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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1937.
2S" Churches
6t - Paul's Lutheran Church,
Corey ana Military urtet, Went
Jtoseburg. Tho service of Kumluy,
January 10, begim ut 7:3U p. in.
The Sunday school iiichIh ut B:i
a. m., Mrs. N. Andraieff Id mi (twin-
tenuent. The buimity ttxlioo. teuch
em meet Krfduy (tonight) ul the
puutor's home. Tho incntint,' In to
bi'Kin ut 7:30 p. m. All hwchertt
are refl nettled to be preuent. We
most cordially Invite ull to attend
our service and Sunday huuooI. V.
A. Sylwenter, 1170 Military mruet.
pan Lor.
Th First Preabytarian Church.
"jUannoined," theme at the l'rea
byleriun church Sunday at eleven.
TIiIb is coiumunfon Sunday. At
p. m. organ veupcr hut vice of
iumoua old liymiiH, played by Mnt.
Homer W. Grow, pipe oiuunlHt.
KvcnliiK HUbjecl, "The Wonderful
Science of the Hook," conilnuliiK
tho aeries on "Tho Womlunt of the
Bible," henun lust Uml'H day.
Frank Oruohe, nolo I at, illble Hchool
at UM5 with clauses for ull hk'h.
Young people'ii uiuellnKs at l:3U
2.ijii. All young people not attend
ing other elm ices Invited. Wednes
day evening at 7:30, "Ureal Types
oi ine in Die, prayer unci praise
service. Win. C. Kauuctte, minister,
First Church of Chrlit, Scientist,
312 10. Uouglas street, Uegulur
Hervlce Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Sub
ject of lesson: Sacrament. Sunday
achool convenes ut y:ir a. m. wed
nesduy evening meetings which
include testimonies of healing and
remarks on Christian Science, are
lield ut 8:00 o'clock. The reading
loom In front of the church edifice,
is open daily, except Sundays und
holidays from 2:00 to 1:00 p. in.
nud on Sundays from 0:30 a. m. to
11:00 u. in. Here the Hilda and all
authorized Christian Science lit
erature may be read, borrowed or
tmbscribod for. The public In cor
diully invited to attend thu church
uorvlces and to visit the reuding
loom. .
FULL OF GAS!
ails Devotions
Da CHAHLEB A, EDWAKUB
Very much iUmxmkIk upon the
spirit In which our work la lono
unil the utliludo wo carry
mound with ua in regard to It.
Ilwo nut zest und enlliiiBlHsin
Into lv it will react uiKin uh
unil Hive ua Ireiilincsa uml vig
or In return. On Hid other liund.
if we take u spirit of drudgery
into our dully work It will aiioil
the finest tank tliut life can
Klve ua. Ilelore we ever Blurt
to quarrel wlth'our Job ur rain
Iilaiu HKninat the iirovldence
thut Kuvci'loua, we nuglit t,
consider what clinngca u differ-'
out attitude toward. It would
niako. Wo thank 'I'hee, our Ood,
for hoi ii u I li Uik to do und the
strength mid will to undertake
It. Help us to find joy und snl-
iKfactlon in the tilings that we
do from iluy to day, liecauae
they are u luirt of Tliy filun
for uh. Amen.
FIDS DIVERS!
WARNING VOIC
Glide Baptlat Churoh. Kimduy
school 10 a. in,. Mrs. Kred Asr-ni,
superintendent. Preaching service
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Moiir-M
(heme, "Tho dories of Christ."
10 von inn theme, "Ulgblly Dividing
the Word of Truth." 11. Y. l l,
(1:30 p. m., (lenevlevo Moore, lead
er. Annnul business meeting V d
nosday, .Iniiuary 18. All of tho
officers of church, Sunday school
and H. y, r. u. secretary are asl
ed to bring writlon reports oi (he
years work. Thm meeting will
he held In the church at 7: 30 p.
m. opening with a church follow
ship supper In the basement of the
church. We welcome all to our
regular services. Plan to be with
us each Lord's day service and at
our mid-week meeting. Jdoyd S.
Cox, pastor.
Churoh of the Nazarene, fill 8
Fowler street. Kriduy and Satur
day evening at 7:30, Itov. Peter
sou of l'Jugeiie is speaking in the
first of a series of week-end meet
lugs. Special music by Miss Hob
insou nud Claire Kdwards, KKNIt
studio urtlsls. Sunday services:
10 a. in., Sunday school. 11 a. in.,
morning worship. 7:30 p. in., eve
ning service. IteV. Pelersou is go
ing to be with us over Sunday and
will bring the message both morn
ing and evening. Special music.
.Oregon Lady Thought She
Would Die With Awful
Gat Pains Could Hard
ly Put on Clothes Now
She Says, "Van Tage
Made a Different Woman
Out of Me!"
Mrs. P. K, Stewart, of 2'JfiO No.
4 th St., Salem, Ore., Is now adding
Iter name to the hong . Lint of
.Widely-Known people of This Vi
cinity who are publicly nrtiislnir
und endorsing the Amazing New
Medicine, Known as YAN-TA(.K,
First Methodlat Eplaeopal Church
S. Hnynor Snillh, minlHter. The
church Hchoul IlleutH at U:I6. Morn
Iiik warship ul 11 o'clock with the
aeruiou by the iiiiHlor on "Abiding
In ChrlHt," mi Illustrated rivu mlii
ulu He in urn fur the children on
"HluahliiKS or Trees." Tho Junior
unil Inierniedlate leagues meet al
6:15. Kpwmlli league li:;io. Kvnn
Ink worship ul 73U with the sei
iMiin'.Oy Kfiv. sti'iii ii.h CushiiiK. Jr.
Mid-week fcilowslllp Hervlco W'ml-
ueHday evenlut! at 7::i(l al llio liar
hoiuiku. Lot us attend church rug-
tiiuriy in 11137.
PUIITLANIJ, Ore., Jan. 8. (AT
Henry K Cabell, cliuirniun of the
satiw mgnnay coniiuias on.
swereel 11 pleu for diversion of high
way funds lo cities with the stuie
luent that road niullilenance. ad
niiniHiruiiro cosiB, mutcning
federal funds and payment uf bond
eu Indehlwlnesa would preclude
aucn uivuraiun 111 Ine llumedlule
future.
He also aaid audi u step could
not be taken until the current fed
erul road survey Is completed und
apportionment of funds determined.
K. 11. Aldilcli, I'endleton mem
ber of the commission, urged thai
no action he taken to disturb the
highway set-up with $2l,uou,uiiu
houiled indebtedness dtlll to be coir
aldercd.
J. W. .Mcluturff, oily attorney
of Aluranflelil, told the commission
some cities were unaiile to main
tain streets sufficiently to permit
uccess to main higliwnya and asked
llio conuiilsslou to aid ill present
lug a ruud-dlvcrHinu measure
the slate legislature.
10-POINT PROGRAM
OFFERED BY MAY AT
CHAMBER BANQUET
(Conllnueil from page 1)
MRS. P. E. STEWART
vlilcli la now IicIiik luli-iiduied to
the local public ut l-'ull.n'liiirs
Jtesull Diuk Slims 127 N. Jackson
St. Just 11 few days iiko, .Mm.
Btuwurt said: ,
Couldn't Sleep, Due to
Gas, Dizzy Spells
"I suffered from awful upseL
fitomach distress and eoustlpiillim
for over rive yems. Kninl would
Hour In my stomach so lerrlhlv 1 lint
1 felt I WAS CIIOKINd nil the
time! I hloutcil and purfed nil out
of shape so Unit I t'dl'I.MN'T
11 BT MY IM.OTIIKS t)N! I II Khl
I was done for. especially when
this Kits pressed up aiiiuilil my
llearl and caused II In imlpltate. I
had terrible dizzy spells, couliln'l
Bleep.' my Joints swelled lunllv and
J WAS A COMI'I.KTIO WltKl'K! I
epeut lilluilreds of dollars on uieill
I'lues und tiiialinents, lint uot no
I'eal help. Then my inollier advlseil
llio to lake Vnn-Taae. Il lias made
II DII'TKUKNT WOMAN' out or
sue! tins and sour stomach la all
Foue and I have no nioi-e heart
palpitations. 1 11111 never ilily any
more. Joints do not swell now anil
my eonslllpation is relliMed. I am
eerlulnly tbaukiiil for what llim
(Ireat Medicine lias done. I hope
others will read this und be helped
like I have."
Van-Tage Is Now the
Talk of Roscburg
SIKI'KltKllS: This Astoiindilii!
CouiiHiund acts as a kidney illiin t
le, In I 111 I - sllmulatlllK kliltlcv 111
llon, ami Is hclpilii,' TIIOI'SANHS
In this idly mid viiluliy eveiy
Aveek by Its in Hun on Moimu h.
liver, kidneys and bowels, us u
luriulnative, laxative. , IndiiKiiKiie
and diuretic. It is now the Talk 01
All Hoseluus. And due to the tin
incline volume In which It sells, the
prlco or VnuTiiKe Is reasonable, So
don't hesitate, ticl this Uieut
Medicine T()HAY:-iil Kullei tuna
Jtexnll VtHg .Store, r.'T N. Jiukfiin
til. Adv.
O
Mino crovo Sunuuy School at
lilxunvllle nt Ki:3ii, liasltut dinner
at U:;in. Hev. s. llaynor Smllli of
the Klrsl iMetliodist l'.piscoial
church will deliver tno sermon ul
- p. ill. UriliK your dinner ami
spend the Hay with llio folks al
fine urovo huniliiy school. Mis.
I Initio Miidhlnoni, Supl.
Flra Baptlat Church, .1. it. Turn
bull, mlnlslcr. !l;ao a. in., prayer
IlieetlliH. !l: IS a. III. Illble siliool,
Marry Howe, siipei'lntendent.
Classes for nil aura of bolli sexes.
11 a. 111.. minuluK woisbip. Iiniad-
cust over KKNIt. Male uuarlel.
lneut. Anderson, Paul l.aiuoi-eux,
Harry Tuiubiill and J. It. Tuiiibull.
I''lve-iuliiutu alorv lor liovs mui
Kills. Seilnon, "A I llctutiir lleleut
ed." ti::w p. in., Junior mid Sen
ior II. Y. P. unions. 7::to p. m.,
oveniUH seivjiit. Special fcMllini;
people's service.' Ten-uilllllle SOUK
service. Iiisliuinental duel. U'a.Mie
Howe and (luidiin Walker. Vur
lous puns of service lukeu br' oili
er yoiiiiK people. Piisior Tiiinliull
Will tell I he story ( bis life. Weil-
liesdiiy, li.;ui p. , , Kreuallimal
annual dinner anil church annual
business uieetiiiK. Thursday, 7.';in
i. 111., choir reheiiisnl.
Foursquare Church, puslor N. .1.
I lun-ae. Salllliluy s u. m "The
lleaion Unlit Hour." broailcast
over KltMI. Sundiiy !l: -If. a. 111..
Sunday school. We huve 11 class
Tor you II yon are not iillcuilltiK
elsewhere. 11 a. 111., Itov. I.. I-'.
Smith will be the speaker. t!::ill p.
in.. Junior Crusader ineelluit. 7::!u
p. in., evunueliBilc ineeilni: with
Itev. Siullh briiiKlllK tile mens-
IIKe. eilllesduy T : :H p.m.. Illble
study. Kriday. T : 110 p. 111.. eviin
Kellsllc lueelilia.
Ift.E. Cnurcll South, corner Male
and I. ane slreels. Siinilnv siiiuol
benllis ul II: .13 nlih classes lor ull
UKc.i. I'.very (earlier Is 11 sinil
winner mi- Christ mul the fuinia
llii'lllal tiuths of the Illble are
liuie.111. The uioi'IiIiil; wiirsbf)i Is at
eleeil. with the iasloi- occuiyini;
the pulpit. Yiuinc iienpte's iniiyer
service benllis iioiiiitl' at ti p.'in.
In the iis!or's sillily. The .Senior
Kiworlil leauue meets al ll::tli he
uliiulni! 11 series of special ean
uellsllc services. The eveliiim
woishli beitlns al 1:811, lleuny
(lliiilon occllpylni! I he pilllilt In Ihe
ahsenee of the pastel'. You will
I"' I'giilniiiKcr but once In ihe
chuii li with a warm wcli-ninc 11.
I . lUi-iltiin. imstor.
WALLACE DOUGLAS'
SON ALSO PASSES
NOKTH IIi:.H, On-.. J.in.
(AP) ln-aih utitick I w nllliln
II week at tln pioncvr InmiuIuh
I'tmilly hi'io. Wullai'o iMiiilut.
lonK-tliiif (Nimh Hay atiurnc), died
hint week, Yerili-iiluy. hf h hoii, Wal
iaee l". DihikIiu. Jr.. tun tnnbi-d
to piKMinttiuia. The mi:ii:fr Umiu
litd. nl-11 mt iitinniry. uis a mm
batu or U illaiiit'tto UiilVKinliy,
and crop luzhiOHH;
1. 1 be exploration of our under
Ihe-Koil natural resources, uuch us
mlnoralR, oil and water riches;
5. Development of our domestic
and foroifiii nmrketa:
li. Uevelopuient of our several
nieaim or trauKportailon hich
ways, railways, wutorways and
airways;
7. Exploitation or our scenic and
recreatlonul advautauet);
S. IntelliKeut development of our
lorest liuiUBtry;
II. Our indimtrlal uwukciiim:
JO. llniNcaliou ol' our iieople in
l lie Kieuteat ol all cooperative
movements namely, state devel
opinent. t
Past Successes Cited
Mr. May touched briefly upon
tiie work of the rorllamt chunibe
of commerce In contributions for
advertising laud Hclllcnicnt and
other such activities of statewide
importance, as well us coutrlbu-
noun of other Ki'uups for like pur
post's.
1 lie kiu'ci'hh tlmt has accotn
panied these efforts, " he miid, "has
convinced me that (hero is a cry-
Iuk need for the establishment of
a state confederation of udvertis
effort on the purl of volunteer
agencies and a unification of our
el'torls so that what Portland is
doing, which is considerable, and
whut the SliuHtu ('uscade Wonder
laud association, the (Jreuon 'Coast!
riiKiiwiiy ttttHtii'iaiioa, ami! inu
(treuter Willamette Valley associa
tion mid the Vale and .Owyhee dis
trict ctianiber oi commerce are do
ing muy be made u state-wide pro-
Kiaiu in wlilch all the people share.
We have reached u place in our
state development that calls lor a
Kemiiim state-wide effort lo liuve
an Ore uon chamber of commerce,
officered by men of the state and
manured by a staff that will give
the tiaiue attention to the suit
a whole that we as Imtfviduul
cltumbers of commerce Klve to our
pit it feu la r organizations."
SpenkiiiR of the importance of
development of waterways, the
speaker declared that prejudice
and local enthusiasm must he sub
llmated into u program for the
good of the state, involvlnu stream
purlticallon on the one baud and
proper industrial use on the other
Bonneville Power Needed
"You may feel at firm blush.'
the Portland chamber of commerce
uiuiiaKer miid, "that Itonneville Is
not your concern, hut I assure you
that II is. It is only a coincidence
thai Portland Is the ureal center
upon that river und that we shall
share In ihe-uieiit navigation activ
ity und become u greater pott be
cause It was built. It Is likewise
just our Rood fortune that Itonne
ville as u power project brings lo
us the great Industrial opportun
ity that we have so long worked
tor and dreamed of.
"The furl Is that more power
will bo developed at Mrmueville.
when il Is ullimately' eompleted,
than Is used between the Califor
nia line ami the intudle of Wash
ington lor all uses at this time,
t'nless we use some id' this power
ror Industry. In lari;e blocks, and
utilize the existing transmission
lines to reach the people, there
tun never be an early itreal bene
fits lo the public nt larue. The
two uo hand in hand, us Ihe de
velopment of the tjirius and the
cities go hand in hand.
Grange Held Misled
"We need above all else to bring
together (be thinking of tin bust
ni'hs men, grange lenders and the
puhlie on (tiitt important issue, so
Hint liaek at Washington, where
regulations and laws must be made
to give us this great development.
mti delegation and federal bodies
may know what we Hiit. It is a
tragedy t hat some of our h range
leaders, misled by public owner
ship supeiiii-ialllies and by full-11
ing Into the nap of our commer
cial ami industrial adversaries in
oilier seetiuns ol" the country,
should ho mistrust the leaders in
our nut 111 her nt coin inert e move
ment uh to delav the Hctiuisltion
for our state ol this epoch-making
development."
.Mr. May tourhed on problems of
flood mul ml, land settlement, jtoll
erosion, ininei al survey s. markets
and other factors required for
Mate-wide deudopiuent.
"Tiie expansion of our domestic
inaikeis," be said, "will come only
w hen we ean oinbiiie a numram
of advei tisum. uierehaudisiuu and
production that t.il.es nuo account
ihe activities or other states. We
fdwtll need stable labor conditions;
cooperaliun oi Ihe farm and fac
tuiy, uml b'ui.tlallon and regula
tory action that will forever elimi
nate a shipping tie-up such as we
hate had thcc latt three mouths
"Stone Girl" Happy
Mrs. lola Swinncrton. s.i. nf cm.
cago, ib shown celebrating the New
j ear out oi me Hospital for the
first time in ten vcara. Mr. Swin.
nerton has been arraduallv
to stone since receiving anti-tyihoid
iiijuviiona in riorian, Licspite her
iiuuun, sue greets l'jJi with a
Kieat bit; smile.
and for ninety daya in 1H3-I."
SlieakiiiK ot transportation. Mr.
.May said:
Coi l land tlirotiKh Its chamber
of commerce la i-ndonvoriiiK (o
bi-UlK all of our iieople in the north
to realize mat henceforth our
m-t'Htest coni-ern in highway devel
opment should be the imnrove
ment and innderlxnlion of the Pa-
cltie highway, so 'Iliat easy and
last niovoinent may be had
lliroiiKh tho state, north and south
upon this major artery and east
tntl wo.Ht upon u new anil imnrov
ed Columbia river hlKliwuy. We
thus rnr have been able to decline
lo sponsor and urfte other develop
ment oinciaiiy.
Recreation Needs Stressed
"In the I'xnloitation oi our sceu-
an louientional resources, thine
e a mull II inli- of actions that
mini lie proper to tone h unon. but
let mo cite only one. In Orenon
need lu impress upon those
idniiniHIiators chaiKed with ope-
aniiK ui-alor lane, Mount ood
and other areas within our limits,
that In the past years We have
.lieen too modest by fur 111 Impress
uik our neeiis anil rtniits upon eon
ess unil those at Washington who
pond tt'delnl funds lo develop fed
nil areas, i loncerortli (Jrater lake
.Mount Hood and our natlnnnl tor-
esis, lor which wo get leliitivoly
utile development revenue today
must have llio backlni! of our pub
lie to tiie exlenl that tho services
Hlniinlsterini; Ihein will feel war
ranteil in nskltiK liiijre Hinds, not
only .to keep them opurutiiiK, but
Keep tliem oiiiiraliiiK and ex
liailtliliK on an ever Increasing
aie.
Industrial Awakenina ' -
In couelllilliiK his aildless .Mr
.May salil:
rVnd now muy I lolloh upon Ihe
Ureal luilllslllnl awnkenillK Hint Is
Just alienil lor our stale. We are
Itlnn u Ki eat ioi I Ion of the new-
loniors I'roin the dusl bowl of Hie
middle wesl. Our tourist ndvortis
Ini; Is attrtietliii; fill iter cent more
travelers than Inst year. Our ser-lous-tiilnded
Modems of luxes and
Koverninent bnve iniide up bvpolhe-
Oral tax cases by which we can
how whether a man may retire
a lixed Income better in Cali
fornia than he can' In Oregon or
Washington. We know from Ibese
studies that certain types ol' Indus-
can nperale In OrcKon as well
Ihey can in Calllornia or Wash
ington anil we know some of ihein
an do belter here. Wo have an in-
lligenl lax commission in Oregon
hicll nt present understands our
ililvautages und presses theln. am!
knows our disadvantages ami Is
klnit to huve them correcled.
Altei eighty years of desultoi-v
pi-ogiess. wiih an occasional spirit-
adviniee, we have brought into.
nlliy a pinuinin of ludiistrlnl.
Igrlcullunil and mineral develop-
nt. Vale-Owyhee. Ilonnevllle.
Ihe plli-haiil ludtisliy on Ihecoast;
the ilevelop-.uent of small crops.
such ns jour melons: the develon-
nt ol our livestock center In
Oregon and I lie river nni-ratlous
1 Uniuifvlllc on the Columbia.'
just to mention a few phases ot
our licxolopnicnt. have Incused tin
tlullal ami inlei lyillonul alteutlou
upon tins suite which for niiinv
vas tiiiknow n, except to a
us a slale or Indiisliiul and
'ommereliil oppoilunllv. . Oni-
hioiue deposits are being exiilor-
and botiglu un: om- tmn ni-e
leposlts aie ncaln ulthilniwn fioin
the -market; plywood aud veneer
have opueil new vistaa for our
lumber; our pulp and paper en
Kineera have, wltb the cooperation
of the Portland chamber of com
merce, - revised our knowledge of
pulp wood resources; cautious pro
gress in stream purification to pro
tect wild life and health while ad
vancing lnduatry, ia under way.
"No longer do we talk only of
rosea und the fishermen's para
dise. Today the world ia beginning
to know ua a a atate and a neonle.
quickening under the warming sun
of industrial advance In every sec
tion, we have nurtured a few of
our industries into fairly prosper
ous undertakings, witb -a few iu
deed olferlng fabuloua opportunities.
Resources Explored
"Our foreign commerce xfroin the
portB of Oregon now equal or sur
pass the loreign commerce from
I'ugel sound. Even oil prospectors
from California and Texas are tap
ping tno aiiDierranean possibilities
ot eastern and central Oregon
Our lake beds of Malheur county
are bolng explored for brines that
can he used in Industry. Our sheep
ure taken lo the ranges of Huaala
und Italy to supply the flocks llial
win later enter Into competition
with our wool and mutton. -The
cnionie concent rates from Jose
phine county are moving to tho
rustless iron und steel foundries
ot (lie Aduniiu coast.
"We feel the birth pains of new
illroad development, now that
railroads are ugaln ivr l uc In black
ink, ami gold dredges and n acer
miners nr capturing the grains of
line goiu noni our river beds. Oils
I nun our pilchurds are making the
varnishes, linoleums and palms ot
the world, und meal from these
same pilchards Is enrlchimr tlm
landB of our lol'ty-elghl atates.
Unity Put First
Our manufactured m-odiintion
has leaped again to nearly half a
muion Hollars annually; our retail
truile topped SS01.000.UOO this last
yeur ami our wholesale trade near
ly as. much. We know from studies
by Ihe United States bureau of
the census that year by year more
uusiness is done throughout the
siuie, w.nne l-orlland does a less
percentage ol the stale's business.
Orderly development Is under way
Hi wregon.
i ins state of the common.
wealth's affairs brings us to the
tenth und until aspect in our do.
elopmeiit. It Is easier said than
accomplished. With all this before
wllh a knowledge of ull the
ellort of tho past that has brought
this about, and with the great vista
ot opportunity that our wqrk bus
opened lor us, I see one rinal great
need in our program. It is u unifi
cation ot purpose on the part ol'
an tne factors in our development,'
Directors Elected.
The resulla of the election
wlilch was conducted by mall in
uuviuice ot lust nights meeting,
were announced today, the direc
tors Doing Or. Clair K. Allen, P. T.
Unbar, J. r. Dillard. Loring Jordan.
Il.i'r. Hansen and Ur. C. 1). Wade.
The ballots were counted bv a
Kcomnilttuc consisting of Leon 11c-
fPlliilnck Muxi'lo l)nntl n.r'.t:
iNewiami.
Holdover directors uih Mnrrin
Bowkor, Oeorgo Cuskoy. Paul lloil-
uos, Cheater Morgan. Ivan Pickens
and Hugh Hitchlo. The old direc
tors and Ihose newly elected will
moot lu the rtuur future to elect
the oiflcors to servo during the
coming year.
Ihe meeting last night was at
tended by more than 15u mirsoiu.
ICari Is .Ellsworth, rotiring prusidum,
aciuu as toasimaster. The Invoca
tion was given bv llev. Pei-i-v Smith
and music wus furnished during
Ihe meal by an orchestra under the
leadership of W. K. Ott.
President Kllswortn introduced
new state, county und city 01'flcorB
lo tiie audlonce.
A brief summary of tho annual
report, printed copies of which were
luiiusiieii nil members, was given
by W. c. Hurtling, secrotnrv.
A slum by the Mill Illllv Imml
of the MuslntwH and Professional
Women's club ami music bv (he
Hoseburg .Men's Olee club provided
other entertainment.
SHEEPMEN LOSE
HEAVILY BY STRIKE
SAN rilANClSCO. Jan. 8.
(AP) W. P. Wing, secretary of
tho California Wool Growers as-
auciatiou. estimated today tiie
murltlmo strike Is coating sheep
men the loss of a market for lu,
"00 lutnbs a mouth. The sales to
the bout trade and Hawaii have
been cut off cleanly bv the strike.
he said.
lteductiun of nurenxsine Dower
of workers in affccied industries
hus further cut down iamb market
ings along the Pacific coast. Wimc
added.
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on Piles and ether Rec
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Our calibrated 100-ptjic
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oi Colon duoidrrs.or Stom
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N K. Cornei HutriJt ami Uiand Avenue
ONTARIO EMPLOYES
MUST BE HEALTHY
ONTARIO. Ore., .l.m iui.,
Now steps to Insure this city's
health will go Into effect hero
roliruaiy I under an oriliiuinc.. i-...
quiring all persona rendering per
sonal service to customers to hold
a .....un leniiicuie, renewable al
Bix-monin perloils.
Tho ordinance is Illlllf.ll .,1 ,,11,...
inuliug coniinuniciible diaeiiseK
among persons coming in contact
Willi tile Public lllltt liiitkea II i. ...lo.
demeanor tor anyone tQ employ a
lu-isim w no noes not possess a cor
tlflralo or refuses to take n medi
cal extituiualion.
Wife Braves Icy
Umpqua to Aid In
Steelhead Catch
three months. He was 61 years old
Professor Dunn was bom Aug. 5,
1872, wus graduated from the uni
versity in taught at Willa
mette university and Harvard, and
returned here aa UUiu instructor
in lsUK. The widow, a sou and
uauguter survive.
.Mrs. uick Buker proved the
heroine of a fishing story yeeer-
UUJ.
Hue accompanied her husband
local automobile salesmuu, on a
business trip to Idleyld, where
Dick, an enthusiastic fisherman.
could not resist the temptation, to
cubi a fly on the icy waters of tho
tNortn umpqua.
' Whipping an ice-coated bucktuil
fly on. a line and leader wlilch
quickly were covered with ice,
Baker succeeded in hooking a
seven-pound steelhead.
While ho was fighting tho fish,
Iho line froze in Ihe guides and ho
was unable to reel it In.
Ho finally succeeded In dmeirtnir
the steelhead into the shallow wa
ter near the shore and .Mrs. Uuker
wudud into the Ice cold water and
made the capture.
Lack of full ruins has left the
water of the North Uninnuu clear.
and steelhead and trout are still
being, taken on flies, fishermen re
port, a condition unprecedented for
this time ot yeur. il is seldom that
fish c-un bo taken on fly alter tho
middle of November, bv which
time tho wator ordinarily is col
ored by earth washed In by rains.
TOWNSEND TRIAL
SET FOR FEB. 8TH
. on no ok final err lis ml; xt
In the County Court of tho Statu of
Oruifun, lur the County ot ttoutc
Ian. in tho mutter ot t he estate of
Jatnctt Juckinun MeUil. tleveahH-il.
Notice 1m li-rbv irlvi-n thut
JunUlM Med ill, the duly uttiioitiltii.
i.uuiiiil-u. uiui acinus nmiiiiiitunt
lur of tho i-Htatu of Junius Juck
inun M til ill. duceust'U.. hub fikU III
tha ubuve entitled court und came,
his final report; thut the ilonor
uble Geo. K. Uulne. Judtre of the
Countv Court of IjoiiicIiim Count v.
Oregon, hus fixed Junuury 9th. ut
ten o'clock In tho forenoon of Buld
day at the office of thu County
Judge In the cuui-thouae In Kose
burg, Oreifon, as the date. time,
and place for the hear In if upon
aald report bo filed herein.
And. anyone huviiiK objections
thereto muy appear and file the
Huinu on or Wfore thu said dute ;
net herein by the court for said fl I
11 a 1 iiearlntr. ;
Hated this Dili duy of December, i
1936.
J.UlliS mi:ih-l. j
Adminfitrator of tne estate ot
Ih inn .liifkmsn ,T-"1'1I
uMy Skin Was FuH ot v ' a
Pimples and Blemlsnes . w
Sr Verna Schlepp: "Slnct jmlnw AS
llk tin pimple. , on. Mir kln lj
rcoolh n3 alow, with lif 1 MlM
iC. 8., Convene, Texae. . I ha.
tiMirt Adlirlka for lu.l two week, anil in
mini al how ft ha rl.ar.d "J-JM
oraoi.lejlou." Adlcrla waahea BOTXJ
bow.!,
Nathan Fuilorton, Druggist. Adv.
FOR SALE
4-foot SLAB WOOD - 4-X
.tllvsrcd, per oord
MILL ENDS
8AW DUST
PHONE 282
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
2nd Ave. and Sth St on
Dlxonvllla Road
ROYAL COAL
; Hoi anH Clean.
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DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
. PHONE 128
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. (API
Trial of Dr. Fruncis E. Townsend
anil two UHHociittes In thu old ago
pension movement on charges ot
contenint of tho house was set for
Feb. S in t'eilerul district court.
Ilioso indicted with Townsend
wore Ur. Cliuton Wuuder of New
lorn, und John IJ. Kiefer of Chi-
cugo, regionu! ilirector of Old Ago
revolving I'ensluna, Ltd.
Ihe contuiuiit charges grew out
or their refusal to testify hel'ore u
housu committee.
SERIES DATED AT
NAZARENE CHURCH
Rev. It. K Peterson of Eugene Is
to sneak tonight, Saturday und
Sunday 'in the' first of a series of
week-end meetings snoiisoretl " bv
the local Church of the Nazareno,
it wus announced today. Hev. Mr.
Peterson, pastor of the Naznrene
church in Eugene, is reported to
be a very tulented speaker. As
sisting him lu Hie Epcciiil meeting
in ue I'oiiri nose liobinsou und
Claire Edwnrils, weli known us
KKNIt radio artists.
PROF. F. M. DUNN OF
U. OF O. PASSES
H'CENK., Ore.. Jan. s. (API
Heath caino lo Frederltk M. Dunn,
long-time prof'jssor at the 1,'nivel-
sltyof Ort-gon, nl'tor nn Illness nf
Y
ou'll Need Good Tools f or'Win-
ter, for the Home Shop and Re
pairs! .
Long winter evenings can become profitable
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workshop! Repairs and improvements around
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tools on hand! Start now, to assemble a kit of the
tools and supplies you've always wanted to own!
Complete equipment is easy to own !
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ries a complete stock of all needed
tools and supplies. Nationally known
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within the reach ot every man in the
city are featured. See this selection,
and learn how easily you can equip
your own shop!
EVERY HOME CAN AFFORD NEEDED TOOLS
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
Ironmongers
DENTISTRY
H. R. NERBAS, D. D. S.
OAS WHEN DES1UEI)
Anuelgesin for Fllllug
Anaesthesia for Extraction
Unbreakable or Vulcanite Platej
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
Suite 3 Phone 488-J
Masonic Bidg. Roseburg
EAGLES
DANCE
Saturday Nite
Casey Jones' Orchestra
Genu 35c Ladiei 10c
"'" a iiiiti;ri(iiis
' .. ? ,Kcr:. 1 !''" ill I (lieu AVIitil,,.i lv
II . I-7i -'IT' r 1U I C. H. Wltiilwrly
- - J. .utfiMll, Tri-as. m& n. i, ...,.
UnilKiuu Savings & Loan Uuilding, Cor. Jackson and Oak Slreels, ltoseburg, Oregtm
CONDITION OF
The Umpqua Savings & Loan Association
Roseburg, Oregon
' AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1936
RESOURCES
Notes Secured by Mortgages $417,225.00
Noles Secured by Stock 2,285.00
Notes Unsecured 613 32
Real Estate Owned 24 799.79
Sales Contracts , 41 2' I 90
l edernl Home Loan Bunk Slock 4,400.00
U. S. Government Bonds '. 300.00
a je Uff,cc Bu"ing 24,000.00
Advances to Borrowers ' 4 499 g3
Junior Mortgages ZZZZ". ' 373'.66 $525,648.50
Cash balance December 31,1 936 ' $ 13 100.70
$538,749.20
. ' , LIABILITIES
nvcatinent Slock $399,034.96
Lonn block , 103,118.62
Incomplete Loans 42 75
Conlinsent Reserve ZZZZZZZ 19.00000
But dtng Reserve 1,800.00
Deterred Profits j 55 r)()
S"rplus - 939.42 $524,790.75
Undivided IWii, 13,958.45 $ 13.958.45
$538,749.20
ST.VI'I': OK OIlKtlON. t'Ol NTV ()! l(U:(;.AS, ss. '
...... ,1,!!' 1". ',"';Kl,','''' Seen-tnr " l" nbuvo nnlnr, rissi.ilallnn. d snlni.lllv awenr
tint tllelbme stutennnl ls uuc. l the best kn.iMlcige ,,,! belief '
Alt-si: Sam J. 8h...ker. Pres nt. ' "' PAHUETKH. Secretary.
Silli.-crilicil iiiitt swum Hi bcti.ru ine till? Till dnv of Jauuarv. 1T17
' HAlililS, Notary Public fr Oregon.
My ciiuimlssion expires liec. 29. llnu.