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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936.
tied Ttally l-:itril Hutidiiy hy tbt
Av-ltt-letv to, luc.
MriutMT of '1'be AMrliitd i'reM
The AhmiciuUmI i'ri-nd in exrluaive
ly entllK-d to Hie un for r.-piildKH-tton
of all newa tllx"t:heii ri edited
o It or not other whim credited In
i ' pHpnr and to all local news
p...llniud lur.-in. All rights of re-
Kubllcatlun special UiapaU'tiea
rein are ulna ronerved.
HARMS ELLSWORTH KdJtor
Entered as second rlima tuattpr
May 17. 1120. at the pout office at
Itotteburtf, Oruoii. undvr mci ui
Marib , 1878.
Represented by
M-C MOCENSFN & CO lnc.
Una Franrliru Bunh Street.
Lin AnucliM- South Kprintf
HtH'Pt. hi-Mlll liua Hti-wurt IS it" e e t,
t hlt-nuu ii6U North MitlilKail Ave.
Ieinlt ana Ktul'heiiHon iililtf. New
lurk -21 Kimt 4Ulh Utreut. Vorlluud
Hcdill Uldtf.
MuliMprlvlln II at re .
Dully, per yt'.ir ry mail H.oit
Daily, tt niontiiM liy mull 2.U0
Daily, 3 muiitlii Ly tnall 1.J0
Daily, MltiKlo iiiunth by mall u
Daily, by currier lh-i-' mouth ... .60
Only Way Left.
TPIIK flub couimlrishm bun cleiifcd
the rf.Miui'flt that It iiho Ita mi
thoilty to close Hie I'tii'muii river
to net (lulling.
Chulrmmi Veacli, of the rmiimiK
Hion, nmkeii Ihe follouhiK n!n(e
nifiit : "The reronln don't bIiow
uny iiialerlal clmiwe In the salmon
run the la tit lu or 12 yours, mill we
lmvo nothing which would warrant
U cIohIdk. 11' wo dotted the ntron.ni
wo wouhl have to shut down the
butchery, whltdi Ifl huihioiUhI by
commercial fishing feenand soon
wo would have no fish Jn the
river."
Ncllhnr of those RlateinenU is
correct. Kveryono ;ho knows any
thing about the CIbIi run In the
river known Hint the Btilnton ure
flint dlKappcarltiK. It Ih absurd to
my that there has been no change
in the run of flub In 10 or 12 years.
Chairman Vouch certainly should
know that.
It Is almost enually ahnurd to
mty that only hy maliituiniim the
conmierciul luttrliery can the river
bo kept Blocked with fish. Iteforo
the nelrt wore placed In the river
Iho , Btrcum cohtahu'd ilenly or
fish and nulural pnpaf;uUon kept
it well Blocked.
Thero Ih only ono wny to Have
tht) flshlnfc IndUHtry from Hue If,
and that hi to got the river closed
by IckIhIuUvo iicllon or by a vote
of tho people. Tho net fishermen
will ultimately flub thi'mnolvos
llht out of buHiiit'Hrt. The trouble
with that, so Tar an the upper river
folks uro concerned, is that when
tho netle;-H cleuu the river of flub
thnro will be no Hport fishing
either. ,
In view . of UiIh Hltuatlou, the
News-Heview believes tho only
way left to save the fish resource
of tho Vmpqmi in to clone tho river
by legislative uctlon or by a vote
of tho people .
Editot als on News
(Coirfluust. from page 1.)
long run. And It WASN'T pli'iin
mil.
VN FRIDAY of this week an el
eel lun (it primary nominating
election) will be ln-hl In Or.'gmi.
As to that election, only two
thingrt at present stand nut. (Hie
is that tho ballot wilt be about Ihe
Pirn or u laide cloth. Tho other Ih
that nobody much (outside tho cun
didatcH) cares 11 boot what Imp
pens. So It won't be a very exciting el
eclioii, and the vote will be small.
EJI'T don't nliiy h'Hiie. lYlmniy
nouiluatlng elections are a
part of our B.vstom of goverpuient,
und we owe II to nurmdves ami to
our country to lake an Intelligent
Interest In them. There is Htill
HUrh u word hk I't'TV.
AT THIS primary elect ion on
" Frltlny. Senator t'hailes l Mc
Nary will come up for renoinina
linn by the Republicans of this
slate.
There imp people In OroKim who
profess to ludleve that Senator
McNaiy may not be ienomlniitd
this sprini;, and If he Is that be
may not bo elected next fall. That
is practically unthinkable.
Senator .MeNury is probably the
most Infhi'iillal man In the He
IHinlicau party today. In spite of
Ihn Tact that ho is n Ili'piibllenn
ntid Itepublicau noses are pretty
Well out of Joint these dnys he Is
one of tho most Influential ni"ii In
Washington. On top ot that, he is
a darned good scnul.
All or which means n lot lo Ore
Ron. WIIATKVKH elso wo do (those
of us left who still resistor mid
voir as Republicans, that Is) lei's
Co to tho polls on Krldny and re
nominate Charlie MeNury lor the
Job of senator from Oregon. j
GLEE MB HOT
Final Rehearsal to Occur
Tonight; Program for
Thursday Listed.
Tho KoKchurg .Men's (J lee club
will hold u dress rehearsal icnfKhl
as its final practice preparatoiy to
the annual spring concert, which
will ho presented at 8:15 p. in.
Thursday at the senior hih tichool
auditorium.
L'nder the direction of Ralph
Church, with Mrs. Homer Grow as
accompanist, the glee club In Its
concert tomorrow night will slug
ten numbers, which will he divid
ed Into four groups.
Misfl Vivian Alalono, guest art
ist, will play two groups of violin
soIoh, each group consisting of
three selections. She will be ac
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Henry F- Kngllsh.
Tho program for Thursday
night's concert is us follows:
Viking Hong Coleridge-Taylor
Where'er You Walk, Ilandid-Spross
It) tho Head ot tho Kiver Kd-wards-l'els.
II.
Concerto In E Minor Mendels
sohn, Andante, Allegro ma nou
truppo, Allegro vivace.
Miss Malono
III.
lit lis at Evenlldo Arr. by Illack
(I'ndiide in C Minor Huchinau
iuotf) Carol of tho Kuffsiim Children
Gaul.
Intermission.
Allah's Holiday I'rlml-Itartlett
Cornfield Melodies ....Arr. by Gales
IV.
Itomanco v WlenlawHkl
Helre Kail Iluhay
Ghost I'nneu Durleigh
Miss Malono -V.
In a Persian Market Ketelhey
(Solo by Homer Nordylte)
Hedlcullon ' , Kranz-MeLend
Taps Pasteniack-ltleger
Club In Third Year
Tho ltoseburg Men's Glee club,
now lu its third year, Is made up
or men of all trades and profes
sions. It was directed for two years
by John Stark Evans, professor ot
music ut Iho University ot Oregon.
Illness forced Mr. Evans retire
ment last fall, und the director
ship was taken over by Ralph
Church, who hail served as assist
ant to Mr. Evans during tho first
t wo years of organ l.at ion. I he
change In leadership made it Im
possible for the I ill to put oa Its
usual fall concert, but the move
provided additional time for per
fecting Ihe Kpriug program, which
will hi! offered tomorrow night.
Tho personnel of tho club Is us
follows:
KlrBt tenor, Willi or Fisher, A. .!
Geddes, Herlierj, llelur., Erunk
Grubhe, Homer Nordyke, JamcH
Judtl, T. G. Walson, Walter Ered
rlckson; second tenor, R. R. llrund.
Paul Geddes, Nohln Goettel, Carl
Murphy, Max Penney, George
Churchill, Hale Ktraime; barlloue,
Erunklyn Voyl, Dr. Harry Single,
Dr. H. C. Church. Wilbur Yakel.
Robert McKenii, Frank Cuiminc
ham, Harris Ellsworth, Ered Por
ter. Charles Rraiid, lr. C. G. Van
Valxah; ):, Itarton HelliweH. It.
C. Livingston, Ralph Leonard.
Charles Stanton, 11. A- Caiiaday,
W. D. I,ovc, Royd Iliuton. Hugh
Whipple.
LIMIT SET ON 4-H
CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS
Advance Infnrnmtlon on the num
ber of 1-H club members who will
lin attending ill club Hiimmer
schoid, to he held on Oregon Klatc
i'i)lle'e ciimpus .lime S to 'Jo. in
clusive, Indicates Unit the numb"!'
Is (',(! mr to he iiMiio than the hous
ing and dining lucilltles will ac
ronimodale, E, A. Iliitlon, county
club leader, reports.
"Since we want nil -i ll club
members to be properly housed
and cared for whllo here, wo are
asking that no dub im-mhor be
sent from this county to summer
school who Is l'nder 11 yars oi
ii e, unless such inenilwr ts a win
hit of n scholarship provided by
state, county, or coi'imunlty fair or
some oi an nidation. No delegate
will be pormitteil to attend lor nuly
one week unless mi id Huh member
Is a dcleuiiie coming on a scholar
ship offered by a lair or o!K:tni).a
t Ion 'tho communication from Iho
j stale co1lcio says.
in order to in thoroughly or
luniizcd mid not waste any lime,
we are asking that nil nYl.'KUtcs ar
rive on Ihe college cumpus Sundiiy,
.luno 7, s that ornanl.tition work
may stmt on the morning of
Juno
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ACHIEVEMENT TO
BE CELEBRATED
'I he Given m hoel will celebrate
Achietement nii:ht at s p. m Thuis
h'V. In ji'Milleii to award;-. lo I II
clttll nienihel.H, i'eui:-es Will he
lli'bl int the Mh Kijidt m.idnate.
aild oth'i ttiool iittiu.i:; nnne, K
A. Million, ro'inlv t I ir Ii e;i-)ei. ill
he the pMllcltNil sp.-aKer. Alte;- III
pmcruin til" t II cnnkiui; ehih ne-iu-hers
wiM senc r.d re.-hup'iits.
-. (,
MISSIONARY WILL
SPEAK IN ROSEBURG
Miss !eift!r'i' Ci ll' isoll, f.lls-
slniiury (tn fui Ion it h troin I.iniii.
Peru. W'll be in linsrhurg S:ituida
and w 111 occiiv Hie pniph at tne
Melhodbd EpiMiipal cliuri'H Siin
d:y inorntrig. Mis Coniellson.
ttlnii' home is rtt Mumdw, Idaho,
has h iil iiHich expei icnce in tin;
South American mission lields.
Tftd ebletly Erntiklin county,
K;ij . women deeded their homes
to the county in return for caie
(or the remainder of their lives.
He'll
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LETTERS
from the
People
CoiiHiiunU'itiunfl to inn N.iwsItti
vlmv for polilKallun In this depurt
mt'iil mIiduIU hf writtn on onlv one
shin of (m pit pit, should nut e-f--oi'tt
:tttn wuiilH in l.-nwih, n) rinnl
In slKned hy ttie writer. wticw titnl)
uiidrtiHH must accompany tho con
trilMitlon. GREAT BENEFITS OF U. S.
CONSTITUTION ARE CITED
Editor News-Review: Recently 1
started a letter on the old ai;e pen
sion, when I received Hun Gilbert's
book on Ihe constitution. .IiHt Hie
preface sent my thoughts again on
thin wonderful document, the con
stitution of the 1'iiited States of
America. Dun Gilbert Is too oimi;
a man to know any t him; of the
mucli-talkeilahout "hoiM- and l ua
!" days, but he has this to say:
"'ihe constitution was written be
fore the days of the pony express;
It has functioned well in the days
of the telegraph; I see no reason lo
think It will not function well in
the days or television.
"Tho constitution was framed
during the time that kins 'swarm
ed over' and crushed the rUhts und
libel ties of the people. Now we
are menaced by dietators. The
constitution was necessary to nuke
lite sale In America dui'lnc the am
of moiuirchs ; It. is equally neces
sary dining the age of diet a tor
ships. We, who are to live In the
dei ados ahead, uill no doubt find
life nun e swift, in cue complex,
more Involved; but we will not find
it worth while without liberty. As
t hec-.mi l.mre complex, the
(broils tn freedom will become
i :"e in viacrig a:i;l w:il issue f,'o:n
:.( yj -o iff -s mid h b v l"d fro n
irw r.nl'-s: i;H'fed tVo vey cum
'''c itions of lite w ill otmendei
new dun'M s t-) l'iei I y. The con
siltution in the days ahead will be
doubly dear, douhh imlispensahb".
iniinitely invalnah. Ami we will
have to defend il wlih redoubled
vk'or ami viilanci'."
The more I road ami think of
present w or Id govern imiils and
orld condii ions today, the more
I ri'atizt tliat inir own 1'. S. A
stand.; out as a signal liuht ainont:
nations, because we alone have n
consi I) in ion w hitli provides hut a
Mni'h s! itiida rd ftu govern men i
und uovernitu;.
Il Is everywhere a mine lor a
citizen to cheat i'ie novel nnieiit
hut where, except uinler our consti
tution, is it crimiiril nr illeual for
lite So eminent to rotlllscile plop
eriv of any kind from lis rjti.eiis
l'nder our consttluiiou no act of
conr.iess or state b i;i.-lature inni
unjustly deprive nny citiren oi
moup of citizens of life, liberty ot
property.
Some omc has ni'd. "T'ie consti
tution Is ma Ii' to control tin tin
element; it h:is no oipei pm mohc."
In the liuht of Mi- h h vi lli nietu as
Ibis can we Keep woii.teiini: If the
:i esi'iit adnonisi ; alum i stvk no:
to tlit a-at wiih the t onsTiiuiinn
th.it there shall l nothlii: t limit
their absolute authority to control
men. piopiHy and tinauees accoid-l
nK to their win as is done in U
to in litis
hr conn-'
si.i. t,ei mailt . Italy and nihe: conn-
nies where altfolut!1 Lmnunhs oil
dntatots rule. I
Mr. Editor, may I follow thh: j
with another letter quotim; rinm
ollu-r emiui'ut wtiteis and iuthdt?
MRS. EMMA P. WOt ins.
Alter celebration the 71st an
ulversnrv of her muriiam lo her
!tl year-!dd husbAml. Mis. IJiehiud!
Johnson Oitlesby. lo PI. nr Plos
sofn, Texas, udvlfed "any person
Mm U young aud tingle" not to
marry.
Be Able to See This
H)atl Devotions
DR. CHARLES A EDWARDS
Read Revelations 21:1-5
The A pontic John had it great
faith in Ihe divine power at
work through all tho world
making lor beauty ami good
ness and lift!. He had faith that
Koine day a holy eily would ap
pear tiuiong men, hut he was not
quite sure us to bow it would
come about. It will never bo at
all until you und I und thou
sands of other Christian men
help to build It. It will bo built
after a heavenly pattern, but
by earthly hands guided and
mollvated hy a divine inspira
tion und guidance. Amen.
Oddities Gleaned
From Day's News
Newt Rightly Named
STCART, Ela.. May IS. (A PI
Catching rattlesnakes with bis bare
lands irm't so difficult, says Newl
Chase, .Martin county farmer and
trapper.
Chase says ho makes u couple of
parses with his hands, proauuiahl
lo disconcert the snake, and then
looking it in the eye, grabd it Just
oack of the head.
"I've cnunhl a hundred of 'em
and never been bit yet," ho added,
Merchants, Attention!
IJALliWlNSVllXE. N. Y., May
13. (A I') The chamber of com
merce asked citizens of Baldwins
vllle und nearby rural resilient s
what could bo done to improve
trade.
Among the suv-Hc-slions received
in reply were:
"Put more good-looking, unmar
ried clerks in Ihe stores; open a
.oiler skating rink; provide a place
for women Lo smoke; and Hans
form ihe village into a likeness of
ciiice, with canals and gondolas
instead of streets and automo
biles." Mothers Exccll
ST. PAP Ii, May ;l. (.I')
"Makers only make lin per cent of
t he cakes, pies and sweel goods
consumed hi the nation, while they
make s.'i pur cent of the breads,"
tl. E. Holi'M, president, told the
convention of the Associated Rak
ers of Minnesota. "The reason
mothers still make the best cake."
"Roped" In
CHICAGO. May 13. (AP Wil
linm Pekow. i;n, n h;u lender, slop
ped mil of the la vein to net some
'an net t i man loos which an ac
quaintance k r. o u n oitly n.
"Chailie" said he needed to re
lieve a sb k t'eeitne.
When Rekow returned. "Chat He"
had deparid, so bad Il'.t out of the
nil Rekow went home and banged
himself in the basement.
Thrill Continuity
HASTINGS, Neh. May Ii - Dr:
niatie siudinis of lla-tinss college
announced they would film a cam
pus utnvie eulled "tone by the (lab
Ion" in which the hero would Jump
off a bridge Into a lake, leap from
a third- story window , narrowly
escape being run over by a train,
be shot with a bow anil arrow
and bite a dog lor a maud finale.
Don nvorturl was cast as the
hero. The props departmeat U
shopping for a dog.
Tax!
One Word Led
To Another
Bt
Buet Baer
(Copyright, 1936, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Loco Weed In the Feed Box
We resume our Saturduy morn
ing racing tips for the twentieth
straight season. Wc have- satisfied
and opulent clients in every poor
house in the country.
We didn't try to guess em
at Miami last winter because
things got mixed up. The whip
pets got tired of fresh rabbit
and started chasing the hosses.
Our best guoBses arc for Upside
Downs.
Running Water; Hot and
cold. Runs by spurts.
Hair Oil: No good in front but
will run down the back.
Early Bird: Pays off in
worms.
Good-bye Kiss: That includes the
boss, the jockey, tho hookies and
your money.
Saratoga Trunk: Comes
home on a truck. ,
Sailor's Knot : He'll tic . one lu
your bankroll.
Hitch-hiker's Thumb; May
get a ride and may not.
Traffic Violation: Has bad some
fast trials.
Three Vests: We would
rather have the two pairs of
trousers.
Mad Money: In case you got to
walk home ufjer Ihe ride. And vou
will.
Barber Chair: Everybody
gets on this one sooner or la
ter. It's the Chinese torture of
slow death by a thousand
scratches.
Perspiration: They say that
perspiration is also inspiration, lu
this case it's just nweut.
Move Faster: That's what
you do when the landlord
wants his rent.
Trench Sit loin: Just enough boss
to fool everybody. Jockey should
'hvo tin r lev in hia ouiu Tliii .Hli
is alwns served cold.
Pipe Organ : His breathing
would fool a musician. Has a
thousand stops. And swells up
at the finish.
Thee tips should bring home
Ihe gravy this Sat unlay. When
writing lo Hdvctlisors please for
got our unme.
HOOD RIVKR, Mny 12. (AP)
The Asbury Methodist church will
celebrate Its golden Jubilee anni
versary May 17 With the Rev. V.
B. Young, of Everett, Wash., and
Dr. Bruce Baxter, president of Wil
lamette university, delivering addresses.
CORVALUS, Ore-. May 13.
(AP) Oregon State's new activity
set-up took form today with the
announcement that Percy Locey,
coach at Denver university, will be
come director of educational stu
dent activities next fall.
The position was created when
recent action was taken to sep
arate Intercollegiate athletics from
activities such as publications mu
sic, lyceum, dramatics and foren
slcs. President George Peary was ex
pected to announce nis uecision us
to the handling of athletics today.
Special committees named to de
termine whether athletics should
be maintained separately or placed
'under the department of physical
education failed to reach an agree
ment.
Locey, who was graduated from
Oregon State and the University
of California departments of busi
ness administration, will teach
part-time In the business admini
stration school here and spend the
remainder of his time in the dean
of men's office as the new direc
tor of educational activities.. He is
to join the Oregon State staff
July 1.
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THURSDAY, MAY 11
Morning Hours
15 Karly Birds.
oo-rAlurm Clock Club.
30 News-Review News Broad
cast. ir Alarm Clock Club Cont'd.
30 Devotional.
15 Sacred Selections.
00 Louis Kutzman und His Or
chestra.
30 Old Favorites.
0U Melody Moods.
30 Women's Exchange.
t)0 Singing Troubadour.
15 Song Hit Revue.
Afternoon Hours
05 Dlllurd Motor Co. Presents
the Dodge Program.
20 News-Review News Broad
cast. 30 Gross & Hargis Music Box
Program.
15 Roy Foster, Republican
Candidate Tor Sheriff.
00 Keodor Chaiiapan.
15 Popular Stars.
:u0 On tho Emerald Isle.
30 (iurden of Music.
45 Three Rhythm Kings.
00 World Hook Man.
15 Southern Serenade.
30 Storyland.
00 The Editor Views the News.
:15 Westerners.
:30 Glen Gray '& His Cnsa
Loma Orchestra.
15 Tango Time.
: 15 Carl's Tavern Vagabonds ot
Prairies.
30 Motor Shop Garage Pre
sents The Hawk.
: 15 Lee Dyers, candidate for
School Supt.
:55 Mrs. J. K. Fnlbe,1 candidate
for School Supt.
00 Chevrolet's Musical Mo
ments. 15 Tho Stationmaster.
:30 Pert Riddle, candidate for
Stato Representative.
: 15 Sol Bright & His Holly
Wallans.
:00 Popular Dance Time.
;20 Ralph Leonard, Republican
candidate for Sheriff.
: 30 Sign Off.
Fit i DAY, MAY 15
Morning Hours
: 15 - Karly Birds.
:("- Alarm Clock Club.
;;0-News-Revlow News Broad
cast. '
: 15 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd.
:imi Good Morning. J. M. Judd.
:I5 Mountain Music.
:ao Devotional.
: 45 Organ Selections.
:00 Domey Bros. Orchestra.
:3m Morning Muslcaie.
:0' Love Songs of Yesteryear.
: 3d Women 's Exchange.
: on Golden Voices.
:3n Modern Melodies.
Afternoon Hours
:o5 Copco's Agricultural Talk.
:20 News-Review News Broad
. cast.
:3n The St Nlebaker Program.
:15 WP. Program.
: mm Fritz Kriesler.
: 15 Songs of Our Land.
.3D Music's Magic Carpet.
:om The Gay Nineties.
: 15 Saw Turns.
:3U Hit Tunes.
MM Wo rid Book Mull.
15 Five Spades.
3u Storyland.
:iim - The Editor Views the News.
la Matinee Idylls.
: 15 An Ounce of Prevention.
: no Singing Troubadour.
: 15 Carl's Taveru Vagabonds of
Prairies.
: 30 Motor Shop Guragc Pre
sents The Hawk.
: 15 Uiw rence Tibelt.
:imi Gene Austin.
:15 Khytbnt Revue.
:om-Kovatio operatic Tenor.
:3m Down Memory Iinr.
:Pti Election Returns and Va
liety Program.
:mm P. M. Sicn Off.
YOUTH SLAYS BRIDE
DURING QUARREL
SANTA ANA. Calif. May 12
AP) Nalivida.l Valenzuela. 2 1,
was arrested today accused of
Papering, Painting
and Kalsomining
40c per hour
HERMAN SCHULZ
Broekwuv Phone 2F41
bludgeoning to death hie 17-year-old
bride, Jovita.
Chief Criminal Deputy Merle
Dean aald Valenzuela confessed
hilling her three times with an
automobile jack. The American
born Mexican, said the officers,
claimed bis wife forgave him as she
Art E. Davis
For County Treasurer
Eleot an Experienced Accountant to n Accounting Poiltlon
: VOTE FOR
f RALPH R. LEONARD
Republican Candidate for Sheriff
V Thursday at 7:20 P. M.
prY Young, Energetic, Capable
y, j (pa. Adv.)
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
The space for stato senator on the official Iloniibllcan ballot Is
blank anil name must lie written In for nomination.
Under the space for State Senator write:
X C.
"Besides, Studebaker is the Economy Champion"
"I tried out all the 193 cars and for me Studebaker
offer, the mott for the money.
'The Hill Holder-and It's exclusive with Studebaker
.old me became of it, nrcat convenience and Contribution
to safety. And the overdrive is worth having simply because
of the smoother, more comfortable ride it provides at spe-ds
'"c JmuCSLPCr1hrttr' ' "y noth:n8 of its nomy. S
the Studebaker before you buy any car at any price."
as $MIMW,ffggB. .
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Phone 383 A. E. ELLIOTT, Prop. Medical Art. Bid-.
Tun. in on KRNR Monday, Wednesday and Frld.y .t 120
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lay dying in a drainage ditch, and
told him to run away. -
Valenzuela told the officer that
after he bit his wife, rolling her
into the ditch, he ran to her side
and told her he was sorry. Ha
said they had quarreled because
be refused to take her to a dance.
Write in the name of
C. W. CLARK
, Mayor of Roseburg
for
STATE SENATOR
at the
Primary Election, May IS
W. CLARK
(Pd. adv.)
The Crock of Gold
James Stephens tells us.
In his beloved story, that
the Crock of Gold is gath- .
ered by the little Elves of
Ireland to use as ransom
In case they are taken cap
tlve by a human. At the
end of our rainbow we,
too, keep a crock of gold
filled with reliable medi
cine given us by our phy
sician to guard against
disease.
A Prescriptionist Fills Rxs
Carefully at
Chapman's Drug
Store
Phone 269