Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 30, 1936, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 30. 1936. company elected that same man as Its president T. E. Mlllnop. He probably Is, at 37. the youngest Poor Shooting! TRUCKS, TRUCKS, TRUCK8 Trade your passenger car for a mmtmmm JCRNR PROGRAM (1,600 kllocyclM) SPONSORED BY NEWSREVIEW Urac flallr Eicrpt Ruadar t tfca Hi Kt tuMM In U. Www m high executive in the steel Indus truck. Hansen Motor Co. has a number of good used trucks and want to sell or trade for passen ger cars. Adv. rTTTrTtrK"ri in-; : rt;Sf?l Member of Ihe Auoc-latr Prcaa try. The Associated Pretta Is exclusive ly entitled to toe use tor republica tion of all news disD&tchas credited Ills start from scratch, and bis rise to the presidency of one of the tit. .at to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and to all local news published herein. All rtffhta of re publication of special dispatches deitcate uawi biggest steel companies In the land is Just one of thousands of similar FOUR REMAINING HOUR8 TODAY 4:0U The Kdllor Views the News. 4:15 Clark Wilson's United Ar tists. 4:45 The Mills Bros. 5:U0 Swing Tunes. 6:30 Jesse Crawford at tho Or gan. 6:00 Chevrolet's Musical Mo ments. 6:15 Three Rhythm Kings. 6:30 Ted Weems and His Or chestra. 6:45 The Grab Bag Program. 7:45 Sign Off. MZM& THERE lb MONEY nerem are aiso reservea. cases. Hut the malcontents and demagogues can't afford to admit In hauling logs. We have a com HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor plete modern Chevrolet truck and trailer outfit ready to go to work It for such an admission would Entered aa second class matter May 17. 1920. at the pont office at Rosoburg, OroKon. undur act of make their arguments look as silly offered for sale at a greut sacri fice. Hansen Motor Co. Adv. as they aro. Represented by JftST-HoUIDAY aa PraaHaca 220 Bush Street, lua Anvr Ira 433 South Boring Street, ftvaHle 603 Stuwiirt Street, CalraKo 360 North Michigan Ave. Detroit 323 Stephenson HI(I(C. Ncn York 11 Kant 40th Street. VerUand -Uodoll Bid. SabacrlDtloa Hutea - pally, per year oy mall H.nn Dally, months by mull 2.00 I)ally, 3 months oy mull I.JO Dally, sliitflo month by nmli 60 Dally, by carrier cer mouth ... .60 Tourist Traffic. 1II1AT mo tlio fuels about the I'oiiiuu taken by toiuft tntvul tli i h yoar'f Arc tho niiwly coniplut ed cotiti'al Oregon and const rouUirt iliimagliiB Pacific highway iravol? TIicho questions can bo mmweroil by correctly Interpreting traffic figures as Bhown by tho reglstiu t toll of tourist cars. The total traf fic Increase In tho state cs com pared with last yei'r Is cstlriiated by Harold H. Say, manager of the truvol department of the stutc highway commission, to bo 40 per cont. Current registration riguros indlcttto that PaciDc highway trav el has Increased 32 per cont. It is nppiiront that although tlio coast and Inland routes have shown great Increases In truffle this year, which Is only natural, the Pacific highway has not suffered any loss but actually has a guln ubout oquul to tho state uvernge. In making a check-up of traffic, tlio Associated Press makes. Hie following report: "Registrations at I.a (iriinde doubled In Juno uiid Inorcusod noarly 1(10 per cent at Ilaknr. Wal lowa lnko resort owners snld they could uho "double" tile present number of suddlo rorses. At Pen dleton, registrations wore- up 50 per cent. Tho estimate at Tho Dalles was a 15 per cent Increase. "Through llenuY traffic was es timated at DO to 60 per cent ubovo 1U3& and li. II. People",, chamber of commerce secretary, snld that al least 25 per cent or tho trade was being lost there through Insuffi cient auto camp accommodations. Ulcvon resorts woro filled to ca pacity "Klumalh Falls registrations vcro up 25 imr cunt and 22,000 nioio tourists have visited Crater lake up to July 25, conipured to last year. "Iteijlsl ration al some const points was up (!3 per cent, said Kdward W. .Miller, munager of the Oregon Const Highway associa tion, und at Seaside an increase of 25 to 30 per cent was est hauled. Waldporl estimated a 50 per cont liicreaso and said "nil cabins have been full for the past five to six weeks." At MaiBhfleld dtiir-iis were being urged to register vu caul roojus." No Chance? flllllATIO AJ.CEIt made ll llann for himself by willing honks ubout something that Is peculiarly American - the fart 111 ut every man ill this eounlry has a ctiauee to win fame and fortune no mailer what his slavl In life. In tecctil years however, H lol of malcontents and demagogues have been taking ud vantage of (he depression lo Insist that all Hint is changed. Tho fuels are that the depression slowed up the speed with which evorjbody una getting uhead. Hut nonielhliig that happened In W'esl Virginia the other day shows that Ihe country of which llotalio Alger wrote still exists. Tuoltly-two years ago .a lad of 15 went to work al the bottom of tlio bolder ill the Ciilnegle Sletd nunpniiy plunt ut Shuron, Pa. lie served In the World war us an avlalor, und urterwaid for a lluie travelled around as a "barnstorm ing" stunt filer. Later, this same lad, then a young num. woiked fl:i a mechanic, p riveter, nnd a salesman. In Ili'Jf.. he Joined the Welitoii Sleel com pany as a salesman. In .lanuary. liiL'it. ho beenmo asslntant sales munager; In May, l'.Kll, he was ap pointed asslstnnt lo tile president, nnd III July, UI3I, he was elected a vice president. The other dny.'the Wdrtuu Steel MOOENSEN Editorials on News (Continued from page 1.) element of your oven. MKXT in order Is to butcher your stoor, and skin It carefully saving the skin for later reference. When tho skin Is off, cut the car cass down tho middle, dividing It Into two lileo halves. Then cut off the hams und tho shoulders. Halt it to tuste, taking a sharp knife and making incisions Into the larger pieces 'of meat und rubbing salt Into those Incisions. Pressed as to the amount of salt required, Joe says he Just uses his Judgment, the same as a housewife uses a "pinch" of salt. IVJ'iW comes tho ticklish purl. You don't want tho meat to get dirty, or hurntd, so you select a reasonable number of nleo clean barley sacks and soak them in wa ter. Joe says you must souk them not less Hunt 12 hours, as It takes Hint long for tho water to pene trate the fibers thoroughly. . 'lace tho wet sacks on the hoi earth over Hie rocks, and over the uacking place a cradle mndo of woven wire. On that spread some clean cheesecloth and over that pilt the green hide Just taken from tho steer. Inside the hide spread your slabs of meut, then spread the hldo over the top, llkb rolling your self up ill a blanket, und sew tho edges of tlio hldo together, After that, spread tho clioese lolh and tho wlro and the sack ing ovor tho meal sewn up In the hide, then tlirow iii sumo ' more dirt and roll In sorno mnro hot rocks anil then add another cover ing of dirt. Tho way lo tell If It is Just right Is to put your bund on tho dirt urter tho Job Is all finished and if you can't feel any heut com ing through everything Is Juke. THAT finishes your oven, und nil vmi lmvn In iln fi-Oill nnu Oil In to leuvo It there 12 lo 11 hours und then open it up. (You cun't open tho door, you know, to tnke a peek.) If your rocks have been Just hot enough and your dirt Just thin enough und your sucks Just wet enough und everything else has been all hunkydiiry, the odor that conies out wheii you reinovo all the coverings would make tho mouth of a brass idol water copiously. Tho meut will bo cooked to a deilcute nnd tender turn, and If you havo lucked up tho edges of tho green hldo properly It will be filled Willi about two gallons of pot llckcr that Is something to wrilu a book ubout. After you havo tinned your rar ing nppctllc, you should slip- a otiplo of gas pipes through the edges ot the wire cradle, pick It up like u stretcher und carry your meal err to wherever it will do the most good. 10 10 Hill his stuff up ut (lie " Copco picnic on Sunday, and when he finished thero were !ld0 pounds or mei't to be consumed by some 3i0 people. Including chil dren, und when the 300 rinally called it a ib.y the magpies look ing hungrily on couldn't huve found enough to rill their hollow teeth. Thais ihe UKAI, tribute lo u ,.,!,. I'M-VS father ran a big tattle tmt rit nw- fa the fntulo vntley In the early days, hlu range hetni; about SO by I ."it miles In extent. Joe learned Ihe art of tlio barbecue from the Mexican vu(itcrdK n) worked on the rnncli. II Is KOMI', nit! IDallIDcvcttons Dlt. CHAHI.KS A. KDWAHDH III the parable of the wise and foolish tiigtiiH, .Ichuh watt not talking about the "second coming," so much as He wits simply telling Ills disciples that they must he alert nnd keen to take up the oppol lunlttes of tile as they come. Tor if (hey lei them slip past thorn, they never come uKuiu. And Is It not an Important lesson for us today. I low oMeu we huo let oppor tunities slip by, and no mutter bow regretful we may be, we cannot bring back again that particular opportunity, tleuco Jesus said: "Watch, therefore, for e know not the day nor the hour" when thov will come. Hv Thy Holy Spirit. O t!od. keep tin awake and keen to the oppor tunities of IITo b they come to us, day by day, lit Jesus name. A men. j DICTATORS U g lJk PRC- CONVENTION Paragraphs n- W. H. DAILUR, Kxucuuve-Sucrctnry, Convention CommiBaioil. The Woodburn-Aatoria aeries in Junior Lotion baseball linn devel oped into pretty much ot u fiasco. Theao two towns were to meet for the district play-off to see which would enter the state finals. The first game wua a wulk-away for ooilhurn, 27 to 2. Ihe second tfame was played In the lute after noon and at the end of tha eighth innliiK the score stood 4 to 6 in favor of tho Astoria, boys. Wood- burn ciiiiie to but in tho first of (he ninth und scored six runs, hut this was nullified when the game waH called on account of darkness. The Astoria hoys just couldn't get the Wood burn laus "out before dark. The game was then called at the riid of the eighth Inning wltli AsUoiin on the long end ol tho score. That made the series stand one-till. Kvldcntly tlio big wigs of Imsnball then scheduled tho third gumo for Portland, but AHiorla didn't show up. Now there Is a bfg hue and cry because the Kiimo was forfeited to VYobdlmrn. Wo don t know who was right or who was wrong. Wo do know Hint it Is unfortunate Unit a thing like this should mar Ihe fine sports manship that goes along with Jun ior lean no buscbull. Word keeps drifting down from Tho Dalles that Us team will rep resent Oregon in tho iuterslale playoif In Hoseburg during Ihe convention. They are taking their baseball seriously. Tho team from The Dulles made n good showing ut Woodhutu last year and from what wo hear they aro a much im proved club. 'Ihe ludtf are big lel lews und run hit tho ball when nut esslty reiiulies. Itosebnrg Uoy Kcout troops are listed for a lol of activity during the convention. Their leaders, K. S. Halt, Ira Myrd and ltulph Itus sell, as well as the lads them selves, are offering the services of Ihe troops to the convention com mission. They are lo hold a meet ing In the city hall on the evening of August Ut Tor coaching and In struction by Sergeant l'uul I 'ar sons or the state police. The scouts will help the police In handling 1 1 al fie. messenger service, usher ing and about everything that boys can do. This Is u real service that is ilpprecluted by those who are In cIiiuko ot the diU'emil ucllvl ties. Mrs. Kllen'l'ost, chairman in charge ot Hit; advance sale of drum corps contest tickets, lias ben a busy woman. She bus gone both north and south on the highway and has organised committees lor the ticket sale. Ihe object Is lo start selling these tickets at ull tho surrounding coiumuultfes ut the smno lime. This will be next Monday, August 3. our own people In the county as h rule do not huve the opportunity to attend l.enlou conventions cery year nnd now Unit one Is comini; to our own county, they do not wish to miss the greatest tdiow In the program. The tickets are therefore scatter ed In Hits manner lo rIvo them the chance they have been wulting for, The tickets w III remain mi sale only until Saturday night. Au gust f. ami the supply tu each community n limited. Alter Au gust K tickets amy hp gotten only ut Legion headquarters lu Hose buiff. Incblhtltaltv WOl-d In around rapidly. Ihe didiu corps colli rat fli-kt ranin ,ff tiii m-..r- I early Wednesday inorulng. With- R AMBLINGS OF THE NEWS-REVIEW MAN BY PAUL JENKINS 1 "" 1 ' ' mmmrifWF. ' ' tV v-;'' i- I Maybe jou u I ready hae guessed J that the gentlcmuu pictured above ' is a LegUinuaire it wouidn't Mir- prise me a bit. There must be j something about him wlilt h gives . him away, I reckon. Anyhow, if j you can t;uess who he is, the con j veutuin comiiiisstou will give yon j admittance to the big hen parade , which (he Legion is staging duritiK j ltd convention lieie the Kl, 11 nnu : l.'i of next month. That's certalnlj t big hearted f them, under the cir j tuuisiuuces, you'll agree. I his gent - he haipens to havo 1 been u sailor duting the big w.n ! Is going to be tn Kor-cbuig tor the i 1 .41:1011 shotv. jind iio is K-diiu to huve a dandy nood time. Hereto I font be has had n lot to won , him, what with working bind lot I the pavincul of ihe veieians bonus.' j but the folks and fellow cili.cns nl 1 our country haie lived that till up i for lum now, und be is going to be l hero ttt celebrate, j ltepre;;ent mg u!l the I,e:;ionuaiies of the utale us ho does, bis arrival ;hei wilt he epoch.il. It Is the fhM lluie Mate mecttim of the Legion j has been stared in Itoselniri;. ami 1 in a xeiy fw minutes the plume! was kept busy and nl headline-' Iters a line beuan forming, consist-; lug of legiouuaires and others who! wished to purchase their tickets, j j This after information bud none j jout that they positively would not I be sold until Monday. August ;t. j Naturally there was t-onie dap1 'potntmeut wbeu they could not get1 everyone in Douglas county will bp inteiested in the event or I sup pose they, w ill bo. They should be. tor Doughs county went over ilii'Vc in win' enlistments. Personally, I would urge each ell wen of this county to attend tho big and coloi tul dnim orps (oiliest to he held ut Kmluy field dui ing the Lemon convention. 1 supposo I am taking on sonto re sponstnility by making this mis ce.tiou, but I nut willing to do :o; tor I have s'n diuni corpa con tests hctiuo, and I consider ihein wcil worth an vone's attendance. Von w 0:1 1 think you'v e throw u vour nioiiey away, alter having paid to see one. A Legion convention really U quite an event. Folk witnessing one ate fortnnalo petipl", for ever lifter they will bo able to say they !mve seen one. Whether or nol Ihey like what they nee - nnd prob ably they will liko it they will be in position to know just what ll Is, uid first bi'iid knowledge, to my mind, is n f.ne aid to an education. tickets. All. however, took it good untuiedlv and will bide their time until Monday. Theso tick ets will go like hot cakes. The hhoc is beginning to pinch on the housing committee. Appli cations for lesoivattons keep pour ing in for rooms and there ore FWDAY, JULY 31 Morning Houra 6:45 Early Hilda. 7:00 Alarm Clock Club. 7:30 News-Review News Broad caut. 7:15 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd. 8::tO--Uevotionul Services. 8:45 Organ Selections. 9:00 Music's Magic Carpet. 9:30 Violin Selections. 9:45 Victor Concert Orchestra. 10:00 Morning Musicale. 10:30 Belle and Martha. 10:35 Women's Exchange. 11:00 Judy and Bill. 11:15 Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hours 12:05 Good Afternoon, J. M. Judd. 12:20 News-Heview News Broad, cast. 12:30 Copco's Agricultural Talk. 12:45 Vocal Knscmble. 1:00 Investment For Income. 3:05 Horsey Bros. Orchestra. 1:45 Richard Crooks. 2:00 Studio Music In Rhythm. 2:30 Love Songs of Yesteryear. 3:00 The World Book Mun. 3:15 Five Spades. 3:30 Storyland. 4:00 Tho Editor Views the Nows. 4:15 Matinee Idylls. 5:00 The Ranch Boys. 5:15 Hawaiian Melodies, 5:45 Hoosler Hot Shots. 6:00 Salon Selections. 6:15 The Motor Shop Garage Presents Stray llollister ut Rimrock. 6:30 Sports Talk by Jack Hard ing. 7:00 The Grab Bng Program. 7:15 Sign Off. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 Morning Hours 15 Early Hints. 00 Alarm Clock Club. 30 News-Review News Broad cast. 45 Alarm Clock Cluli Cont'd. 30 Devotional Services. 45 Salon .Music. 00 Spanish .Mantilla. 30 Evening Airs. 00 Variety Program. 30 Belle and .Martlir. 35 Variety Program Cont'd. 00 Ituth Royale. 15 Popular Stars. Afternoon Hours 20 News-ltevlew News Broad z cast. , 30 Radio Music Storo Arter t noon Concert, i 15 .Morton Downoy; 00 Investment For Income. 15 Famous Orchestras. :00 Swing Tunes. :30 Popular Band Selections. : 00 The World Book .Man. 15 Novelty Tunes. 3D Storyland. 00 Concert Selections. 30 Melody Matinee. 30 Songs Seldom Heard. 00 Enrico Caruso. :lo .Municipal iJanco Band. 30 Mills Bros. 45 Tho Melodlans From Ump- qua Park. 00 Thu Grab Dag Program. 15 Sign Off. JOINT PICNIC SET BY FOUR GRANGES Riddle, Azalea, Myrtle L'rcek and South I'tupqim granges uro to enjoy a joint picnic at l inpfiua camp ground Sunday. August fl. An all-day program is lu preparation, and nil grunge members and friends are being urged to attend. NOTICE We want a dependable woman to conduct a small apartment house In Kosoburg and with her family to occupy the suine. Close In. A nice, pleasant home. For ternin inquire at UU8 North Steph ens street. Adv. mighty few rooms. Oh, inc. Who would like to huve 33 or phans? Wuiiua post of the Ameri can Legion Is bringing tn the con vention 3 boys ranging In age from eight to sixteen years. These lads form one of the snappiest drum corps In the state. They are coming to lloseburg to help amuse nnd entertain the crowds. They nre well worth seeing. Now conies the rub: The pupus and mammas of the boys huve specif cully re quested that tho bids be housed by some church organization. Five adulls w ill come along to super vise tin? group. They are Inter ested in know ing now what the members will be fed, what group will look out for them, where they will sleep. They wish a snmplc menu. They wish to know tlio cost. So fur the convention com mission has been unable tn find any church group willing to spon sor and feed these kids. No one S'-ems to want to spend the time. So we have orphans, t'nlike most orphans, these fellows are willing to pay their own way not in work, which they will do for nothing- but in good hard cash. 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