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TWO ROSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1936. PAST YEARS REPFAT Gable, Laughton, Colbert and Hepburn ListeJ in Awards for 1935. HOLLYWOOD, Calif.. Fell. 7 (API Four stars of tin film iK-av-ina Clark liable, Charles l-autrh-ton, ClamlHtt; Colhert uinl Kuiher Jne Hc)iliuin hliiim aain with "hem" perl in mances). Thfy are anions U-n players nominated for the two arilnff awards or 135 tiy the Aradwny of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Others an! Franehot Tone, Victor lUcLaglen, Kllzufaetli Ueigner, Helle ImvU, Merle Ohnon and Miriam Hopkins. It itl U I'tM-OI'itllM'UlUIlK 1 IKt . three acinic ami thre u-tr'HHCH iiKiially luMnfc K(ltM:((tl for the final hulloihiK- WiiiiH.'iii will he an nounced at the annual academy ljaii(tH't .NUi re 1 1 5. "Mutiny on th Mounty". curried Cable, I.atiKhtiin und Tone into the competition, and it nailed uinoiiK the twelve productions from which the academy v. ill choone the "heHt picliire of l!3Ii." (Jahlp had learned with Clan deile Colheit in "It Happened One N'lKlit" to monopolize iftvnrdH for llM. "Private World" iut AHhh Colbert In nominal Ion litis time. LhiikIiIoii won In V.Kl'.l with hi dupiction of 'The Private Life or Henry VIII." Alius Hepburn won recognition thai year In "Morning Glory." Now her uctinn in "Alice Adams" lh nominated along with the picture. - - , "The Informer," In the rminliiK for heHt production, had McLuk Ion lor star and John Ford for di rector, both nonifimietl in their re Hiectlve clause. Two other dlrecioid wero delect ed, Frank Uoyd of "Mutiny on the Bounty" and Henry Halhuway of "Lives of a Bengal Lancer," and their pictures also wet" nomin ated. Remaining films In the race for fount productions are "Uroadway Melody of l!i3H," "Captain Itlood," "David Copperlleld," "Loh .Minor uhles," "Midsummer Night's Dream," "Naughty Marlettn," "Rur Klcn of Red tiap." and "Top Hat. For the cartoon award, Walt Dis ney's "Throe Orphan Kitiens" und "Who Killed Cock Itohln." and HarniaildKlug's "The Calico Dra gon," were nominated. Listed for host hours worn Irv ItiK ilorlln's "Cheek to Cheek," Kern und McIIurIi's "Lovely lo Look- lit," nnd Wairen and nu bia's "Lullaby of liroadnny." Uy the AHHoclated PteHH A faint possibility or a new pcaco move was Keen today in a i e nu wul of dlnrUHHlons In the Ital ian preis of the Frata-o-liiitih plan ror the settlement of the Uulo-Kthloplan diHpute. Observers of the situation were Interested In this trend, ror the press of Italy lnrely reflects gov ernment opinion and they believed, thereloic, that this smoke of dlK cuHSlon might Indicate a fire of In lei est In peace on Hie pail of the government. For tiie lust few months, the Franco-Hi 11 lull plan, which envis ioned the. lEidi icndeni-eof the gov ernment of Kihiopla in exchange for tori itorlnl nnd trade conces sions to Italy, has been hi the dis card. As for actual fighting, there ap peared (o be little, oilier than a bombiiig of Magato by Italian air planes, as reported hy the Kthio plan government. The Italian gov ernment said merely, "nothing new on either irout." , The league of nations' commit tee of oil experts continued its bliuly at Geneva of (he po.Hsihili lies of a tuicci-Hstul oil euibaigo ngainst Italy. Apparently the ex perts were agreed (hat oil hu Inti tules had not been developed to a point where Italy could make use of (hem to iienralixe (ho effect of un embargo. SALKM, Feb. 7. (AP)- Fires In Oregon burned oer a tidal or 71. Ilfiti acres of tnt'cft, brush and gra.sf land under jui Imlli t ion of (lie tot -entry (lepartmetil during l::;.", .1" V. Fergnsim, stale lotesiei , re ported. Tin I.ru7 fires resulted in lotal property damage uf Jilul ,i;:!n. In oludli'g -U.s.V'hiii board teei u( rnerchautlhle timber, logulug eiiiip nietit, bulhllngH and other prop etiy. Lightning slatted .'tis fires. Ainonu man c.iused blar.eH, smok ers led (be It-t with ;17 1 and lu cendtary secomf with "7. Other causes liicludetl eanipers l- t, brush burning ll'J. logging til. slashing Hit, railroads 17, and miscellaneous J 29. Lane und Coos counties oncoiiii (eied the greatest lire trouble dur Jng the past seaKon. In Uiue rnnn ty several files slatted w It bin few days, necersitutiiig (be calling In of Over l.rmu men from CCC iniiiH, Ferguson reported. A simi lar sllmillon orcuired a short time Inter lu Coos county. Ferguson com mended the CCC i -re u-n for their Kitlisfuvtory work in cotUrtdllu ftica under mhci.-t i'onditioiiS. I t Southwest Maps yp. NEB. A State proposed at members coloradoI kAnsas jstatet propoted a members of compact f J n ri LZ&i I I I aw t a I 9 ft -."15 ME I , U AftK.f i f I , , w-!- i 'h!' 1 111 LtKislaturfs of seven western states nov have under consideration a program designed to close the badlands of the southwest to the desperadoes ' who at various times during their criminal careers have taken refuge there. At s recent conference of state and civic authorities at Tulsa, Okla., it was proposed that state lines be leveled to allow authorities of one state to pursue a criminal into another state and return with hint without process Pastor May Win New Jersey, the state which took A tf-.'""1 $!t iv-is S mf; ' m m I t;,. H.rolil Hoffman (j t J Sfnalor Hurry Moor ton campus to aend him to the Whito House via the governorship, may take its next governor from fhot to prominence two years ago noinmhlv nnd mmln tinenkor of January he returned to the legislature as a member of the senate. His championship of economy has won him state-wide popularity and may bring htm the Republican- nomination for governor as tho opponent of Senator Hurry Moore who is slated for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Gov. Harold llolfmnn has been tho target of riumcicus. attacks by Clce during his crusade for lower, taxes,' OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE MiMINNVll.l.i:, Ore., Keb. 7. -t AC 1 Two youth placed 11 rock and ties on the Snuihern Pacific t racks nner Wil lamina "to set' what would happen." SherlTf C. V. Manning of Yamhill lepni ttd. lie said Donald 1 i ill. Is'. W 1 1 la in inn, and Fret le rick Kinney, 'Jo, Sheridan, confessed the act. Hull was net at Jl.onn each. An eutine struck Hie rock Tuesday but was hailed hrtore reaching (he ties. No one was Injured. llll.l.stioiio, inc.. Feb. 7. ( The mand Jury w ill hrar chariifs placed agaimd eighl pev sotis anested in a laid oi Iho Spina tm; Wheel dnn e hall near in i 1 ta-t moiiih. County .ludve I ton Tetnpli-tnn decided. I Me released iwo others bill HI Irb I Attorney Iiiisnell .Mn.gun or-, ilered I hem re ai rested on other ihu)g. Complaints range from op 'Matinn g!imblin delces (o lllilaH lu .";ile of w Hie. m usnni:i.it. om.. reh, ;.- ! . ( A I l'laii!t fur a city occupa tional tax delplied tn leduce the levy m properly aie beiim winked out. City Attorney .1. W. Mi In turtf aiiuouiu ed. lie salil tile ta would pto'hle iiddltioiial tevrmie fiuui Public QtUiUcs nuw usiuj; I ( Program to Clean Up Badlands IOWA of compact I : kit CV of extradition. It is believed that this compact would materially speed up justice and prevent criminals from making contacts with fixers and henchmen who delay the course of the law. It would also materially aid G-men In their law en forcement activities under J. Edgar Hoover. Alvin Knrpis, Public Engmy No. 1, has been reported hiding out in the Cooksen hills where the numerous caves and terrains offer ideal concealment. Governorship W'oodrow Wilson from the Prirtce-1 the pulpit. ' Rev. Lester H. Clce when he was elected to tha stato Iho house his first term, t Thia streets and thoroughfares. MARSHFlKLlt. Ore.. Keb. 7. j (ATI- The proposal of It. J. Hills- win, inline nun cipei tiuii iiiiu member of the dly council, to op erato a walkathon here drew a protest statement from the Marsh lield school board. SALKM. Kelt. 7.- (AIM -Construction operations on Salem's new hiuh school building came to an abrupt halt yesterduv, while city ollicials. school board mem bers and the contracting firm de baled which snould pay the build ing fee. The city building inspector re fused to let construetiun proceed unifl the Jl.lmi ree bad beeu paid. The lloftiimn Construction four pany is com met or ror the new school. MEASLES Children who have Just had measles should have a gener ous amount of REAL Cod Liver Oil of the high potency kind the kind that la richest In vita mins. Small dose easy to lake and sure to digest. Get Hiish Potency Cod Liver Oil At Richardson's Drug Store t Ounces Only 50c CLUB PLAY HERE "Officer 666" la the name of the play to be sponsored by the Uni versity club February 18-19 at the Liberty theatre building for the purpose of raising funds to put' chase the KosehuiR band members new uniforms. The opening of this play also marks the beginning of a little theatre movement in Koseburg, a movement which has been very successful in Portland nnd Ktigene for the past few years. The production staff of "Officer tiGG" includes: Miss Helen Casey, director; Scott Williams, chair man; William Naff, stage man ager; (ientldtne Hlckson and Auiaudu Anderson, assistant stage managers; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Low den, properties; Leroy Hiatt, lights; IjoIs Irving and Maurice Hallmark, advertising; Frances Hardy ami Mrs. Harlow Allen, programs; Thelmu Smith, cos tumes; Mrs. Scott Willlunis, Floyd Oroves, music ; 1'aul Geddcs and Ileth Partridge, housing; Enid V eat eh and Wllnia rtusonbark. tickets; Ileruice Wainscot t and Kleanor Iloyd, ushers, and Harry Sandqulst, heating. 1 he general public has been asked tn support this little thea tre movement begun by the Uni versity club. HAYDEN PROMOTED IN WATER SERVICE KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 7. (AI1) M. K. Hiiydeti, superinten dent of the Klamath reclamation project, today nnnnunceil his pro motion following his return from Washington. Hayilen will supervise reclama tion work lu district five which in cludes the Yuma ami (ilia projects In Arir.niin, Salt river project In I'tab, the Rio Grande project In Texan and New Mexico and the I'm Is bad project in New Mexico. He will continue to maintain headquarters here. Wings ot the Morning! Schilling Coffee in my cup starts my clay sunny-side up! Give your coffee pot a chime to do its delicious best. Give it the coffee it was intended to have the Schilling Coffee specially prepared for it. Sclllllill Coffee Two kinds One for At Ip. One for perrolnlor. Sunday fU niwAnullla Pins ApAVi ft Lift Ha V dchool. Sunday school lU:3u. Bas ket dinner 12:30. Preaching 2. Rv r A. Edward of the Metbo- dist church delivering sermon. All welcome. Dtitard Circuit. Dtllard, 10 a. m.. Sunday school; 11 a. m., preach ing hour, (tunas Valley, 10 a. m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., preach ing hour. Looklngglass, 10 a. m., Sunday school; 6:30 p. m. Kpworth league; 7:30 p. ni., preaching serv ice. Message by Rev. Sydney Hall, district superintendent. You are welcome to all these services. You will be Inspired and helped In hearing the superintendent Bun- day evening at Looklngglass. Glen P, White. Christian Science Services in Myrtle Creek are held each Sun day In the grange hall. Sunday school for tho younger children convenes at i):'t and church serv ices at 11:15. The subject of the lesson-sermon for Sunday, Feb. 9, Is "Spirit." The public Is cordial ly invited to attend these Ber vices. Mrs. W. H. Chase. The Pentecostal Church, 133-137 Sheridan street. Sunday school 9:45. "He Fludeth It Empty," morning message 11 a. ni. "A Broken Heart," evening message hy the pastor, 7:30. Mid-week meetings Tuesday and Friday. Or. Betts of New York will be with us In a meeting starting Sunday, Feb. 16. All our meetings till Or. Betts comes will be preparatory that you cannot afford to miss. Jess W. Guilder, pastor. Myrtle Creek Christian Chureh, Frank W. Zook, minister. There will be the regular services morn ing and evening at this home-like church where you are never a stranger. The gospel messages will be helpful and instructive, pointing the way to life eternal. The Bible school that Is making a fine showing for this time of year when the weather has been rainy and cold, will meet promptly at 10 a. m. Strangers and visitors will receive a most cordial welcome. Parents are urged to come and bring their children. The morn ing preaching Berviee and the ob servance of the Lord's Supper, is held at 11 a. m. The Christian En deavor society meets at 6:30 p. m. The evening evangelistic service begins at 7:30. The entire com munity is extended a most friendly welcome to enjoy these services. Seventh Day Adventist Church, Military street. Services every Sabbath. You are cordially invit ed to attend. Sabbath school at 9:45. Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Young people's meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Come Sunday evenings at 7:30. Special meet ings. Tho sermon for February ) is "Sunday in the New Testa ment." Can you rind a Bible text telling you to rest on Sunday? Bring it Sunday evening. Methodist Episcopal Church, E. B, Lorkhart, minister. "Abraham Lincoln" will be the sermon topic of the pastor at the 11 o'clock morning public worship period when a specially printed program of the order of service will be dis tributed at the door for all wor shippers and this will be used lu honor of the great American and to the glory of (tori. In the eve ning at the night worship period at 7:30 the pastor speaks on "The Mom Unique Conversion on Rec- THOR Model No. 21 This THOU will actually puy for Itself In a surprisingly short time In the tinu money anil labor it will snve. Clothes are washed speedily yet with a gentleness tlmt makes them wear 4n to Sni longer. You'll find all the features end quality of Tlior's electric washors in this moderately priced machine. For Homes Without Electricity The first time in the history of the Thor Washer that you could purchase a gas powered Thor Washer for such a low price and we are going you one better by furnishing Free 36 Packages of I "te King Washing Compound Ott's Music Store Roseburg, Oregon ord," following the men's chorus numbers. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. and Ep worth league at 6:30 p. m. Mid-week service Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The public cordially invited. Glide Baptist Church. The Sun day school meets at lo a. m. We have a place for you in one of the classes. Worship 11 a. m. Spe cial music. Sermon ou the word .of Christ: "Kphphatha," that is, be (opened. Evening service at 7:30. ; Meeting at the Peel school at 8 (O'clock. Mid-week meeting of pray er and Bible study, Wednesday 7:30 p. m. You are welcome to worship God and study His word With us. H. A. Wanvig, pastor. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey and Military streets, West i Rose burg. Services will be held I Sunday, February 9, at 7:30 p. m. I The topic of the sermon will be, ! "Why Must a Faithful Pastor at j Times Refuse to Officiate at a Funeral?" The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.. hi. The public Is moBt cordially invited to- attend. W. A. Sylwester, 1170 Military street, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. "Ab raham r.inmln AmpHrnn!" 11 fl !m. subject at the Presbyterian church Sunday. "The Success and Failure of a Great Leader." 7:30 p. m. Mr. Grub be Binging. 9:45 Bible ! school. We have a class for your iage. 6:30 p. m. Young People's societies of Christian Endeavor. Senior, Intermediate and Junior. Wednesday evening at 7:30 'Boaz' Mother-in-law." M. E. Church, South. Sunday school, 9:45 a. nr. Young people's service, 6:30. Rev. W. B. Cranford, evangelist, will have charge of . both the morning and evening ser fces Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. 1 m. Service every night next week i at 7:30, Rev. Cranford preaching, j You wil lenjoy his messages so be sure and attend. A warm welcome I awaits all. B- C. G lea ton, pastor. I j St. George's Episcopal Church. I Holy communion 7:30 a. rti. Church 1 school 9:45 a. ni. Morning prayer 1 11 a. m. Y. P. F. 6:30 p. m. Sol diers' home chapel 9 a. m. Rev. ! Perry Smith. Christian Science Broadcast. I The Columbia Church of the Air i will broadcast Christian Science services over the Columbia net word, Portland station KOIN, (940 kc), from 10 to 10:30 on Sunday morning, February 9. First Baptist Church, J. R. Turn hull. B. Th.. minister. 9:2(1 n in. (prayer meeting. 9:45 a. m., Bible school, Harry Howe, superinten dent. A growing school, well grad ed and equipped for all ages of both sexes. 11 a. ni., morning wor ship. Five-minute cartoon talk on oite oftho Bile birds. Solo, Mrs. Tnd rti.iol J "That HQi.iiHr.ll rilir" f Sermon, "Four Great Words." 6:30 p. m., B. Y. P. U. 7:30 p. m., ser j mon, "Christ's Return Its, Prac j tical Value." Solo. J. R. Turn bull, I "Open the Gates of the Temple." I Tuesday and Wednesday evenings ! Dr. Louis Patmont, world-traveler, t author and lecturer will speak at 17:30 p. m. His subjects are, "Ar mageddon the Battle of God Al ' mighty" and "The World Crisis," t the latter being a discussion of con j ditions in Ethiopia, Egypt, Pales I tine and the European countries Involved. Wednesday, 7 to 7:30 ' school of missions. $89 50 $5.00 Down, $5.00 Per Month Years OF DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL SERVICE in this THOR Super-agitator WASHER Powered by a guaranteed 4-cycle gas engine. First Church of Christ, Scientist,! 312 East Douglas. Regular serv-' ice Sunday at 11 a. m. Subject of lessou: "Spirit." Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings, which include testimonies of healing and remarks , on C hristian Science, are held at j 8 o'clock. The reading room in the front of the church edifice, is open daily except Sundays and holidays from Z to 4 p. ni., anu ou Sundays from 9:30 to 11 a. m. j Here the Bible and alt authoriz ed Christian Science lileiature; may be read, borrowed, purchased : or subscribed for. The public is . cordially invited to attend the church services and make use of I the reading room. I First Christian Church, J. Frank Cunningham, minister. "Conflict of the King's Men" will be the buu Ject of the Sunday morning ser mon. The evening message will be, "Let There lie Light." Regard less of your age, we've a place for you in the Bible school. Time of services: Bible school, 9:45 a. in.; morning worship, 10 : 35 a. ni. ; (Juristiau Endeavor and personal worker's class, 6:30 p. m.; evan gelism, 7:30 p. m.; mid-week serv ice Including prayer meeting and choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 7 : JO p. m. A good service and a hearty welcome awaits you at this friend ly church. u. S. SOLDIER'S KIN IN NAZI ARMY WALLA. WALLA, Wash., Feb. 7 (AP) The Bwasrtlka or nazl Germany yesterday started allur ing with the stars and stripes the loyulty of the iJittrlch family. Alexander Dlitntn of La Giandc, Ore., who enlisted in the U. S. army here, said he has three brothers in "Adolf Hitler's own" blackshirt army. Their mother still lives in Berlin. I CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 7. (AP) i W. S. Averill, fienion couuty i agent, urged farmers at the agri-1 cultural conference here to join cow-testing associations and keep accurate records of production, t:. L. Potter of Oregon State college spoke on farm problems and said the agi (cultural adjustment ques tion "is hy no means new and will he faced by the next administra tion, too." IPAUSON'SI We are expecially calling your attention to our vegetable display this week-end. The items are too numerous to mention all. The values on quality smoked meat will save you money. Be sure andnote the HOT SHOTS. Prices for Sat. and Mon., Feb. 8-10 PRODUCE Cauliflower 15c Celery UTAH TYPE, bunch ... 10c Lettuce ? Urs'.head!: Uc Calavos fr..si2.e: 25c Grapefruit 3 for lyC Fresh Peas 2 lb. 25c Rhubarb ho1 house, .b. 10c FlOUr HardwhlatfL lbs. $144 Sugar LTcKag.. $139 Coffee 73c HOT SHOTS Chocolates 1, .b 10c Figs Bars b, .b 10c PUreX. Half gaMon l$Q Miracle Whip feSf Atr jar, qt 4 AC Soap teci'o:.bare: 39c Meat Department Hams Haif!Uwhoie, ib 32c Picnics Hocks .b 25c Salt Meat For seasoning, lb. 22c Jewel Shortening 4'ib. ..59c Lard Open kettle rendeed, lb. ... 15c 323 W. Cass Free DANCE Sat. Nites MACCABEE HALL Gents 35c, Ladies 10c Sponsored fay Eaglet DANCE SAT, NITE Right in Canyonville Music by Rhythmen An 8-Piece Band Genu 40c Ladles Free Sponsored by So. Umpqua Rod A Gun Club Dance Evergreen Grange Saturday Night Good Music Gents 35c Ladies Free H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS Gas When Desired Terms May Be Arranged Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 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