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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OR'JvjN. FRIDAY. MAY I, 1936. The Dance of Spring'. muc4 limllr Kx-rnl Hundnr lJ FOUR Hriubvr of The woflard I'rcaa The Antofiatt-J Pn.- in wxoluaivo- 1 ly entitled to Hie u fur rvpuida-a-tlon ot ttll newa dll'HUtiuit tiuUittd ; o It or POt Otliet wl0 credited In I I paper and to all local new h .illahed hurt-in. All rights of re- Eubltcatlon of special dmfatcoe rein are alio reaurved. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Kdltor Entered as second clims matter May 17, 11120, at the l"l oflKt: at Rosbiirs. Oregon, undvr act of Uaroh 2. 1878. Represented by M C MOCENSKN & CO lnc. Saa FranHaco 220 Buah Street. Lua AnHclea 433 South hprintf Street. hriMile 003 ttti wort tit roe t. ClilrnRo :n0 North Michigan Aw. Delroll 3:M Stephenimii lilflK. rvr York il L'aHt 40th tilreet. Vurtluad tfubnorlptlun Hair Dally, per yar oy mail I (.': Dally, C inonliia hy mall 2.Wt Dally, 3 months tty mail I.jm Dally, single month by mull r.u Dally, by carrier uur month ... M Nominate McNary. IK THICK ti 1b u Number 1 man in tho Vnlled Stales HCimtu, Ore gon's stmulor (JhurloH L. McNary in thai limn. Leader of thu minority party In th,o upper hou;e of cui grtiflH, MfNuiy is tin Important if not u doiutmnit factor in ull con ferences on iniijor iiutlitnal affuii'H. It happens that thu senator comcs up for election again this year. .Many of his friends make the ni intake of uhhuiiiIiik that the vot ers of OroRon would uot think of retiring a man of niich national im portance us Senator McNnry. The fuel Is, voters do queer things. . Those who u tide inland lhe. value to Oregon of Charles L. McNur;. '8 presence in the I'nlted Slates .sen ate should get out ami work fur him these next two weeks. It in dangerous to ubsuiuo tlmt ho will win the nomination hunds down. It Is true that IiIh opponent In the primaries is not u strong man po litically but In these da'H of upHets nothing should he taken for grunted. Tho NuwH-Itevlew does not take yory nimh part In prlmury election buttles, holding that the primary la a party affuir to bo nettled by party members. Tho general elec tion Is quite another mutter and wo snF.ll exprosc our opinions free ly then. Hut when a politically In Higuiricaut Htatu like Oregon can produce u man of tho calibre of Senator Charles L. McNary, thin newspaper does not hesitate to lay aside, bo far as his campaign ja concerned, Its usual primary elec tion policy, ami urge the nomina tion and election of I'nlted States Senator CharleH L. McNary. IDa(lv Devotions Dr. Chat tea A. Kdwards Let us accept this day us u precious opportunity for the re centering of our faith, for put ting buck into its rightful cen tral place that personal commit ment lo a personal Cod which gives all of lite an ordered pro gram and a larger meaning. .May ve find help today to put CiOd exactly Into the, center of our thinking, our feeling, our will, iud our activities. Amen. TWO VIOLATORS OF AUTO LAW JAILED Lloyd Cole, charged with operat ing an automobile with Illegal headlight:, and L. II. TVllcr. chart; cd w iih driving an automobile without a driver' license, were fined Sin each In the Justice court today, after entering pb-as of guilty to the charges, Kuch lacked money to pay the line ami was committed to the county jail. NEWLAND TAKES TRAILER AGENCY .1. I). NYwhtnil, local uutmimbilp iti'iiliT. Unlay utiiKjutH'ctl Unit lie hurt lii'cii iianiiMl lucal l,al,T for Hit! (iyiiHy Caravan ifinii:iiiy nf I.ok Aiifieli-H, lminut'ai-ium-s of a popular lyiii' ol' auto luimo trailnr. Mr, Nt'Wlaml has receiv c,l ono (if Hit, trull,-,- anil has pltu-,-,1 It on 1iHpluy af hU kuiiw. Two Weeks. KRNR PROGRAM (1,500 Kllooycles) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW (i: 15-7:lli'-7:30- Mu.-iic SA TP It DAY, MAV 2 Morning Hours Karly illnU. Alarm Clock Clult. N(!WH-Ul'Vil!W News Hioacf c-a.sl, 7: in- Aim in Clock ('lull Conl'il. 8::ill -lli-vollonal. K:ir, Halon Music. 9:uii Famous Orclii-stras. 'J:3i Allium of .MiikIc. Iiciiii I inw n Mi'Miiiry l.niic. 11:U0 Itaillo Music Slot llox lroi;raiii. 11:15 Popular Slurs, Afternoon Hours 12:00 PoiikIuh Cnunly Cicaincry I'ri'Kiints UosL'liiir School IIhiiiI. 12:20 NiiiVHltovlcw News llroail cast. 12::UI-Hansen Chevrolet Co. Var iety Program. 1 MHIi Knrlco Caruso. 1:15 Melodies of lln-ains. l::io--Vlitor Viiuni! an.l Ilia Or chestra. 2; Oil - Spanish Manlllla. 2:30 Kvi-iiliiK Airs. 3:00 World lliiolunan. 3:15 .Mills llros. 3:3(1 Sioryliind. 4:00-r-Thd lOdllor Views News. 1: 15 Clydii McCoy anil III clicstra. I:30--Close Harmony Four. 5:00 -Itiivuno, Operatic Tenor. 5:15 Carl's Tavnni Vawahoinls or Prairies. 5:30 -The Motor Shop Carat!!' Pri'si-nls the Hawk anil Paul Calupliell. 6:15- Filendslilii Circle. 7:00 Hit-hard Crooks. 7-30 SlKll Off. Tho Station Muster which niiiril ly collies on Sunday at :l:ol will lie ulven lo-luv, Tuorsday, at G:li- over KHNll. r-, V 30 I C 191ft. Tmf frituiw SttvViH Iiw M rlHf .1 ."WIFE IN CUSTODY" By BEATRICE LUBITZ I he Or I'll 15 direct primary system of nominating candidates by par ties Tor patllcipatlon In the general election lutH Its defects. It peruilu uouiinatiouK to he won by detet mined minorities--often in hc'.l; p.Mlles. It alno Is meat and iliiuk for the Ki-U-aeeUer and tlm Kelt Starter. There Is only one way in which the people as a whole may be pro tected from the faults and evils ot the direct primary njulem and (hat In by everyone ollng. No nomlmit Ihg system yet devised Is -.vtioih satltd'uctoty. The direct primary system Idealistlcally could be the best but it 1m failed pretty badly not cntlrily because of the pri mary law llselt but simply because people stay at home and fail d vote. Determined minorities h.ne controlled Oregon in Hie pa ;t and will control It In the fill are unlets pcnplo go lo (he pulls timl otc. Klerllnn di y is just two week.- ' nwuy. Friday. May Kith, is Hie date. Make n mental note now, lo day. that you will h i nothing hit r fere with your duly aw a citieii that you will cast your ballot REGULAR REHEARSAL HELD BY GLEE CLUB The Itoseburg Men's Ol bib held Its regular rehearsal List night, and in in rail readhies.i fur the annual spring concert lo le given at the senior high school au ditorium May II, Italph ('hutch, di rector, announced. I'nder the di rection td Mr. Church, the dub has prepared a very Interesting pro ttram, which w III feature MIsh Vivian Malone, violinist, of Ku gene, us gucHt artist. WIFE GETS DECREE ON CRUELTY CLAIM S : S : I .V il: tie I '.! : hi 1 2:110 1 ; in II". I: an lltAI'TKIl XI-IV ster Md in aux had Bl'NDAY. MAV 3 Morning Hours -Devotional. Sacred Selection::, i'rogiam dedicated to vet eianti' facility. t)!l Turn- I'iddlini: uitli I0i nie t'riine. Victor ( oik ei t I )i chest ra. ' Sundav Morniim t'oncert. Hnii'luy It- I'lo'iaai. Afternoon Hours - lto hik operai ic Tenor. Oman Selection-. I 'oiinlas CouiH y Ct i-;Miut y f presi til s .Mux 1 lolin and Ills Sit Inn OicheMia. singing Trontai!our. Koseburg I'airy pieserta the U(U n i' i Trio. Selections from The Firet l . Tessb' McClelland Mercer and It'll h Hoover. Sol litit:lit and Hi- llollv Wallans. - tloldon Oil i's, Mcli oie oiing IV ople's Choir. The Siiu'inu I'arson. accoin laui il hy HI. tec M I'linist. Vii'iiir S:i!oii t i t-n-;;t i a. .MelndV Moods Miu-ir Week Fiiurtain. I'opular 1 lance Time. Sku oil', man ied. This was the one ex per-1 li uce in uis uie oe iiaun i nun. -u lorty nhie he still dangled the idea of marriage as n future insurance against boredom In his old an. Not. that Lester Molyneuux was ever bored. Debonair, cnicul, he found life- an amusing spectacle ami most of the people In H clowns. Mm had more money than he could ever possibly spend in his lil'etime; ho hud a tew friends whom lie admired und loved (Dirk Terhiine had been ono of thciu.l Never handsome, he was more distinguished-looking at forty-nine than he hud been at twenty-nine. His thick auburn hair, grayed at the temples, had In his youth been merely a shock of red hair. The years had the same estheticling effect on his featuies and the soft ening id' his manner. Then ho had been called volcanic now he was charming. Helen, be perceived and appre ciated, was a woman whose chief talent was being a. charming wo man; she bad no desire to shine; rather she glowed softly when she was with a man whom she hap pened lo like. He found her self lessness, her adaptability and her real kindness qualities ho had) sensible love affair with Lester." "Would you change your love for Cuy for a tieusihle love affair?" Ik-lle flushed. "I could like l.cs ter a lot though." "1 do but Fin not ready to love , him or anyone yet." j tr mill Mcu 1'oi-liiiiin u..i.l imtl.. he predicted cheer-;illg a an ',0 iei,,. Ti.y merely "Why? Don't you love me "No, I'm sony." "You will." fully, although he paled slightly. 1'erhaps 1 asked Hut I can wait." you too boon. Dinners, theatres, concerts, the opera, exhibitions, teas. Molyneuux knew everyone. At opening nights at the theatre, they were always in tho party to meet the star or the author or Lhe producer. Helen was always so ama.ed when people rushed over and remembered here. She began to know scores and scores of people. Always meticu lous (since her instructions from Irene) about her engagements, she now hud them crowding so thick and fast that, she forgot them and was filler) with remorse. Helen just had to let the job go. She couldn't get up mornings. sought long and had never hereto fore found in 1 he same w omau. Alter t liree weeks of intensive i com l.diip Letter Molyneuux knew that he was wholly and intelligent-' ly in love w il h her. Ami suddenly Helen's days were lull. 'I hi day wasn't long enough. The sparkle returned to her eyes, t still a strain of music, u ru bbered caress, an old joke, Iirou,;liI a stab of pain. Most of all she hadn't time for her job. Lester was despotic in his de mand. on her lime. Her lunch hour came at twelve, .lust as she was L'etung ready to meet him, his sec i ei, u y would phone that Mr. Mol n. anx would meet her at one for luncheon. Helen, who had been preening hi the washroom un der Mis In mil Is' sour eye. now came back into the office and be .un to hammer out her report on the t pew riier w it h two fingers. At quarter ot one she went hack in U the w ashmr.ni lo fi eshen m again for luncheon. ) At two she'd make a feint toi nst TOWNSEND CLUBS' DOINGS IN DOUGLAS ali.'.e that I'm A decree or divorce was mauled In the circuit court here toda m the cuso of Maeel K. Tin kei against Arthur F. Tinker. Tin couple was married in Iloschitrg. March 2;'.. I'Ji'l. The plaintiff, rep resented by Attorneyn John T and J. V. Long, charged cruelty. Kil Dl.l' The Ki.Ml" Tow hili le i ji .i-iie m.i,!hlv 'n :il the lI'Mid h.ill Morulav tie St title Jon- M i s. had al l' Mis William-, am hail .eiM,e tram : I'un'i die: tap dan tv Melloi. Hall ai He' lelia tin'. Hi : music, Mai piano soio. .' is planning ice cream i t I i liool vni In and ecie.M y. eetlllg. The ,'MMM lllg Ol I Mrs Huny McCuUali I I lie tnllnA 111'; pi O Olil. e, ,. j i;hi. , Fat U. ill and Iter otttpaiiicil h I.- la :o; vocal solo, lie- j Hilar and harmonic a'ul .l.t k CorniM i : i'fte Hail. The club I clilci lainiiienl and , .1 lo lie Im LI ut lhe lilt II' .11 tUtUt". "Letter, rlo vou r a working girl "" "Sine. ha. ha. on re a social "iir'.-'i!" nd Molvneaux's laugh boomed so heariilv Unit the other diners t it i ned ai n., to stare. "I don't think you're nearly so tiinuv as vou think ou uie." "To tell oti the truth, I think you're a da: ling." The Terhuiies were delighted at Helen's activities. Helen brought home theatre programs and print ed menus and every souvenir that was given away. In the morning she'd perch on old Mrs. Terhune's bed, Cecily und the children sprawling at the foot, while she told them where she'd been and what she'd eaten. They had a love ly time of il until Fredericks came in to tear a reluctant Grade away to got ready for hchool. "He loves you, doesn't he, Helen?" "He says he does, Ces." "Marriage?" . "Oh, no:" They were in Helen's room. Hel en was still in bed. her rumpled ash-hlomle hair and pink cheeks giving her an almost childlike look. Cecily in red lounging pajanms sat lailor-tashion at !!e foot. 1 lelen shook hi r head. "You'd be silly not to marry him, Nellie." Helen started. "Why did you call me thai ?" "1 don't know. It just slipped out." "For a moment I thought it was Dirk talking. He always called me that." "Helen. If Dirk were alive. I I know he'd adv ise you lo man ! Lester. After all. you're so vouag I the children like him. He'll tu la wonderlul father to tlnm." Helen sighed. "Yes, he would. Imt do you think Dtrk would hav advised nut to many someone don't love?" ;y you. a) :die adtailled in Theft by InsUllmcnt CltlCAGi . May I i I ' Two Weeks llgO Albert lieliouiU lalleil the police t report that two left slates weie Molen from Itii ut -p'ay stand. He put the two lu-.ht shoes on display Instead. Yeslcrday he called the police n:atn. Somebody stole the rights. "1 love vou. "oh . . ." "1 want lo i: "i Mi!" "You're I'.o da i line: " "I know ('. ;'iuall oil e. " ou't e bo: n to be a wife, my P'e. ,ou'le Aiiam'.-n missing rib. V e misled you ail lev lite. I've tound ou now and I hae no in tention of letting ou go. I ill no! a voiing Made nu more luit 1 hink I tan lill make you happv. I've toads ot money Tlieie's notli- ing I can't do tor vou I'm I1 le'llldv lion i.'Ullv bne in ited Lester to dinner four nights a week, lo tea every day ' that ho was free and for Easter 1 week to New Canaan and again over the Fourth of July. J Each week ho asked her to marry him, and v hen she sadly re-1 fused ho said, "I can wait." J ! The hot afternoon sun beat dow n j on her head und back. The coun tryside was hot ( and parched. There had been no rain for days. , The pungent smell of dry grass ; behind her made her faintly dizzy.; Through a blur of tears Helen ' watched a spider spin a web. There eiept over her such pain at the futility of all living that It left j her sick and numb. Tlien it oc curred to her that this was all va-j guely familiar to her. The scene; was familiar, the blinding sun-; shine, lhe thick enervating heat. So had she wept for Dirk on the. last day she saw him alive and now again she was weeping bit- j terly at the futility of all living. Her handkerchief w as a wet j ball. With her sleeve she wiped her eyes and suddenly a big clean handkerchief was thrust under her : nose and she felt herself drawn to j a big flat expanse of shirlfront 1 on which to lay her throbbing head. , "Helen, darling, my sweet, my! golden girl."t j "Oh, Les, when did you get I here." "Just now. I saw you from the! road. Didn't you usk me here for the week-end and is this'-the way, you greet me. Niohe, all I ears! ! Now tell me, why are you weep-' iug?" j His voice w as so deep and ten-j der that she found herself telling j him all about Auastasia. Walter, , Dirk. Words poured from her in, torreuts. Since the night she told Cecily she had never mentioned the story lo a soul. Hut now it seemed right und fitting to tell Lester. Some w here In the back of her mind was the thought that by telling him she would make ; him understand why she could not j marry him. I Tho sun sank into the sky in a I ball of blood. The ait; grew cool laud winy. He never interrupted. I She talked and talked, and as shadows began to fall softly across JB MANNING'S. Rich and Refined Lb. 25c 2 Lb.. 49c SUNRISE As Fresh As (he Sunrise Pound .. 24c PEABERRY Full Bodied and Flavory Pound 20C MYRTLE Mild and Mellow Pound All these coffees are in tho whole bean. We grind to suit you, insuring absolute freshness. Saturday and Monday f A I "ST Pla'n Iodize JiSL I 2-Lb. Carton Arden's Flows freely. Cocoa 2-Lb. Carton Our Mother's fine cocoa 2Pkgs. ... The spring and summer dessert AH flavors 7c 16c 11c lavors lie SOUP 2Cans . Gibb's Vegetables Tomato Mushroom Waldorl . 13c The nationally advertised sanitary tissue Crystal White 3B When you say Crystal White Nuff snid 10c Powdered WAX PAPER Pineapple ugar 2 Lb. 17c 5c can 9c Cut-Rite, 123-ft. Roll with Cutter heavy waxed'for lunctiej and picnics. Roll Fancy Sliced or Crushed Flat tin, Calumet Baking Powder The double acting baking powder Buy it sealed. " 1-Lb. Tin 19c 10c Fly Swatter Each 6e Black Tea Fresh '.. Pound 15c Pecan Nuts Halves .. So, 19c Kippered Snacks imported cnSc Oval Sardines Tomato' 3cans,2Sc Shredded Wheat 2Pkss 2$C Vanilla Imitation 4 oz Bottle 15c Large Package Good Size Lettuce Radishes i-reoh, Cisp Tomatoes Red, Ripe, Fancy .... Sweet, Tender " St Plump Pods New Potatoes New Crop Pounds . e Oranges Full of Juice D 2e ... 2 ForSC Bunches 3 u, 19c Pounds llC 9c COCOANUT Shredded Sweetened Z Pound SCOTT TOWELS s 150 to Roll Rolls 29c PEAS All Gold Early Garden No. 1 Tail Can .... 14c Pound SUNBRITE CLEANSER 9c Cans CHOCOLATE DROPS Pound Shortening Tastelcsc and Odorless. Ideal for baking and frying. Pounds . The paM was di ad. 'I bank tlnd. it was dead! The Inline was before her to live, to enjoy. (To be continued) MYRTLE CREEK lUik had a prae l,tsloi 'a uwlully "1 dou'l know tiral Mde too. i Mi. llt-Un." "1 dou'l tuie about his IVs."' "I Unow. d. ar. hut he's a man. He's oftoi'iug you lo e." Ceeil) s sallow laee I lushed. "You Itnou belter than I do what it menus. only know tins. 1 leb'ti. it I could live my hie over auiiiu. I'd inairy the ttit man who aked me. lim lie tiiu-h a short thiol compaia tu I livl Vou love uk1 and il aies: 'Tes. love is like that too. hidu't my lo e iat only coinaraliv ely sluui tiine'."' "Then tiy a'ain." Ceeily ured hnaist l . "I always tuid a in w pet when one dies" She rose abruptly and b Tt the room. the crass sho felt belter und she stopped. Ho saiii: "If we uot married money.! thirt month, we could no east to Kurope and then to the Kar Kast. I've never heeti. That would be in teresting dou'l you think.'" lb Me said. "Oh. to v.vnty about hint. He's mi liariniiu;. so nndhtw . Vou mi' kt Mi vim. llrb n. I marvelous enple. Helen, has lit For lhe liist time asked y.u to many bun yd'.'" When lliey arrived at the farm luuuie. two hours late for ilitint r, Helen and Lester Were euuaKed. "We'll be nun r ied Christmas.' l.e?ter prmlauiied blithely, hi? eyes lowiiu;. "I'm for an iiimie diate wfddim; myself. . . . "Oh. no. Lester. I couldn't. l.et wait till Chrisiiuus." "Oh. Helen." Ce.dly exulted, "what maud news! I'm really thrilled." It did Helen's heart cood to see their joy. She was so i;lad to have brought them some happiness to Helen, lluv and 1 1 cuiiv them over the dote -da Mel.ain. son of .Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Me Lain, all of Myrllo Creek, were married April :!4 ut (Jraiits I'ass. A it! oup of friends pave them a lively caarivuri Tut'sday nii:lit. Mrs. iluhy Irvine, who was sud- j dfiily stricken with illness during M VltTLK CIIKKK. April ?,. , the dob's I aui:htr.s tonveuiiou. Mis. timiu-f I'llek.-lt of lEnchiu-R. was ahle in leave the hospital SUIi ind lu'T lailier. i . Way. of M-d-, day ami ru to her duiiRhter's home l'nid. were J! rile Creek, visitors, i in AhUuul. Tuesday, with Mrs. Ted Sliirteliff, j Kmil Wmo-r. w ho has been a pa Mrs. K. It. .Vly and Mrs. M. Way. , tirnt al the state Mtiiitoiiuin tor H. M. Shirteliff tnoior .1 to Wm-j tuberculosis for several ne uths. rhester "lay Friday ali'Miioon for ajhas been sent homo much hnprov short visit with hi bt other, K. A. i ed ia health. Shirteliff and famiiy. return-j o ed Satin day britmitn; his mother. , t Mr.-, e, t. shiruiiif home witin Jury Di'iiiks Evidence ilinK , I CLAYTON. .Ma.. May I. (API l. arse nmimei.s o: imuj eaiA. aie bejp t a i: d in I hi c un in unity : aib'tr-d i ai Alabama "heme dry" laws. "The people oimht. lo know that another liiaud jury drank the beer I submitted in thent as evidence." read mi open letier written by "Williams. Shentt J. I. Williams talked back tn a crand jur;. that eriiicized him ' Schilling rumi Axilla retains its delicate flavor in al ruoz kn"7 di.ssi n rs Miss ;;a been taking sas C il he her homo t Miss dla 1 e Slepln-IIJ. IlO liaS u a;:r.e:it. in a Kan i iial. has returned to i su?h !yrtl creek. Mills i ; assishr.i: with for litOM the in niv liie I'm thinkinu of what 1 i,in do for ou not what on can do tor me. I can lov e ou - oil ifiv, ei v sal islactorilv . . ." "Ien't." she whi-'.tered. ' I Iovp nii, Helen " 'OU, don't:' "I'aplini;!" "Hut I haven t accepted him." "For heaven's sake. Helen!' "I don't love him. Helle." "Ob. Helen. you'e had ioman:k' luve. 1 think you can have such, a Am: list ihul broiuht in Us wake I such hitter memories. She scarce- ly had tune to auale her own feelhii;s. In Lester arms she rperienced A feelintf ol tenor. Ho was so . . so stout, so solid! Walter had been! lean, flat muscular. Lester was j padded soltdlv with flesh. Oh. (led. she mustn't ! She mustn't mako tho wnr al the Stephens home. Miss Kthel S-dleis. who is cradu-i atitn: in June ut the S. o. N. S. in ! Ashland, has been en,Ta-:ed to teach i the N"i:L"et school for the cominc ' year. Miss Seliei s i-i t he ouna est Hold -f Mr. and Min. Noah Sellers. Mis- tiw e:idolini Weaver, daiich lev (.t Mr. ami Mrs. IV It. Weaver, who lia- been h a- liinR a rural school near Myrtle Point, has been employ, d ;o le ich :u:ain n xt ear at an ir!'-rei?ed salary. Miss Ada ler, daujhtrr of Mr. "Clean" on the tongue! ia n f"i iV rft -i coaipailsous: She must forget! I and Mrs. E. E. Dyer, and Everett, BRANpjl EICIIT-FOUTY BRANDY ll' superb liramly. you'll. lfirop! .,M. Wi"'l'l. maturcl. liclllo,! l,y i"""4,ic- . -Vni!rira'Iarj!M'iiirrr-Roiii.i viP.,-,D.. illc Co., IllC ( Lodi, Calif.