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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-RF.VIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 3 1 , 1929. 1 ii v mm LOCAL WATIOWAL thin year. Lieutenant Knudtaon hatt been very active in national Kiuird work, ami la considered one or the most efficient officer in tue state. The company will be in com mand of Captain Lyle Mars turn and Lieutenant Uerretson. Machine Gun Unit Will Entrain Tuesday for -Two Weeks of Training. Program of Military Drill and Athletics to Be Given at Camp Clatsop. Co. D, ltJ2nd infantry, la making preparations for the annual sum mer encampment, which in to he held at f''i:p Clatsop June 12 to 2S. Monday evening, (he regular drill n mhl for the local unit, the company was put to work loading earn with machine guns, ammuni tion carls, cooking utensilH, extra clothing nnd supplies, so that Die equipment -is now ready for ship ment. The company will leave Tuesday evening, June 11, at 10:30 o'clock, and will arrive at Portland the fol lowing morning at 6 o'clock, re maining there for an hour and a half, and wilt then proceed to Camp Clatsop, being scheduled to arrive at noon. Information lias been received Dial numerous improvements have been made at the camp this year. New roads have been built, shower bath buildings const met cd, ice boxes remodeled and renovated and the com hut range overhauled. Iluschall diamonds have been pro vided at both ends of the camp, It Is stated, jtnd an improvised stage for entertainment purposes has been built. A musr complete and extensive program has la-en outlined for this year's camp, according to Lieuten ant Oerretson, the main feuture be ing a big coin hat demonstration, which will be held Saturday, June 22. Over- 2i,0MJ people witnessed the mock battle last year. It is in the nature of an actual battle dem onstration by artillery, infantry and machine gun units, utdng the most modern equipment In the way of field guns, trench mortars, au tomatic rifles and machine guns. In uddltion to the training work, Lieutenant (ierretson reports, there: will be a big athletic program ar ranged for ono afternoon of the camp. IJue to business reasons, First Lieutenant Alvin Knudtson, who lias attended twelve previous camps, lias resigned his position, as he will not he able to attend HOW THEY STAND IN PENNANT RACES Pacific Coast League W I. Tit. Mission 4(J 2m .(ill7 Kan KiundKco 41 'Mi .r,77 l.os AllKl'U'S 'M 31 .rial Hollywood ,...3:1 3i .fii'.s Oakland 3C 35 .ji)7 Sai-ramiMito 30 42 .417 Si-allle .'. 25 40 .35 I'ortland 23 42 .354 National League St. Louis 28 16 .c.'ili I'lttsljm'Kli 25 15 .625 Chicago 23 17 .575 New York 20 17 .52B I'lillndi.'lldiia 20 l!l .513 lloslon Hi 25 .3110 Hrookiyn 15 21 .35 Cincinnati 11 27 .311 American League I'hlladi li.lila 31 10 .750 Ht. I.oni , 27 17 .011 Ni'W York 24 Hi .Sou Di-Uoll 25 23 .521 i'li'Vi'land 21 21 .500 WukIiIiikioii ,...15 25 .375 I'liii-ago Hi 30 .31 IlOKton 12 2'J .203 o CONFEDERATE VETERANS ID CHOOSE HOT IN EOlSBfi winner nicked Cast-are! la for 14 hits. The Sacramento Senators defeat ed the Seattle Indians 10 to 3 in the first meeting of the season be tween thOHe two clubs. NEW &75O.0GO BUILDING FOR KLAMATH FALLS HOLD ANNUAL REUNION (A-. U.-t I'r.-Hn Win-) CIlAltl.OTTK, N. C, June 4 With the fire of youth In their eyes and the glory of the warrior shining In their races from re kindled memories, gray haired men who followed the flai; of the south In the 'Uiis assembled here today tor the opening loiia-M of the :i!Mh reunion or linked Confederate Veterans. Heunlon olflclals estimated 15,- d(M) visitors were here from almost every slate. Today the stars and bars waved side by side with the stars and stripes fiom husfuess buildings and from almost every residence as CharJuttu welcomed ihu visitors. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMEHS Water will be shut off Wednes lay, Juno &tii, from 7:0U p. m. to r.m) p. m., affecting all consumers on Iouglas St. between Jackson and the river; on Pino St. from Mealier St. to the khh plant: on (tone St., between Douglas St. and the City Lain; and on all of Ruat Ave. Till': CALIFORNIA Oil MOON I'OWKll COMPANY. SALLM, Ore.. June 5. C. A. Howard, slate school superintend ent, has announced the appoint ment of the state committee for selection of the Oregon candidate for the Thomas A. Kdison scholar ship. The members of the commit tee are: K. It. Lemon, renin trar at Oregon Mate college, ( orvalhs, chairman; F. H. Murphy, piesident of Oregon llulldlng congress; Earl M. Pal lett, registrar at University of Ore gon. Kugene; (Jeorge H. Herington. secretary of Oregon Society of Pio fesslonal Knginecrs, Port land ; J Jr. l' A. Thinner, president of Oregon section of American Chemical so cicty. Oregon Slate college, Cor vallls. Chairman Lemon is expected to call a m-ei(nii for selection of the candidate ahoul June Hi. The district candidates as far as known at present are: Columbia river district, Ilarley S J usher, Astoria; middle Willam ette district, Archibald Atkinson of Aurora, Wood burn high school; southern Willamette district, Wil Ham Pitt am, North I tend; south ern Oregon district, C.eorge Winne, Med ford; north-central Oregon dis trict, Alfred A. Jaequot, Hend; Umatilla di.strlet. John II. King, Kreewaler, Mclaughlin high school ; northwestern Oregon dis trict. Franklin K. Kberbard. La (Iraude; southeastern Oregon dis trict. Fred L. Hunt of Keating, On tario high school. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., June 0. N. K. Perry, Seattle capitalist, to day announced that a combined bank building and hotel would be constructed here at a cost of $750,- M'H on the o-niral school block. Ground will be broken immediately ior coiiiiiruciion ot ttie Oregon bank building unit of Hie project, he sai.l. l he structure will lie six stories in height and will contain 62 oftiee suites. The hotel will be built later. Berry said the hotel will have five floors and will con tain i.Ui rooms, lobby, dining room. aim swimming pool. orkmen today began tearing uuwn ine large stone School build ink unu excavating ior the new nuiming. to the state capitol in an hour and three oiinulea. We can furnish parts for McCor mlck Deering, Milwaukee, Piano, Osborne and other hay machines. Wharton Bros. PRESBYTERIANS REJECT MERGER PROPOSITION PlTTSBCKOH. June 4. The gen eral assembly of the United Pres byterian church adopted a resolu tion expressing appreciation of the spirit In which the Presbyterian church in the United Slates made an overture for a union of the de nominations but rejected an amendment under which the South ern church would have been asked to merge with the United Presby terians. 1 FRISCO DEFEATS HOLLYWOOD; OAKS DOWN PORTLAND r O- Sulphale of ammonia, nitrate of soda, superphosphate and other fertilizers aio sold at Wharton Urn. Heavy slammers called it their day In yesterday's renewal of Pa cific coast league warfare. While Walter Malls hIiiiI out the Hollywood Stars here for a 7 to 0 victory, his Seal cohorts nicked Htilvey and Hollerson for LI hits. Because the San Francisco M'sslon Beds and tJio Js An geles Angels were traveling, there was no game in the southern city. They were scheduled to resume series play today. Oakland opened the week's ser ies by walloping the Portland Ducks 6 to 2. Daglla of the Oaks allowed Portland a run In the first and In the second frames, hut gave nothing front there on. The VETERAN GAINS BRIDE IN SEVEN YEARS' EFFORT f.Wx-hti.l Ir' Isanti! Wirt-) NEW YOHK. June 1. The New York lliTaltl Tribune said today llwt lli ' .Mary Culberson, only iHUKlilCT of the late L'. S. Senium- (.'Imiles A. Culberson of Texas, has informed relatives she. was married in iew lom Sunday to Alexander I-:. Hub. -its. mi, Kniilish World war voleran, alter a courtship of seven years. .Mr. Kobcrtson In 1922 charged Hint inhale detectives were at t i-ni i' I inn to drive him from tills country beeau.se or his alfection for Miss Culberson. He caused the ar rest ot one dereeilve on a charge of kidnapiiiK but an Indictment re lumed In Newark. N. J., was dis missed when l be court was inform ed Kobertsou had refused to testify in order lo avoid publicity. 'I lie courtship started when both be and .Miss Culberson were sin. dents nl Hie rnlverslly of Texas lit Austin, Texas. Mr. liobertson had come to tins country in July aUer serviliK in Krnnce whll Kunland's "first hundred thousand" to volun teer after the oul break of war. Jte was gassed and shell shocked. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water will be shut off Friday. June 7lli. from 2;uu p. m. to 4:00 p. in., nlfecliiii; all consumers on the tullowltiK sheets: li. Lane St. from .Main to Reservoir Ave.; all of .Moore and Watson Sts.; Vistu. 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