ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEB'JRG. OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1930.
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Winner Likely to Become
I Conference Champion;
lr Huskies Favored
j to Beat Idaho.
f.AaiwIatMl Vr-nn 1avi Wire)
"RAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 11
"fwo t'onnt. conference contests,
one that may go a Ion? wav toward
deciding die western champion
ship, and a non-conference battle
between California and St. Mary's,
held the top spots In today's grid
iron program.
'At Vullman, Washington, the
Washington State Couaars, flushed
with a 16 to 0 victory over the
Tnlversitv of California last week,
faced the Southern California
Trojans. A victory for the north
erners, observers agreed, would
practically amount to the confer
ence championship, as the remain
ing games on their schedule are
a-ealnst weaker teams.
Th other conference struggle
found Coach Jimmy Phelan's
Washington Huskies opposing the
tdaho Vandals, in Seattle. The
Huskies were established as fav
orites to walk off with a victory.
' At Berkeley, tho traditional
early season game between th
California Hears and St. Mary's
Reals was expected to attract a
capacity crowd of S0,000. The
Saints were favored by most grid
Iron fans to win the came.
Other conference teams In ac
tion todnv Included the University
of California at ' I.os Angeles
Urulns, who faced Pomona college.'
Rtanford's Cardinals were In the
middle west. opnoBlng the Univer
sity of Minnesota.
O. 8. C. Wins 20 to 0
j fAnortntpfl Pre Tnwfl Wfrp
COnVATXIR. Ore.. Oct. 11
TTeld scoreless for two . periods.
Oregon State last night negotiated
three touchdowns In the last half
to defeat the California Aggln 20
to 0.
Frank T.iltle. subilllullng at
fullback, was responsible for If! of
Oregon Sinters' points, puehtni;
tho ball over twice In the thlid
hunrter. after his runs and bucks
!had worked the ball deep Into Cali
fornia territory.
Tlnhe Peterson, ornnge fullback
drove the bnil across in the final
period for the third touchdown.
Peterson rinned off six ynrds to
go over, after be and Nosier cur
ved tho hall there In ten plavs.
iTitehes converted for the twen
tieth nolnt.
Whitman 1 Point Vlsto
' STOCTON. Cal.. Oct. 11 -f-power
ll"e tilunps - that went
through Pacific's line for steady
tmlns. enabled the Whitman mis
sionaries to take a 1-1 to 1.1 vic
tory from the College of Pacific
Tleers here last night.
Whitman p"t across both of Its
toucbdowns In the. last nuart"r.
Rulnbln. fallback. gol"r nwnr the
line for both scores. Pacific enmo
hack In the rlrst nuerter to mnke
one touchdown and loot a chance
to tie tho score when Ihev crossed
the line In the ftnnl ouarter to
fall to convert tho try for point.
SCORE INJURED IN
MOVIE EXPLOSION
(AiwoHnlert Pro l'uwil Wire)
FLA GST AW, Ariz.. Ov.C 11 An
nmlniliimo driver who rume lo a
hospital hore wilh W. F. Wallace,
hurt In nn nrenmlure explosion on
a motion picture lonUion 15 miles
from Cameron, Ark., mild todiiy lie
understood between 15 nnd 20 per-,
sons to have boon Injured, one
IH'rhaps critically.
PASSENGER DIES
AS PLANE CRASHES
(Ammrlatod 1'rcM lawt Wtro
LAS VKGAS, N. M., Oct. 11. M.
I j. Miller, n pusHenner, wnt- Killed
nnd Miiryl "Lerty" Johnson, iilol.
wan seriously injured when Jnhn
non'n hiplnne rnieked up todiiy In
nn attempted liimllnK at tho ,T. T.
Morrow nnu-h near IWeltti, N. M.
(ContlnuetT'Trora pae It
paired In nrolher ItmitUm that
rosin leu tn me, governor reiusniK
to hear Horner, who then (f; ihe
hull of representatives.
Ilnrlnn started the trouble when
he said that the expenses In Sa
lem of all the 42 Kltimnlli eountv
power company proponents, had
been paid by tho eoiunnnv Kinl
Reynolds, manager of Ihe Khnualh
county ehaiiiber of eoinmerce.
chnllenned the Rlateim-nt and
hisses "Were heard, while Mnvm
Wfilters walked to the front nf the
hnl'- prabhed Ilnrlnn nnd said:
"If you say that th cmi;i"v
paid my oxpmise, you're a liar "
Leant Barrier to Lnke
Tn riVelnritm thnt neither ihe
Mule reclamation eommisslon nor
tho federal power rnminlHtdnn
hnvn Ritthoritv to prnnt the power
nerniH. TJHenvW nnd TInnev miM
that th state In 1!)aS reded nil
the waters nf minor Klminth lrtke
nnd Us trlhnli'Hes to the eovern
nu-nt (o be hold in trui't f"f one
purnosp. wbleh wns the devolon
tnf-nt of h Ktnmnfh reclamation
pT-oleet. At the snmo time, thev er
nln'ned. the vntj of h Klnmnth
batn were withdrawn from nnro
orlntlon untU rnrh tlr.m nn Ihev
uxor, rlenpd hv th nroper rnv
nrnment nf hnHiv. ?"rh release
nnvnr hd been rpntd. attor
neys Bfttrt. nnd lh"fnr th com
ictdnn bnt nn nnwr to net.
T IHnvtt rM thnt n wnlver
nntntne't In ntwr ronnnnv'
fit mnH!nw nnMefton nn
In to tnV fb rwn-ted rthfei
rnhnewt n ifit'' Irrlrn
tlnn Hl-.t: tbt mtrht. ltop be
pnibt ?fivm fbp rrwer eo
ttned "totrftrn" h v"'d renU
n a vested right for the power
company. One "joker," ho said,
' was that the waiver puts la this
inferior position only right a "here
after" granted, instead of thone
"hereby and hereafter."
Authorities Rapped
It was declared that the Cali-rorniu-Oregon
Power company ac
quired its present, holdings he
cause, notwithstanding the terms
of the 1005 cession, the secretary
of the Interior violated the cession
aet and entered Into a contract
with the company in 1917 for con
trol of the surplus waters of the
latter, over the protest of the
Klamath irrigation district.
Liljcfvlst excoriated he state
because "no state official from top
to bottom, except the attorney
general, has done a thing to aid in
getting o bill through congresa
wherebv the state eon sue the gov- ;
eminent for return of title to the
laic."
Liiioqvlsl admitted that the con
troversy was new to Governor
Norbbd. Tho governor paid that If
bo had Vnown. when a member of
the legislature, thnt conditions
wore pr presented by TJlieqvlst
ho would have "cone down the
lin1" to get fiomethlne done.
TVononents rime pemred to
call o In3P number of witnesses.
but onlv J. C. Tloyle, assistant pen
oral mamge for the nower com
nnrjv nnd Manager Ttevnnlda n'
th Klnmath eounv chamber of
commerce, were called.
Politics Btamed
Tlovf. when naked hv the eove"-
hor how soon work wouM start. If
tbe nermit were prnnted. rnnlled
"tomorrow." TT pnld that 300 e
too men would ' emnloved p
once and nhnnt ir.on ltor. He PtiA
bo comnanv's fotnl Orppon tnve
int wfir were 7.0on, of wht"'
S1OROO0 pnld in Flmnth
nie"fr b onf n-ould add 000
or R0 0fto to bp ffl-vp P" !
KtH JTovnolflq rntA fnf record
en ecnmoTit tbe winrnatlj r"n-
elm i her nf fOf'niorfn, Th'
rtrtsed rill of for i'rnnTovment.
the vould bo eitrofi r tj (lpvrl.
ennient. inerensed TPn ponu1-
i and better bmf nrqq ronf.
tlo'is. nnd bo snld It war In line
l"i the Woo""" nrofmni. TTo sa'd
vi wb 1'U'r sentiment Jn
ifioniptb r""ntv for mun'e'njil
(inifi yould pot hove been ob'e,-'
ed o. be delnred 'f "'nr had
P,p heen m"'1' ft no'tt'onl fsmie,
A tforne" J-fnr,ev rq 1(1 hp M'nnted
IncIsJnHvo prnvialnn for laso of
wtipr H,r,'tq pni demanded t1"
he no'ti'' h bld until tbp
t 1pfrlfl1ntn.ro conld net. Kfiv
nskod him If he would obiect If
the norm it were prnnted subject to
ae'lon hv the legislature.
'Mv undertvln? position Is."
TTanev nnswerpd. "thnt wo omrht
net. to pennrato ourselves from
tltin to tbo rlirhtf now. If the
next lepmnture does nothing
.-.bout it then 1 nm through."
LOCAL NEWS
Business' Viftitof In Town U.
W. flrawfovd. of Sutherlin. spent
Friday In this city attending to
business affairs.
Shons Hre Mrs. L. T. Tloal?,
of Canyonville, snent several hours
here yesterday visiting friends and
shopping.
Here From Melrose W. O. Ra wi
st rom, of Melrose, spent several
hours here yesterday transacting
business.
Returns to Work Mrs. Edith S.
Aokort, county school superintend
ent. Is back in her office, after be
ing 111 at her home on North Jack
son street for several days. $
Here From Camas Valley A. C.
Kendall, of Camas Valley, trans
acted business in this city yester
day afternoon.
Dlxonvllle Visitor Here John
Cnrder, of Dlxonvllle. transacted
business here for several hours
Friday.
1 Transacts Business Here J. CI.
Hodges, of Looklnpglass, was in
town yesleiday afternoon trans
uding business.
Transacts Business Here A. N.
Applogate, of Yonealla, speni Fri
day allernoon lu this city transact
ing business.
Brockwny Visitor in Town
John Uoborts, of Hrocluvay. was a
biislncss visitor in this city yes
tertlay afternoon.
Transacts Business Here Fred
llyron. of Olnlla, transacted busi
ness In llnschura yesterday after
noon. Here From Myrtle Creek Miss
Alia Conlev. of Mvriie Creek, shop
ped and visited friends In this city
yesterday.
Business Visitor KiVwWd
M limit . f ' in tli lunulas, was a
bus incus i r-1 tr In this city Fri
day aficrnoott.
Here From South Deer Creek
William Mellon, nf South loer
i reek, spent Friday in ttoseburg
1 1 ;in.-acl in business.
Here From Myrtle Creek Mrs.
I! C. Klrknatiif k. of Myrtle Creek,
vivited frl"iids and shopped in
liesi'burg yisl enhiy.
Here From Lookinqglflss Fred
( 'Par iht'i lain n' 1 .onkiiiKglass. was
n tut -iness tsiinr la Uosehui'g ves
terda... Shops and V'-dts Friends Here
Mrs 11. C Hirst, of rmpqua.
spent Filday lu th'. city visiting
ftlemN and shopping.
Visits and Shoo Mrs. John
Standlev. of Topinlle. spent Friday
afternoon In Itoseburg visiting
friends and shopjiing.
Mvrtla Creek Visitor Here M.
J. Heath, of Mvr.ie ( reek, snent
several horrs in this cltv Friday
afternoon transacting business.
Winchester Visitors In Town
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ciav Smith, of Win
chester, Bpent Fridnv afternoon In
this cltv visiting friends and trans
acting business.
TILLIE THE TOILER
I thimk: you)
VJEEE ME AX)
WOT "TO COME'
OUT TO THE
OTHEIZ DAVf
Mac
THE UJAy HE'S (jf!. V j
JOTlHW
Cleveland (Ohio) Reds marching through streets while President Hoover addressed American Bank
era' association convention there. Three thousand participated in ihe demonstration. Motorcycle officers
threw a smoke screen to turn the marchers back when they attempted to storm the hall where the
president was speaking. A riot followed. This is a tolephoto transmitted to San Francisco over Bell
System.
Here From Dlxonville E. Cun
ningham, of Dlxonvllle, waB a )iubI
nesa visitor in this city yesterday.
Here From Canyonville Mrs.
Wade Worthington, of Canyonvlite,
spent yesterday afternoon In this
city visiting friends nnd shopping.
Here From Days Creek Carl
Mill, principal of the Days crook
school, and Mrs. Hill, spent today
In this city visiting friends nnd
transacting business.
i
On Business Her Mr. and Mrs.
N'. H. Fisher and daughter, Miss
Norma Joyce, of Keltey's Korner.
were in town yesterday attending
to business matters and visiting
friends.
Daughter Born Word has been
received here of Ihe birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. l'arroll
Marker of Drain. The baby was
b rn at Pacific Christian hospital,
Fugeno, Thursday, October il.
On Business at Reedtport
Floyd Froar, county road master,
and Commissioners Huron Clough
and It. A; ltus'enhark left yesterday
for Kcedsporl, via Marshfiold.
where they will spend two days
transacting business.
Returns to Wisconsin J. II. Pe
tei rir.;; I JX yesterday for his
home in Madisoii, Wisconsin, alter
spending several days In this city
visiting S. J Jones. Mr, Peterson
recoil ly purchased a ranch near
Klkton. and after closing his busi
ness In Wisconsin, will return
west to live.
Leaving Fo North Umpqua
Dr. and Mrs. H, C, Church are
h-avlng tomorrow morning for
Circle "H" hulk on the North
I'mpqua. with t'elr house guest,
Mrs. I wan Vim cut, of Portland,
and the hitter's friends, Mr. and
Mrs. ,1. H. nianchard and Mr. and
M i s. K. V. Nit tin ger, of Santa
Monica. California. The allforn
lans will be the quests of Mr.
Vincent at the lodge for a week,
later accompanying her to Port
land for a visit. Dr. and Mrs.
Church will return to Kosobitrg
Monday.
"D" Howard does mechanical
work at "Nod Dixon's Super Sta
tion. "--Adv.
Let us pu yc'ir motor In good
condition trr w'.ter driving. "Ned
Dixo- 3 iSuner Sutlon." Adv.
2 v
Z f- veH.' vmhvI PI tSLo mothee 1 ( vjhv. I.
n - VTk II I -VM fwx I Q Ml. A H1MM1 f lit . r-. i i
Communist Demonstration
Army Officer
. f 1N
1 KMiHrr :
l.ii-iit. lingi-r A. (iiinlnrr. rnlUul "tho liuko nt b oi l .MyurH. a., by
vlrtuo of his mnnliifo lo tho former Princess Smul Chskir of Conatiin
llnoi'lo (Inset). Mrs. Gnrdnpr shnrvs his snny llft'.nt tlio barracks anil
is said to have found a happiness thnt was nilsslng In three previous
marriages. ,
U.r. Frnm Mlln I Q Smltli nt
Mllo, spent several hours here!
yesterday transacting business.
Winch. st.r Vi.ltnp in Town ...
ter. spent Friday afternoon in of Camas Valley, transacted busi
Koseburg visiting friends Rnd'ness in Rosetmrg yestetNlay after
shopping, j noon.
Mac Is on the War Path
Princess Bride
. fin.nHInn F.w Daw. In RAt.hurn
Mrs; Joseph Fitrquher, of lays
Is ftnendllifr a few davs in
this city transacting business.
i g 1
iTiIiT.T.T.T..T.T.7.I
elieve It Or
You
John
will burn cheaper fuel than distillate, but if you will come to the
NICHOLS RANCH AT BROCKWAY
MONDAY, OCT. 13
you will be convinced. Demonstration will start at 1 p. m.,
weather permitting.
Come and get a new idea of tractor economy and efficiency.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG
L. & H. Electric Ranges
Hood River Spray Co.
BI.MI.WTSrWrg.T.I.MT.T.T.r.T.
For Sale Price, $50,000
Mrs. Emma Willis, of Syracuse,
"Sonny Boy" Willis, Jr., whom she
says that she wants the child to have all the luxuries and chances for
an education that a rich man's son
STORY 4
(f"titlnnea from page It
trol. and Mr. Asam is going in to
assist the other searching party.
Dons Lose Trail
v. A npiitnn Rcont executive.
who is assisting In the search and
has taken charge or the organiza
tion of the parties, telephoned
from the Emtio lire station this
morning that there had been no
results from the search up to
noon today. The bloodhounds were
taken to the place where James
was last seen Monday and picked
up his trail at that place. The dogs
followed the scent for a short dis
tance up towards the top of the
ndge. where James had scrambled
through thickets, but lost the
trail after going part way up to
the summit. The searchers are
being organized to go over the
territory between that, place and
camp this afternoon. Mr. Hritton
says. He reports that a camp has
been organized, a cook appointed,
nnd the work is being done in a
systematic way. Additional search
ers can be used, he says, but they
must be men fnmlllar with ;h
woods and able to look out for
themoelves.
storTy 5 "
(Continued From Pape 1.)
onil time fticinp; ohnrpea preferred
by a proup of fellow-churchmen.
No official announcement as to
the nature of the latest charpea
has been nuuio. but it Is reliably
reported that they are practically
a renewal of the original accusa
tions, Invotvir.R the bishop's stock
market traiu.actions nnd other
conduct held unbecoming on part
of a churchman. '
In a recent statement. Bishop
Cannon declined to reply to the
new charges through tho press, de
claring that he would defend him
self at the proper time before a
tribunal of the church. He receiv
ed notice of the charges while re
turning with his bride from a
honeymoon trip to South Amerlra.
STORY 2
rnnttnne4 from ww 1
them In learnine more of the uni
versity's activities. The "dads"
considered various matters, parti
cularly attendance at the "Dad's
day" program. A. S. Coen was
elected president of the Koseburs
"dads and J. M. Judd was named
secretary.
Eugene Business Visitor Here
P. M. Krnetrler, of the Southern
Pacific with headnuarters In Eu
pone, snent vesterday In this city
transacting business.
may not believe that the
eere.
MYRTLE CREEK OAKLAND
AGENTS FOR
John Deere Plow Co.
Hoosier and Milwaukee Pumps
uu.i.k 1 ill. tiiaj . w .
W.I.WI.I.gpplTOISIOTT.T.I.M.I.M.Ta8I
jtoJkZ f
N. Y., with her son, William
has offered for sale for $50,000. She
would receive.
ATTEND THE
Presbyterian Church
Sunday Night at 7:30 P. M.
The first of a series of sermons of perplex
ing questions concerning the existence of
God and His place in ihe vorld.
Is there a Liod t Why doc3
potent why is there sin? Is
sia smasrtes t-.nurcn Liens with a sledge hammer; it t-hns-tianity
is doomed ill America it will be because of the
glacier like movements of indifferent nobodies. The clar
ion call is ,
"Choasc Ye This Day Whom Ye Will Serve"
We must have a definite conception of God.
Attend Presbyterian Church for This Series.
See the Soviet cartoons Sundav niuht in Chnrrh vpatiKnlo
HEAR
Mrs. Alexander Thompson
Prominent club woman and civic
worker, tell
WHOHOULD BE GOVERNOR
ROSEBURG ARMORY
Tuesday Evening, October 14th
8:15 P. M.
Frank Grubbe Will Sing
N
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O
iractor
DRUCLESS HEALTH CENTER
Mineral Vaucr Baths
Chiropractor
327 Cass Phone 491J
Complete Health Servica"- r
"Good Meals a Specialty"
Coffee Cup Cafe
N. Jackson St., just north
of Deer Creek n idge
Hubert Graham, Prop.
,-...VXi!-.-tirtji.J,j...-',...,-X.-.J8g2
OPENING
Hunt's
INDIAN
Theatre
Wednesday Eve.
October 15 th
POPULAR PRICES
He permit sutterinE;? If omni- (a
America drifting? Soviet Rus-?(
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