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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG.' OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1936.
WATERFRONT TRUCE
PHILS TO ADJUST
Ship Employers ' of Pacific
Coast Repeat Demands
For Arbitration. . .
SAN FnANCIHW), Oct. .
AI Pacific coast waterfront
employers lO'lW "O""1 'or
arbitration iif disputed tHlior la
aues after announcing truce nego
tlallona with one maritime union
at an end.
The employer annottneoiuent,
In the lorm of an open communi
cation to the Pacific Count Marine
Firemen, Oilers, Wutcrtcndera una
Wipers association, Bald:
"Our negotiation having been
concluded, with manir of the iro
jiobuIb made b both lutrtle re
maining In dlflpnle. It now becomes
necessary for rpu to determine If
your union will aubmlt Hiobo Is
sues which are In dispute to arbi
tration." Thin threw the rotation with the
union hack virtually to tho bIuiub
of October 1, when the employe
terminated agreements with all
maritime Union but consented to
a technical 15-day "truce" contlnu
unce. , The employer' committee indi
cated a Blmllur arbitration demand
will be made on each of the oilier
union when, and If, negotiation
conclude with Issues still unset
tled. Tho employer, In announcing
the termination of negotiations
...i.h tl, ,i-lita firemen, oiler.
watertendera and wipers, disclosed
- that control of hiring key Issue In
ihn 1931 maritime ttrlko was
among the questions still in dls
tlttlA
Another dispute was on the Is
sue of whether union members
ui,,,i,i nnuB ilirnntih nieket lines
established by affiliated organiza
tions.
Result Announced
Tho results of the negotiations,
ns announced liy tho employers'
committor', were:
fl...l.ilr.,iu ut.Wtn.l IIIIMI1!
Union preference of emplnynient.
Itlght of the union in organize.
(.'.lohllalmieht nf n "Imrt commit
4" i,nnKlili,tf nt three member
from tiie union ami three fi'inn the
umolnvem In sett fl ills pute. in
ease of failure to agree a referee
shall he appointed by lh aecro
tnry of labor.
Tlmm nlxtll liA fill Strike, lof'k'
outs or stoppages of work during
tltn ouflml ,f Ihn uitreolnetll .
Hours of labor at sea sllnll Ut)
three olalit-hoiir watclies.
llusin nrovlslollB Unoll tvlllijl 110
Itlght of employer to hire men
eonllnuonsly enipioypu wun com
"Human Horse" Finds Success at End of Tyatl ;
uuruiriniii. today Ft ill
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NEW-UK VIEW. Adv.
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JUSTICEDEPT. EYES
Walter Hhotwell and family
. ,,.111-m tit family M five and all their be
longing from Oklahoma to Tenntssee In a home
made wagon, Walter Shotwell, "the human horse",
found auccea at the end of the trail,, Unable to
obtain government relief, Shotwell, a carpenter by
traae, maoe ni way 10 uie ngme ui lurmw
ployer at Mt. Pleasant, Teroi., where he obtained
food, aneiter ana rnnpioymeni.
louim tuvtcm m, v - -
Huge Crowds Greet Landon on Tour of Midwest
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WA9HINUTON. .Oct. I (AP)
' Justice department officials
Bald today they were invcBtlgatlng
'hundreds and hundreds of cases
In which firms. Seeking govern
ment contract for supplying con
struction material, submitted Iden
tical bills.
How many of the bids could He
termed "collusive." officials de-
lined to say pending completion
of investigation.
our nvesl aatlana are simply
fact finding. We are not doing de
tective work," a department spokes
man said today. Rome company
books have been examined.
President Hoosevelt susgested
last June 20 that If federal agen
cies received Identical bids lliey
Should be turned over to the de
partment ot Justice for investigation.
Olflclals aald today there were
areat masses ' or reports on iueu-
tlcal bids for almost every type of
onstrucilon material needed by
the government. '
DickliiBon and h i aides are ex
pected to complete their work by
early December. -
The most recent cases involving
Identical bid were sent to the Jus
t ce- department over lust weeR
end by Secretary Ickes. Seven out
of ten bids for supplying Urand
Coulee dam With steel tubing were
tald by Ickea to be S22.01a.22. Sev
en of U other bids submitted for
supplying copper wire and cable
to a reclamation project at North
latte. Neb., were also identical at
416,501.51. tho Interior secretary
said. , . ,
' ... ' ' .....
1 .- ' 2ft x 1 A-"?"
n Alfred M. Lafidon. n tout back to Topeka
on hi 1,600-mlia farm belt campaign tour, i
napaad speaking to crowd from the back plat-.
... . -. ... .nin nt naukntinri. la., a scene which
lorni ui ... fc i . -
wa duplicated at his numerous brief stopover la
the several atatoa he lravr. ' ' "'
nadirs fllnce Ma ,1 Wjl4.ind' SuW
ctii I enuiloye In "key" positions.
Itlght ot employers td discharge
of roriiBo to emiiloy iy ono not
HutlBfuctory to tliein'. ,
' iiiirhi jif he niilon meinlioi s to
fvefiiBo to go thiougli any picket
lino pBtiibllnneii or any organisa
tion - affiliate with the niartlllnio
federation of tho Pacific.
Classification of rates of pay.
in,.n ,.frf,l C7'2 r.ll n iiiiinlli I'm
iiinst ilasslf H'litlima. 1'hiona uxkcdj
iHU.) . . ' '
Overtime pay. -(Owner offered
60 contB aii hour, Union asked one
dollar!.
Mother and Daughter Flogged
HER FOOD TURNED Tfl
E
PAIN BY VAN - TAGE HERBS
"Would Bloat Up with Gas
After Eating Food Fer
mented in Sour Lump,"
Testifies Orefctfh Lady.
"V a n - T a g e Brought
Blessed Relief!"
fltomucH gaa! Nothing I' mure
terrible than this awful affliction.
It range from a minor ailment,
wllh dlBconifiiil lifter nieuls, to a
horrible condition 111 which the
atoninch and Intestine are bloated
and swollen out of nil natural pro
port Ions by tho loads ot an. Haw
nerve, aleoplea nlghi. sick head
achesthese are some of tno com
limn result of Bioiiuich gas.
Thotiiandt Now Freed of
Can and Bloat Misery
Now, hoeer. Viin Tine I help
lug iheae sufferer by tile THOU-'i-hia
i-i ilie AliiattliiK
cnnipouiid of Nalure' Knot and
Herbs now being Introduced to
crowd dully In IliiBChurg by I'ul
lerlim Heu!l lung ltoie. Il
Natural lleiha are the ulisiilillc
enemy of tomiieh gn. Thoy expel
II from yon. For instance. Jim a
few dnv ago. Mrs. IHna It. TiulH.
of K03I H : 71 li Ave., I'oll Inntl.
made the following Btiilenieiil.
Head till" Wlilely-Kiiowll l.udv
Ti'-ttlmonlal. liead It thru and thru.
Kind out for youmelt: w'ml Vnii
Tuge 1".N I'"!
Sour, Upset Sloninch
"for vear I hud been a Ureal
Hllfferer!" aald Ml. Tlllltt. "My
Htoniach was "our and upset con
Hliinlly. In fact. It "eeiiied like
..verythlng I ale for )e;ir would
eour In my atoniui h, mid then loud
of gn would form and iiiuse mich
lerrllde gn palna that I could
bnrdlv STANH IT. My liowel
wnre'eollMlpulod all the time an
that 1 had to take powerful physic
.ontlnually. I look medicine after
medicine and tried about every
thing I hcniil of. but In all the
jeuia I aufi'ered 1 never found any
thing to help me. and I certainly
wii a dlarouiaaed woman when I
finally found Van Tuge. Thi modi
cine turned out to bo what I had
elwuva needed. It ha given me
HUM. ItlXll.r. Now my nr
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ln, Fowler ! B"' f' j
Gets 99 Years
LA Y
PACKING PLANT GETS
READY FOR SERVICE
Considerable Improvement Work
I. In nrnoress at the H. S. (Hie
company prune packing plant In
Huaebui'K, In preparation (or the
packing BcaBOii. The eiiiilpnient
has been completely overhauled
and a number of change made to
Increase efficiency of operation. A
new roof Is belli; put on me pain
ing plant. -
CALL FOR DOUGLAS
COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
BOARD WARRANTS
John Pavelka ,
Although Jie pleaded for the chair
in his trial before a judge In Chi
cago for the ilaying of hi 15-year-old
daughter, John Pavelka,'
48, above, waa aentenctd to 99
years In prison. Pavelka waived
a jury trial and told the court he
killed his daughter because he was
too poor to buy clothes and to
.take care of her properly.
Notice is hereby given to ull
persons holding warrants issueu
by Ilougln County Educational
Board (registered not paid for
want of funds) prior to aud includ
ing Warrant No. C. E. It. 1058 are
called for payment on this, the 6th
day of .October, l'J3(i. Interest
ceases on thbT date.
11. ti, LENOX, Treasurer,
Dotiglna County. Oregon.
Glen Phetteplace, D.M.D.
DENTISTRY
Suite 314 Medical Arta Bldg.
Telephone 29 . Resldenoa 15
ROSEBURQ, ORE.
Gross and Hargls
For
YOUR HEATING
PROBLEM
Circulating
Oil Heaters
Lonergan
Duo Therm
Norge
Sparks
MELROSE
.MKI.IIOSE, Oct. 6. Pete Bugles
bus returned to Koschurg from tak
ing a truck load of cantaloupes
to Oakland, Calif., from the Wil
liams'; melon fields at Melrose.
This is the third truck load taken
Mis. Elizabeth Mottling aud her
Mrs, Elizabeth Hofellng and her
grandson, Eugene Mcdregory, loft
isatucday tor salt Lake city, utau.
after upending the entire summer
visiting the former's daughter.
Mrs. Jt. Oarlair and family and ber
son, Thomas F. Hoefllng and fam
ily-
Knrel Hamilton received quite a
painful Injury last week when he
was struck by a stick while en
gaged In cutting wood.
J, E. Conn 1 starting to mum a
house on the tract he recently pur
chased from Cari I.tndsay.
MISb May Taylor spent the
week-end visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A, B. Taylor. She re
turned Sunday evening to Sunny-
dale where she Is teaching school,
.luck Lang recently returned
homo from Sllverton where ho
a employed for a short lllne in
a logging camp.
Mnt Van Nny moved hi ramny
fo Hoseburg last week. He re
cently traded his place in Mel
rose for a place In Hoseburg.
Sir. and Mrs. William Cooper
Moved Thursday and Friday to the
Prose place which they recently
purchased.
Miss (leraldlne (iravee was mar
ried Thursday afternoon to Mill
ard Fowler of Hoseburg. ami left
early Friday for Wenatchoe, where
thev will be employed In the ap
ple" harvest and later will return
to Melrose.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Ison and
daughter. Llla "May, returned to
their home at Head Sunday after
visiting for several days with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ison.
Mrs. H. Hayden relumed to her
home Saturday evening after be
ing 111 the past week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. '. merer-land.
Mro. McMannls parents, Mr. and
Mrs. V. Bounds, at their home at
Ruckles, last week,, coming out
from Murshfleld to avoid the dense
smoke which overhung the coaBt
counties.
j. R. Bruce, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, la having
his house on Main street painted
this week. Ray Norton and son
are the painters.
"Uncle Bill" Dyer Is having a
new roof put on his farm house in
Missouri Bottom.
L. A. Daly and E, C. Wood at
tended the distrlot rally of the
Christian churches of Douglas
county, at Glide, Monday.
Mrs. Robert Mansfield of Oranta
Pass Is visiting at the home of
her father, Chas. W. Rice.
Mrs. H. F. English of Ooklund
has resumed her music teaching
and has her class each Thursday
at the home of Mr. Tlllie Yocom.
The Song Bird
Typhoid fever may be a
disastrous ta you as an r
row through the breast of
a bird. Help to stamp out
this dreaded- disease by
having your physician in
ocula:e you and your fam
ily against typhoid. Early
preventative treatment
banishes years of regret!
A Prescriptionist FIII3 Rxs
Carefully at
Chapman's Drug
Store
PHONE 269
TRIAL ON DRUNK
COUNT POSTPONED,
OLENDALE; Ore., Oct. 7-Thc
trial of Bert "Blackie" McDonald,
arrested and Jailed Monday after
noon and arraigned "Monday eve
ning, postponed till Tuesday eve
ning, was again postponed Indef
initely due to legal technicalities.
McDonald was chargen witn neing
intoxicated in la public place and
f serving liquor to a second per
son allegedly intoxicated. Mc
Donald was represented by Hay
Complon, of Hoseburg. and. A. w.
Orcutt, also of Hoseburg, appear
ed In behalf of the city of (ilen
dnle. McDonald, who Is out on
J6U0 cash ball, Is operator of the
Domino lunch, located in the Glen-
dale hotel millding.
Official continued their Investigation Into operations Of a rt)up of
night-riding ."vigilante", following the alleged flogging and hcad
shavlng ot "undesirable" men and women in the; swamp region neat
Wilmlntton. N. C. Shown above are Mrs. Bertha Fowlcrrand.har
daaghttr, lneii two of the victims of the hooded band, which is said
to have Been led by a fanatical minister.) ..
"1 can't praise VANTAGE
enough after what It did far m.
I want ml my friend In Oregon
to knew about thi medtsine,"
ys Mrs. Per B. Trout.
Mtomacll and guH pain AUK CONK.
I can't piuImi' Van-Take enough
after what it did for me. and I
want all my friends In lilcgon to
hear iilioul till medicine. o I
ulmllv alve this Ktiileiue'il. and
hope! hat I any here w ill help
UUIII) Ollll'l riiim'". i
. Nature's Own Herb .
Here the'aeerel of VAN TAI1E'
There are 21 N ATI' HAL Ill'ltllS
In till Ci,ciii Compound of an In
gredleiit. Hei-li act like mitaic on
lllllmill llelllK -rleuliatng the How
id, flushing the Kidneys, utiimilut
lint ltnl seeiellonn of the I, Ivor, ,
HIMI'KI.I.IMI n t till ki and bloat
f i nut the stomach. Think of It' j
'III liniedlcniB ill One Medicine -i
nctliiK al one and the siiine lime on j
your 1 Mill tllkatis- the Liter, Hie;
kidneva, the Slolliach. and How-els. ;
Jo Mil. 1. KIN IIOTTI.KS of lhl;
Formula hnu been sold.
New Low Coat
lltte to clioiinoii volume ot Mile.
Ibo price of VANTAOH I very J
low. For only few cent a day. '
you -can gel the full luv.etll of
thcao Hit Valitaldo ' Ingredient.
Siart out today using VAXTMIK. ,
I Ihn new Medlcilled Hei h Midi'
cine - SnldV, ill Fullertoti' Itexall '
IT
CATTLE TO CEASE
WAHIMNOTON. Oct. fl (Al'l
I 1111 imiM'tMIUP nmillll'Mt' i-dimnm-
I Minn tiHim onlorcd thri'e uliort
irdlro.tilrf BtMviiiK tun nittliMftlMlnft
iltstriftH nf OioKon. UUiho hii1 Moii-
latm to i,lomliivi-f- coinlilnnlUm
raum tin' tlihrtnit Mif'ontl hlt-
itH'hiH of IKOAirtrR In iniinlft uii
(titlrt tho tiitpv-immnliiln lprrlior.
Tito imlpr miniunt ' f-fiiii-ttm.
nn Ihmuyh iHiiiiKnnn'm.
l'h tiuiii-18 wrrij. nnliMftr li
Kitiiiibnt lhi iollMaltm tnv4 rf
TciUv .luminry IK HtUT, with rtiH
imI on tlistiUHO tnrirln itiesPilhed
In livestock wtsu-m illatrirt raK'n
Inr thn cntt in iliatanio from origin
to (londitntlun.
Thf ntiTlois wom Hinlifirhod to
iitlrl nr lilt rati pfi In on con), iht
1im (lounflK for onrti twi mims ur
frnctlnn thoroof fnr tho imlanoori
over Ihn nhrt IImm. tlir MiliMrttfttSj
to Horntf snlply to lhi hiirt linos.
Tho cniiihiniitinn rittos toro h
unlloil liy muny shlpiinrn tn rntn
plaints filed vllh tlio comntlsRinn
111 Mart-h. liKIfi. K"
Tho ((.mmlsum ilontod refta ra
tion runicht by. thin of tho com-
vUlnt. contoiitlinir the comhinn-
non rat on wore not .mirOHsounluo
in thu past but V tit l Id ho tu the
Inturo.
t'anler8 nffeetotl aro tho (ill
moro ami rittchuinh Itailrouij mm.
puny. Ihl.. Vm lflr and . idfthn
Northern rat tuny, iind-tho Orottun
and Nnvtlm ostein rnllroarl.
myrtlej:reek
MYRTLE CItKKK. Oct. 7. W.
R. llamcrel returned to Ilia home
In Spokane last week after a abort
yllt In Myrtle creek aim vicinity,
review na hi llfo hero as a ooy
Mr. Hamerel waa born on what la
now the Jnme Hall place
South Myrtle, afterward llvlnir on
Hllcer ireek. and finally In town.
moving to hi present home in
Wunhlnitton, in 1179, when 11
year of ace. He recall koIiik to
ehnol wllh the older Hall, Cornell
on and lliilrk children, but found
very few people here whom he
remembered.
' J. M. Ledoerwood. the ment mar
ket mall, ha been confined to his
houso for tho last Week by a lame
foot.
. .Hi . MarRiuet ' McMannla and
ilattKhter, Teresa, visited wllh
p5t"i
gyi
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October, 1936
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Hunt's Indiitn Theatre Sunday, Monday ..Tuesday
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vrvaitisi wniurrwiniiiwni in awtvwii niaiary
. , . three laviih hour of (cenet and
tongi and (hrilli.,.50 iter.., 300 girl I
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...extra blowout protection with "U. S." Safety Bonding
that makes etrrj ply a safety ply... extra mileage with
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get more safe miles for every tire dollar. ,
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