Roseburg news-review., April 01, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1930. :
f XPERT GROWER OF
iMELOniSBUYSLAND
E
- Orlando Moore, of Visulla, Call
Zinnia, a widely known melon ex-jHrlim-nliT,
who has produced sev
eral varieties of watermelons, has
purchased the ID-acre tract toimcr
Jy belonging; to W. K. Wright and
Jncaled on the Curry estate. Mr.
Moore, who Is referred to in Cali
fornia as "the Luther uuruauK 01
"the wuiurmt'lan industry," Is inter
jested in melon growing and has se
cured the land for that purpose, it
-toeing one of the few remaining
Hi-acts near the city. The dual was
anade through the K. tl. KliiKWell
Tigen'cy.
Mr. Moore's" hitost melon inlro
diu:tun Is tiie "Cannon Hall Klon
Tlyke.i' a melon that averages auoul
3 pounds In weight, with a very
4hln rind, blood-red center and lew
f-black seeds, it lias very small ribs
aul.pple-ltke ends, it is about a
week to two weeks earlier than the
Klondyke.
Mr. Moore's family will remain
In California for a few months, as
Ills sons, llatph and Harlan, are
engaged in the nursery business,
which they are hoping to close out
in Unit! to Join their father In the
Jate Hummer.
He stated that he is greatly sur
prised In find the county so little
known. Garden Valley bottom lands.
In his opinion, are very valuable,
and if screage production Is as re
ported, then it Is possiblo to bring
. in a great many growers from Cali
fornia. Mr. Kingwell contacted Mr.
Moore through the extensive ndver
"Hsrim campaign being carried on
-in California by the state chamber
-of commerce.
TILLIE THE TOILER
Mac May Make a Sale Yet
:STORY 1
Z. -tUotulnuea from page i)
- ly"BTie and one-hair million dollars.
- WHKI11CAS, through the recom-
mendatlon of the IJuuglns County
- Taxpayers' league, the counly
""court plaeod the fund in u bona
'redemption fund.i
- WHlOHEAS, certain interests
from time to time have endoavor-
ed to break In this fund for var
ious purpose regardless of the
Xliledge t l the county court.
m. WH1SRKAH, the county court
has kept luilh with tho league and
"hax held this fund Intact and ex
pects to retain the fund for the
.redemption of outstanding bonds.
- WJIEKKAS. this fund would be
"oruJieUy dissipated should the
"county court permit any porllon
Zof'-tt' to bo used for any purpose
other than the redemption of
" bonds;
2 NOW, TlIKHUl'OIti:, bo it rc
X solved, by tho directors of Hie
- Douglas County Taxpayers' lea-
guo tlml the county court bo com-
muuded . lor Its stand In refusing
""to permit-tills fund to be used for
-any-other purpose than the re--Hlemntioil
of outstanding honilx.
- illS IT FUHTIIKK HliSOl.VIOI),
that a copy of this resolution be
trnnifmllted tho counly court and
ctfjljca bo furnished local news
papVrH. LHjUOI.Afc COUNTY TAXPAY
ERS' 1. 10 AG UK,
Attest:
11. K. Nichols, prnsld Ml.
H. O. 1'urgetor, secniaiy. j
STORY 2
... (Continued from page i)
I WON T B BACK FOK A COUpCe
OF HOUR-S , Me, WHIPPLE - I'M
Goiwe to "TTe v our a mevu
MODEL
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ur (HAM I P2Tr ' VEH. tAIUV Iki ONE rlF CM;I2 I A PFALMTX
tl'iflMT V "V ( DOW'T you STOP tONVcTCTI &ies I CAreL-.
$ 1WU, King Ptitum Syn4fat. Irt bmi Mr iimir.nilTit r. r v. frJj.TT
HELLO, BIG Lf 5HE'3 OUT
eoy is tillie
IN? I WANT
HER TO RIDH
iM OMB OF OUR
tONVcTCTI
R.IDINC? IM ON 5 '
OF THOSE
ELESAMT EIGHTS
THAT'S
A K.EAI-M
CAEJ:
7
I
LI-STEM , HALF PIWT- you
HAVE ABOUT AS MUCH
ruAWCE OF SELLlMe
HEre. yooR CAR AS. I HWfcl
Ot SELLIMS FUI2 COATS
THt
AF e-icam
CToMQl-fc
Ul IH.TH6 DS&s a
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HELUO - VHS - WHAT'S THE?
MATTEP , TILLIE ? THE CAR-
vou movo r see, that's a tow &
VUAV FROM, THE
AND vot
ROSY
OFFICE r
J 1 )zrm
TELL TILLIE
I'i-L BB.ING HV
Pick- Heb. up r
, , . t 1 . Jl I ! ,
TCQNTINUEO!
acttualnled with Airs. McCoy, Mrs.
King related. Hhu came to Cor
valiis lust February, she said, In
accordance with a letter from King
suggesting they bo married.
"1 love him and am going to
stand by him," Airs. King de
clared. "1 know he dldn t do it.
"i knew CLiencu bad been with
Mrs. McCoy and that she did not
want to let him go. When he
came to t.orvallls three weeks
ago, I,lhoughl he had left her In
hurcka. 1 never questioned him.
"There surely must have been
some other way out of that, I
have my own opinion about it all,
but I'll nuvur tell."
STORY 4
icuuiiiiuuu H um pugu
Bpot whero tho body was found.
- llnrninllonully, Klne pointed mil
tho Iok to which ha hud draped
th body aftur tho shootinR and
"told how he hud hurra-d away and
driven hack to Oregon. Ho mar
ried MlrfH Pardee a few woekB
later in Vancouver. Wash.
Mrs. KinR Rrew hyHterltal during
her luittliiiiHi'H recital and at her
requoHt the party continued, here-.
Wifo Hat Faith
Mrs. KliiB Bald bIio met her huR
band nix yearn una, Hhortly berore
ho whh (tout to San Quentln prluoti
on a bii rg I aiy cha rse. H was
paroled JhbI year and noon became.
cunt during thu muniliB of i'J-U,
in which puaco tlmu produciiun
rim died Iiiku reconlB In 'M lmiuu
trml ceatoiH.
Tho t'uderullou'B unemployment
program, tlien ouitlntMl under
three, uepuralo lieadiiiKB: i act
rinding, iuiliiBtrlal nieabUies, ana
remeaial meaKureH.
Wants Specific Census
. 11 13 urged Umt, Hie ununijdoy-laent-
'cenMim,- authorized by win
greKH in connection with tiio do
cenuial cciihiis, give "tiie total pic
ture of uneiiiptoyi.')n '' uiBung
ulHhiiiK between pan liniu un.tt
and joitk'rtBiiesH. Jlu hIho urged u
federal agency to Kupplumuni this
periodic information, iiHuortlng
thai prcHont methods do not give
thu full meaBiiro of luiumploymeut.
A m o n g induHt rial nieumirpM,
linden proposed Htablliallon, point
ing out liidtiinceB In which it had
been uccotnpliHhed with coopera
tion between workers uud indus
tries.
Ho also urged recognition by In
duHtrlca of what he culled tho vi
tal parlneiHhlp which wugo earn
er bring to u produclivo under
taking. Green emlorHed federal employ
ment service "to connect workera
wanting Jolia with work opportuni
ties." Workeifl out of jobs, ho said,
have, no money to pay leen of pri
vate agencieH. WorketH displaced
by technological changes need
a pec in I employment t-ounsol and
vocnllonal training opportunities,
ho added, 'nml there tdiould bo Jot)
aualyHlH agencies to establish job
requlremenlo in order to find work
which older men can do.
A
Wise
Evening
Treat
Wise he cause young Yolks and old alike enjoy Mel-O-M'd
led Ciem. it to made from pure swret crenm blended with
finest flavorings a mixture uncqu.iHed In luscious taste.
Gatherings everywhere in Douglas county expect this delicious
dish during the evening. Order It in brick or bulk from your
nearest dealer.
Douglas County
Creamery
Phone 340
RokeUur?
DIFFICULT FLIGHT
TO BERMUDA BEGINS
( Aoviciatrd Press tORwl W ire)
NORTH JJEACH, N. Y., April 1.
Captain -4!wis A. Vancey and
two companions took off today on
an attempt to make a irjii-hiop
flight to Uermuda,
The piano, a KHiiboii cabin
monoplane fitted wilh ponioons,
(juried the three filers, about
gallons of gasoline, 200 pounda of
radio apparatus, navigating instru
ments, heavy clothing for the
three mon and some food.
PORTLAND GEMS STOLEN
f Awicintrd I'rTO Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore., April 1
JewoJry valued at $47fl was stolen
from the J. F. (iilray jewelry store
here eHriy today by a thief who
tirkwl in a show window and se
lected the gems. He escaped.
SENIOR-HI STARTS 8eDh of Portland and John a Jeff-
DIAMOND PRACTICE h, Corbett and J. E. Bennett of
Portland will file today.
uaseDaii practice Btarted at the
senior high school last night. A
large squad turned out and there
u every indication of a good teaiiL
Coach Turner stales that he ib not
yet certain of the material that he
will have, but believes that thA
school will be able to make a good
uhowlug this season. The first
game is to be played Friday aft
ernoon agafust Glide. The Glide
school lias been practicing for sev
eral weeks and Is reported to have
a very good team.
STORY 3
( Continued from pace 1)
able wet sentiment in Oregon It is
in Portland. There are more peo
ple in the third district who would
be affected by aa olu-a.i;e pension.
and in the district the subject has,
tie en more or less agitated. All
Tv venue bills must originate in
the house and nut in the United
States senate.
Having taken this survey of
conditions, Sandblast concluded
that his chances of election are
better in Multnomah county, where
the wet vote is couceutrated, than
in the state at large. 1
Ten for Governor
On both the republican and the NEW STAMPED GOODS
democratic fltdes the fight for the New spring patterns in pillow
nomination for governor presents leases, -towels, aprons, scarfs, lunch-
many uncertainties. A. W. Nor-Jeon sets, vanities, pillows, embroid
blad of Astoria, who succeeded thejery pictures, etr:. See the quality
late tGovernor Patterson; Charles, line of popular priced stamped
Hall of Murshfield, George W. Jo-I goods at Call's. Adv.
Four democratic candidates are ;
In the field for governor. Senator'
Edward F. Bailey of Junclton City,:
A. C. Hough of Grants Pass, j
ueorge k. witrmr of Hood River
and Ed. S. Piper of Portland.
Governor Noi?:-!.d s slogan is "Hats
off to the past. Coats off for the
future."
Two Oppose Coshow
Judge James U. Campbell of Ore
gon City and George S. Shepherd
of Portland, republicans, are con
testing for the right to oppose
Justice O. P. Coshow of the Su
preme" court In November. Jus
tice Harry H. Belt Is unopposed
for position No. 6.
State School Superintendent C.
A. Howard and Labor Commission
er C. H. Gram, both republicans,
are unopposed..
V
I CARD OF THANKS
We wish ot thank our many
friends for their kindness and sym
pathy during the illness of our dear
father, and lor the beautiful floral
offerings.
D. P. French and family.
L. O. French am iumiiy.
A. A. French. 1
M. M. Cooper and family. I
$100 Cash
I
Will put a rebuilt Fordson tractor on
your place.
Good rebuilt disc harrows, both International and Rod
erick Lean. Used plows, pumps, sprayers, at a bargain.
8-foot roller .... .v $70.00
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg Myrtle Creek ' Oakland
AGENTS FOR
li. & H. Electric Ranges John Deere Plew Co.
Hood River Spray Co. Hoosier and Milwaukee Pumps
Sutherlin Spray Co.
Chiropractor
0RU4LES8 HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service"
M mural Vapor Baths
827 Caen Phone 49)
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRI8T
Specialist In the fitting ot
Olaaees
116 Jackson St.
Old Time Dance
Wednesday, April 2
WIGWAM
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