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Newspaper Page TextRQSEBURG NWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURCV OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1936. TWO ON DEPOE BAY New Hope for. Victims of Infantile Paralysis 13i0OO Proposals by Santiago Favioa. Joe Odiago and Cleto Achebal, charged with running livestock In t.,in .-n.i.iv nt iiitm lieastern Ore Tl Tl gon in violation of the grazing act, go ou trial Novenmer v. TWO NEWPORT, Ore., IM. 6 UP) m-An Isolated reof near Depne buy tat the graveyard today u( the fishing (roller Cunul I .cm and lu orew of two men. ' The C'turol hva put out Huuiluy to fish and to aearrli tor the iuIhb lng trailer Norwenter, which arriv ed ill port Bufely Monday. The two vlctimi u( the rotiKh aeaa were Hoy llowur, operator of the Carrol Urn. whune body was round in the ritisiiiH. ami Jack Chambers. The latter, who hud donned a life preserver, was found on the sands nearby. Uoth were residents of ifcipoe Hay. Is mllus north of Newport. llower was the son of Bertha Muzay Sinclaird'owun. author of tlie "Chip of the Flying U" and other well-known western talea. .Mrs. Sluclalr-C'owan wrote under the pen name of B. M. Howcr. The writer lives at Depoe Hay. DAYS CREEK DAYS CIIKKK, Oct. 8 Miss Stae Uross left Krlday afternoon to spend the week end at her home in Voncalla. , Miss Iteba KIUboii returned home from lliiiiin.ua for a few days visit. Miss Klllson plans to leave Thurs .hiy, October 8, for Portland where she will enter llelmke Walker busi ness eolloge for training In secre tarial work. James Malloy. Vlrt'll MeOeo and Hill ltachor are In Nyssa this week on a business trip. Carl Hill was borne Thursday night, returnlns to Host-burg Fri day where he Is uuw employed. Mrs. Karl Weaeiu.au left Satur day for Corvullls where she will visit relatives. She will he accom panied home by her mother, Mrs. .. Michaels, who has been lu the college towu for some time. AZALEA AZALEA. Oct. . Mr. and Mrs. John Oldenburg and Ueorge Olden burg shupped In Urants Pass Tuesday. Mr. and Mis. Homer ('.oft and daughter, Vivian, uud Robert doff intended to buslueaa lu UraulH 1'aaa Monday. Mrs. Ora Condrny and daughtor, Colleen, were Hosebilrg callers Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. K. 1-. Johns alioii jieil In' Myrtle Creek Kutiirday. Mr. anil Mi, (lenine Jnutzur. of Prospect, visited Saturday with Mr. und Mm. John .lantzer. eiuiMite from Portland where they took their son, Lewis, to enter Itehnke :. Walker business college. Mra. Kester Hobluson and chil dren, of Idaho, arrived here Ilio first of the week, nod will visit In definitely Willi her puimits, Mr. and Mrs. Wuller Tanner. Mr. . und Mra. Hai ry Williams und dnuKhler, Jean, of Ilosebuiu visited riliudny iillernoon with Mi. und Mrs. Chaiiip J'hu und l'aiiilly. Word wus received hero Sunday that the (leorgo JuiiIkm' I.uiuber coiiipuny, of Prospect, wus com pletely deelroyed hy fire. The lum ber and planer Bhed wero saved. Mr. Jiintiur formerly oiminted a mill here beforo moving to Pros pect three years nsn. I.yle Stark, of Kugene, Is here tills week on business anil visiting ls brother. Italph Stark. Mr. und Mrs. M. 1). Nichols und daughter, lonn, shopped and rit tueded to business In Wilbur and Hosebilrg Sntiirduy. Jiniiny Cluro or Sucriimento, California, spent the week here on buslueas. Walter Norman and John Stay brook of C'lttouwooil. Calif., visit ed Sunday at the John Oldenburg home. They were accompanied hack to California by Miss Flo rence Nnrmun. who had been veil ing her mother. Mrs. John Olden burg for the past three weeks. Mr. ,-und Mis. William Sharp 'went to Omnia Pass Wednesday. Mr. Sharp will remain there for a while where he will receive modi, nil earn at the Urania Puss gen eral hospital. . Mr. und Mrs. Clirford Smllh niul ' daughters, Marie uud Wlliby, ahop iid In HoHehurg Hallirday. Jimmy Clare, of Sacramento, ChIII., and l.yle Sunk, of Kiikkiu-'. and Italph Siark, fished on itoguu river Tiiursday. Mr. and .Mrs. John Junlacr und son. llcnnlo and Frank JunUcr, Sr., and Mrs. H. C, Johns shopisul uud atteudeil to business in Kiddie ami Hosebui'it Saturday. Mr. and Mis. Herbert Crouse, of Kuiiene, visited Sunday evening Willi Mrs. Ciouse's biothei-.il-hivv and l?lur, Mr. and Mrs. Holliu Julius. Miss Piisrlllii Woillilngliin. of the Assteu hotel, ami her larelils, Mr. wnd Mis. J. A. Wmthlugtou. visited friends in tiianta Pass uud lloscburg Suuilay. CAMAS VALLEY - CAMAS VAI.I.KY. Oil. K. Mr. ii ml Mr. Murk Skuttui uf Mclnwc v Ik I It'll lit I be valley Mumlny. . Mi h. JiiiueH I teuton Mint im;ll wm, l.e-dle. MtH.vid Ht Jmtr tbm while (lie Hiiuikt; wus " bad ilmtnit tlx riml or ihr wi-ofc. Mr, and Mm. tVe 1'omi. wnl family wrnt tu KlHimith Kulitt TiM'mlu)' to Kt't thv butty ua ft oiu lw dens innKi. Tlmt hiuwv tiny Mr. Couh' inuthi'V. Mis. V, I, CtHIII, WHS luklU MM)' Kirk. Tit' nlhnr eitiltlnui llvintc hwi. Mi a Km nk Chimb, itti.l ami Niitniim Vtum. wtMf r;iHtl to tin niothn'n hmlHltln ami loll Thuittitay ntotu Inn lor Klmniith Klln. Mm. t'nm intitioviMl th I a" l of tlt viU urn! nil ri'ltirntMl homo Humltiy iwehiim Tho tiiv no on Mr. Krllny'ft phiri In nut now. Kt'vt'ial nnil flro Hit hi'liiK lookvi) utter buck uf I ho SlumlleV lat-. UqImm' oat i'M 01 Tfiuniii wax over WtMltiomlMy iiiomuu mul wi'Ml n In MiH-chftrl'l In l-o n (hi homibomi. t( .Ml. tiiol Mr, l.tvs ( mx?' -aA V&t 1 f4LjM Jf 1 ' f M " "''"' -if .-' , ' ''4 fi$CZ ' & 4 isl5.i- Ji Viotfms of the dread Infantile paralysis and of arthritis will welcome results of tests nof being made on the apparntus shown above at the Now York Poet-Graduato Medical School and Hospital of Columbia. Univer sity. The machine otters all. the advantages of Warm Springs treatment, plus a healing under-water ma saice by'means of air. A little patient demonstrates bow it works. Legion's Finest Drum and Bugle Corps s,r , Commonwealth Edlnun VoU No. 118. of Chicago The American Leffion'a finest drum and bugle corps, I the Legion convention. The winners were the Com flint prize winners of 51,250 In cash, parade in monwealth Edison Tost, No. 118, of Chicago. Mort Cleveland stadium during the closing sessions of than 60 units competed for the championship,' l-100,000th of a Second And a Humdinger! . - ' ' I " This remarkable photograph of four ..t t nut numb nf uoaixI UiuU of Xechnology. The wiuga vr CoalvK. Thiy wore at Atlfliany ami Wfic all ritshl. ttaymond Vubh of CiiKciif call d on bis mother. Mm. Carrie W'nltih. In upper Camufl last Mon day. Ho bad l-rouu a new of men Iroin KiiRt'iui to Keop lUe UitlittaJ ilear In the Hie flie in Coos. J.ihn Sland'ey. Mr. and Mrs. Nohlc Hlaudley and t'alh.ihne went m Itamum Sutiuduy. Mr. and Mrs. (leovto HuKon of Kiitfeuo stn t Tbuitday In the val ley on huslnt. than Staudlej upenl Sun.hiy oe lit UK ill bis home lO'i e. lit w lieeu (llulnj; lire at CtHpittlr. He went lnuk Mu:u1u lmuiiiui. Mis. V, K. Hioviii and huh, Mar 'Uh. ypeiil Saluiday and Sinitlay at Oakland at (he home of the lor iner Inollier. Arthur Smith, They suited nliui Iih Mra. 8uaau Suulli, tut Is hi a j Inu w llu lier tion, Ar ihur. Mi. and Mm. Jimmy Miller mul bah ilaimliii'i' ni Dphtr virdied lafi i'i'k w ith Mtu. Milk-r'tf atl'i Mi., Many i'.tnoH Mm. ikiny Seileit. of Hiddbv 4hopil mid visited filendii In IhlM vily t.tcida. msmm Iff rftr-i - v wi'vHi '-vm V- S ruby-throntcd humming birds was m Btul iniuin iiiHillfl hv a svstem of the birds make nearly sixty beats a OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE .MKMHUtM, Oct. H r - XV Tied Travif, f:l. dietl after a heart aiuuk al ihe wvetlliiK niauhe! tn'ie hmt nluht. VAldCtin'. tet, -The laiK est in ti nl chiiUHtk kalumit in re-1 rent itaoti in on tu AUea hay. ! Kihi men say ilif salmon am uvemiiiiiu uioie poundage than in pveviiMiM eam. j CtHjCIU.K. - Ntiiuiuu ; Ktay of or, in m tlhoree ac-1 tiou tiled etMrday, iharued hi w tie. I 'orolhy, deserted him nil ' ibelr vtny home from tho weddiiin eeremnny. . LABOR RAPS a S. C. FOR THOMAS BAN I'OIirl.AND. Pet. t AIM - Prenon State enlleKo was rrilictt eil hil tlinhl hy the IMrllaml iH trt lutmr rnnnt-tl for "ti ivk of aiadi tnt It vedom ' in leiuniK to 7? 4 TT,''J-ff 'ffih taken at Holdprneaa, N. H., with an developed at the Massachusetts lu- second, but this lens stopped theak utant permission tot Nm tnun Thomas, tochilUt t ami i date tor pieHtdetit, to speak In u turn pus builttinH lii.si wri-l, Any unusual uoiar ulumt the vn Kin' should be pmmptly investigat ed, arvurdtiiK to the Oregon Stale Motor association. A squeak or rattle lhat cornea ut retular in tervals may ho Una ted in oup of the revolving pari; if not regular tl may route from liou-revoU inn pari!, sueh as springs or breaks. Air Inihtdes or u heavy oily at'um on to of thn water in ilu rudiator may tndtette a leuky l indor head auUot. ud vises the Oieton State Motor nstsot Union. C Under head holu should be liKhteued with the motor arm. STARTS SUNDAY 21EGEJELDS INDIAN THEATER j f7 S. m I'ORTLANI), Oct. (AP) -- A survey of Bandon's fiuHnclal condition will be completed aud presented to Ihe various federal afieneies as preliminary to offers of material assistance (mm the government. This step was determined yes terday at a meeting of federal off i ctaU. Brigadier General Thomas E. It i lea was reported in Salem today conferring with the gover nor in connection with the pro posed survey. hugar Kreeu, Oregon director of the national emergency council. outlined the following major relief phases: 1. Klrst aid, already undertaken by the J ted Cross. 2. Construction of a temporary town before winter. 3. A long range program for per manent rehabilitation. 1 reed said the Job of sotting UP temporary buildings was a project for the WPA. TO PUBLIC LIBRARY Monthly reauisitious by the olty library board -for money from the UeorKe W. KimbuU fund have Iwon authorized by the city, council, in Dimming the administration of the $ 2,000 account. Mjnder provisions of the will of the late G. W. Kimball, the sum of $2,UO0 was bequeathed to the Hoselmrg public library, but it was expressly provided that the money should be administered by the city council. As library activi ties are handled by a special board appointed for that purpose, the provisions contained In the will re quiring the fund to be handled by the council offered a minor compli cation. As now arranged, howevor. the library board is authorized to es timate Its needs In. advance and to requisition money from tho fund monthly or as often as needed. The money has been placed In special fund. It can be used only for the purchase of books. PORTLAND. Oct. 6 (AIM Tho Prineville Land and Livestock company's wool clip, estimuted al about Sh.Otm pounds, has been pur- maswii py p. smnnem oi run land. The . personal holdings of Leo Uahn. executive of the Prineville oneeni, also were sold. ' Price obtained was not made public, hut was understood to be mound 28 cents a pound, the Jour nal said In commenting that "the market, therefore, has come back 2 to a cents a pound ..." the Journal also said "the sale. along with continued strength in the foreign markets, gives assur ance of more activity during the remainder of the year with some possibility of contract writing mound current levels ut least." Ordinary cup grease should not he used on tho universal joints, ad vise" the emerKn:y mart service of the Oregon State Motor asso ciation, ihere Is a special fibre grease for these units Ihut clings to the revolving parts. BETTER HEALTH ttmcJi, R total mi Colea Mlattata Daatrav Your CustHMtiaa Mt knows trtitmmt In lh Wail (orUlcer. Add. It v. lndiceation, Pilet, FUaurts, Viatula. Colitis, Bloat III, Constipation. DiaiRoalt, Etamination ind TrMtmtot by asilltd .....i.it... " .v.v. ....... auaiv"" MohntpltaliurtlealoBentlen.Noconhninna Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC H I. Ctuntr Burntiit and Grand Avtnus Telophont FAtt 3ll Portind. Ort(on Nationally Famous tor COMFORT GOOD FOOD You'll njoy your Portlond visit to th cxtf m, her. at th. c.nt.r of th ciry'i lif. ... Pleasant, outside rooms. Beautiful Dining Room and mart Coffee Shop. Delici ous food at popular prices. Only three to four blocks from leading banks ond stores. Garage opposite. SUPPER CLUB Dining and dancing nightly (9to ) except Sunday and Monday. ...Famous orchestras. r m mm Samuel Frank (above) held by Oak land, Cal., police on a charge of petty theft, is puzzling the police of MoituJ iq nnn intta.e e ill over the world .in answer to his appeal for a 'Dixie, wife., 4 f Pulpit Moratorium r - l 441 Tho Rev. Dr. Frederic S. Flcmtne. ot Trinity Church, New York City, urgea a complete moratorium on preaching for one or two years in his 28-paga annual statement. Dr. Fleming nays auch a moratorium would "bring salvation to the world and strengthen the Christian church.." Phone 95 PORTLAND, Oct. 6 (AP) The teuinaier.i union was blamed by Hoi ilte Aiucklen. president of the Industrlul relations association, for what he termed a "strangle hold" on the transportation busi ness ot Portland. Mecklen, addressing the associa tion yesterday at Its annual meet ing, said: ".Most of the unions are disposed to be law abiding, but the cancer in the labor temple is the teamsters union. The Learn Hters and the toughoremeu are in a position, except for constituted authorities, to tie up transporta tion of the city." The group announced It would sponsor two bills at the next ses sion of the legislature. One would provide that no strike cau be leg ally called uutll the dispute has been placed before ttto state board of conciliation. The other would uia.be uuiona legally responsible for their acts. .' INJUNCTION AGAINST GRAZING ACT FAILS PORTLAND, Oct. 6 (AP) An injunction challenging the con stitutionality of the Taylor grass ing act was dismissed by Federal Judge John McNary yesterday. The suit was. brought against Carl Dona ugh, V. S. attorney general. . SUDSCRIIIK TODAY FOH YOUR NBWS HKVIKVV AT UAfRi.MN HATIiS. 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A tablet taken- times a day mi causa unsightly oouno .Jo Z; like magic - leaving taSby or broken down tissue WAn,. OFF was advertised to millions In Pic torial Review. Physical Culture and othr leading magazines ot W. Per trTatoratHowever if vou act now wo offer vou a full sized Introductory Heat ment at only $119- Don't 'wfyM'S? are not satisfied with the -X return the emptv carton and we will return your money. C 4 19 2 weeks treatment Fullerlon'i Rexall Drug Store 127 N. Jackson St. This $4 50 carrier Mailed You) October, 1936 of your special offer. Inclosed currency to cover my subscrip 22 With Every Riveiskit that can happen service I Faulty Brakes Under Inflation Wheels out of lino 315 N. Jackson St.