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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, ORECON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1930.
U.S.lBr8iTE
JOBS TO WORKERS
(Attodatt-d I'M Leaiod Wire)
WiiSHiNG i'ON. Oct. 31. The
navy ueijaruiieiit unnouuccd today
unit tuc bureau ot yards and
doeF.s would uudeitako conn true
t:o:i of puulic woiKu and uululas
tife'ipfc'aung Vl4.uuu.uuu us last ub
contracts ior Uie projects could btf
let.
Yhe program for the construc
tion ot bhuio worltri una autnorized
by uongreaa Iml May H. The de
partment announced that contractu
aheudy had been placed by the bu
reiid totalling 2,100,000.
tenons irom ii.unstrJal areas
tha' employers urn responding to
mentions of the president's emer
gency committee tor employment
to Keep men on the Job during the
wlifter months were made public
luuu. by unainnun Woods.
tavau whhu, the intoralute com
merce commlHHiun, ior the tiirit
time, set abide Us regulations on
railroad accounting to enable the
Chicago & Northwestern rallroud
to spend hait u million dollars in1
unemployment relief.
A report Irom Fred C. Croxton,
Columoia, OJiio, a regional advisor
on "tno president's lelleC commit
tee, said employes In many plants
iu large Ohio cities had been giv
en assurance that their jobs would
be. secure throughout the winter.
U'Hken as indication of the re
sponse in eastern sections, a letter
uQn Nathan M. Ohrbuch, em
ployer of Nev York and Isewaru,
taiu a plan had been adopted for a
stagger system which win provide
Oinji'oymeiu for many persons
w(Jjout reducing wages.
Tno plan provides that 1,250
persons will receive one half day
oiT each week without reducing
wages. This means that the work
era us a whole will be beneilciaries
of 1,250 half days or til! 5 days of ad
ditional freedom each weok. Rxtrn
employes will be hiied to fill this
gap.
woods also received assurance
from the A. S. lioek Bhoe corpora
tion of New York, which operates
nine factories and 1U0 retail stores,
that ti would keep its full person
nel throughout the winter,
MATE ON WRONG
::. JOB, WIFE AVERS
TJIIICAOO, Oct. 31 A divorce
complaint on file here today,
charging .ciuelty, made this alle
gation against a hiiHhand: lie "al
ways wanted to slay homu and
cook and do the housework," Mra.Y
Joanette Liebner was the com
plainant; Alexander Lcihuor the
defendant. . :
BISHOP CANNON'S
CONDITION WORSE
-WASHINGTON, Oct. Ill lllsh-
op James Cannon Jr. of tbo Molho-(list-
Kplficopal church, South, was
"more uncomfortable" loday as
physicians sought unsuccesHl'iilly
to halt the spread of arthritis
wlllch sent the cburchman to the
hospital Inst week.
Dr. R. Lyman Buxton said al
though the bishop's len;:orature
was slightly hlgber ' n;j alarm Is
I ell fur the Immediate future."
OPENING OF COURT
POSTPONED 2 DAYS
Circuit Judge J. W. Hamilton nn
nMlhced this morning that the
opening of court will he postponed
until November 12. The court is
TFKularly set lo open on the lOtli,
but us the following dity Is a holi
day, it was derided not to cull tlK-
jury until Wednesday, Ihe KMIi.
The grand Jury in still in session,
alirl will probably continue Its
vrk durlns the greater part of
mat week. Numerous witnesses
Imve been called and much time
New Men of the Hour in German Reichstag
p nm njimi ,i, .n.i i. r" 11 I 1 'P . i, '
MLJ Lw$y
Wlillo the Ufiiimii i-ui)ul)llc 1b pushIiii; through svurmy uollticul crlHiM, Adolf llltUsr, loading 107
liieinhors ot (ho f.iadnt puil.y In tho rulcliatiiK. warm that war dobts are forclns (iormany to turn
foolshevlst. Above me iiioturud Home of his principal lieutenants who are aUllnn Hltlor In Increasing
lOuropean foal's that Germany, IhrouKh fascist activities, may join Europe's family of dictators. (Left to
rlKhl) William' Kulie, Captain Herman Coring, leader of the Berlin storm troops; Dr. Gobbols, one of tfie
.malnsiirings In the new Hitler machine. .
Carthage Hospital Tragedy
- v, 'As -- Ik
t Mr i .
few i? ' ntW .in SI
Ilr. V, II. C'liapinnn (rlRlit), head of a prlvato hospital at Carthago.
Mo., Khot nurnard l' (Jrlnder, when the hitler is Bald to have forced hts
wnv into the room of Miss Imogene Woodllll (left), following the
shunting, Dr. Chapman performed an operallou on the wounded man,
hut was unable to save his life. A coroner's Jury exoueraleU Chapman.
llamm killed his farming partner.
Urban Harrett.
Bride of Former
Legion Commander
Above Is the bride of Major O. L.
Bodenhamer, former national com
mander of the American Legion.
She was the former Irene Kichurd-
son, of El Dorado, Ark., is 25 years
old, and at one time served as Ma
jor llodenhamer's secretary. The
couple were quietly married in U03
ton at the close of the American
Legion convention.
SENIORS TO PLAY
AT MYRTLE POINT
TEACHER HAS BENT
FOR PLAY WRITING
J. Walter Itirhnnlson, Klkton
toucher, is spending the week end
iu tliis city attending touchers' In
stitute and visiting friends. Mr.
Itirhnnlson spends his spare time
writing short plays. In the latest
catalogue of lUnr bee's Plays of The
Willis N. Hughee company of
Syracuse, Nw Yoik. eiubt of Mr.
Ulrbard.'tou's plays are listed. Tilt
latest play "The Whole Towns
lhoke," in three nets, Is listed as
being very clever. Mr. Hlehard
son's photograph uln nppcuiH In
the catalogue. Mrs. ltichardsnn 1-
liun been givon-to the InveallgiUinu no rrteacher, helps Mr. Klehaidson
of, the case at nrew where J. W.lwilh his work.
M ' ywH Tim 1
Milk will turn Ji littie pussy
vaj Into a great big cat.
1 Vl Till elephant must'v drunk a lot
Vi lo grow at big & tnat.
Attractions
A I rut movies
INDIAN Today. Saturday, Rich
ard lMx In "Shooting Straight.'
The Ilosebiirg Hcnior high school
football i team wont to , Myrtle
Point today to piny against the
high school team there this aCter
"non. As it Is institute week and
the pupils of the school are en
joying a holiday, a large number or
the students and local fans ac
companied the players on tiie trip.
DRUM CORPS NOTICE
There will he a mooting of
the Ainerienn Legion drum
corps at the armory tonight, 4
8 p. m. Election of instructor
and manager. New Instru-
ments expected to be here.
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'OH-Boy- LOOK WWAT
AND YOO STAY OUT
IN THE CLOAK ROOM i I FWHD -A WHOLE
Fort oAe hovh box tu-bake
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ROBAWP
Ostracism is its own reward with a box of
crisp Tru-Bake Crackers to keep Tommy
' company. And there will be nary a crumb
to betray him.
Tru-Bake Crackers are shaped to fit the bite.
They nip off clean . . . practically crumb-less.
One of the many reasons why wise Mothers pre
fcr to serve
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TRU-8LU BrSCUT COM PA NY Sfoki M. ftmlsnrf. SccttU
Distributors of SUNSHINE Biscuits and Specialties
SHOE MERCHANT OF
PORTLAND MISSING
at Newberg waa received by rela-1 HOOVER LAND BODY ' port what to d
uvea weaneauay nienc. dui ei- fcirT kt-wi -rt Pu,,ui: luuuo
with remaining
PORTLAND. Oct. 31 The dis
appearance of Sam Armiahaw,
Portland shoe merchant, was made
known today by police following
a futile search for him since he
vanished Tuesday.
Armlshaw disappeared In the af
ternoon Jrom the -home of his
brother and business assciate,
Horace Armlshaw, on Terwilliger
boulevard.
A report that he had been seen
forts to find hint there tailed. Arm
ishaw has been Buffering from a
nervous breakdown for three
weeks prior to hla disappearance,
relatives said, and for this reason
had been spending part of each
day at his brother's home. The
breakdown was believed brought
on by overwork and a recent trip
to his New York factory where
he put In long hours.
Here From Canyonvilte Mrs.
Elizabeth Michaels of Canyonville
was in town yesterday visiting
friends and shopping.
TO MEET NOV. 10
(AMoolitcd Prets Loucd Wire)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. Presi
dent Hoover's committee on con
Borvutlon and administration m
the public domain has been called
to muet in Washington November
10 to coordinate information on
which to base ita report on dispo
sition of remaining public lands.
Thn committee or 22, with Sec
retaries Wilbur and Hyde as ex-of-ficio
members, was appointed by
President Hoover to siuuy and re-
utanv members of the committee
visited the public land states for a
(irst hand study ot conditions last
summer. In addition to informa
tion thus obtained the committee
also has reports from state and na
tional agencies interested in public
lands. '
BORN
DIXON To Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Dlxorw Wednesday. October 2D, at
Rosebuig General hospital,' a
daughter.
Better
Not Only in the Ads
But under careful examina
tion and actual feeding test3
have Uropqa Brand Feeds
proven superior products.
THE SALE OF NO ARTICLE COULD CON
TINUE JTO GROW FOR SEVEN YEARS
UNLESS THAT MERCHANDISE GAVE
SATISFACTION.
There's an Umpqua Feed for Every Purpose!
Douglas County
Flour Mills
Roscbiirg end Myrtle Creek
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Public Debts
and
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Iiiei'eaises in Your
Taxes
The power districts amendment would
permit political speculation and "high
finance". . . without any limit ...at the
expense of every taxpayer in the state.
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