
game, uoiu Riiutiviiie y rDEinPni;nn nrncess was an
nuls, while Beatrice wortningtoo , r" ,",.,, h,,.
P,a,ed a splendid gamers etcher. ; $J
ALTERATIONS TO BE ; "Z ?.....
TO MA DP GLENDALE : 110 s"ld ,hat the colors wi" en"
DVuVmroc Di in nicjr al,le ''rcjf!Clion ( soent,s ln a!1"
BUSINESS BUILDING over tints, giving the blue of the
i sea to views needing uiat quality,
; orange peachblow to love scenes,
u cheerful '(low to flrelit scenes,
vrl.ow brilliancy for sunlight, emo-
tlo.i-ny cool green to the forest,
.-Rive dark blue to murky
1 nigl.t views and a pompous royal
ij... ie lo ce.emonial occasions.
The reason why heretofore the
(Nrwd-Revlr'w Doiielaa County Sreelall
GLENDALE. May 7. Extensive i
alterations and repairs have been
started on the two buildings occu
pied by Goehrand & Smith as a
store and warehouse, by their own-
n.. A Cln.lfa irvnownllnn I1 ht-
i club leader, was present ana was i ci, n. . ... t
t , ...., t,.ul nl.u. ii-lih IhA u-hnn niul ' ing OOne tor a COllcreie n-uuiunh .
1 OS ANGELES Mav 6 Delated1 ciub exhibit. Mrs. Fred Ball di- wall under me two duiiuiiiks sound trat-K mnioiieo use m tu.u.a
reports of week end traffic accl-j reeled (no sewing and cooking j "long the front ed;e of the lots. was in the need of the pholo-elec-
deuts tonight brought the total 'duos tor the grades. I mis will De nunt in such ""-' trie cell lor plenty ""'" 1
F ollowing caino tne ironcKing in- uiai. il ciu ue u.-u i... , Anyuniii, unu ic, ...... ,
clowns In their laughable ' foundation at any iuuire nine ."'-itorted sounu, auo me urn tuiui
Sundav fatalities to nine, the larg-l
est death toll In many weeks in) tie
POEM FOR THE DAY
Uy LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
Mr. Freflhwirl: "This Is an extra
fini' Mt'tiU, (It-nr."
Mrs. Kreshwp-I: "(Had ynu like it,
lioiii'y. I'll save a KiinM-h1 and woe
if 1 ('dirt mulch It for Sunday."
Uttle boy tn store clerk In midst
or ihe Saturday night shopping
tush: "Hense, sir, have you st'en a
lady without a little boy who looks
like me?'
TITLES OF NOBILITY FADING OUT
This significant bit of news comes from Ottawa, Canada:
"After nearly two dnys' debate on n resolution calling for
n return to the custom of conferring titles of honor upon Cana
dian ', Parliament decided against by a vote of 60 to I 14.
"Only n few members had n kind word for the motion,
while many condemned it as utterly at vaiiance with modern de
mocracy. Charles Dunning, Minister of Railways and Cimnls,
voiced the general view of the House when he declared that it
was the will of the people that titles should not be restored, and
that not one member ot the Government thought otherwiyc."
As man goes up the titles fade;
1 hey lose their color in the shade
Of these Rreat men of Titan forte
Who have such ran; and vast resource.
I low small a duke 'side Ldison
I low shrinking in comparison!
And if you note a common count,
1 low l ord nlon his side would mount!
So Canada declines with thanks
I he.se useless outt;rovn paper ranks.
1 he clearer air of this new soil
1 las shown that worth is earned by toil,
I hat all man's true and honest fame
Depends on how he plays the name;
Does not repose in any kini:.
But on the service he may brinp.
The common man is on the climb
W ith every clay urf1vn mote sublime;
I Ics judged today by service scats
I-ar more than ribbons gained in wars.
The calloused hand that dors ood woik,
The sweating brain that spum:i to shiik,
The sterling put pose of his will
These ate the things that make men thrill.
So titles Mow have lost their power
A bettr ! knighthood is in tlower.
The man of srrvice fraught with ilu-er
Who splendid dreams can emnnerr.
Like Heibeit 1 louver. Lindbergh. Kyrd -The
men who act before they're hraid
These men the universe acclaims;
They need no titles lo llicii nuirica.
Mor.t rhihitcn h-ive their parents
pretty well ized up.
Chicken fancier: A man who buys
cnt:s and chicken feed from the
same grocer.
Melissa tat tire bridge party):
"Well, (.ertie, I believe ymi arc
about to lose ymir prowess."
lieraMtne: "Sh-h lr, run so loud:
Give me u pin!"
(CnpyrlRht. l'.'J!. by Office Cat Syn)
EDITORIALS ON
THE DA'SNEWS
(Continued from nnRe 1)
MERCHANTS ARE
BEING SOLICITED
FOR PROGRAM ADS
Information (hat merchants
tlitouiihiiiii ihe slate are behm so-
icitcd for ndveilisenunts lo ap
pear In a Hose lesllval proKrain
was received here today. I lie Kose
.estival comlnlUee reports that the
official nroeram will nut bear any
idvertl.'iliiK. but that a 1'orlland
!utouii of ailverlislni; salesmen
iiilltln out an lliioflicliu program,
,'opied alli'l- last year's schedule
Hid are tryiiiK lo use hlKh-pres-.mie
niethods hi (heir sollcilatious.
Wliilu (ho salesnieti. it is reported,
carefully avoid a declaration that
their proKram is official, yet they
.-uileavor lo leave lhat lnlerence In
ilieir siateiiienls. Any money ex
liciided ill such ad erlisini; is not
uenelilil.l; the lio.-.e festival but In
stead is profit lo a kioup of udver
tlsiiiK salesmen who are working
on tins si'lienie.
COFFEE SHOP AND
KITCHEN ENLARGED
AND Kii-DECORATED
slums. They were a real treat.
Then down the green, a group of
Utile flower girls in pretty p'jtal
costumes of grten and gold advanc
ed daintily, uud wound the May
pole with its green and gold iii
bons. Next the 6. 7 and 8 grade maid-
' ens In lovely frilled costumes of
I opalescent shades, carried rose
garlands and gave a graceful gar
I (and drill, which made a charming
I and pretty effect.
. Trooping out from green shad
ows, caiiie a band of pirates bold
and fierce In their picturesque
costumes of red sashes und ban
danas, black eye patches and vi
cious cutlasses, n'everything. They
gave a reallslc buccaneer drill
that made a hit.
The closing number was a soag
by grade pupils, "My Oregon."
Mrs. Nellie Waterman did flue
work at tlie niano. throughout the
PltlKST ItlVKIt, I la.. May 7. long program.
Writing that he had been refused i Much credit is due the grade
aid by Ihe Canadian government teachers ot Riddle school. Their
on the grounds he was a nnturaliz- conscientious arduous work and
ed American citizen and by the able directing made the festivities
('lilted States because he had serv-1 a most agreeable event and long
! tn (he Cuna linn army. Charles t0 be remembered.
ledlr, traiiper, shot and killed him-1 a bountiful picnic dinner was
self. Suffering from an incurable , provided by the ladies of the com-
diseai e Keder termed nis act "no- j munity.
and about Los Angeles.
CIIK'AfiO. May 7. Miss Ruth
Cullen ot l,a (Irande, Ore., will re
ceived $1.10 cash and a university
holarshll) from the National Live
stock and Meat board, having been
adjudged winner of Ihe annual
at story contest conducted uy
the hoard.
LACKItVILLE, Cal., May 7.
The body of a man. Apparently
murdered, found ln a shallow well
n the ruins of a wayside tavern.
wns hellevetl to oe mat oi u. oiiier-
nes of Napa.
Yl'HA CITY, Cal., Nfay 7. Ed
ward Johnson, HUsjiected of for
gery, escaped from Ihe county jail,
taking with him $250 from the
sheriffs safe anil evidence that
was lo have been used at his trial.
Clarke may decide to erect a new i nrncesses Interfered.
building on this site. A new con-; Delegates See Test
crete sidewalk replacine the old : t siKit f the delegates today
wooden walk will be built along ir, joues laid six to eight stripes
Ihe entire front on Pacific avenue. o( njs color tone films one above
The two old store fronts are to be , tnc other, and let light penetrate
removed and large plate-glass win-!tnPm n whatever order he com
dows, new transoms and new doors foined them, a steady , blue-violet
will replace the out-of date win-; ugni came through. The blue was
dows and doors. When this has visible even through combinations
been done the entire store fronts ln.lt to (,e eve seemed devoid of
are to be repainted and when the In;lt coiori gQ much more sensitive
work is completed these stores will i5 the photo-electric eye than the
have a strictly modern appearance . numan organ that under the new
ln keeping with the newer build-1 process the rays operating the
lngs along Pacific avenue. sound do not interfere Willi the op-
The corner slore building is, posjt(1 coiors that appear on (ho
with the possible exception of the ,.,.,.,,
remaining portion of the Olendnle l Tints are projected from positive
hotel, the oldest business building ! (nmgi m,.. Jones told also of a
ln town, it having escaped the big ! n(;wiy developed negative, made
fire last July. It was built by the ; eapt.clally to get rid ot sound dis
filendale Lumber company then op-; l01.,imli nch as causes the heroine
erating the Sol Abram mill, which (0 tpk through her nose. In this i
was located on Mill creek near i development apparatus was per-J
where the present high school tvclea ti,at measured sounds too
stands. The (ilendale Lumber com- raint for the ear t0 (iPtect.
nanv referred to was In existence;
prior to and bears no relation to H0Gs TO BE IDENTIFIED
llverance, not suicide.
the firm that bears this name here
today. - ;
The other store buiidin?. the one I
now in use as a warehouse, was
hullt a few years later and the up
stairs of this building served Olen-1
BY MEANS OF TATTOOING
t:ix of from fl In $'- per thousand
I feel on log exports 10 the Culled
Slates.
Thill Is lo s;i, C;mada tit'.ct
nialiulai lured. lumber coining from
the doled Sillies and lax. s lo -:s
c. nrlcd lo 111"' 1'niled SMI'S lo
I be there lii:lliuf:l. lm "! illl" lum
ber. Tlie C lilted Slates pernill .-jhinilM-r
iiuint:u',.nis from I anad.i
liiee. 'I here In't nun h reclrocit
! In thai.
I Common sense iniliiute lli.it the
j request for a l.n-lfl duly on timnu
(letuied lumber Imported lulo
j this country Is fully Justified.
! OIAMONO LAKE TROUT
START ANNUAL RUN
I
. I !
Kl.WlMII KM.I.S. Ore. May
1 The annual run ot Uainlmw I rout
in. in liiamnt'.d lal.e. Hie clell
lllainliow Unlit I'ne Liking linloli In
' In- Will 111. has stalled l.lnd Tuck
i l- slipi I Itlt. llilelll et Ihe stjiliiill
I Mild Ihe kike Is slill iover.-d llli
' u ,. .iini ileen snow iuo;iils iilinik:
ilhe shore. I liesi' conditions, how
eer. b.ie not checked l hi' annual
nun As huh as se ellteell million
icgcs li:ie been Liken al the han-li
' ei v in one season.
lAUTO CRASHES INTO DEER'
j ON CKLEN SPRINGS HOAD
i KLAMATH KM.I.S. "i". Ma "
I Altlieus-.ll hi- .n-.tonielMle was
wreckid. J- L. M.iuiliu, c.t Jl'vd lu
A dally Increase in p-itinr.ag
luring the past few mouths has
nimle it neecssmy to entalge th
i-ofU'e shop anil n'slaurant of tlie
1'ei iiiiniil lu.li'l. according to tili-nn
.lcAllisli'r. nuiliager. The colfee
shnii was closi-il thl morning for
.In- neci-ssary changes and enr-li-,i!eis
aie lushing thi' enlarge
ment lo riimplOiion ln older to
eive customers tomorrow.
The icilinv, i i Ihe kluhen Is be
iiu liilsed In order ti elitniiKite ah
MURDER CASE MAY COME
OF FIGHT IN HOBO CAMP
Then the high school boys play
ed the Mvrde Creek team with a
( Uwlatnl 1'rcra l.i''il WinO score of 20 tn X In favrir of Ihe
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., May 7.1 Myrtle Creek team.
-Jack Terrlll. a transient, was un- The brilliant weather and var-
der arrest here today on a charge ; led events carried out In excellent
of assault wiih a dangerous wean-! manner sent everyone home
on. and Wade Vickers was iii a ser-1 happy.
ions condition In a hospital, tho; The next important event is Ihe
result of a knife affray on "hobo senior class comedy-drama In ?
flats." Terrlll is charged with. stab- acts, "It Happened In June" pitc
hing Vickers. j scntcd bv (he graduating class of
'Ihe blade narrowly missed Vlok-1 Riddle high. Wednesday, May 8, at
ers' heart. A verbal argument lre-A!kins Theatre. 8:15 p. m.
ceded the attack. Police say Terrlll
will be charged with murder it
Vickers dies. I
( .i-i,it,il I'ivs Li-us-il Wir0
WASHINGTON, May 7 The alt
of tattooing hereafter will not he
confined to its very human de
votees. The department of agriculture
rink at various periods lip to the , has announced that it "is pariicu-
The nflprnnnii v.-a devolcil tol.i..i.. . n..n li.jll nm.rn house
baseball. A girls' high school pick- I lodge hall, dance hall and skating;
up team piayeu tne town gins.
lime the present auditorium was
built by H. O. Sonneman in 1907.
GLENDALE NEWS
NOTICE OF SALE OF ACCOUNTS
In the matter of igler-Craven
Hardware Company, Hankrupt.
The undersigned Trustee in bank
ruptcy of Zigler-Craven Hardware
Company, a corporation, bankrupt,
will icceivo up (o 12 o'clock noon
on rrlday, (he Huh day of May.
IfiU!). at the offices of Rice Or
cutl in Roseburg. Oregon, scaled
I bids for the purchase of the out
T
GLEWDALE LOSES
PORTION OF FOOT
lurly valuable in identifying the
ownership of hogs in mixed ship
ments." The department Is so convinced
of Ihe value of such marking
methods that it has published a cir
cular describing Ihe instiuincnts
and discussing its
(NpwsKirw DuiisLa County Slorlal)
I ' I I." Unu 7 Ml-U ril.MC
. .. ' r '.'.u' " '...iii '...'. t in..i, of tattooing
,i . ;., in the ! numerous possible applinalions.
Clarke building, next tc Perkins'
Shoe Repair shop on Pacllic Ave
nue, this week. Mrs. Luudberg will
also have a line of home baked
goods such as pies, cakes and
cookies on sale. Mrs. Luudberg and
ner husband, C. V. Lundberg, are
recent arrivals here from Eureka,
Lalllornia.
"A tattoo mark," the department
officials said, "is as permanent as
the skin itself."
AN OLD DOG
Inr nl Ktnnkn or cmikiui;. I.uhT in i ,.,. ,..,,,. r,.r..ivnhif of miirl
I.- svvU the enthv ifsimiranl iL-.u,...,,, h(liM (lf .i,,, f.. v1ii.
or two lnmilrcd ninciy tmir 0oiiar8
nl nincty-5ix cents (fSUt.ltti) ; anil,
subject i ihe approval of the ref
eree i:i bankruptty, will sell said
accounts to the highest bidder
therefor.
Dated this Ilrd day of May. 1929.
.Mid h.u ht n wi'l uitdt-ruo cim.ple
i.M'iuatiw Km. iii-. ::nd the i:ite"ior
ml pirscni a p.e.isnm app;nan.e
o I lie p.ii ic n s, acconiinn to the
-o
INTENDED VICTIM'S
LAUGH HALTS HOLDUP
, .11.. I ). .. I .... I H
KI.A MATH KAl.I.S. ) 're.. M.t 7.
M.tiiui Uadka. voinhhjl Mnildbe
haiwhi, can thank hi lucky star
!hat Ins nerve tailed him. He pre
Leii'fd to surrender laih'-r than to
,-hooi.
liadka la.it niht shod a revnl
vit :i:;;nt.i a taxi iliivi-r and de
niaiiii.d tin Mi. . T.ii iliiwr, Ole
I'yla'td. I.n:i:hi .1 at tii" 1 i-ar oi l
(audi! an ! i:n n-d htt:i to -.h.iot.
I lie h" h' o ,e (Kiw n ainl h.indeil
.ner hi- r' oli ev.
T(Mla he i ; in jail Tie- liarte
.1 -a i ;i--t linn i.-. a' ti-inj'trd idilv:y.
ROGUi: VALLEY SMUDGES
, i . ,: .1 fi. - I ..- I W . i
Mi:i"-( )(;). Pre . May 7--SmudK-n
; a;. t;tMi,Mal tlueuchout the or
tlian!.- oi (it.- Komte iiei niley
la -t ii'.-. it to ie el a prcdit i
pt l.iime of '- decree- I
( .' K"Ufw li.i(jBtnii rount Six'ciu!)
til.KNDALK, May 7. K. II. t'un
nttiRhain, elect, ician at the new
(ilendale Lumber company's saw
mill, lost all i ho toes on the riuht
loot as the result of a; accident,
which happened yesterday fore
noon about 11 o'clock.
CunniiiRh;un was rrcusiiiK over
the slab slasher chains when in
some way his rlcht foot became
raucht by a slasher chain Iur.
smashinc the toes. He was taken to
Dr. A. J. Kawcett who cave hltn
OTTAWA The automobile has first aid and who then rushed
not supplanted the hore in the Cunningham to the Grants Pass
Homlnlon or Canada. The Canadian hospitnl where It was found ncces
r.meau of Statistics shows that in sary to amputate tho forepart, uf
K'JS there were :t.37t,,:t!M farm ( l,1L' font-
valued at more tbnti
Fred Lockwuod and Frank Hills,1
represent ini: Lockwood Motor Co.,
lioseburs. transacted business in
the city yesterday.
Frank Hill, has a number of
teams and a crew of men at work
First Clubman: They tell me
Joe Glsh is In Africa asaln, about
to make his fifth hunting trip
there.
Second Clubman: Yep back at
his eld treks. JudRe.
NEW CURTAIN SETS
We now have a dandy line of
made up curtains. Colored ede
Kradins for a sidetrack for use of siyjes come rn rose. oiue. green ut
the Uiun Oil company's new dis- sold. 21 yd. ruffled curtains with
trihution plant to be built on .Molly ' valance and tie backs. Special
street, just south of the Southern prices at 7Uc, 9sc. $1.29 and $1
H.icit'ic tracks. ; Also similar ruffled curtaining by
' 'the yard. It it's curtains you want.
imriu the month of April. 9. we havo a larue assortment rifiht
carloads of lumber and limm r prod- now- -arr'a where you save.
shipped from this city
(J. Y. INGHAM. Trustee.
DOBBIN HOLDS OWN
tuts Wi
tier the Southern Pacific according
to I. A. Xook. local ai;ent. This is
a pain in shipments of over liitt per
cent over shipments for April of
lar-t ear, as only 2i carloads were
shipped during April. iU'ls.
Arundet, piano ruo-.-. Phone iS9 U
de-
hoi 'es there
':";. e"n, net. This figure I?
crease of only 177.K over ;
Th.' value of all livestock on Ca
nadian farms at tho end of 192S is
put at St;i.l:..ooi).
'il
GIVES MONEY'3 WORTH
, . entitled "The Tlmberman.
Ti'.- A .Tysanthemumplant Jusl heon rP(.(l,Vt,(, from thc
heloncu to the royal family pro (1M am, u itribupt!.
duces more thsn M flowers. 1 he ; (s (hp of (hp
clurdi
-nmd::ii
to h.txe
.a. in in-
! plant is su'M'lted rtout Ishmont from
S the urnuncl throiich a sinnle stem.
I tent i The iar;e mass of Howt-rj are ar
e or-! ratmt-d. with the aid of bamboo, in
i in trill b!. (mii. The j the form of a pvranud. Thousands
as saal by on ,i.u . 1 ist s ha.e ieed the plant ot) exhibit.
e:i more pi e aut leiiiiry
G.i nil n m ed.-- iu bu'ii
U Li-.11 tOU lilOi.
Lawn Morcrop fertilizer will Im
proe the looks of your lawu. It is
-cM at YYiurtuii Kioo.
I DAILY V-EATHER REPOf.T
j V. S. Weather Bureau Olfice,
j Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported
by K. 11. Fletcher. Meteorologist in
jCiiarge.
! P-arometric pressure (reduced
J to sea level) a a. m "
(Relative humidity 5 n. m. yes-
GLENDALE HIGH illiuliest iiniperaturo vesterday
COMMENCEMENT TO !-""i'' fnilu-ratur.- last nUlil
BE HELD MAY 24"""""""' ..'"l
j Normal temperature for this
( V-v Rc ioW H..tiCt4 C iunty S--( :41 p date ") 1
GI.KNPALK. May 7 -The Glen- Precip. in Inches and Hundredths:
dale hiKh school htmual for 1 !-.. - Precipitation tor -1 hours,
entitled "The Tlmberman." has ! endinc 5 a. nt 0
the print-iTotal prei ip. since 1st month . .11
This Normal precip. for this month 1.93
iMinmG iTotal precip. from Sept. 1.
and it is an issue that the Glendalc t to date 19. 6S
Normal precip. from Sept. 1
to -ilatf C9.y
Total deficiency since Sept. 1.
li' - O W.12
Normal sea-onal precip. Sept.
to May. inchisjve ol.lti
Foreeai fur interior outhw,st
Orecon: Fair and mild tonight and
hih school students may well b
proud of as it is very neat in hp-p.-a
ranee and arrangement. Tin
suhject mailr by the various s:u
dn;-4 is well written and intercM
tnk'y pn-vented. Numerous pic
tures of the students in their var
ious activities abound, also pic
tu;Co of the Uuuity ud uf tiat Wtdac.djy.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated y
Phone iSi MasoD'.C Bids j
Friday. April 10
Will be the grand opening
of the
VITAPHONE ;
with
RICHARD
BARTHELMES3
in
"Weary River"
A Vitaphonc Picture
ANTLERS