ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1930.
SIX
US CO. P.
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Z WASHINGTON, Auk. 7. Clau
dius II. Huston, of TfeiiiiftijiM, re
signed today as crhalnimn of the
xepubliran national commillee and
it a formal statement asscrttnl "no
man In political lift! Iihh ever been
Jsubject to more unjust and unwur
xantfd attack!."
Huston presented his reHtgnutlon
to a niCHtiiiK of tlie party's exeru
Tlve committee and m nil o public
jia, statement before Ibe meeting
.VftR over ami hla hucccshoi' chosen.
Hh Hiiid IHh withdrawal would
'give Ibe organization an opportun
ity of Hi'lecting a leader free from
iiift pn'Hcnt factional opposition,
nd ill permit me without embar
rassing others, to pursue a course
Jhat will Insure in the minds of the
republicans of the country my right
4o their continued estpni and con
fidence." STORY 1
(Continued from pare I)
Rested a game of Rolf ns they
shook hands hut the nvlntor took
his mother's advice of getting some
rent first.
The aviator said his plane made
a top speed of 240 miles an hour,
but that he rarely kept It over 200.
A 20 mile head wind cut his speed
most of the way. He said the trip
Was "a pleasant one except for
the bad weather." A collapsible
cockpit cover protected him dur
ing the rainstorms.
Hawks turned his plane over to
a force of mechanics Immediate
ly Instructing them to put the ship
In shape for a return trip as soon
as possible.
Hawks Is S3 years old and has
been flying 13 years.
STORY 3
(Continued from page 1
numerous persons were not drown
ed. They declared the flood wa
ters had struck both cities hofore
rain had fallen and that many In
habitants must havo been trapped
In their hedB.
. Situated In the neck of a great
bottlo-shaped valley formed by the
Santa Wta vnlley. the twin cities
felt the sweep or flood waters
from three sides. The Mexican
city for (he most part is on blpber
ground than Its American sister
but its buildings generally of
poorer construction.
The population of (bo two towns
combined Is approximately 11.000
with (he Mexican city slightly
larger. Onlv a barbed wlro fence
senurnles the two,
Bodies of the three women had
been found on the Mexican side of
the lino at 7 n. m., and the body of
n man was discovered near the
Hanks bridge on (he American
Bide. None were ldenllfleil.
Surging walls of .water hit the
twin (owns before midnight, tear
ing out brick and adobe houses in
Nognles, Sonora. and filling Inter
national street, the main thorough
fare which separates the towns,
with five to six feet of swirling
waters.
One hotel and sixteen Mexican
homes on the Sonora side wore re
ported by (ho police thero to have
been swept away. They did not
know bow manv persons were In
the hotel. A. C. Vlllnsenor, c hief of
police, said his officers reported
having seen several bodies float
ing down (ho street.
8eea Children Parish
Bon l'hllllps, Anierlcnn nvlalor,
forced his way to the American
side with n report of having seen
several small children swept awav
when nn adobe building collapsed.
The swirt sweep of the flood wa
ters through the towns was partly
(be result of a streambed, usually
dry, running directly between Ibe
two towns. Through International
street the bed Is covered with con
crete, forming a confined tunnel
lncapablo of carrying flood waters.
These, being forced through tho
tunnel early today, spouted high In
the nlr, drenching many large resi
liences. The swirling currents, ripping
Into nilobe houses, swept them
clenn of their contents. Vurnlture,
HARD-SOFT
LARGE-SMALL
Out To Stay Out Roots and All
Magic Oxygen Salts Bath Never Falls
No More Burning Aching Feet.
No matter how many corns you
have or how painful they are
soak your feet for 15 minutes In a
delightfully soothing and revitaliz
ing Radox footbath Tor II or 4
nights Ihen lift corns and cal
louses right out roots and all and
they won't come back either un
less you wear shoes again which
aggravate your feet.
Nn riilllnir or iltKtrlricr l n-.tutn-d
DANCE
Saturday, Aug. 9, at Umpqua Park
Music by Barker's Blue Ribbons 7-piece orchestra
Leaders in Queen of Harvest Contest
QUEEN NICHOLS 52 VOTES
EVA RICE .25 VOTES
LENA FROST 25 VOTES
Coma and vote for your favorite. Contest last till Sep
tember 6th. Prize of $25 to winner. Weekly prize to contest
leader. $5.00 to beat Bluet Singer, Saturday night. Alto 3
monthV contract with orchestra.
Flying Fleet Coming to Roseburg
Saturday for Three Day Air Circus;
News-Review to
Clyde E, Pangborn, noted stunt
and exhibition flyer, is shown
above in oval, and also flying his
plane In upside down position, a
stunt that he will repeat dally dur
ing the air circus Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. Fifteen free
rides are to be given by the News
Review to finders of tickets to be
scattered from the air at noon each
day.
The air circus will Include dally
free exhibition flights at noon, par
achute jumps, wing walking, and
passenger flying at low rates.
Fifteen free airplane rides In tho
Planes of the Hying Fleet, a na
llonally known group of commer
cial, fliers, who have completed ar
ranements for a series of three
day exhibition and passenger
flights, will be given by the fnae
burg NewB-Ilevlew to lucky persona
during the time the air circus Is
staged In Roseburg.
Every day at noon, the Flying
Fleet will put on a free exhibition
of stunt flying over Rosehur-r and
tho airport, and at the close of
the day one of the planes will
swoop low over town and will dis
tribute n number of copies of (ha
Roseburg Nows-Rovlew from the
air.
In five of theae papers thero will
be complimentary tickets, entitling
the finders to Hue rides. Thore
will ho five tickets dropped ench
day. making fifteen In all. The
papers 'will be dropped after each
noon exhibition flight.
The fleet planes are biplanes of
the open type, government licensed I
and limpecled. They are flveplace
snips, currying four passengers and
a pilot, and are powered with 0-
cyiintler. Wright Whirlwind, 220
h. p. motors. The fleet Is coming
from Grants Pass, where a pro
gram, similar to the one lo he
given In ftosehurg is now being
presented.
The use of the ltoseburg Muni
cipal airport has been granted by
the commission, and the greater
part of the stunt program will be
clothing, nml "everything Imagin
able" one eye-witness said, went
down stream on the crest of the
current.
Tho rain, which struck (he
towns soon after the flood waters
tore down from Ibe surrounding
mountains, fell in torreuls
throimhout the night. At seven
o'clock It had not abated.
Hie floods swept through the
towns In unabated fury for more
hail three hours, after which the
crest of deep waters passed. At
seven o'clock luternalional street
nnd mnny side si reels stilt were
filled from curb to curb, and de
bris was piled high agaliutt tho
buildings.
Hundreds of Mexlcnns at dav-
lighl. walked Ibe higher side
streets clad only In nightHothcR,
all Ihe'.r possessions swept from
their shattered ndobe homes.
Shelter was given them In houses
that escaped tho flood.
Automobiles Wrecked
More than fifly automobiles, left
In 1 ho streets, were buried In de
bris. Several had been rolled and
tumbled several blocks through
town, whllo others wero overturn
ed wrecks.
Dozens of persons this Side tho
line reported tills morning that wa
ter was slill three Teet deep In
their homes. Scores said they had
CORNS
ciitini Itndnx ItlMTitt1 ovf.n whl
HMfirtu hunt out it l;i Vfi-.s ,.f corn
oih'Ii nitilit i. Iiatinir tin port
furtlH-r and Curthi-r, i-urrvtnit tli
kiiMh rlKlit to rimts of ciMiiH whli
arc fto lonst-in'd tht-v can bv H(U
out bodily.
Your tVot nri inmi1' xtrontf
ln'Ulth viK'Tous tutnl k n n
Iit'i lM mill tor mi,' us,y
Nulhiin l'ull. rt-nt nn.l nil n"
dniir (.-! me Htoiki.l with Iti
il. If llii-v aren't Insist tinnn tin-
nrtlt'l'lMK 11 If Villi atll In i'pei
li'lii i' Ki'rnt fnnt-.loy ami comfort.
Give 15 Free Rides
V i.
given there, as the pilots are care
ful to avoid dangerous stunting
over the city.
A comprehensive program Is be
ing arranged featuring stunt fly
lng, Individually and In formation;
parachute Jumps, wing walking,
etc. - Passengers will be carried
daily at SI rates.
The planes are to arrive here
shortly before noon Saturday.
Promptly at noon they will give
their first free stunt program, an I
this will be followed by the drop
ping of a large number of thfi
Roseburg News-Review, five of
which will contain tickets for free
rides. These tickets must be pre
sented at the airport the same day
they are dropped, and those who
fly do bo as the guests of the News
lie view.
Passengers will be carried all
day In the three fleet plnnes, and
each evening Clyde E. Pangborn,
known as "Ilpsldedown" Pangborn,
one of the country's best known
exhibition aviators and co-holder
of the world's endurance record
for open cocjy.lt planes, will give
a stunting exhibition. Including an
upside down flight for a mile or
more, dead stick landings and
other such stunts. "
There will iiIho be at least two
parachute jumps during the three
day stop made by the fleet, TJen
"Dlavalo" Matthews and Jerry
Smith, both experienced parachute
jumpers,- being members of the
party.
been up all night, "wading In wa
ter to tho waist," trying to save
their homes and furniture. Streets
were so clogged with water, mud
and debris they had difficulty
making their way out to searching
parties, organized to check up on
tho dead and locate the missing.
While these began a tedious
survey, doctors and nurses were
mobilized here and all available
hospital beds were made ready.
11. R. Sink, publisher of the
NogaleH Herald, reported at seven
o'clock that his offices were a foot
deep in mud and water. All tele
graphic communication with Phoe
nix was down from midnight on,
and only one telephone wire to
that city remained in service. Due
to this condition Rink said ho had
been unable to send out any re
ports of the devastation.
STORY 2
(Continued from page 1)
President, A. II. Mllisli: vice presi
dent, . N. llusenbiirk; It. K.
Clarke, S. II. Knlnht, W. A. Hurr.
und O. V. liitKsilon. Others pres
ent were: J. ('. I.eeily, secretary:
Aimer Locution, Hurry Hiirr and
Noah Sellers.
FAKE MONEY GOES
ROUNDS OF STATE
A flood of counterfeit bills nml
coins 1m beliiR reported in various
pails of tho stale. Counterfeit sil
ver dollars nnd half dollars have
been reported In HosehurK, and al
so in Grants Pass. Pendleton re
ports bills that have been raised
from one to ten dollars. The coun
terfeit coins are very good Imita
tions, and would pass readily un
less carefully examined.
Bladder Irritation
If functional I. bidder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes burn
ing or Itching Sensation, luick
ache. Leg Tains, or muscular aches,
making you feel tired, depressed,
and discouraged, why not try the
Cystex 4S Hour Test? Don't give
up. (Jet Cystex today. Put it to
the test. See for yourself how
oulckly it works nnd what it does.
Money back If it doesn't bring
quick improvement, and satisfy
you completely. Try Cystex today.
Only 60c. Nntban Fullerton, the
tiexall store. (Adv.)
! RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
j A ivfltlp Creek physician says.
. 'Constipation is responsible for
mere misery thnn any other cause."
ltut Immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Or
'lerlles has been discovered. This
tablet attract water from the sys
tem Into the buy, dry, evacuating
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes a pentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or ever Increasing the dose.
I Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a liexall Orderlle at night.
Next dav bright. Ciet 24 for Sir to-
SEEK LOWER RATES!
(AuocUtH PrHi Iued Wire)
WASHINGTON, A'J'A. T. V.
O'Connor, shipping board cnair
man, said today unless members of
the United States intercoastal con
ference agreed t0 regulate treigiil
ratea on an equitable basis, he
would seek congressional author
ity to have the shipping board
regulate them.
At a meeting nt the shipping
board conference members were
told by O'Connor that unless satis
factory rates were worked out, ho
would seek to have the shipping
board given authority on inter
coastal water commerce similar to
that given the interstate com
merce commission on railroads.
Complaints that many non-con
ference lines were doing a "cut
rate" business on freight handled
bet ween eastern and west ern
cots were heard at the meetine.
Members of the conference told
the board business had decreased
25 or 35 per cent and many boats
were idle.
DR. LUCETTA SMITH
QUITS OFFICE HERE
Dr. Lucetta A. Smith, who for
the past 22 years has been engag
ed In the practice of medicine In
Roseburg, Is closlnE her practice
here this month and is preparing
io leave the first of September for
Los Angeles, where Blie expects to
open offices. She expects to be
located In North Hollywood. Her
sister. Mrs. C. C. Christie, a former
resident of Roseburg. Is now liv
ing In Los Angeles. Pr. Smith will
keep her local office open until
the last week of this month.
MAGAZINE SHOWS
N. UMPQUA SCENES
The North Umpqua river Is
receiving some very favorable
publicity as a fishing stream in
advevtisinir matter being sent out
bv tlo Asbaway Line and Twine
Manufac'uring rompnny of Ash
away. Rhode Island. The com
pnny Is putting out n large circular,
advertising Its various tvpes1 of
flh line, and is illustrating the
folder with a lari picture of Mn
(or Molt and the 37i-nound chinnok
salmon. Kvhich he cn light a fw
months neo on a light rod, using
Ashawav linen line.
DELIVERY DRIVER
HURT IN WRECK
Eugene Rrown, driving a deliv
ery car for the South iMilt street
store, received minor cuts this
morning when bis car collided with;
n Shell Oil companv delivery truck
driven by Oliver IlHstlon. A car
traveling ahead of Drown. It was
reported, stopped suddenW and
Brown swung out to the left to
avoid a rear end collision with tbe
enr ahead and ntruck head-on with
the o'l company's truck. Brown
wns slightly cut by flying glassj
The cars received minor damage.
MEDFORD MAN GETS
COMMISSION JOB
(AMirlatoI TroM Tanoil Wire)
SALKM, Ore.,, Aug. 7. So that
one member of tho board might be
a resident outside of Portland,
(iovernor Norblad today appointed
Dr. A. H. Hedges of Med ford as a
member of the stale board of
naturopatbetlc examiners to suc
ceed Dr. Virgil McMickle of Port
land. McMickle's term expired
July 1. The other two members of
the board live In Portland.
DEPUTY WARDEN IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
(AMoclatml rrm Lea net 1 Wire)
rOHTLAND, Aug. 7. K. 11.
Clark, chief deputy state game
warden, who has been seriously
111 a) his home on Sauvles Island
for the past month, was removed to
the seashore today after he suf-
Breier
31 More
WHO WANT TO SAVE
From $3.90 to $6.50
to Buy Those
$9.90and$12.50
Silk Dresses
fered a relapse and made a change
of climate necessary.
Clark was stricken with Internal
fnra i liu uinto fstmo I'tmniloHinn In
answer to charges brought by
sportsmen's organization.
BAND WILL PLAY
CONCERT TONIGHT
An interesting program of stand
ard und popular band selections
has been arranged for the weekly
band concert to be played tonight
at Library park. The progruiu is
to be given as follows:
March "Trouprng bays." King.
Overture "The Altar of (ieuhis,"
King.
Foxtrot "When the Little Red
Itose," Dubin.
Wiiltz "Jt Happened in Monterey,"
Rose.
Spanish Intermezzo "Manzano,"
I i rooks.
Foxtrot "A Little Kiss Each
.Morning." Woods.
Waltz "When It's Springtime in
the Rockies, Sauer.
Selections "Maritana," Wallace.
March "Jndepentia," Hall.
BANDIT PERFORMS
AS COP WASHES
( Awtoc!atpl Presa Leaied Wire)
REAVER FALLS, Pa., Aug. 7.
What this country needs, In the
opinion of Policeman Louie Ale
Culloch, is a return to the old
fashioned roller towels.
Take yesterday for instance. Mc
Culloch stopped in a gasoline fill
ing station to wash up. He got
soap in his eyes and couldn't find
tho new fangled box in which the
paper towels repose.
While he was hunting for the
towel, a bandit entered the station,:
robbed the attendant and got
away.
THREE WOMEN DIE
AT RAIL CROSSING
(Associated Preaa Lased Wire)
PLEASANTV1LLE. N. X, Aug. 7.
Three women, apparently sisters
from Lilly, Penn., were killed at
English creek crossing near here,
today when their automobile was
struck by a Reading railroad train.
The only identification found were
three Pennsylvania automobile
drivers' licenses in the names of
Agnes S. Ryan. Helen Catherine
Ryan nnd Ursula B. Ryan
OFFERS $100,000
FOR R-100 RIDE
(AfwnHated Press Teased Wire
TORONTO, Aug. 7. Sir Dennls
toun Purney, designer of the dir
igible R-100. said today he had re
ceived nn offer from nn American
millionaire of $100 000 for a ride in
the airship from Montreal to New
York.
"It was a shame to throw away
money like that," Sir Dennlstoun
said, relating that he bad declined
the offer on the ground that tha
R-100 wtis a government ship. "U
would not take many customers
like that to put the line on a pay
ing basis."
DRINKING WATER
SOLD BY GALLONS
f Aftaorlatofl Proaa Leased Wire)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. A story
of drought in the Ohio valley re
sult li7 in the sale of drinking
water came to the weather bureau
today In a letter from Dr. L. W.
Humphreys, to his brother. Wil
liam J. Humphreys, meteorological
physicist.
Dr. Humphreys said drinking
water was selling at 3 cents a ga'
lon In Logan, West Virginia. He
ndded that across the river In Ohio,
farmers were attempting to save
fruit trees bv pumping water on
them with old fire engines. Rural
residents in West VI rein la, he said,
as seeking to have three months
cut off the high school period in
order that funds saved may be
used "to buy food for poor fam
ilies." Visitors Here Wilbur Har
greaves and Cyril Porter, who are
employed on the Myrtle Creek
bridge construction crew, nnd Ar
thur Porter, who is working at
Winston, were visitors in this city
yesterday evening.
Wants
i
Women
Values like this are making K
Breier's Super-Sale the talk of $
the west. Don't miss your
S
full share. ?
C. J. BREIER CO.
MUNICIPAL PLANT
PAYS CITY'S BILLS
(AuocUted PrrM Leued Wire)
COLBY. Kan., Aug. 7. Colby
citizens will have to worry along
another year with no municipal
taxes to grow Indignant over.
Kor the third successive year
the city council voted to let the
municipal water I'lant wash away
the city's bills.
During two years earnings of
the plant has paid administration
bills lirnvidu.l S'Jlifl fni tiava.
ments, paid for new equipment
the city treasury.
CLAIMS FOR PAYMENT
OF BOUNTIES
Notice Is hereby given that after
August 1, 1930, the County Court of
Uouglaa county will approve the
payment of bounties for killing
predatory animals only when such
claims have been sworn to and the
pelts marked before the County
Clerk. Claims sworn to before no
taries and mailed to the County
Clerk will not be approved.
DOUGLAS COCNTY COURT.
By W. S. Hamilton, Judge.
By Huron W. Clough, Commis
sioner. By R. A. Busenbark, Commis
sioner. NOTICE OF BIDS FOR REFUND.
' INQ BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned will, up to 7:30 p. m.
on Thursday, the 14th day of
August, i3U, at his office in the
City Half in the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, receive sealed proposals
for the purchase of Refunding
Bonds In the sum of $35,000.00.
bald bonds are issued under au
thority of the Charter of the City
of Roseburg. aB provided In Ordin
ance No. 932, duly and regularly
Passed by the Common Council or
the City of Roseburg, Oregon, and
approved by the Mayor ot said
City on the 4th day of August.
1930, said bonds are Issued for the
purpose of refunding Street Im
provement Bonds Series "B" here
tofore Issued by the City 01 Rose
burg, Oregon.
The bonds are in denomination
ot $500.00 each and bear interest
at the rate of five per cent per an
num, payable semi-annually, and
are dated September 1, 1930, and
are payable serially, one-tenth
each year, the first payment being
payable one year from the date of
issue.
No bid for less than par and ac
crued Interest will be accepted,
and the council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Each
bid must be accompanied by a cer
tified check or draft for the sum
of $350.00 payable to the City of
Roseburg, to be forfeited to the
city In case the successful bidder
shall fall to complete the pur
chase. By order of the Common Coun
cil. Dated and first published at
Roseburg, Oregon, August Bth,
1930.
A. J. GEDDES,
Cltv Recorder of the' City of
Roseburg, Oregon.
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
SPECIAL
L. & H. 4-burner Electric Range, full automatic
$113.00 HIM'
Let us figure your needs.
"See Us Firs,t We Can Save You Money" '
FarmBureauCooperativeExchange
Roseburg Myrtle Creek Oakland
AGENTS FOR
L. A H. Electrlo Range John Dere Plow Co.
Hood River Spray Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pump
Sutherlln Spray Co.
Undergoes Minor Operation
John Beyers, the small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Beyers of this
city, underwent a minor operation
yesterday morning in the office of
Dr. A. C. Seely.
Sll SERVICE f&
30 NOT BY ..SC
COLD
V; COLDEN KfSi;
persons in attendance at
many a funeral service mean
that there must be adequate ac
commodations. We believe that
the Douglas Funeral Home has
provided for just such cases.
The chapel itself will seat in
comfort some 175 people.
DOUGLAS
FUNERAL HOME
HARRY C. ST EARNS. MGR.
Comer 1 inc. and iono Street
Ph.me-ll2
ROSEBUA.O
Stories of
Adventure
Silhouette of a horseman against a desert sky ... a
swaying figure on a storm-swept deck . . . how enjoy
able but how little related to your own every-day life are
the stories of adventure that you read.
But there are adventure stories of another kind that
you come upon every day. Adventures with a thrill and
excitement of their own adventures that you can share.
You find them in the advertisements in your daily news
paper. The advertisements tell you of new experiences that
can be made a part of your. life. They tell you how it
feels to skim along the road in a smoothly powered, new
car. To turn a switch on a new radio and command the
harmonies of a superb orchestra. To board a limited train
and go whirling across the country on a new kind of
vacation.
The advertisements do not stop with telling you
about these things. They tell you exactly how you can
make them your own most economically and with the
greatest assurance of satisfaction. Read the advertise
ments. Share the adventures in pleasure and satisfaction
they offer youl
Leaving for University Miss
Mnrgaret Baum is preparing to
leave tomorrow for Berkeley, Cali
fornia, where she Is a student In
the University of California. Miss
Baum will be a Junior this year.
,day at the nearest Rexall DruF
j Store. Adv.
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