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Newspaper Page TextV ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY MAY 9, 1929. WO SALKA1, Ore., May ll. (iranse generally are actively InterebU-d lu the alialra of the alalc, enpeeial ly regarding taxation and revenue, hi u, rerenl comimui calion from the (.'lackiinmj County Pomona Grange, Hal K. llosa, secretary of stale, whs linked for a Htiitcinenl of llie financial condition of the common wealth, baned upon the ap pi iations of the last Icgi flint lire, the measures vetoed hy ihe Kver nor, and the exi.stiiiK financial de ficit. In Ira reply, the Hucreiary of stale pioHt'iitiMl the following aiulo-jin-nt, of Keneral Intuitu to all tax payers as the condition facing tht; auio ut tlii time: According to ihe 4lh nlaln hud (let, hk invented to I ho uat roh uiou of (he leirtlaturH, the Bnver 110 r made net riTonnni-ndatioini In the sum of $7,f"3.!)7:!..5. Tht legislature d!H;iilowed from tlm above amount activities aggre gating $45,94.82. Net recommendations of tht gov eiiior approved I6.UG7.977. 33. In addition to the recomrnenda- ! tiona of the governor, the 35th leg : Islututtj pastied leKlitlation appro ! priming $1,012,451.45. i Of this amount the governor ve- toed $ til, If 00.00. Not total appropriations In ad dition to the amount rucouunumlud by the KOvernor'$!0,S.ril.45. Total appropriations made by the 3Mh legislative assembly, not In cluding fixed niillaKe tax items, an- i liuat and continuing appropriations ! in the preparation of the 1929- litoU budget, it was made to bal ance exiH-ndltures against receipts with no regard lor the existing de ficit us of December 31, 1928. In other words, it was desired to make the appropriation for 192b l!;;u egual the revenue that was in sight for the bleiintum. In the foregoing statement there Is no provision to meet the Item of $!C!u,.V1 .45 unlet revenue will be forthcoming from the laws enacted by the last assembly known as the, income tax act, intangibles tax and excise lax acta. . The defleil on December 31, 19-8 aggregated $2,-A;,HM2Ml, and to Ihe oxleut (hut author ml approprlu tlons are not spent and revenue Is I received in excess of the estimates will this amount be reduced. reading that postscript, that nasty Insinuation which wan even now (trawling about tn her own mind, never-to-be-forgutten. Of course Morgan would unap his finger at th Insinuation, attribute It con temptuously to a villainous fool's I obvious effort to frighten him. Hut) he would have read it, and net would not forget It. The words would rankle deep In hi mind. It TUv ,nuVx of th(, Konor4i level of woud hurt him more than he , fam jce8 dw.Unwl 2 ()nima fnm would ever admit that an anony- aUri.nF jr, lo Avvii i5t teort the mous writer had dared aully his , of aKricUtural economics, wifes naine. U nited States Department of Agrl- No no! Mie p eked up the letter. , cuUurw At iZH .IL.r t(mt of llie pre sided ii Willi the tips of her "n-1 wur ev,.i ,m Arll 15. tiie index is gera as if she were afraid of being ;aso 2 inu ,UW(,r tnan a poisoned; thrust it hastily Into ht-ru handbag. He should not see it. she Tho (Iocnne during the month vowed, her mouth and eyes grim ' ndjnf, A ,5 wu8 lhtt rHault of a Kor two years she had served him i K,.n(!Ifi decline in the farm prices in big and little ways, sparing liim)o( all crops, livestock products, every possible unpleasantness, j VUKH cuiveH and wool, which was Just because she now knew she loved him, why should she slop serving him? Hut a sudden thought made her hand quiver on the clasp of her bag: was she truly serving him in kef ping this anonymous threat from reaching him? What If there was an ugly truth behind the sin ister threat in that postscript? September 11 September 11 Nan knt her brows, then swiftly turned only partly offset by increases In the prices of hogs, beef cattle, sheep, lHinbs. horses and chickens. On April 15, the several indices of farm prices of agricultural prod ucts, by groups, were below the March 15 figure by the following amounts: Poultry products, 17 points; grains, 4 points; cotton and cottonseed, 3 points; and fruits and vegetables and dairy products, z points, i he index for meat ani WAV WIVES i(AnneAustlii jf Author of a V7& .1929 & NEA SERVICE INC. calendar. Yes! On September 11 Morgan had been out of town Chicago! She remeniltered now, remembered how surprised she had been that THI6 HAS HAPPENED Nan Carroll is prjvalo uocrelary "to Attorney John Curtis Morgan, whose wife, Iris Morgan, a haughty beautiful faith in human nature if I repaid all ' his kindness and friendship like that!" j i I httre u mi nlhur uruv " hr though stunningly beautiful worn-f (.ntllI,l(m H(.,IM(, K-nirii.ii iir h irt ! an. treats Nan like a servant. ..vu can't say: 'I'lease. Mr. .Mor-1 Willis Todd, In love with Kan;) gnu, I'm very sorry, but I've just j proposes marriage to her for the j discovered that I'm In love with! fifth time. She tells him she can-' you, and since you're married I'd not give up her hopes of becoming! butler leave today.' Of course," she j a luwyor and she knows he will mused, as the car clanged down not have a wile who wants a ca- Main street. "I could tell him a( rerr. When Willis says Morgan Is temporary lletel him I'm leaving; selfishly overworking Nan, she to be married to Willis Todd, then angrily flies to the defense of her: tell Willis that I love him, not employer. accuses her of Ijeliu in love Willi I Morgan, Nan, startled by the ac cusation, blanches and Mies to de ny It, but she cannot say the words. After Willis stumbles away. Nan struggle) for self-control, but a sudden gliinp.se of a snapshot of 1 Morgan shatters her self-control j ttnd she admits she loves him she. Nan Carroll, who has always prld-ed- berself on being straight, lum 'nrahle, square as a man. Is in love with another woman's husband. ''he .thought s inlolcniblo and she ileeides she must resign tomorrow. -NOW GO ON WITH THE 8TORYwas littered with-early mull ami John Curtis Morgan, and be safely married to WIIUs within a week "Daydreaming, Miss Carroll?" A business man who Had offices In her huildint touched her arm. "Here's our oorner." Five minutes later the was fit ling hm key Into the lock uf the door labeled "Suite 7UB. John Cur tis Morgan, Attm iiey-at-l-uw." Her hey, her office, her "boss" and soon to be hers 110 longer. She could scarcely see the familiar room for tears as alio sprung the lock and closed thti floor gently. The floor beneath Die (oiler drop ClIAPTUn IV Nan Carroll rose the next inorn in so weighted will) t rou hit and the fatigue of an almost sleepless night that she was astonished to find that her bathroom scales, up on which she stepped from force of lut hit as sooti as she had dried her body after a cold shower, reg istered 107 pounds, "UiHt a pound," she reflected with melancholy pleasure. "And since 1 forgot to set out this rreitni bottle after all, and haven't a irace of appetite anyway, I'll probably lose auot ner pound by tomorrow RMirnlng. It seems " and h1h made a bravely humorous face at herself In the bathroom mirror "Unit un requited love has Its compensa tions. " She breakfasted on two thin tri angles of toast, made on the elec tric toaster which Willis had giv en her when she hud taken the small a pari men) a year before, stooped lo pick It up. Ten minutes of nine. Kvatiii, the rltrk ntifi vim Mir Ithiltn Hut luu'vi-r on salary, bad not arrived, of course, but for nucu she was not contemptuous. They did not love! the place as she did. Why should) they? Morgan was only an em ployer lo them, a source or Incomv but also uf hard work- Suddenly Nan envied those two absent men with all her heart. They could stay on and on, see htm eveiy day, serve hltii, share humbly In his triumphs, while she who loved linn ! "1 won't eryl" she lold herself! fiercely, as she slit envelopes and extracted ihelr contents bills, court notices, crackling legal docu-1 meuts, letters, advertising circu-t lars. "I've simply got to remember ! that I'm darued lucky to have had1 two years with situ before I real ized I was making a fool of myself. ! And. that I'm still more lucky that : he's the kind of man he Is, instead' back the loose leaves of her daily jnials alone showed an increase, Hie advance amounting to 4 points. The advance in the farm price of hogs, which began in January, con tinued from March 15 to April 16. At ln.2 ner hundred-weight on Iris .Mojgan had not accompanied 1 April lu. the farm price is 2 per her husband as she Invariably did! cent higher than on March 15, when he went to the larger city on 1 nearly 29 per cent higher than on business. Morgan bad been sur-1 December 15, -192X, and about 36 prised, tooand hurt. Nan had per cent higher than a year ago. heard, him pleading with her overrj'his price advance was aecom pan tile telephone, offering gifts,' din-jjed by w decline iu bog receipts at ner parties, shows primary markets. The corn-hog ra- tlo continued to advance from Kenr f(r hint closed Idly about I March 15 to April 15, Increasing Nan's heart. What if the writer! from 11.3 to 11.7 for the United meant tills warning In all serious-1 states and from 13.6 lo 14.2 for nesB? Old she have any right tojiowa, withhold It from him, let him go The farm price of beef eattle lid un warned to the courthouse that ! VHllct,(j 4 per cent from March 15 morning? Hut and she felt dizzy Aliri 1S TnH increase in the with confllullng reasoning if she I farm irirw ,u,ing this period was showed it to him, as she was 'lutyacui(mp.Illud by advances in prices bound to do, be would scorn tojof betlf Ui(M.rt alld common to me profit by the warning, might, in dimn cowa ut Chicago. Higher farm fact, precipitate a terrible crisis I urjceH fur beef cattle anpfar to be by introducing the anonymous j a ri.f(,ction of a shift in consum tbreat into the evidence. vv iiftniUtd from pork to beef due And even If he believed or feared to relatively larger increases in that the writer hud "something bog prices since the first of the on" his wire as he certainly j year and a keen demand every- would not believe! he would pro- where Tor slock cattle for grazing 1 ceed wilh the Grace C'ox case ex-! and breeding purposes. The num actly as he had planned. She knewlber of cattle on feed in corn belt him well ouoiiuu to be sure of that. 'slates on April 1 was slightly go why let him see the contempt- jsnialler than a year ago. Ible thing? Spare him. shield) The farm price of corn, during him jthe period from March 15 to April "Kven if It was true I wouldn't ! 15, declined slightly over 1 per want him to know It, not even If; cent, thereby losing most of the It meant" ..'gain registered during the previous Hut she checked her thoughts' "",h- The farm price decline was with horror of herself "I love him i accompanied by a decline In ex well enough to hope, there is not I P due to the n.arlte ing of new an atom of truth behind that ter- 7'f Ar"" !!' ?! ,1 rlble letter," her heart cried. "Hut lna indicati ng a si gh ly smaller -ir he goes blindly on at the trial '-'' "r c,u U' 01 Wf h 8 v todav, will the blackmailer make I The rarm price of wheat dec ined good his threat? -There are always j"'' .f. CBU,t ft"" T ?I. V ' wavs of uelllittf this highly inter- April 15. '1 he decline was geiiera.1 e f, g ,ro n Si. S II !o the court ! Jvr the country as a wl.ole. The rucmVl if m.eHmirv' oh I don't ' ! visible supply of wheat In Lhow wl It to do'" U jthis country, the better .than aver- know wtiat to no. , relOI.u,u condition of winter Her fiimers were upon the clasp 1 wl0:it( and illdcatlons pointing to of her handbag when the doorjh)S8 ,,mn uveraKO abandonment opened ami Jlm Curtis Morgan' mv(J upparttudy ben the principal hurried Into the room, smiling wilh . riU.,rs infiucnciim the decline in confident cheerfulness. lnt, farm nrice. "Hello. Junior parlner!" be A, 5S (.lnltt i,UMi1(,i( the fariu greeted her affectionately, "lining ,,rl.e nf ,lotHtutll, n April 15 was to be a great day today! Caught 5 po.mU 0W,. tium on March 15 UlUl rieiiiuig oiiuiu jum nn nuw t and r,;j ,Hn. (.(MU lW,.r llun U year heavy shipments of new potatoes from Florida and Texas have suc ceeded in raising the average farm price of all potatoes la Texas and from Mississippi to South Caroliua since March 15 although price de clines from North Carolina to Maryland were sufficitnt to lower the average farm price LARRY FRENCH I BEATS GIANTS N TEN INNING GAME Larry French, former Sutherlln resident, who was a star Ditcher for the for Portland last vpnr. and who South AUantio divinion as a whole. wa sold by the Portland team to The tarm price or appln decliu-j PHtaburish for I26.0UU and two o.l from March J6 to April 10 lorj piayBrs lirovrd hit worth Mon the flint time aince the period of (iay ,y dufeatiug the New York postwar deflation and for the aec-.GIama lu a lti-iunlng (same. Pltts ond lime In 19 years. The slight de- burgh won from the Gtanu, a to a. crease lu pike alnce March 16 ai-Krench allowing only six hits and pears to be a reflection of de- fannillg thrwl batters. French, dur creased demand due to relatively ina: hla term with Portland, was Get What You Pay For! low orange prices. JACKSON COUNTY LIQUOR RA1D8 NET 14 PERSONS (AsMiciutt'd I'rciw l.i'iiiwxl Wire) MKUFOHD, Ore., May S. Pro bibitina raids led by federal offi cers in Med ford and Ashland with in the past three days, have result ed in the -arrest of fourteen per sons, three of them pool ball pro prietors. The operators of the pool halls are charged with selling, bitters "by the drink." Terry Talent, federal prohibition officer, said today padlock pro ceedings would be Instituted iu federal court against one of the pool hall owners. bothered by wlldnes, but against the Giants yesterday did not issue a pass, r Tench has been proclaim ed by ball scouts as one of the most promising young pitchers of the major leagues. CAPTURED FUGITIVE ADMITS SETTING FA.TAL BLAZE SHOCK FROM BLOW FATAL TO PORTLAND LABORER (Aeot'iali J I'rru L-.nwtd Wim) PORTLAND, May 8 Shock from a blow from a stiuk of lumber is believed to have caused the death of tJeorge Schroeder, 5U, here to day. Schroeder had been carrying lumber in repairing a "building. Workmen .noticed his abaeuce and discovering him sitting on the aide walk, pei'spiring profusely. He told the men he had iLuck himself over the heart witli a two-by-four scantling. Hu was sent to a doctor's office. Kxamlnatlou revealed no in jury. The man died as he rested on a davenport iu the office. (AMocit-l lr, Leatt-d Wire) HAMILTON, Ohio, May S Ivan Pickering, 24, recorded by Ohio penitentiary officials as having burned to death in the Junction City prison brick plant fire last Oc tober 7, was captured by police on a farm near here today. He con fessed that he and two other pris oners deliberately set fire to the prison, causing the death of 14 men. BLOOD TRANSFUSION FAILS TO SAVE COOS DOCK WORKER Warford transmission, like -new, for sale lor ?35 by Hansen. Chevro let Co. (Awclatil VtetA I.iistd Vfn-) MAHSHFIELD, Ore., May 8. Wesley Green, 24, died In a hospital here today from injuries received March 25. He was a longshoreman. Blood transfusion from Jack Terry, a friend, was made last night in an attempt to save the man's life, A broken back caused his death. Does the Feed You Buy Come Up to the Tag? Crown Feeds Do Come in and let us show you the official tests on various kinds of feeds. "You'll be surprised Special. Fordson and cover crop disc $500 FarmBureauCooperativeExchange Roseburg Oakland AGENTS FOR L. 4 H. Electric Ranges Bean Spray Pump Co. Hood River Spray Co. John Caere Plow Co. Sutherlln Spray Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pump, &EEEEEH We are a hardy race, else we I could not endure so many amateur j shows. Eat barbecue sandwiches and live forever. Ilraud's Road Stand, Fishlnt eontefti at Idlevld Park. Farm Loans Loans on Improved farms, 5, 7 or lu years. 5i per cent Interest, payable annually. I'h commis sion over term of loan, making total cost 64. Liberal repay ment privilege. Prompt action. We also have private money for farm and city loans. Call or write. G W, Young & Son - LOANS 116 Casa St. Phone 417 Now is the time to overhaul that car. Ask us about our new winter gear grease. Special price on brake lining jobs. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Phone 268 - 443 N. Jackson i ...on the fl oor its TIME wiih skipping town last nklit., Hut i ll's in the paper Say, w here's that j memorandum on MeTeague? I couldn't find It in my briefcase last ! niiilii " , I (To Be Continued) and nipped waUllng-hot black cof-1 of a rotter who would he tickled lo fee wilh taint nmrel lor Hie mln- death lo mak' mvn to IiIh neorc- j in? eream. Kor (he tlinl time nincellary behind hi wife's back. j hIm' had been Us mlstrrsH hej "1 must miy Imve good turtle In1 t Idled up II"' miniature kiu-hnu'ite love," she congiatiihited herself 1 without cminrauilatitiK hriseli that wilh the hitler humor that had It was hers. been horn In her hearl llie ninbi "Look like rain," nh- dineov-' before. "Kven If I tnld him I was tit) ered, paiiini; the K"hl Mlk luaMpii love wilh Ii I ut I could May riiihi Betto curiHtnu. that ;hrond-d her; on here until I was old and cr.iy I ano. l lie. uecinie in mo rarm price, which started iu March, has pulled potato prices to a point IS per cent below the 5-year pre-war -March average and lo the lowest level since October, 111 IS. The .trend to- o Wiird lower potato prices since COLLAR AND CUFF SETS February 15 lias been primarily in New express delivery of (he f 1,,,,.,, iy the depressing effect very latest styles of collar and cuff jof continued heavy available hup sets. eUautlfnl new lace materials, ; pnet 0f 0( potatoes. Unusually either narrow heavy laces or the I wide fdieer stvles. Come in assort-! ed shapes. 111k values at 3tfc, Fi'Je, 75c, mid 1.00. Some come collars alone, others have the cuffs. Hee this new uplo-tliu mlnuto line ati Chit's. j Pontluc coaeli, $21i model, (hisl car llilH been kepi In llie best or care and Is for sale by Koseburg ! Motor Co. Oakland and Pontine dealer. s. I big double titrnt wllldeu. "I imisl say li s lltef it the wealln-r tn he H nipat belie. I Mark li.anl skin pumps ducsu't bun ibein in -i wei: Kim metal Htocklnns - if there's a runner in them I ll sM rlnht down and liewl; my tlatk blue crepe de ehlue - U 1 had a black to suit my inouil." fhe tnl.l herself uiili bltti-r liinnor as she laid out !'! rlmiies. When she v as emuph re dressed" she sil-eei her i- thc lion wilh wry dlssallstaet it." KUMcdlv she Jelrif,l ei h"l Uitln day coat, snatched lu r uuiiuelia from the closet and hin t it i hw.w towaril tie- hardest , task be ha I ever sei bi rselt' iu lu-r life. As she Mayed by a sirup in Ihe trollny ca. her e es I l.ed nusec Imrly upon the nuuiiins paper she hehl lu her liullt hand, she re llcitl'Mcd llU' speech ul resinat i.m "Ob. Mr. Morgan, can ou H mimilH? I iu awtully so; i I've decided lo hae. Ves Hattirdav week, il mii i-ai sonii-utie lo taKf ni pbice U Of course I'll be vlnd to help Main a new irl " Put Ibat was silly, she knew. John Curtis Morgan would mer let her reacli Ibat point uninier rtipted. Ah she listened, ill Imauiu alion. to Ji 14 amazfd protests, rnliu glowed richly In her cln-eks. Then Mhaine jerked her up short iKlleve, Nan Carroll, you're look ami he'd never lake Ihe slightest advallfut; o m love. I couldll'l j he,e him so mm h ll 1 wasn't shre' 1 of Him . . . Oh-h h h! What In the : ( w m id - '.'" j I .leiked out ut' sell pl1' and into, i temporary lur :et lu loess, Nan j j hi a red (iirrednloiiHly at the single , slp'i'i teller nhe had .tusl drawn I ironi a plain cheap ene'ope. Her e'S, whtrh bad k hi need uiechanl t e.ilU ilowu llie sheet, Weill hack to It'll- l rtimtni: ol the niessane: ' ' -1 C. liu:! ui. Kq ," it lii-miii ' j .!!!! In .mall, to atly printed lel t : n . ah .ihi't d iii halfle a baud wihi.'.u 'If ini alue your' i Mi h i'1 t..u i heller lav ot f re: i il l w U -si oil subpoenaed 1 I.'-: I. :-,hi in I...' Craee Co ease., S; U'!i 10 Ci at . 1 1 u-nds and let lier ; ! enemies alnite. or nu uiay stir Up i a ol leu net -i t lull u 111 si in : in,- uur pains " ' The bald linea: Nxa -ir.ie-.l Iron- Arundel, piano iunr. Phuiie IS9-I. John R. Kelly SHeet Metal Works HEATING AND VENTILATING Gutters, Valley and Auto Body and Fender Work Western Furnaces New Location 444 N. Jackson Phone 466 xpare j leall . hut j .stLIHlli .mi Sil. (lit- p' l -,1.1 t;-l k now w lu i then 1 lie u a;; her If "I1 thi bmtiiv lrittt Ihi- 1'i t. ml,' Ihe im-aif 1;, NatiV tiiv! bad revead tin was lurhni-4 .i do , w riter. How , OUteUlplthh Iiik forward l reslmitiiK Just to, Curtis Mom;,iii al in t ' S I o mi nil whom our U'ti' ill Sfpten,. w i ol n.-i i nm iru iiiloi mat ton T I It in t'es- io-l W hell ttbe i Kiniiili:'H lell'T r uuaMiit lis i"ie tlai e lo t r milm-nee .Inhn 'tiirt-w " ;t trial" I Htln't t he tool w i ii. r ba enough to know itmt .M.uuan hear hltii Ihk you lo stay! You v-rlln him u nii-i' liotlliil IHite. VOU will, ami you'll lell him a whop would Ibis lett.-r as hii Kddi ping bk' lie about having accepted ! tlonel weapon In hi lithi for a betler posit ton - more money. ) Crucr Cox's vinde i; '-m ' I inline preater opportunity, larger diy. j i rylim to bluekuiail .luim Curii .Make il very formal and final. soMoruan, the most fiailes. he won't have ihe nerve to ask - most upright man lu tie- worM h yon to stay.' I was eay tu piclurti hU rinbieoii "Oh. hut I ean'l slap blm In the' wrath face like that!" Nan's hear! pro Hut In picturiiu John Cut : i Mor tested. "We've been such Rood , as be would look when he ifit'iid. Uidli'oy Born ot liijicud the ilc thliif. Nau taw lum " i Insurance !-r i j ft W U$ :: ,. If W Bad aay faak wha). rrT?- ji, j wul raliti yoor nun mt , TNff$ fTlyS ,' jn tan pajr for tht rtjs, butter, . Vs- f v A lull pou ml for your pound price It mean a 10c in your purie CTry time you buy Schilling fuH-wiplit baling owl-J. All crram of tartar baking powders sell at about the same price. Hut soma contain only of a pound,- Ono contains n full jound. And "1 pound" ia printed on Uic tin in plain light. M Kitrnrlii t , ' J in a ciqa rette it's TAST E MILD inJ j THIY SATISFY TASTE above everything Selecting the ripest, choiccsc to baccos . . . aging them in Nature's slow, per fect way . . . blending and cross-blending them into a rare smoking goodness and in every sicp, putting TASTE above tverythlngi To satisfy millions, as Chesterfield docs, there's no surer way than that. Uhesterf i eld FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED t:o, Ik optt ft Myfrs Tobacco Co.