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T ' FOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. 1930.
MEN PUNISHED ON
Z LIQUOR CHARGES
f ;
(AnorUtrd Prrm Lnard WlnO
- PORTI.ANIV Ore,, June. '18.-11.
Jr. Litllefield, Cottage Grove, was
rttentenced to 18 months tn McNeil
prison and fined (1,0UI and Wll
lam Ober, AHtoria, was sentenced
3o one year and fined $250 when
iliey pleaded guilty tn liquor
charges in federal court today.
llolh have been convicted pre
viously. Herman fireen, Cottage Grove,
.and George Oruno, Klamath Indian,
pleaded guilty as first offenders
jliid were given fines of $50 and
2 10 each wi th a six month parol-
(t jail sentence.
3NDIAN FUGITIVE
Z NABBED AT SILETZ
TILLIE THE TOILER
He'd Earn His Vacation
- KRWPORT, Ore., June 18. Leo
matata, Siletz Indian, who Is said
Jd have robbed the post office 'at
Wlletz Inst March and Inter broke
"full at Toledo, was captured toilay
jr a deputy sheriff after an excit
ing chase.
The officials surrounded I'mata-
ta'B home during the night. Early
"JJJTB morning the Indian leaped
rTrom an upstairs window amid a
volley of shots. Tho authorities
chased him Into a thicket where he
Vob caught.
', . Jimatata will he taken to Port
.land. !.,.',
: STORY 4
' . (Continued from page 1)
their policy toward tho liquor traf-
flc, he said. . ,
, "I look forward to the time
when the old leaders In the tenf
jwrnnce movement will appreciate
tffat they have not reached a final
, solution of a world old problem by
Ui present eighteenth amend'
ment.
' ''l look' to the time when the
J moral teachers of the country will
realize that In the battle for a
great Bocial reform there was wis-
tlom In the old system of expert
j mentlng in 48 laboratories rather
', than In one."
i The prohibition parly nomlnat-
ed Dr. Janics Gilbert Mason for the
1 long term and Miss Esther H. El
' ferth for the short term.
i Henry Jager was named by the
socialist party for both terms.
i Fort was formerly secretary of
the republican natlonnl commlt-
, tee. He has been a fishing com'
panion of President Hoover and
was leader , of the floor forces
r which nominated the president at
the 1928 convention.
' Boomed for President
! At a campaign meollng. Morrow
i was praised as presidential timber
by Dr. John Grier Hlhben, prest
1 dent of Princeton university and
; by former Governor EdwarcJ C.
i Stokes. Twice statements were is-
' sued from the white house deny.
J ing that President Hoover favor
, ed n particular candidate.
i Morrow, an Amherst classmate
f Calvin Coolidge and a lawyer,
'"was a partner of J. P. Morgan &
Co.. before being appointed am
hnssndor to Mexico by Coolidge In
1927. He Is the father-in-law of
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh,
Joy in Mexico
MEXICO CITY. June 18. There
was grest rejoicing In Mexico to
day among Americans and Mexi
cans alike at Anihassndnr Dwlght
Morrow's overwhelming victory In
the New Jersey senatorial pri
mary elections yesterday.
Election returns were furnished
. In bulletin form by the foreign cor
respondents' club nnd newtpanors
tn mnny iMexIcans nnd Amorlcnns
who snt tip late to hear Iheni. As
soon as the rosult was seen ns cer
tain messages of congratulation
poured into the cable offices for
transmission to Mr. Morrow's
home nt Englewood.
Hoover Vow Support
WASHINGTON, June 18. Confi
dence that Ambassador Morrow
would be the next senator from
New Jersey was expressed nt the
White House today on behalf of
Presldoitt Hoover.
"The White House will give ev
ery possible support to the repub
lican nonilueo for the Bcnnte from
New Jersey," the slatemont said.
"The president and the administra
tion have every confidence that
11 Mr. Dwlght Morrow will ba tho
next Senator from New Jersey."
Senator Kean, a republican from
New Jersey, contended "the victory
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was no'more one for the wets than
It was for the drys." He said thou
sands of drys voted for Morrow be
cause he was "such an outstanding
candidate that he transcended any
one campaign issue."
Wets Are Pleased
Senator Tydlnna, a democratic
wet from Maryland, said the voting
had congealed antl-prolilbltlon sen
timent and was indicative of what
"is huppenir.g to some extent all
over the country." He hold Morrow
to he "blazing a trail which will
take us out of a bad situation."
Antl-prohlbltlonists In Washing
ton greeted Morrow's nomination
as an encouraging gain In their
fight for a wet majority In the
senate.
Despite assert Ipns of stale repub
lican leaders that Morrow would
look with distaste on any attempt
to make him the titular head of the
wet forces, should he be elected In
November, the wets here were
more than pleased with the decis
ive primary victory.
It was pointed out Hint his nomi
nation was the first to be won by
an avowed republican wet in tho
1930 primaries. Wets asserted that
his victory was the more a triumph
for tho nnti-prohlbltlon cause In
view of his prominence in public
life.
STORY 1
(Continued from pace I)
(Insinuating HoseburK the sltR, ft a
the need for tho homo, us a relief
for congestion of the only home on
the count, would make It selfish
for Itosehurg to hold up construc
tion of the institution longer than
necessury.
Tho BtMiute committee is accept
ing tho proposition as nn emer
gency measure nnd has called Gen
erul Wood, chairman of the board
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years old, I have four babies to
care for. Before my first baby
was born my mother urged me
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whenever 1 need it for it gives
me strength to be a oood
mother to mv familv." Wn.
Vern L Denningj, 510 Johnson
Street, Sninmu, Michigan.
of soldiers' home managers, for the
hearing Friday, to obtain first
hand Information on the plans and
Immediate needs aB found by the
board.
Would Speed Plans
The action of Uie senate commit
tee, If favorable, will make it pos
sible to develop construction plans
during the summer monlliB. The
bill does not carry an appropria
tion for the home, but authorizes
the budget committee to include
$2,000,000 for the institution. It
will be necessary to pass an appro
priation bill at the short session,
but this will be merely a matter of
form after the money has been au
thorized, so that the hoard of man
agers will be able during the sum
mer to select a site, have plans and
specifications drawn and all otherl
preliminaries ready for construc
tion to start Immediately after the
money Is mnde nvallable.
It Is believed that there will be,1
little difficulty In securing a favor
able report from the senate.
Relief Need Urgent
The board of managers for the
soldiers' home has been anxious to
securo uddltlonul facilities for car
ing for veterans. Applications
have boon rejected In large num
bers during the past year, due to
lack of accommodations, and all of
the present homes are crowded to
capacity. The veterans bureau al
so is Interested because the home
would permit moving a number of
men out of hospitals. General
Wood Is expected to greatly
strengthen the status of the bill as
an emergency Tonsure before the
senate which will give It a much
more important standing.
Attend Graduation Exercises
Mrs. Amelia 3ell and Miss Minnie
Bell attended the graduation exer
cises Monday at University of Ore
gon In Eugene, Muynard Bell being
one of the graduates.
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Announces
Bernard A.
Young
As their '
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Res. 140 Flint St. Phone 437-V
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STORY 3
(Continued from page 1)
ernor John Garland Pollard ot Vir
ginia.' A complete radio description of
the reception at quarantine and the
ceremonies at city hall will he
broadcast over nationwide chains
by both the National Ilroadcastlng
company and the Columbia Broad
casting system.
Admiral Ttyrd and his men will
remain in New York only one day,
leaving at midnight Thursday for
Washington to be received by Pres
ident Hoover and to be guests at a
luncheon given by the National
Geographic society.
Honors Await
WASHINGTON, June IS. An
ensign retired by the navy 14 years
ago will return to Washington
June 20 as the youngest of rear
sdmlrals and with the fame of
flights over both ends of the earth.
The day after he steps ashore in
the United States and receives
New York's welcome Rear Admiral
Richard E. Byrd will bring his en
tire Antarctic party to Washington
and receive from President Hoover
a special medal of honor of the Na
tional Geographic society.
To Recite Achievements
Hear Admiral Byrd will give his
report of the South pole expedition
to members ot the society who fur
nished $50,000 for scientific work,
and official motion pictures of
Little America will be shown for
the first time.
As a navy officer who at 41 has
conquered by air the Atlantic and
two worlds of frozen waste, Byrd
also will pay his respects to Secre
tary of the Navy Adams.
His career of explorations has
been carried on during an extended
leave from the navy even though
a leg injury caused his removalto
the retired list four years after his
graduation from Annapolis. That
was 14 years ago.
Scarcely a month of retirement
had passed, however, before the
government recalled him to active
duty a service that has been con
tinuous ever since.
Leader In Aviation
He won his wlna:s as a navy av
iator, was In charge of navigational
preparations for the first trans
atlantic flight that of the navy
flying boats in 1919 and served In
the bureau of aeronautics.
, , It was not until late in 1924 that
congress' attention was called to ft
young officer who was a leader in
naval aviation, but who was per
forming active' duly with no chance
of promotion because he was car
ried on the navy rolls as "retired."
In 1925 he was voted the rank of
lieutenant commander on the re
tired list, shortly before he was
given command ot his expedition
to the North pole, where he won
a second promotion.
The rear adtnlralshlp was voted
him last year after his now his
toric South pole flight, and special
medals for his entire party have
been voted by consress. :
STORY 2
(Continued from page 1)
Later he contended the remainder
was expended In a manner which
made it unnecessary that a report
be filed.
Tlnkham appeared before the
committee and charged Cannon
with a violation of the corrupt
practices law through his failure to
report the entire sum, an assertion
which he repeated yesterday.
Cannon repeatedly refused to an
swer questions on his political ac
tivities when before the committee
and contended such an examina
tion lay outside the committee's
authority. On this. point he was
upheld by a majority of the com
mittee. A report on the Cannon episode
was prepared for introduction to
day by the committee chairman.
Caraway, of Arkansas. It consist
ed only ot the transcript of the
bishop's testimony and contained
no recommendations for action
against him.
KLAMATH MAN HERE
TO BOOST '49 SHOW
Tom Cunning and Jean Joyaux ot
Klamath Falls were In Roseburg
today in the Interest of the Days of
'49 show to be staged at Klamath
The Hot Weather
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Will not be so great if your poultry
is in topnotch condition
Crown Feeds maintain vigor and vitality, which
helps to maintain health and production.
Feed Crown for Profit.
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Falls July 3, 4, 6 and 6. They are
driving a motorized covered wagon
advertising the celebration. The
show is being staged by the Elks
lodge and American Legion post.
By proclamation of the mayor, the
residents of the city are growing
beards and donning wild west cos
tumes. A 15-acre tract of land Is
being converted into a frontier vil
lage for the occasion. An additional i
program of horse races and base
ball games will be presented.
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