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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY: JULY 17, 1936. X? Churches The Pentecost?) Church, 133-127 SherluttU street, sumiay sellout 9:45 ft. in. Morning wornhip ut 11 a. m. Clnldien s church, 7 n. m KveufUK wont-blu, 7:45 p. in- Tub . Key. AUvuoil Foster wit) conclude hta moat woiideriul liihlo Html lea on the tabernacle, Hun day eveiilng. He Hiiro to Bee this muile to scale model and near Oils gifted speak er. Pa b tor, Jubb W. Guilder. Founquar Church, nustpr, N 1 U I...r (i-JC Ull.. duy school. If yuu are not a 1 ready attending Huuduy school ulue where come and viijoy studying the lessons with us. 11 a. m., mis sionary service at which time the pastor will speak on "The Need of a Missionary." 6:30 p. iu., Cru sader meeting. 7:45 p.- m., evan gelistic service with good, hearty miiguiK luuvweu uy uiu iiibbk uy Mrs. Ho who. Wednesday, 7:46 p. m.f pllilo study and prayer meet ing. Friday, 7:46 p. m.. evangelis tic serylce with a messuge by the pastor. First Presbyterian Church. Itev. Kugvald Ivursou, Sunday school missionary for the Presbytery of Southwest Oregon, will he the speaker ut both morning and eve ning services bunday. Bible school ut UM5. Young people's meetings at 6:45 p. m. Wednesday evening ut 7:30 Wide study uud praise service. Wm. C. Fauculte, minis ter, First Baptist Church. 9:3(1 a. in., prayer meeting. H:45 a. in., itlble school, Harry Howe, Hiipeiliilen denl. Classes for ull ages of both sexes. U a M'.. iuurnlng worship. (DroadcuHt over KKNIl). Five minute story for the boys and girls. rreseuluUon of attendance awards. Sermon: 'A Choice and What Hinged Upon It."- 7 P- "M-. Junior unU Hon i of B. V, p. unions. H p. in., evangelistic service. Teu-mlii-utp hymn sing. Bimetal music, Ser- inon: ''NVbep God Forgets." Wed nesday, 7:3u p. m., prayer,-praise una HMp study. 4- Tunibuii, pastor. FOOD SOURED IN vf ood Formed Bloating Gas in Stomach Organs Appetite Gone Splitting . Headache .,. Van-Tage Ended My Suffering" Oregon Lady Describes Her Wonderful Expert' ence. l)o you know the misery of titf hiring uflt'l' ouch meul sharp, clinking gas sour, hitter acid sick headaches? Are your bowels sluggish uud your muscles sore Willi rhuumiitlc pain? Do yuu lie nwuke nt night rum loss ' with weak, sluggish kidneys? Thou sands of Oregon men and women "Stomach ml lory kept me awake at nights until I found Van-Tags," testifies Mrs. Ado lint Nelson, prominent Salem lady. uro ut last finding relief from this misery with the new inedlctil dis covery. VANTAtlK! Ilruutilsls at Kullul lull's lii'kall Drug Store, 1117 N, Jackson St., Ilosoburit, state that VAN-TAdM Is tho must poptl. liir inedicillo in their entire experi ence! From ull o.er Oregon, grate ful letters ure pouring In - like this HWOIIN KT.VTIOMKNT from a well-known Kulcui lady Airs. Adeline Nelson, ami N. lllgd tit. Quick Relief "Indigestion made my mculs a misery. My food soured uud fortu cd bloating hhs in my stonuicli or gnus. I lost ull desire for foud ami hud constant splitting Ilea. laches. The stomach misery e'. ell kept me nwuke ut nlu.:il--n that 1 had no real rest. 1 tiled everything under tho situ without any roller. Then I heaitl ubiiui how VAN-TAliK was helping so many people I knew, so got ll bottle ami stinted taktllg It. From Ihe very first dose I slsrled tooling better. Now my headache are a tiling of Ihe pa.u. uud all Hint horrible gas hloullnu lias been driven nut of my s)stem. I am Imppy to recommend this Y.v.N' TAtJIC mrdlclne to anyone who sut lers as I did." Acli on Ihe 4 Organs Tile II N.NTt'llAI. Mi:itllS -nnil the S Hi lilltlfl. Ali-illiiiim-il- III VA.V-YAUK Iiiiii- II weliil.rflll II' lltm nil jmir I Vtinl Oisiinn lln Hteuitii'li. liie Hiiim-Is. lie. t.lM-r lllld Klillirvs. Thin l-'ul mull Im. l.i-.-li li'itid I'J tin- sale of ew'i' : .ll.l.lll. ImtTt.KS Km ulilv n fi.w rents II llllV. Mill lull it rl till, new V.K-T.MIU .Mitlli.d: (in t.'il.i! I.i 'II'. I 'III- 1 1. 'M - l!i t.ill li u HI. in-, V. .In.k:.iili HI.. lliiKt tun s', and yet jour kettle of VA-V-TAliU; D a y a Creek Church. Kuiiday school will meet as usual rrom JO to it a. m. Young people meet at 11:46 to discuss organization. I'loaclilug til 7:3(1 p. pi. by the new Cuuyoiivjlle minister, Mr. Knotts. 8t. Raul's Lutheran Church, ('orey and Military. There will be If i lurulrn Uii,l..u lull. Ill 'I'l.a nunouy scnooi meets ut a. in. jus. n. Auuraieii is stiperinten dent. The members and friends nt Ilia (.lltlirpi.uol Inn u l..ull...l 1.. attend the special mission services to ue neiu at vouugo tit'ove sun duy morning uud ufleinoon. The services will be held at tile Keh.en- waio grove south or town. I.unrh will be served at noon. W. tivl- wester, pastor. First Church of Christ, Scientist. 312 Kusl Douglas street. Itegular service Sunday at 11 a. in.. Sub ject of losson: "Life." Sunduy school convenes at 11:45 a. in. Wed nesday evening meetings, which in clude testimonies of beullng and l emur KB on Christian Kcleuce, are held ut K o'clock. The reading room Iu the front of the church edifice, is open dully, eicept Sun- uuys and holidays from Z Hi i p. in., a,nd on Hunduys from 11:30 to 11 a. iu., hero the llllile and ull authorized Christian Science litora- luro may he read, borrowed, pur chased or subscribed for. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. Ths 8alvation Armv. Kmiiluv nut-. vices: Holiness ninntini' II n m Coiiiluclucl by (itulii J. Eurluy. Kiiiviiun miietlng K p. m. Conduct ed by LL Francos Dolts. Lieut. kcus mis just recently been com missioned us un orrlnur from i tin western territorial training; col lege uud Hoseunrg is her first ap pointment. Her official "wolcomo" meeting is this Sunday and mem bers and friends of the Snlvnilmi Army ure urged to attend, puinluy Hcppai, a: jo. ... Flrit Mlthflriilt Pnltmnil Chqrph, S. ltuynor .Smith, mliilsior. The church school meets at 11:4 S. .Mprnlng warship nt 11 o'clock with sneclul nuiHlc. Tim IlllUlfll' U'lll suaiik on Enriching Chrlstlull Ser vice." The evening servlcu at S o'clock will be conducted by Ihe young people of the Epworih leugue, being an echo meeting or the recent Kpworlh leugue insti tute hold nt l.lttle lllv-pi' lll.w....lf pruyer inuetliiK will lie eduesiluy evening at 7:HU o'clock. You will iilul a heartv vveh-oiiie ni nil tli,i. services. First Christian Church. J. Frank Ciiniiiugliuni, uiltilsier. Tlie ninni lug message, this Lord's day, "The Significance of the hit urnullon." niu uc tne nrsi lit a short series or messages on the) general thcino, "The Fullness of the (iospol." Ue would Invite all who can do so to hoar this entire series. The evening message will bo "Tho Devil Per sonality or I'oisoniricutloii." A great group Hr young people is supporting Ihese evening eervlres in a most splendid way, and Hiding much In inuklng Ihcui urawiiiult ortocllve. A cordial spirit ot Infor- niui irtendllness will inulie you wclcouio at all services. The Glide Baptist Church serv- Ices will he as follows: Sumlnv school services, grudo classes, ut 11:60. Treadling service by Curl H'uiilknur or ltosoburg at II. Eve ning service ut . GLAVIS TAKES JOB AT LOWER SALARY WASHINGTON, July 17. (API Secl'ituiy Ickes yeslorduy an nounced the resignation of Louis II. lilavls us chief Investigator of the Interior department. nindlcy 11. Smith, assistant di rector, was mimed acting director lo succeed Iti in. I lie announcement said tiim-iu resigned lo bo chief Invosilgulor for the senate cauipalgn funds In vestigating committee. in n letter to Ickes dated today. Oluvls said they had agreed that Ihe commlllee's work "was of such l It ill Itiipilitiincu that we should mil refuse the rennesl which had been made for services." lilavls thus left a position pay UK S,uun a year for one lliiili..,! by law to $:i,iiun. (ilavls was the center ot an In terim- dopmtmenl dispute yours ago. Iu Ihe Tint aduilulstruilon. He il recalled to government serv ice by Ickes. Deluded. HKATTLK. July 17. (API Life (liiards K. In m il Whllesel and Hoy Kellogg saw a swimmer splashing ll few hundred yard off shore and vtliltosol said "that swimmer Is out of hounds. Let's go act liim " They swiini through the surf. As they netireil the splushing a sea linn mined Its head out of ,lle wil ier tied lii'llniveit BASEBALL Sunday, July 19 . First Came of litter-District Championship Sirios Douglas County Juniors VI. Eugene Juniors Finlay Field 2:30 P.M. Beit attendance will decide location for third gnnie Help bring tha game to Roicburu.. ADULTS 35c CHI1-DREN 15c U. S. POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS liy JiVUON PHlC'tf (Chief of Bureau, The Associat ed Press, Washington.) Inllepclrcle conrerences since the national conventions uppeur to have increased still further the likelihood of a stormy, militant (presidential cum . . .i jipalgii. It o o s e velt s lieutenants ure mapping speak ing trips for him iwhich cover a llurge section of the couutry. Lull 'iIod'b munugen expect him to be exce edtngly nc- 1 1 v e ufter his 'SM formal nollflca- each side a closely-argunUed but tullop of lesser speakers is prepar ing to spring into uction. The business of lining up var ious groups for intensive effort Is going forwaid on a vast scalo, among the farmers, the laborers, the women, the youtig people and the vuriuus classifications ut busi ness men, special campaign struc tures are to be erected to com pete for group favor. Above u)i, it appcurs that money will be more plentiful than In msiiy past campaigns. Varied nioiiuy-ralslng methods, some of u distinctly original character, ure iu process of formulation, lloth sides ure talking in terms of millions us they compute tholr campaign pros pects. Huge Spending Seen A grund total of ten millions for the heaihiuurters of the two mujor parties. In fuct, would full far short of meeting the combined ex pectations which have been spoken ot In prlvuto party councils. Lven that would not include the lingo sums collected und spent hy tlie numerous class and profes sional groups, nor the campaign chests or the multitude of local po- Itlcal committees. Altogether, the prospective spending runs Into figures which ll is dtlllcult for the luy mind to grasp; yet tho total does not neces sarily mean that tills Is to be u not ably corrupt campulgli. I nose Inexperienced In Politics have little conception what It costs to mulniulu und stuff elaborate hcaduuurtei's, to send out speakers rent auditoriums, to print lit erature uud distribute It, lo pur chase advertising and to pay for tne piius and ends which go with nggresslve political union mi u ua- tiomii scale. Whenever Iherc Is corrupt spend ing und the court records show Unit ll sometimes does occur Ihe umouiits Involved lisuully huve rep- resented only u lessor part of the lotul I.i 11. This year It is clearly lippareul thai bnllwsldes are pre paring to spend very 'heavily 'mi liums commonly elussed us .legiti mate. Lull Before Storm The rull scotie of these nrenaru- tions has hud little reflection In the cmnpurutlve unlet of tlie nor- lod Immediately follow lug the con ventions. The reason is Unit ouch major parly Is following a studied tilan of campaign, uud on belli sides tho pluu uppcats lo be the same. t couteiuplales ucllve contuct wUh the enemy beginning around Au gust 1 und Increasing in tensity day by day right up to the olec- lon. Roosevelt's opening salvo in his ncceplutiee address was ubviousty uneniieil as u curlaln-ralser only. Ue did not plu himself down to BETTER HEALTH Stomach. Rectal and Colon Allmtnto Dtstroy Your Constitution net known treatminl in the Wcit (orUkcu. Acid- II y. Indiattion. Pilr, Nuhuci. FiltuU. Colli j, Rlnatinj, CunmpMion. DiacnotU, EiamiiteHion nd Trealmtmi by ikilltd Nt' tvnpltil tutilf it orvrtt ion. No confinements Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Physfc'an and SurfaS n li V,, Corner Hurntidi ml C-Jind Avtnna WOOD For Furnace. Heater or Range. Fir or Hardwood DANCE At Mnccnbce Hall SATURDAY, JULY 18 Music by Eagles Orchestra Admission Cents 35c Ladies 10c K'vyl lsiiwaa& specific issues us Ilia friends say he will later on. lis iaiks in Vir ginia over the I'oinlli of July holi day followed the same generul put tern. It was a part of the same picture that Lanoou reined tq a vacation retreat soon utter his nomination, aaylug iittlo, uud letting Indepen dence day pass without so much as un informal comment on cum pafgn Issues. This quiet on all fronts should not deceive the voter us to wha Is going on benlnd the lines. He will get his money's worth of ac tion before the summer is over. PATROL CALLED OUT IN F1SHINQ DISPUTE NOIITII IIEND, July 17. (AP) A coast Kard imtrol bout moved lo the city docks here today as a cautionary move against possible disturbances iu connection with a dispute between puiso suine fish ermen's unions. The fishermen gathered in a pub lic meeting last night hut failed to reach au ugleement. intiiuutious were heard that 3,000 union mem bers of the deep sea und purse seine fixhernien 4 union migh take a "holiday" to express inter est In settlement of the controv ersy. The disagreement centers upon the refusul of fishermen belonging to the -Monterey Fishermen's Pro tective association to associate with the deep sou group, the Mon terey organization asserting the deep sea union was opposed to Its interests. WOMAN KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH FAIHHANKS, Alaska, July 16. (AIJ) -Pilot Petty Hubbard and Miss Hetty I.ehto, 16, were report ed recovering ut u hospital here to day from Injuries received yester day In an airplane crash which killed her mother, Mrs. Noruh C.ehto, about 35. Mrs. Lento und her daughter took a pleasure trip in u plane owned hy Dr. Hart Lurue, Ruby dentist. Mtn. Lento was the wife of A. W. Lehto. employed by. the Fair bunks exploration Hydraulics ser vice. The family camo here from Bay Center, Vuh. i in i gs ii i . ii i .in 111 ll mssasga i aeasss 1 1 I I n i I . I I i 1-1 I . srs:g .... "l flJ&A illMfelJl,. 1 Mil p0v&si TWk- MM Bmmi iliffl i im'i.l ' nimii siiuwctiwsi "t''imm&mmmmmmmmmmmmmimm&mmBmmBmmmmmmmmmaemimmiwmmmamummm&Gtmmmmmmmt LOS ANGKLES, July 16 (AP) On two widely-separuted fronts In southern California a grasshop. per plague was fought today with phi.-asants and poisoned gram. When the second hatch of grass- hoppeis In Imperial valley proved exceedingly heavy, stale gams offi cials released 250 halt-grown pheasants neur Westmoreland to help xuve crops and gardens (rom destruction. -Making I heir first appearance of tho season in Lps Angeles county, grasshoppers destroyed nearly 60 acres of beans near Saugus. Uran coveied with poison was sprinkled in the area, briugiug the pests un der control. OAXACA, Mexico, July 16 A plague of locusts ravaged furm clops near this city today. The insocts swarmed Into the urea yesterday in black clouds that hid the sun. Farmers wutched an xiously with increasing panic as their crops were being devoured. No estimate of probable dainuge was available. SA1.E.M. July 16. (AP) Calm, but wun, showing the effects of his recent Illness, Flunk A. llinto, Sa lem police chief, went on thn stand toiiay In his own defense on a charge of failure to enforce gumul ing luivs aa the several times de layed triul neared its close. ' iMinto, an the stand for an hour in which he steadfastly denied hav ing gambled or been In the alleged gambling rooms of pool bulls in Salem, stated he had not attempt ed uu Investigation because the city did not supply him with funds for Special investigations as he hud requested, and which he held iliTD TESTIFIES 111 01 DEFENSE necessary to effect arrests. A purade of character witnesses and others whom the defense used Id efforts to Impeach the testimony of slate's witnesses preceded Mln lo on the Bland lata yesterday and today. Shortly before nooi) both ides rested uud arguments were to be beard during the afternoon. The trial, which started Mon day, Is the last on 34 lnillctmentB returned; during the; recent gambl ing Investigation in Salem. Guilty pleas were entered on most of Others WHY Doctors tell us that a startling! large proportion of Americana are Colonics! - And ret most ef them dost know It! 1'eople iiho are badly constipated usually know (I but thousunils who are Thnt s what mnkrs a Colonic a twrpon wtioFe whole sysu-m conntanlly absorbs ImeNtiiial poisons ttint Inilut-e nit kinds of discards and troubles tbilt one would never dream came from IJNSITSPKCTKD CONSTIPATION. Tliat's Itie OuWIuu tlilnjt skout SKUI-CO-NMNFA-TION 11 1 i( iisrj to deled! WE'LL EXPECT LETTERS LIKE THESE HiOM VOIT AXI) ' WATCH FOR THE XEW ONES EACH GREAT RELIEF , . May H3. 193B Poar Sir I am cm-lowfug; three la It t is from throe boll lea of Old Cherokee Iron Totilc.. have been suffer Ins from gall blaihlrr trouble and Rati on the itomacli hiiU I Imve found a great relief En your medi cine. MliS. A. SUXhK. 117 rinlnler Ave.. KvereU, VVaqh. You Can't Lose on litis Special Moncf-Bnck. Oflcr. If Yuu Must usilst nnturc Why 0T Try Old Clicrokee Irou Tonic. A bottle makes nliout 2 gallons iilien diluted. i ...... them. Police Detective O'ey Cof fey tlie only other officer indicted, was convicted of accepting a bribe and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary, from which lie bus appealed. Though confined lo bed 38 years wi'.b paralysis, Jose lteuther, 47, of Metropolis, Brazil, conducts a grade school for 21 children, buys and sells on commission and writes newspaper and magazine articles. Get Results! NOT YOU? partially constipated all the time never glie the sulijcrt a thought. They struggle oa duy after day, jaded and out of gear, NEVE It SUSl'KCTl.V! for a moment that they are VICTIMS OK SECHIiT and REGULAR POISONS. tne cpure syYivm. TONIC WONDERFUL I am writing you at this lime to tell you that I think your tonic ts wonderful. I have taken five bot ties and am feellns ne. and ara enjoying taking the tonic. CUKHTKR WKSTON. 618 Fifth St., Bremerton, WuhIi. THIS COUPON WORTH 46c This Coupon, If presented at once togothpr with only 8 Ont In enph. In xooti for a 11.83 Itottlo of OLD CHUUOKfc3l3 MUX TO-Nfl:, and 1 S T K S T I N A I j C L I. A N S K H . After using a bottle strictly nrcordintr to printed directions on it If you do not think It is worth at least 10 litneu what you paid for It. you i-aa bring b.ivfc the emptv bottle und wc will cln'(.-fully refund the t9 renl. (It will work 3 to 1 ttallons of bile from your nystem. Just as black as uuy iuk you uvtr saw thai is poison to your liver ant) kidneys MAT ANYTHING YOU WISH WINLR TAKIN'O IT THIS CULTON (lOOU ONLY UH.K OUlt HlII'I'l.Y LASTS HAYNES DRUG STORE Phone 144 Shortly after his lumh birthduy. a farmer living near Agiici, Yugo slavia, married a n-year-old gin. TUB notSEBUItU NEWS- REVIEW tt- fiouglas county's daily newspaper. Only 60c per month by carrier In Itoseburg three months for only $1 by mull anywhere, except In for- e) elgn countries. Subscribe for it today! I CtorokM Iro. , TONIC HficnuiiC some ellmlnnllon does occur fairly roKiitAr'X e are tnrliiu-(I 10 llilnk Hint the LAItUUl INTt-bTlNlfl doing lis vilnl work silllsfai'lorlly. .... liUT WASTK MATTMU ItKMAINH. too long, In tlio boily nnd forms poisons and toxins that work havoc on THOU WEEK SANDS OF OTHEIIS THINK IT FINE June 9. Ki I nm on my third bottle of your Old Cherokee Iron Tonic, and think it Is line. It has helped a pro at deal. 1 do not have as many dizzy spells and thnt tired worn out fuel ing no murh as'I did before taking L MUS. Q. It. WHlTTlNtJTOX. 2528 QucetB Ave.. Hoqulnm. Wann. 337 N. Jackson