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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1 930. SIX STORY 1 (Continued Irom page 1) mlllce woman from New York and represented ine women h oi -''""-lion for national prohibition re form. , , . -.At f'rst. Ilic women or tlie land, trtlu said, tliullnlit that prnliiliiuon would BlreiiKiheii a weak thaiae tur 'Ihey are now realizilli; "with . . . i 1 i ,,,-liimr " lirart uilliiiiiha . i not wlfhiV'leKislatlun can he of no .Mayor CharleH Howie, r-liara.-l.-r. ,,,, ' lied l.iKi:elfH uecount of a ".slush "-'I,.i,.ime rani- from the upecla-! funil" raiiie.l di:iinK !iin campaign ,ora' l em.d -.heylhoUMhliaH 'pe,fe,Ily .b.... i.llly a.,.1 Ihey could make inohlbillon ax, lirely without any fmin.l.iUon in iiw, (.,,(ii union, hut ln-'iaci. after which th" Catholic T)oy.V band played and a ulinrt proitram of sonus and dances was furnlkhed by professional perform who he fmlrl "have aimear-cd before some of the best men and women In IX troll." Commisi-loncr Itnl lnli;' raid: "I don't (to where liouor Is served or where dancers cnleila'n. Anybody who says 1 do Is a liar." Oscar ('. Olunder. slate cmiinlla sioner of 1'iihlic safety, al.-o men ti,,n,.,l ns one nf ihe L'Ue:ilS. refused Ktead ihev have made the constitu tion as weak as prohibition." Next to testify was Mrs. David Holmes Morion of lirouklyn, secre tary of the women's committee for repeal of the cIkIUcoiiiIi amend ment. "We demand otitrU-.it. unequivo cal repeal of the eiKhleenth amend ment, free from modification, coin proinhK- or mibstllut.'." 6he declar ed. A.I'lliiK that it was up to roll press lo work out details of how this should be done. Miss Louise Gross of New York, chairman of the National Women's Moderation league, appeared after Mrs. Morton. "National prohibition has failed In lis purpose." she said. "Yotlin-' 1 llrnint. ntlt.'tlticd peopur Hie mi, in, h - - In speakeasies, at madhouses and from nootU'l-'eers. v. no .nuuui. , reKUlated. The youth of our coun try Is being destroyed by these un regulated and lllei;illmaio purvey ors of Iluor." When she concluded William Ca bel Ilruce of Maryland, a former senator and one of the most caustic critic, of prohibition, began bis testimony. - Advice to W. C. T. U. Former Senator llrueo began by Buying IT he were oying ne aiium rather have a "raven perched upon my bed post than to be compelled to turn for consolallon to some of the hybrid preacher politicians who urn doing all they call In sup port, of the eighteenth amend ment.1' Turning to the Women's Chris tian Temperance union. Ilruce said lie hoped "these splendid but mis guided women will soon get back to lliu temperance that was their aim and leave prohibition alone." 116 said that 70 per cent of nil thestllls confiscated throughout tint ennntrv were taken in the stales or the old confederacy. Among the stales which he men tioned as having had prohibition scandals were Idaho and Montana. Ilruce had only half completed his testimony when ll receBS was taker)' until 1:30 p. in. Llnaett Branded Liar PKTHOIT. Feb. IX Hetroit of ficials came rorwnrd today with their version or the party held here last November for stale unci local officials, accounts of which figured In testimony before the house Ju diciary committee ill Washington yesterday. Waller I.lggell, a wilier who up- i peiired before the committee, de scribed the nffalr as one at which liquor was served and dancei'H per formed for the edification of fiov ernor Fred W. (ireen. runner To ll Commissioner William V. 1! al lege, four municipal Judges and oilier, officials. Today one of Ihn Judges who was n finest at the parly said that nolli thing stronger lluiii Ice cream was nerved and Hint Ihn enleilaliiiiienl was furnished by a hoys' hand of 40 pieces. Other officials, not so explicit, branded Llggell's slory or the paiiv as a "lie." Green Would Testify From Lansing caino word Ihal Governor (Ireen would ho glad to niinenr heroin Hie congressional committee should thai bodv caro loj question him about prohibition con ditions In his slate. The governor Is In lloslon where he will deliver an address tonlghl. Judge, Homer I Ferguson of the circuit court said i Llggoit's story w-.tB an attem'it to discredit (lovernor (Ireen. lie snui speeches were given at the early by -the governor and other ofrlcials nrv RMittln Hearino WAKIII.NI'.TON', I'd). 1". While wet advocates presenled pleas fur Hie modification of Hie liquor laws before the house judiciary commit tee today, dry orcanizaiions l-siled a sialemenl which said no one "should be deceived by Hie present Hood of publicity ami propaganda put forth by the wets and carried by the press." "Judging by their noise during the sessions of congress the wets are a great host," It asserted. "Judged by the number of their ballots either during the sessions of congress or at tho polls, they are a diminishing minority." The statement added that the nresenl methods of tho "wets are disloyal and un-American." . t,fr of said claim numner iim-ny-) wnjsaa3i aamwaaaaaaeaaaa , ARIZONA WOMAN LOSES ON PLEA 1U ESCAPE GALLOWS M ..- ..-. IT ;"-l Wir. PIIOKN'IX. Ariz.. P !). I.J. The Aiizom. Male boa.''! T unions! i,. ilti(i'i ol Mrs. Kva Uu-'ui. lor i cntuinulalion of tli- dt-iith s.-i.t'-iif -t. (mtm February '-'1 for (lit! nmnl'-r In Vx7 of A. J. MathiH. ;tf?i-.l 1 ni-son. Ariz., rwluii', iin-l uill ti- tho flint woniuii ia Arizona to tlU- on the pillows. Mr:;. Jmpaii Had nPK'.i inai jut s ntciK'( be nii!fra('tl to lif; lui piiMoi'itn'ijl hut liif boa nl ll'-ltl dial iil'ur n:vic jp;t: ;m- ra it found no caii 'i for a n duoiioii of tin ilt-atli iMiiaity. JUNIOR hFqUINTET BILLED IN EUGENE The Iloseburg Junior high school liaskethall team will go to Kugene for games Friday and Sat urday. The boys will play Hoose Velt 'high school Friday night and Woodrov Wilton high Saturday night. The local team is made up largely of Inexperienced players, but Hie boys play a very fast game. conscious for several minutes l-Vi..,lin,ni had launched U 1U1 IO rush hi Maloncv which the uitior .dde-HIepped. - 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. Alex Roue. Honolulu heavyweiglit. stol pid Jack Lewis, San Francisco, In l he third round here last night, vilien Lev. la sulfered a badly cut o and v.a3 unable to continue. STORY 2 (Continued from parjo 1) scmhled and led In orderly proces sion to the street. Some of the lnltired children, however, were unable to march out with their companions, lies cners, attracted by their cries, car lied them out. STORY 4 (Continued from paKfl 1) Fights Last Night AOTIf K OF MfKltll TS S1I.K iti th- Ciri ult i t th- State of ..111J..1 i coipuriilioii, SAT-KM, Ore., Fb. 13. Jimmy Dolan. I'oriland, ltno k"(l out Ti;rry KH'fn. lii()uH'ii(k'tif, ia ih nt'V willi rouml of tlu-ir tfii-rownd main Mvt.'iit liuic iast nijvitt. SKATTI.K, Kib. 13. Doc SnoU, Tacoma, ami Wildcat Carii r. Kv iTi'lt n'Kro, IlKlitweiKlitH, foiiKht a six-rimnd draw here lasl nielli. j.-iro N. Ston-r. nn ! M.iry F. Ston i r, c.i ii' hin M. ;.sri.-fi itnj John r-' ' K-Mirntaii. fl-fi tMl.inl1. v vii'ttit- i.f an r.-i-uli'tn. jihIk ii. in - r.-.- i.nO "rl-r ( ih iiiroul ( ih- '. -ntltl. u court , K,.- liliOV .-r.till.'l fUH J., nit jtr.rt..i at.'i -Lil'd tn? '' d'V " I .HMiiiv i:::m. iiimi a j-i.lm.-nt and J. i !--! i iil' ! i in ' "iirl on Hit- Hh l;.v "f Jaii-tnry. I!':'.''. " favor ,f Th- t'ni-.n (Vntriil IJf Innram- !.''.', t,!,- ii?.' ffi'llowin? H'unH of ...,.m,.v i'(.-wit: 3174. .'!7 with intr-Mt t from ij-'iiiiht-r 1. l.'-H; t J",-, wllh lnt.reHt :.t ptrom Kuv.-inh.T "S l!rj; $ir,U3.R2 with in- J.. fUllHT film nf $1 attrn.-y an.! plaintiff's h;r.ln ,x,.( at 1S.'-0 And the co-slB of and upon ihH 'writ; comman-llnit me to il properiv ultnat.-d in DoukIuB Thnt portion of the P;ter Sarr iV.natlon Land I'lalin number flfty f Jv" (5T. ) lyinK within sect on iw..iity-oirht (2h .n,1t 'w;V"KV'") ir.t.th ranK -vn tnf t-ill'!tn.-ttu Murldiun. described aa '"ii"ghmlnK nt the southwest cor- jltr OI itaia ciaini numuci m-j-"- ih-re.if fifty-five rodw: theme rM on hundred thirty (13'J) rods in,) fifteen (10) feet; thence south fi'tv-five (" rotlj to the bouih line iaid t-laitn: thence w-i on uid aoutii line one hundred thirty UfU) r,,lH and fifte.-n tl.'.i f--t to .h Of Ill-Klllllllllf, CHIHdlHIIIB (iJtty-fi- lit ai-r-s. f.w. ltier-rore. vy viri'ie mi ax.cutioii judKtm-iit, decr.-t; and or-d-r of joile atd in rompliain-e Willi ll,.- i oiniiifinds of paid w rit. I will on at II o'.-lo-k A. M. at the front u,,-,-' of the unity Court Hon-.- ;in j.,,.-liurf. ieoii, st-ll at public -W' lion, milij.-' t to r-d.-,npthm. to ,- hiii.-st bidder for i-ah in hand, -ill the riKlit. title ""'1 intrent which the above n;tnv-d d-fend.'int .-ither of them had on the ,lv of March. i'J-Z, the date of the iii.MtKan- forelo.-t.-d or in-e that ,i tt.- h:id in or to the above decrib-,.-1 property or anv part thereof to y itHfv aid exef-ution. Judgment. d; , and ord-r of ple, interet. -,,tH mid iiccruiiiff cofts. I ;i t ' 'i thia J 7th day of Janu ary. 1W0. v T jAfTKSOV. Slieriff of Pouglas County. Ore-Koa. UNDERWEIGHT DUE TO TASTELESS DIET Often True in the Case of Children SPRINGTIME RAIN - - LONG DAYS PL O WS HERE THEY ARE All Kinds "i-renlesl friend -if Inhor laws" over to ait In the iiovernor'a ehalr. Senator tileiin quoted from n mioerh by Hmthes In whlih the nominee said ho Mood for Hie pres ervation ami not ine expioiiniiou 111 hunian riKlitn and railed on onnon enta or confirmation lo retract slalemenlH to tho contrary. "Do you think all the lame dliolm oiiKht to be put on the bench?" naked Senator llorah llrookhart. ir ,,..n nl ilu,.)i U anv more crllipled 111 body nnd llllidlect Ihall Mr. HuehoB I think U would ho a liood thlllK," Olenn replied. Senator t onnauy, democrat, i ns, rollnwed fllenn, and renewed the opposition to conflnnnllon. MORTON. Kch. 13. .limniy Ma loney technically knocked out Al Kilocliiiau, his lloslon heavyweight rival, In the fourth round here Inn! nlKlit, when Krlediuau plinmed tliroiiKh the ropea and Hlruok his head on the oiIku of tho rlni;. 'I he accident rendered Friedman nil- J'.S r.s .15 r,2 i a DAILY WEATHEn REPORT U. S. Wcalher nurcn: Ofiico, RoReburE. Orerion. Data reported by K. II. Fletcher, Meteorologist in eharKO. Ilaromolrlc pressuro (reduced lo Ben level) 5 a. Ul 30. U Relative humidity r p. m. yea Inriliiv (ner eenH llirdlPHt lenipei'aluro yeaterday Lowest temteraiure nisi main Avorniie toniiierature. for tho day Normal teinpcraliiro for this Prod p. in Inches and Hudredtha l),.,.li,lltillnn for 2-t lioura. r. , .01 Total ineclp. Blnce first niontli l.lii Vii,.in!ii i.i'.ii 'I o. lor l. is inoiiiu 'i.ii ,i i ..,.i r,-,.m Sent. 1. l't:'a. in dale 11. fill H!..,l ,i.n,.in . from Sent. 1 In dale 21.-1 J Total deficiency allien Sept. 1. 1!I26 1 - ll s9 Normal flonsonn! procip. Sept. lo May. inclusive 8 1. IIS Forecast for Interior southwest Oreuoir Italn toninlit nnd Friday: not much chaneo III teineernlin e. Auto Runs 59 Miles on Gallon of Gas Automobile eiinlneera who work ed for years in an effort lo reduce KiiBoliue consumption have found Hie solution In a marvelous Inven tion that His all curs. An aclual lest made by one of Hie engineers showed fill mill's on a gallon of lias. Thousands of car owners have al ready Installed Ibis new Invention. They not only report aniaziiiK fcns ...rl.,,.a bin are also BUIIll'Iscd lo I fl,l milcker llick-UU. tllSlUUl Sllll't- liii- smoollier runninc motors and disappearance of carbon, h. Oliver, !l!l!i:il8 10. Third St.. Milwaukee, Wise, ror a liinileil lime m ' ; ,i..vl,-n in those who will i.,,. ll He a so needs m.i ,,,.,. .. - ,,, i.w.'i'vw ir ' ! in iiiiitv,- , i.i.. i.. ll,..,,- , .ti'ii lerr iiiiy ion e 1 .1 ncm. V. He inn 1'. ' " ' '" . , 1,1m ill once lor lie" h.him'", ,n.,n..v inakini; offer. Adv, i cto A The Perfect Valentine A Kiiilant neatnre. even as a ,.,i.iii.r c.t old would have done. Is lo send 11 Ml a Valentine ot Flowers. We nave c. some exnulsite floral arrai t;e- ,i tlin verv Inter- protullon'ot the "'l,ll"l"1!,Bn,' .,. ,i n,l vnur desire. Come 111, or phouo your order. The Fern Florists Phone 240 "Get correct weight on children," .. rbo Heetnr. For the under- weifiht child is more subject to disease than the one up to stanaaru. However, the old saying about horses being "led to water" can be paraphrased to describe unaer wcit'ht children you can lead them to food but you can't always maka them eat. In such cases, the mother or the cook must take extra pains to make the foods in the child's diet inviting and palatable. Sugar is a great aid in this respect. A dash of sugar on essential vegetables as carrots, peas, cabbage and spinach improves their i flavor to a marked degree. A lead ing child specialist in Pennsylvania I invariably suggests that tomatoes ' be sweetened to taste. I rrl.:.. .Mnmmonitinii should be !1,1 nwn in the case of adults who are underweight. In addition n cinn sufrfir mi vegetables. ..-:..lri:nn. nn -frpsh nnd stewed Blliiutiiiiu fruits, also cereal, makes them mora . ' ..i .i:.tiDll.. .n.l It laSty UOO ia UlLreiiinHj ww..-. must also be remembered that nour ishing desserts such as custurds. puddings and ice creams are invar i.i iuf r,,n,l nro more deli uauiu. i,w. ' - cious and nourishing with sugar, The Sugar Institute. All Sizes All Prices One Quality The Best WE SHIP OLIVER TILLAGE TOOLS IN BY THE CAR LOAD LEAKE & BEYERS CO. Dealers. X 1 fA FAIRBANKS-MORI Douglas lo. FAIRBANKS-MORSE PRODUCTS ".every Roseburg Undertaking Co ivyyvvu CJ m F. RITTER, Manager ...... a mm M- ""' Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service "Gave me 4A& Phone 234 Oak and Kane Sta. Licensed Lady Embalmer A Repair tn Time! Bcfora your battery 1oe too much of iti pep let u make that alight re pair which Will enable you to get maximum battery life. A minor repair today will coat much lc than a big repair tomorrow. We render USL CoWen Rule Service on all makes of batteries, and guarantee every battery repair. NEWLAND'S Baltery Department 116-122 S. Stephens St. J. O. Ni k land & Son Oregon Woolen Store THE FINAL Our object in this find wind up cf one coat sale is to clean the racks and make room for our spring line of clothing soon to -- 0 c ts have been forgotten and every coat nas Deen pr.-u -rpt.uc.:ons them out. In many instances the sale puce is below cost drasttc reductions 100 lean-yp"- says R. F. Harper of Yakima Valley Group 1 includes every coat that was priced from $14.85 to $19.50. A wide r;tn ;e of patterns are available for your selection t-.very garment nn wooi, heavy and ntediuni weii;ht browns, grays, tans and plaids. Values $14.85 to $19.50 Final Windup Sale Price $0-85 Group No. 2 includes every coat ranging in price from $24.50 to $29.50. Extra fine, double weight fabric Every one pure Orcson wool A hish grade line of coats. Values $24.50 to $29.50 Final Windup Sale Price Hit ?n t : i .r. - jSvaL."' ma 's J , !T.at3S 'fiS2rfl if Sit Trnte-ourk ttliWrf Sherwin-Williams Free-Mulsion the wife Dormant Oil Spray. Refinement Fref MuUion ll md hom i Jilhly ,,ftmd b.i oil. which ptoirid lot the exti margin ol lety. Viscosity We u.e a WbIi viifowty bmt oil in K.e.-MuUion. whith pievenl. pUt Iimuo pnlrtion and pro. vtdei bellet pe contiol. Emulsitlcat.on Frre-Muliion h Ihorouthlr mul.i lied lo prevent Ire oil accumulation h.ch ia danKWoua lo tree.. Ihe re.ull ol e.ihl year, reaearch in Ihe lab."alory and orchard. II you are a particular grower, ue tree-Mutaiofh i Ihe I are S-W Dry Urn. Sulfur ..sure, maximum control of peach Uaf curl costly trucking and returning empti ave. fre.ght-and mcrea.e. tha percentage of extra fanciea." SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Dry Lime Sulfur will in crease your profits just as it has those ot leading growers. It will keep your trees clean so they will bear profitably. It offers sure con trol of the many pests that reduce your per centage of high grade fruit. R F. Harper, prominent grower of Y akima Valley,says:"rtiave used your Dry Lime bullur for the past six years and am very well pleased with it. It gives me 100 per cent control ot scale and is very convenient to handle. This modern insecticide is the best all round orchard spray that chemical science has devel oped. It is prepared in convenient powdered - . nn 1 D tael li-ltilH With form trom a degree oauiuc ia. a stabilizer added. Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime Sulfur is patented under U. S. Patent No. 1,264,908, Janu ary 29, 1918. Reis sue Patent No. 14,890, June 22, 1920. Comes in handy . bags readyformixing.Youpayno excess freight on water and have no empties to return. Saves time and labor costs, reduces culls and insures better "pack-outs." Spray this modem way. The 25-lb. bag is convenient for you Make miring a simp! matter. IVo muii.no bother. Economical, too. becuute it eliminotea eorllu Irudking. Ooet not leak, trcese or deteriorate. The Sherwin-Williams Co. " Portland Seattle Spokane Salt Lake City Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles LEAKE & BEYERS COMPANY 131 S. Rose St. Phone 500 Roseburg, Ore. tja 1 1 i 111 lip 11 1111 1 1 i 1111 I M I I 111.,-, 11 'Vl