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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REViEW. ROSLBURU OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, 1930. ill OF 10 Coast Guards Within Right Prescribed by Statute, Declares Head of U. S, Treasury. Transfer of Dry Bureau to Justice Department Is Favored No Reply Made to Critics. (AwiclatM Vrvm Wire) WASHINGTON. Jan. 3. Secre tary Mel lull today h untried Ihut I he coast guard had done nothing that was not JuHtlfled and uuili oiUwl under I lie law In firing on the liquor unuiKKllug boat, it lurk Duck, which leHtilU'd In the uVaih of. '.ill re imu. Mr. Mellun'a stnteincnt unit In llne'Wlih thoMu piwiouKly mudc by 'Hear Admiral Dullard, coaHl guard cnmiuajidant, mid AhsImihik Bocretnry Ivownutn, hoih of whom had-defended the cohhi K"uni. TUfl Becretary of tlio tmimiry gajfl thai us much an the ahooi Jn'Wan regretted. rporiif lo htm Indicated that Hie couM guard was, acting "entiitdy williln their instructions and ulmervliiKi their duty In what they did." 'Tliey gave warning, tho boat piideuvorlnK to fHC-ape and tdey' could not do less thuu they did," he added. Legal Duty Performed The Hecretaiy fluid that the coast Guard hnd Information thai the BiiiuKKl(in were uMt'inpting to Tun liquor Into the Hulled Blares and concentrated coaal guard boats In that vicinity. The Black Duck, he said, wuh near the con ft t off Newport. The coast Ktinnl," 'Mr. Mellon ald;;"l outhoiiRed under Die Inw to June force to tttnn lmtn. If they 'could not ahoot they could not'arry out their inntructionB. They, give warning mid puraue anfljf a bo does not slop It In neceiaary to use rorce. In them cftKvn the men were violators of tlmluw. They were BinuKRlhifC li quor and It Was the count guards' doty to capture, them." Asserting that all reports of the coiwt guard Indicated that "every thing was regular and that they were Justified In wunt they were doing." Mr. Mellon added, "our men only uh force where It In absolutely nmiutiHnry." " Transfer favored ' IhcuhhIiik enforcement In (ten eral, the secrelary Bald that he favored the transfer of the entire prohibition unit from iho Jurlmlic tion'nf the treuMUty to the Jurln- Uictton of the dermimetit or Juh tlco.i He pointed out that at pres ent' the department of Justice pro aecutes the casen thut are devel Qpej by the prohibition bureau ami . expressed the belief thut belter- cooperation could be obtained If both divisions were under t ic tutfiB department. The secretury mild the treaNiiry wea having Indepi'iuleul iu Vetftlgation made Into ibe aboot ln(t ,of the amugglers merely to Intuit out unylbltiK that bad not an -vet been lenrned. Mr. Mellon declined lo discus tiny; of the atlacks upon him made by ;nembers or congress or any ol tho- statements regiiiiling prohlld Uon enforcement from ibe same source. He asserted the person nel of the prohlblllon enforcemenl divUlons was using every effort to enforce the prohibition law. One of the major problems now cniitrontliiK enfoicemont, he snld, was the smugaling of liquor into this conn try from Canada and from, nearby foreign psseHlonH adding thai pronrens bad been made In preventing diversion uf indttstrtal alcohol for bootleg pur poses. .r. Borah Makes Denial WAHHINOiTON. Jan. a Hena tor liorali. of Idaho, toduy denied widely published reports Hint Mis Mabel Walker Wlllebrandt. former assistant attorney general In charge of prohibition canes, wan the source or nis IntonnuiUm on prohibition conditions throughout the country. "MVs. Wlllebrniult should nut he ili'Hwh Into tills mallei." said Sim mi or Hornh. "She has bail nothing to do wHb h." Dtoree Asked ' WAHlllNHTON. Jan. 'A.- T h e department of Jusiiee today asked the supreme court to hold thai i purchaser Is guilty of consplnic? when he orders llqtntr from a boot leuger knowhm ihut lis delivery will involve Illegal it Misitititatlou Mob Protttt In Boston "HOSTON. Jan. 3. - t'oasl guard reVrulllng posters on Itoston coin mon were torn ilow n anil de st roved yesterday shortly after a nifeiing In Ksmnll hall In protest oflkllling of three rum ninneis off Newport. H. I.. Sunday by conl gnnrdsmeii was conchideil. The petty officer In charge of the re ciuitlng atalion was unable to cope with the deinouHmlors. The crowd approached the sin tldu it ml herore thief Water Tend eiC ticortte HrlKK could do any tlUJig to prevent litem, they tore the posters from '.be metal stand hiiIs upon which they were pasted and trampled them Into ibe ground. They then kicked ibe metal frames about the sidewalk Brlgas. when the demonstrator had rinlshed, picked up what re nurtned of the standards and hur ried with (hem to i-astern division coast guard heHdr.uarters at the customs house where he reimrted tin details of the Indictment to his superiors. A resolution unanimously adopt edMmvlousy br a meeting w hich taxed the capacity of Kaneuil hull asked President Hoover to order an- Investigation of the killing of thf three ruui runners, the inves tigation to' bo made "by somebody I no; ' iuunecieti wnn iue tunn iitiMsd- or the treasury department ' Offlcera of the Liberal Civic league, which called tho meeting, presented a report of their Inves tigation Into the shooting of the three rum runners, git investiga tion which they said proved 'fla grant violation of the Maw on the part of the government agents." C. W. Crocker, general counsel for the league, denied the rum run ners were attempting to escape when they were killed. Secret Code Alleged LOS ANOKI.KS, Calif., Jan. 2 Charges that radio messages, In secret code, were being used by rum smuggling ships of the south ern California coast to receive or ders and warnings from their ul leited owners In Canada, were made by the government today In prosecuting a libel suit against tho seized cbln cruiser Cblquita. The Suit through which the gov ernment seeks forfeiture of the as serted rum running boat was be ing heard by United States Com missioner Davis Head. The Chiqiil tu was captured by coast guard boats aeverui weeks ago after a kuu battle that lasted nearly an hour off Magu lagoon. No liquor was found on hoard but coast guardsmen testified that the crew- threw overboard a large miinberof sacks. Knimett Dougherty, assistant United States at tome)', testified that, through the mystery radio, rum ships wero In constant com munication with their owners. He declared the governm nt had de termined the Identity of Ibe ruin ship's radio operator through pe culiar characteristics of bis send ing. Dougherty argued that these peculiarities were admissible for identification the sjme as hand writing traits. New Worry for Drys WASHINGTON, Jan, 2. A tre mendous increase In the produc tion of coin sugar which can be used In making bootleg liquor is causing the prohibition bureau more concern than the diversion of Industrial alcohol which bus been cited as one of the major problems facing tho enforcement officers. Prohibition Commissioner Doran said today (bat bis agents were reporting - the seizure of an in creasing number of corn sugar dis tilleries and a decreasing number of plants for converting industrial alcohol. He cited figures furnished by. the department of commerce show that producing of corn sugar bad Increased from 152.0O0.0OU pounds In 1JI21 to 9tiS,ooo,ooo pounds In the 1128 riscnl year. Commissioner Doran in Iho past has said (hat the plan adopted two years ago of limiting Ibe manufac ture of Industrial alcohol to the amount required by the country In Its Industrie! hnd caused the di version to bootleg channels to drop from , a major to a minor question In tho enforcement of the prohibition law, Secrelary Melton In bis annual report a month ago told congress that the diversion of denatured al cohol for beverage purposes had "practically ceased." News Briefs ( Awwu-iattit 1'rtw Win-) (1AUDKN CI I V. Kas., Jan. 2. Whlle neigh bore restrained a frantic father from rushing Into u blazing remoduled garage which the Marlon Klddo family hud made Ihelr temporary home here, his two children, Ituth, 2, ami ltlch ard, 4, perished last night. High liames from an oil heater had, set lire to the garage. A1J1ANY, N. Y., Jan. 2. The resignation of'Kdgar S-. Jennings as warden of Auburn slate prison where (wo rlola have occurred in the past year, Mas announced to day by Dr. Ittiymoud V. Kieh, .dnte commissioner of s correction. Dr. Kifb would not discuss whether Jennings' resignation hud been requested, bul uulil "It Iiuk teen nccttpted." SAI-KM. Ore.. Jan. 2. Dr. It. K. I.ee Kleiner, for 23 years superin tendent of the atate hospital for (lie Insane, today denied reports (hat be may be a candidate for the republican nomination for gover nor. "I am not and never have been a candidate for itovernor." said Dr. Stelner. MKDK0H11. Ore.. Jim. 2.- Terry A. Talent, for three years a prohi bit Ion enforcemenl officer In Ibis district, was today ordered trans ferred (o Ibe narcotics division with headquarters In Seattle. l.A CItANDK. Ore., Jan. 2. - Julius Hoesch, owner of Sacajawea , inn, announced today a seveu Hiory building project ad lucent lo the hole) and connecting with the' main building through an over-1 heat! b.illway or tunnel over the intervening alley. Kour stories or j nunc will he erected Hits year. j rumtcl. piano luii' i. Phone 189-Ij 4 Winter Travel In drllKluful along the Hcdwotxl Highw ay in THE Rl-nU'OOO IMPlRHOF HUMBOLDT COUNTY CALIFORNIA Th enlirt nuirr ttwn Sn FracKico mi ttirrka itdCtrmrfli 4. Hvi trrr from now ihnMifhtwt lK intrr, and ont ck tat tonal HwrrW vi.tt tikiMU. m thai Uv U not trw.xtvrnirntrj. Nrvrr thr ctHtnlry nutf heatiUtul. Irc iKd M,-vik-, comtonabl rtml ihtt wintrr. PvosfvHcv Fur is Anoiir lumK.Uts A Eacrllrnt rtr con Jit ion for hrp throuh.ui Im var. M CHJ hemi at thtra in tlumk.Lh L'ountv, produtring hith-iraJe wHtl.Nnd aurikH lantKa. Vwrka (H.lrn tll In Fitrrka con MtV.OV tHinJtofwcua nn Btanulariurini tOankf. lnn and otHt w.olrn iinni. Whn caatinr thmugh Purt-ha. ml Chamber of Com tarn tod HLMnoi.nr an-M Y UOAKO Or TRAPE Eurvka, California Nt for ithsirroud SvAlru S,'..-rv .. 4flbtaMaW ilMsst Ily HOWAHI) W. IJLAKKSI.KK Hch-nce Kditur Associated Press Feature Service DKS MOINKS, la., .Inn. 2. A new prmif of tne, peculiar wave loot Ion beik'viHl by some sclfiitihta to cement the universe toduy was awurded the highest honor of the Amcricun Association for the Ad vancement of Science, the tl.OUO reward for "an outstanding paper." The author was A. J. Dempster, physicist of tiie University of Chicago. Mr. Dempster demonstrated in direct but visible evidence of Ibe wave motion of very tiny bits of hydrogen. They ware nearly full sized atoms, 2,000 limes heavier thun anything jn which this odd motion previously has been con clusively shown. . According (o one of (be latest st'nnai ionn in ' science, called wave-mechanics, there Is thought to be a wave motion of the par ticles 111 all substances. It Is be lieved I hat this niol Ion in some manner elfects the very nature of material Fuhstauce. ICxtreinlKls have gone so far as (o suggest thai everything which exists is in tho last analysis mere ly some form of wuve motion. Tunglblo proof or ibis motion Is regarded with great interest. Only a lew pbysb-litis have attempted d monstruiioiiB and II was barely two years ago that DaviHson ami dernier of Ncw York obtained 0111 or Ibe first evidences. Thut wu:i ol wave in o Hon in elections, parti cles far lighter than Hie blls of hydrogen used by Dempster, One or two oilier pliysicUls have re ported evidence of the hydrogen motion, and Die award to Demp ster was made on account of the convincing nature of his demon stration. In u vacuum tube be stripped a stream of hydrogen atoms of their electrons. He had left near ly full sized atoms which he di rected In a tiny stream agaliMl a calcile crystal. From the mutint-r In which these atoms rebounded off the crystal surface he showed that they were hitting it with u wave motion. Mr. Dempster Is known among scientists for woik on vacuum tubes and for analysis of Isotopes, which are minute differences in I weight of elements Ihut do not af fect their chemical nctiotiH. Former Duds for Men January Special Work Shirts . 49c 220 Blue Denim Q Q p Overall J 0 U 35c Army and 1 Qp Navy Socks I U U Rockford j ftp Socks I UU Silk nnd Wool QQp Work Hose Zub January Special Polo Shirts Men's Dress Shirts " Double Blankets All Wool Boot Socks ... Horse Hide Work Gloves 98c 95c $1.69 49c $1.00 January Special Hickory Shirts ft C n double back UVU Leather Face 1 Op Canvas Gloves I UU ISSUED JANUARY SPECIAL PQC One lot of men'. PJ3 values to $35.00 P0C One lot men's Suits, Hart Schaltner Marx. VJ J Clothcrnft nnd other high grade lines, rnzpi limited CC This lot includes very high grade values VM.i'J 0 C This Kroup has broken lots of all new styles and Sdvl patterns, some with of pants This group contains serges, worslrds larqe iort nient BOYS TURNED OVER TO JUVENILE COURT, It. F. Nnle, Hub Kalnh and Clenn SwaiiMon, three Portland boys ar retted Sunday charged with steal ing gasoline from automobiles in North Hoheburg, were ordered turn ed over lo the juvenile court or Multnomah county yesterday after noon. Tho hoys appeared before Justice of tiie Peace Hopkins and entered pleas of guilty lo charges ui petty larceny. TEN SKATERS DROWN COPKXHAOKN, Jan. 3. Ten boys drowned today when the ice broke under them while they were skating on the Kltan river, Swed en. Sunday at the Churches First Church of Christ, Scientist, .112 K. Douglas street. Itegular service Sunday at 11 a. m.; sub Joel : '(Jod". Sunday Bchool con venes at if: 45, All up to the ago of twenty years are lovingly wel come The Wednesday evening meetings are held ut S o'clock and testimonies of healing tliroih Christian Science are given. The reading room In the front of the church edifice is open dally, ex. cept Sundays and holidays, from 2 to 4 p. in., where the llible and all authorized Christian Science lileruture may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend the church services and use t lie reading room. Methodist Church, Dillard Cir cuit. Ira F. Itankin, pastor. Preach ing service at Dflard church Sun day morning at 11 o'clock, fol lowed by the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The pu.nl or will b:v gln a series of evangelistic meet ings at the Looklujglass church Sunday evening, to continue every night next week. The song ser vice will begin promptly at 7:30, followed by soul-stirring . gospel messages. Don't fail to attend ev ery night. Presbyterian Church Bible school 9:45 o'clock; Senator Kddy, superintendent. Trained teachers for all classes. Five-piece orches tra. Mornln? worship at 11 o'clock. Kev. (Irover C. Hlrchet. a returned missionary from Colombia, South Americu, will prrfach both morn ing and evening. Christian Endeav or at G:30. Evening worship at 7:30. Plhle study and prayer ser vice Wednesday evening at 7:45. Choir practice at 8: IS same eve ning. We cordially Invite you to worship with us. Uegin the new OREGON WOOLEN STORE : Read this entire ad. and note the substantial sav ings at this time. January Special Men's Cotton "7 Q p Unions I JU Part Wool CI OR Unions U I IU J Fleece Lined Part Wool CI Unions OIlWW Heavy weight QQp Cotton Unions ... UUU Cotton Shirts and Drawers ... 79C Part Wool Shirts 98c and Drawers Heavy All CIQR Wool Unions OviJ J Fleece Lined 6l Oft Cotton Unions M I iZ J ""LESSEE A-Win &Q Qft K SU-P Suits, mall sizes, (M QC $9,85 practically all siacs and some Suits, and are real CIO OK two pair 1Q M SJIOmU all late stvlcs and patterns. and fancy patterns, PQJ (,( year right. "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve". liecide this question now. Salvation is God's free gift to men. Accept Christ as your Saviour today and settle this question once for all. i Methodist Episcopal Church. Church school, 9:45; U. K. liood- bourn, superintendent. Morning service 11 o'clock: aublect. "The Future Hope". Anthem, "I Know, that My Redeemer Li vet h" (Wil son ) ; incidental solos, Mrs. Klch aid Coen and Mrs. A. J. Ceddes; Mrs. Helnliue directing. Epworth League 6:3o p. m.; Walter Henry, leader. Evening service 7:30; sub ject, "The Water of Life". Good music, a hearty welcome. Start the new year light by attending some church service In the city. Charles A. Edwards, minister. . First Christian Church. W. It. Build pastor. Bible school ut 9:45 a. m. D. E. Carr superintendent. Morning worship begins at 10:5. Sermon subject, "Progressive Christianity." The choir under the direction of Elsie Carlelon St King, w ill sing "Come All t People." Young Peoples' Christ ian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. The evening evangelistic service be gins at 7:30. The pastor will be gin a series of sermons, the titles of which will be taken from prom inent advertisements. The subject lor Sunday night will be, "Picture Ahead Kodak As You Go." Mrs. Si rang will sing "Hold Thou My Hand." You will enjoy hearing Frances Lintott play the new or gan. Teii-niinute pipe organ inc lude starts at 7:30 p. in. lie ther) on time.' Organ selections: Morning voluntary "1 Know Thai My Redeemer Llveth," from the "Messiah," by Handel. Offertory "Cavatina." by Raff. Evening prelude "(-aim As the Night," Hohni. "My Faith Looks I'p to Thee," (with chimes.) Offertory "Lento," Clemen ti. Methodist Episcopal Church South, corner of South Main and East Lane. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., W. L. Cobb superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Subject. "Near Year's Truth." Ep worth League at 6:30 p. in. Topic. "In the Home." Leader, Gertrude Ghulwell. Evening worship at 7:3o. This service will be preceeded by a twenty minute musical. Piano duets and solos by Miss Mildred Coates and Miss AvIb Negley. Piano duet, "Tower and Glory.' one piano solo, selected, and an other, "Frolic in the Moonlight." '-mmon, subject, "Christ Waiting." W - 'nesday evening service at 7:30. First prayer service for this new year. Come without failure. Make a good start. Roy scouts meet on Thursday evening at 7:30. You are cordially invited to wor ship villi us ut all these services. John H. Penhall. pastor. Roseburg, Oregon ntaarv Spc 1 JANUARY BUSINESS as a rule drops below the average and in order to stimulate our custo mers' interest at this time we are going to make a substantial mark down on practically our entire stock which will mean a great sav ing to all who will avail themselves of this opportunity and save JANUARY SALE Here is the Outstanding Jan. Special All Oregon Wool Overcoats, regular $14.85 values January Special Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, imported Eng lishSki Ql J E Oxfords 01 itJ Best grade of PI QC Calf Oxfords 0Ti2 J Men's Dress Shoes, black and tan, many patterns. S4.95 " S8.00 The International Bible Stu- dents meet every Sunday morning eluven at I-m I inpqda avenue The subject of study this Sunday Is, "The Day of His Preparation," baited. on Nahuiu 2:8- liow have events since J'.tH shown (he ful filment of phuptiecy ? What do the scriptures say as to the suc- cess of the. League ot Nations, and other peace pacts? What stand should the Christians take In time of war? These and other ques tions will be discussed nt this time. Don't forget to tune in on KGW every Sunday morning from 1 1U lo ll- Used Radio Receiving SETS Fada battery table type, with new batteries and speaker. Fada 5-tube table type battery set with new batteries and a speaker. Airline battery 6-tube type with "B" eliminator, speaker and new "A" battery. Stewart-Warner 5-tubc table type set with "A" and "B" eliminator and speaker. Bremer-Tully 6-tube table set with "A" and "B" elimina tor and cone speaker. ' Croaley "AC" 7-tube set with cabinet and built-in speaker. Atwater-Kent 6-tube console set with battery and speaker. Fada table model 7-tube set with new speaker. "AC" I NEWLAND'S i Dept. Phone 458 Roseburg January Special Calf Skin QO QC Panco Soles wZljJ Heavy weight water proof, fiber t?Q QK sole 00 lO J Heavy weight, All leather CJ Q Work Shoe OtiUU S4.9 12-in. top water iter S7.95 proof chrome nt' rtWiiiii Baptist Church. Sunday !9:45 Classes for all ages. scbool Morn- lng service at 11 o'clock. Rov. L. G. Kali of McMlnnvllle will bring the message. The choir will sing "Like As tne Hart," by Vincent N'orvello. an anthem for women's MEAT SPECIALS at the DOUGLAS MARKET Haveyou tried 6ne of 5ur bSef rcmsts yetj? They are good and at only 20-22c per lb. Our pork roasts are cut from the fresh ham which surely makes a nice roast. Drop in this Saturday and look our coun ters over, they are full of the finest of meats. , BEEF SPECIALS Roasts, lb - 20-22c Beef Boil, lb 15-18c Hamburger, (a real treat), lb 20c PORK Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c Shoulder Steaks, lb. 25c Sausage, Jb 20c VEAL (Very Select) Breasts for Boiling, lb 18c Shoulder Steaks, lb !. 25c Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c Veal Loaf, ground to your order, lb . 25c 3 lbs. Pure Lard 50c SMOKED MEATS Breakfast Bacon, half or whole, lb 30c Bacon Strips, lb 20c Dixies, lb :JAf Salt Pork, lb ...20-25c Our pleasure is in serving you. Phone 350 238 N. Jackson Offer an opportunity for substantial savings at this time. January Special Water Repel- M ft C lant Pants .... 00 iW J Water Repel lant Jackets Stag Shirts $4.95 SS.85 Double Back Cruiser Shirts $7.85 $4.95 $3.65 All Wool . All Wool Blazers College Cords Whip Cord Riding Breeches .. Part Wool $3.95 ,$1.29 SweaterCocts 7S1JJ -T-.iurii amstinMn lit in . JANUARY SPECIAL MEN'S OVERCOATS A II 1 I . $15 $25 n wuui orown, gray This lot of coats are outstanding values at this price. In it are to be found broken Int. Ain rn of high grade garments PqC Pure Oregon wool double fp.ccd fab- yl)a rn 9 J J rics, complete run cf sizes and patterns piw'J H R This lot contains Oregon wool coats, heavy V1 J weight, double faced fabrics. Absolutely the bet values to be had at this Cnn rn voices. U. Y. P. I", at C:30. Eve ning servioe at 7:3o. He v. Ha"! will bring this message also. The choir will sing '-Welcome, Sweet Grace," bv Mucy, and Fruuk Grub be will sing, "Hold Thou My Hand." We invite you to uttuud I all of these services. Former Duds for Men January Special Dress Suspenders .. Flannel Shirts Flannel Night Shirts Flannel Pajamas Men's Dress Hose ..29c 98c 98c SI. 49 ..10c January Special Wool Shirts Mercerized Dress Hose Corduroy Panta Mole Skin Pants $1.85 25c 1 $2.95 I $2.45 1 S2i05 H All Wool Pull Over Sweaters January Special Gray AIl-Wool blan kets, full CO OR double size OwiSJ Indian Robes, part Wool, large M ft C size OmuJ and mixlures, aii ' SS.B5 J) Jitd