Roseburg news-review., June 06, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929.
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The booth will be arranged today
and will probably be open Friday
afternoon. The ladies will serve
strawberries, cream and coffee.
FIRST SIX DAYS OF
TALLMAN SLIPS
OUT OF LOCKED
ROOM ON SHIP
Pint Costs Him
Life Savings
the Lockwood garage. i of the weather it has been de-
The Untpqua Squaws are ar- ! cided to place the sales booth in
ranging for the usiuil strawberry doors and the corner room of the
both. h:t due to the uncertainly. Mapnnie building has been secured.
"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"
(Contluued from page 1)
I !
THE PAST IB YEARS
Less Than One Week Gone
But Normal for Month
Hat Already Been
Exceeded.
Rainfall Is Expected to Be
of Great Benefit to
, Orchards of the
County.
Although the nionlh or Juno ha
only rfadied IIb slxlli ilay, the
1) i i'.i I'llu l lou o hi Is the mout in
I'xiifrli'iiund lu Hie entire month
or June fur the pam 16 yean. K.
Ii JiiLtclier, local nietnorologlht In
' cliarKJ or the HoHfburg Hlation or
the U. 8. weather bureau, reiiorl
. eil that the total precipitation for
' the flint six days of June has
reached 1.96 Inches, as compared
,' with ii Duriual for the entire month
. of 1.09 Inches.
TUtt month of June In 1923 had
" a total precipitation of 3.27 Inchon
for the entire month, and with
nearly two Inches recorded during
' the fli-Kt six days of this year, the
, preaent month has a good start
towards healing Hie record of 16
years ago.
The moat rulufall ever recorded
during the month of June wuh in
' Ifcxx, a total or 9.54 inches. The
lowest was .01 of an Inch In 1KK3.
There have been only 5 Junes In
61 ' years that have had heavier
rainfall than has been recorded
Z. so far tills month.
. The wenther bureau Indicates
that the record ror thin month has
not yet' been fully established, for
more showers are forecost, unsel
w tied, with probable showers tonight
and Friday with mild temperatures
being recorded.' ' ;
While the excessive prcciptta
" tlon Is considered dlsagreable by
those who delight to ha out of
. doors during the parly part of the
- month, the rainfall is being re-
celved with delight by farmers and
- orehurdlBts, particularly the prune
" men; for the Uinpqua Valley this
yenr,- from all Indications, has the
only normal crop of prunes on the
count, and the present rains are ex
" peeled to provo of great benefit
. to the orchards, and will probably
- Uroatly reduce the amount or the
" summer drop and will also result
. In larger sizes.
HOOVER WANTS
PROHI UNIT IN
JUSTICE DEPT.
(Continued from page 1)
'.' f I't'coimnund Unit tJit coiiki'ohh ap
point h Joint sWoct cotmiiJtleti (a
'liiiiku an Immediato study of thtwo
"2 muiltsiH und to rormiiJatti rccoin
' niiMitliitlonu for con i do m tlon at
llu next regular Heasiuii.
-.- "I fliul Ik1 glad to appoint u com
nilttcu from the dcpuiLineiittt to
couperute with aw I, a oomnilU(o
, ,.of tl)u congn-BH. The nalloiml cum-
iniKioii on law observance and n-
' forccijicnt will alKu ixtopi'i'uto
.tlitounh their Hludit'H of the do-
, iiarinii'iitiil oi'Kun, gallon.
"Tjio tsnljject IuvoIvuh the trans-'
for of parta of vhiIouh hnieauu and
' armies fnnn rfrlain dt'pur'imi)lri
, . to olht'i'8 and it includea an well
" llio iK'CfUHity Tor (he unilkatton
y . und HlrciiKiheniiiK of our bolder
palixila ho Hi In connection with
- prohibition and Mesal entry of
. auoiu.
. , "As (he question etnhraceB nnnv
- eroiis laws and regulationii In huv-
- eral huieuim. it will nqnire oxten
iv consideration which if ulven
Jointly by such comndlieeH of the
coitKress and the depart menu
prior to'the regular session will
ttuvo many months of delay."
Prltminary Study
A preliminary study of the many
queMHons involved in the transfer
- of-tha prohibition enforcement
fortus to the justice departiuent al-
reuay hau beun made bv exnerts
., . or ie two departmenta under the
dlitrtlon of James M. Jloran, pro-
niiniion cominlnsioner In cohmuHu
"J" tioiwHlih Secreiary Mellon mid At
torney tieneral Mitchell,
'the problem Involved Is a lath
" tr extensive one and since ii in
vdvp many chaiicfa In exist Ink
law?) noveniini; admiuiMtative pro-
vIkUiuh or the enloit'enu'tit mt
2 Mr Hoover deemed it atlvinbie
lo have lejneHeutatlves of (he
- lioUiio iiinl nenale take oer (h
J' ma'uer during the uiouihs inter-
venfiiK beloio 1 lie regular aesHitili.
- As the pioKiam now is K''Hr
- ' onlllned il involves u-movnl
or "-the prohibition unit fiotn th"
Baby Parade
OPEN TO ALL
Saturday, June 8, 1929
PRIZES
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The familiar scenes of Civil War Dayi were re-enacted last
week at the Civil War Veterans' Encampment held on tha
Pacific Coast. Memorial Day saw thousands of people honor
ing this fast diminishing group of heroes. Chevrolet owners
proffered their cars for the use of the veterans in sightseeing
trips at the encampment.
treasury deparlnmnt with the en
forcement aKnlH placed either in
au exiHiing division of the Justice
depart men t or the creation of a
new division under tho direction of
an administrative rather than 'a!
legal officer. j
The large leftul force now em- '
ployed by the unit presumbuiy
would be placed under the assist
ant attorney general lu charge of
dry law prosecutions.
Many Angles Presented
In addition iltoro are Involved
quest iona of administration and
cooperation with the customs force
Mid coast guard, which would re
main within the treasury organiza
tion because their primary duties
have to do wlUi enforcement of the
customs laws. Other mutters to
which the Joint committee must
Kive attention Includes thai or
permits for liquora for medicinal
purposes, for Industrial alcohol
and tho use of intoxicants for oth
er purposes.
The permit system Ju reKurded
as of the h Ik host importance since
experience has shown that much
of the llleal liquor now on the
market has its base in Industrial
alcohol much of which, treasury
officials believe, has been invert
ed from commercial Into Illegal
channels.
The president disclosed In his
message Unit It is propped Ito
sot a border patrol which will
bring toKother in a homogeneous
unit; prohibition, customs and Im
migration ollleers. This Imme
diately brines iniu Ihu picture the
i 9 uJtMient of Labor which Jius
control of Immigration on the hol
ders. Through the unll'lcal Ion of three
services, administration olflcials
believe a much lighter rein cmi be
kept on all Illegal operations on the
brders, Including the smuggling of
borders, including the smuggling of
aliens. Many Chinese have been
entering the I'nitetl States over
the Mexican border despite efforts
of immigration officials to break
up this practice.
Congress Willing
WASHINGTON. June ti. Hardly
had President Hoover's recom
mendation for a study by a Joint
congressional committee of the
transfer of the prohibition unit to
i up justice depart ment been re
ceived by the house and senate be
fore a number of administration
leaders indicated they were pre
pared to create such a committee
Immediately.
Senator Jones of Washington,
author of the nation's newest and
most stringent dry law. said he
would be glad to offer u resolution
in the senate for appointment of
the commission.
It was generally agreed at the
capltol that lenlMation would be
necessary to bring about such
tru nster.
Some senators Indicated they re
garded the recommendation as the
forerunner of a grnernl reorganl
ration of the prohibition service
with a view to iiuiUIiik a gigr.ntic
and determined, if umlramutic, at
tempt at enfurei'inent id the law.
Senator Marrisun. detmierat,
I Mississippi, announced his williim
j nens to support the recomm-'iula
, tlon for a Joint congressional com
Itlitlee.
Senator ValMn of Indiana, tin
republican leader, ordered a quot
um call of I lie senate in obtain a
full attendance lor ihe rnditu of
:inl, $1
$1; 2jul.
2nd. C
Jul, $1.
?1.
nd replace, list In former mut.
the presidential message. It was
received without comment from the
floor.
We can furnish parts for MeCor
mickUeerlng, Milwaukee, Piano,
Osborne and other hay jiiachlues.
Wharton llros.
Cultivator shovels for all makes
of cultivators me sold at Wharton
Bros.
BRITISH ENVOY
GOES DRY WHILE
AT WASHINGTON
(Continued from page 1.)
herman of Lynchburg, Virginia.
Wright's letter was In reply to
one from Carter urging that the
embassy relinquish the liquor
lhvileee and was interpreted as
being the stand of Sir Ksme on the
liquor question. At that time, It
was explained at the embassy that
Ir Ksme believed the liquor privi
lege was a question to be dis
cussed openly and to be dealt with
as (he head of a mission desired.
The correspondence in the mat-
tor was forwarded to President
Hoover by Carter and diplomatic
circles havo expressed the opinion
since then that the entire a flair
was somewhat delicate aud embar
rassing to the Washington govern
ment, us the diplomatic llqunr
sltuatloii had been considered set
tled by a treasury department nil-
f(i after the seizure of a truckJoud
of liquor consigned to the Siamese
legation. - ,
Sir Ksmo emphasized, , In ex
pressing his opinion on the sub
ject of the relinquishment of the
liquor privilege, that he was speak
ing only for himself and not as
dean of the diplomatic corps, a
post he will relinquish late this
year with his retirement from the
British service. Most members, tt
the corps have taken tiie position
that they could not voluntarily
forego a privilege so firmly estab
lished by diplomatic law and us
age without the specific consent of
their governments.
o-
Alemlte ami Zerk
grease guns
at Wharton
and fittings are sold
Bros.
Mi . WDCSCS OTTO QTOQOTO (OT&OT . f U
1 1 fivis additional punch whosa puitcli rSXSS H i IM I.
I : : 1 ; K the American flag was hoisted above the v ' f ;
' I I S IH0dfiB H. V. ROBINSON declares small city El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora . i! ' )
-jy---jr -jS---- S la Reinade Los Angeles in January, 1847. , jii I
I i i j,i J. tp and orrr the pirtiirraque hill, demomlralinB enrs Watue "A. It. mporub raerly to yoor ihrot. Romantic bits of western history such fl i ,7
r- !r 1 arimud Atori in high Roar U soriatrd rlvr Idilionol pnnrh lie at all -f.U. Il in clean furl, as this are revealed in the Associated Oil -.; A
- 'l ii true drmuniitration of Ihe poxer whro punch ia needed and alill rclinrd to insure complete com- Company radio program, "Roads to ' IllV I 1
! ' 7' ' 1 I-'ant of any motor ear. maintains its many-mil-per-gal- biulion and to minimise carhon Romance." f jl ' V
v 1 I H V.KobiMon. prominent Kord Ion q.udiUcfc" formation and cr.nkca.e d.ln- Listen in each Wednesday evening. 8 , i ti ,
V '"' J and Lincoln dealer of A.loria. AwocJated Gaaolinc ia a depend- " to 8:30 p. m on stations K PO-San H'jf. J v j, I
)y ,7. declare, that he ha ehon Amo- able ,a.oline that ai.e. "Vlore Sold at the red. Rreen and cream Francisco: KGO-Oakland: KFI-Los r- 1,; JSV.
-1- - - t- c.led:..olineeaclu-.ivelyln M ilea .o the t-llon." It.UrUel- .l.lion AnReles: KGW-Portland; KOMO- V A
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closet of a rooming house, In a
section of the city far removed
lioiu the exclusive district where
she' had maintained her residence
William Tuliman, Oakland radio '
operator, wanted in connection
with the murder was missing when ;
the steamer. Admiral tienson ar
rived at Sail Francisco last night.
The finding of narcotics in Mrs.
Patty's apartment, seemed to the
police to bear out an expressed
suspicion of her husband, Frank
Patty, that his wife had become
addicted to the use of stimulants.
He had previously told police of his I
wife's ill health, adding that they :
had resided in Los Angeles 'during
several past winters on account of
It. She had, Patty said, spent some
time in Arizona for treatment of
tubercular ailment, but Patly had
understood, he said, that she had
not suffered further symptoms,
lately, and was apparently cured.
New Evidence Found
In their investigation of the
rooming house apartment yester
day police tabulated the following
new asserted evidence:-
A man's brown, blood spattered
suit of clothes, bearing an Oakland
trademark. The suit was found in
a suit case, in which also was an
Oakland newspaper dated May 18.
Police suld Tallman was known lo
have left Oakland May 19. Other
artciles of apparel, a razor, shav
ing brush and lotion were In the
suitcase. Police said the shaving
implements had yielded sharp
sueclmeiis of fingerprints.
Chief of Detectives Herman Cllne
declared that the brown suit had
been described by Mrs. ltoia Scott,
mother of the dead woman, as be
longing to Tallman. She was weU
acquainted with Tallman, porice
said.
Principal's Past Life
The lines of police Investigation
reached into many sections of the
country as they rounded up news
paper details in the life of , Mrs.
fatty.
Mrs. Scott, the mother, now liv
ing with a brother of the slain girl,
Irving Scott, in Julesnurg, t;oio.,
is enroute to Los Angeles to give
what aid she can to the police.
Frank D. Patty, the husband, was
graduated from the University of
Nebraska in VJM. ne nan liveu
formerly at Fonda, Iowa, with his
father, a druggist there.
William Tallman was born in
Rock Island, HI., reports to the jo-
lice here advised he had receive
technical radio training in Berkeley
and had been employed at various
times in Oakland and Ban Fran
cisco. Mrs. Patty had been married
twice. Her first marriage occurred
In Sioux City. Iowa, to Arthur J.
Wlasmath. They had one daughter,
Helen Dorothy, who now resides
with her, lather and grandparents
in Ixs Angeles.
Mrs. Patty secured a divorce
from Wlssmath and about, four
years ago married Pally. It was
learned that Tallman's relatives'
in Oakland had retained Attor
neys Thomas P. White and Vincent
Hickson of Los Angeles, to handle
his case.
An inquest into Mrs. Patty's
death has been set by Coroner
Frank Nance for Friday.
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal
Works
HEATING AND VENTILATING
Gutters, Valleys and
Auto Body and Fender Work
western Furnace
New Location 444 N. Jackson
Phone 460
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: 1:5' ? Wi a
John Jerico, u, arrested 'and
fined $500 for possession of a pint
of whisky, is free today because
his wife mortgaged their home at
St. Clairsville, O., which they had
been 60 years paying for. Doctors
said Jerico, bent almost double
with rheumatism, could not live
two weeks In Jail. Jerico said the
whisky was being used for medi
cinal purposes.
BAD WEATHER IS
HANDICAP TO
CARNIVAL WEEK
(Continued from page 1)
the Unipqua and Grand hotels on
Jackson and Cass streets, and will
he led by the Itoseburg Boys' band.
.The prizes offered are as follows:
Section 1 Best decorated baby
marriage or go-cart, 1st, $5; 2nd,
$2; 3rd. L
Section 2 Best decorated tri
cycle or wagon, 1st, $5 2nd, $2;
3rd. SI.
Section 3 Tlest decorated doll
buggy, 1st, E: 2nd. $2; 3rd, Jl.
Section 4 Best Indian character,
1st, $3; 2nd, 32; 3rd, $1.
Section 5 Bathing beauties, 1st,
S3; 2nd, $2; 3rd, SI.
Section 6 Best feature not in
cluded In above classes, 1st, $3 ;
2nd. ?2; 3rd. $L
Another carnival feature is the
lower show, which is to be held
f May evening and Saturday at
URECT FBOM CHICAGO STADIUM
Greatest nggregHtioti,
of circus talent ever
assembled! It's so trig
it needs the sky for
a roof mid all outdoors
for a stajje
cJ-Xdded ulimctionj,
Drilliunt rfrrworks
Display!
"circus
Greatest aggregation
Inexpensive but
Guaranteed Quality
Jewelry, Novelties
and Silverware
Style and quality combined with low priccsl That is the standard by which all our mer
chandiue is bought and sold. Every item has been chosen with these three qualities in
mind and you may be assured that any article selected is of such good value that the
purchase price will be refunded if it proves unsatisfactory.
The Buxton Billtainer
For the new bills! No
v stitches Can't rip
With the advent of our new paper
money, there must be a suitable
place to carry it. This case has a
separate full length pocket for the
purport. Priced, at S3. 50, S5.0U,
$7.50. The ingenious construction
makes bulging impossible, no mat
ter how full.
Personal ...
individual
Your friends will know you gave
a little extra thought 'to them when
they receive a genuine Buxton Key.
Tainer.
' ' ; '
Buxton Keytainer
One-piece revolving hook that can
not break. A reinforcement strip
inside, to double its Iffe. Free key
return service.
Other Leather Goods
Purses of fine leather, manicure
sets, toilet sets and many items
priced from S 1.00 and up.
Douglas Lighters
Plain and leather covered from
S3. 50 to $6.03. "A flip and its tit."
Community Silverware
' YOU PAY NO MORE in buying your Community silver
ware here and we offer tKese advantages:
Each piece engraved with an appropriate letter without
cost.
The newest patterns and the newest containers and
trays without extra charge.
A three payment plan if desired whereby you pay for
your set while using it.
You can buy a set with service for six, hollow handled
knives with stainless blades i i Tudor Plate Community
for as low as $2 1 .75.
She Needs as Many Necklaces as You
Have Neckties
Today fashion decrees that the necklace must match the
shade of frock with which they're worn and must fit, by
style the occasion for which they're worn. You will find in
,our display of quality costume jewelry the newest at mod
erate prices.
And to complete the ensemble an exquisite and colorful
La France ring at a price you wouldn't dream possible.
Come in and see them. There's no obligation to buy but
every incentive.
J
EWELERS