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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG OREGON, FRIDAYJANUARY 8. 1937. Hull? ICsvrpI Hundar br AM-UV1CV INF. Member of The uflted lrcMp ly entitled to tlie ue fur rupubllca tlon of all news diaputcjiti L-rudituO to It or not otherwise crediuu In thl puper and to all local new publUhod herein. All rlKhta of r publtcatloo of tpeuial diypaubtii herein ar alio reaervea. BARKIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered at aucond clans matter May 17. 192U. at tlie poat office at Roieburg, Oreicon. under act of Marco 1. 1178. Represented By Hnn Krnnri)o 220 BuhIi Street, Lua Aiiuelr 4!U Sou 111 Hprlng Btlfet. tfmitle 603 Stuwart Bliuut. Clilt-uito 3fi0 North Mlchlfian Ave.. Uelruil 323 SteplnjliKun HldK.. York 21 Kant 4Utb blreet, i'urtltmd Bedell Bldtf. HubnurlulloM Mmee Dally, per your uy amii $4.00 Dally. 9 mouths Ly mull H.QU Uully, 3 iiionlha by mull Mg Dally, by currier per mouth o0 Taxing The Games. THIS action of tho city council In pluclng u monthly license tux on tlie numerous pin-ball inu chinos In Kosubure will be gener ally approved. Tho question Is coniiillcnlod, of course, by tho fact lliut tho Ore gon Buurcmo court bus not yut ucl od on the question as to whether or not tho plnbnll machines are gambling devices. Tho Rosoburg council gets around that difficulty In a very clover manner. Tho license fee collected monthly will not bo for feited by the city In the evont the court rules tho machines out. If tho tax is collected monthly and tho machines aro declared illegal, it will not he necessary for llio city tp rolurn tho money collect ed. If an annual fee were collect ed umr1 Uio uuichlnes wore ruled out within tho yjfar. tho foes would have to bo remitted.' ' '.i Othor cities havo beon collecting license fees from operators of nia chlnos of this typo tor some lime. One of the examples of the suc cessful operation' of bucIi u plan Is our neighbor to tho south, Grants Pans. Already this year 11000 lias boon udded to Clio UrunU Pass city .treasury us the result of a city ordinance passed 'about the middle of last year, hast year for tho hulf period following tho passage of the ordinance tho city of Grains Pusb roculvod J1D50 from taxing gumes of skill and tho operators of them. The (irantii Pusb system Is to lax the owner of tho machines 100 fur a license and thun collect S50 a year for oach muchlno operated. Whatever may happen lo Iho muchlnos In the fulure, Iho pro posed licensing ordinance will bo tho means of some additional rev onuo for tho city and If we can col lect as much us (hauls l'nss Is collecting, or moro, It will be worth while. Editorials on News (Coutluuod from pago 1.) )oth sides to Al A K V, US THINK ft Is our business. It will be din ned into our ears that the world will sink back Into wiviigery un ions America steps in uud saves it. On tup of thai, our ships will he shot ul uml perhaps sunk, and our adventurous citizens who huveu't hcuho enough to wtuy at home, whero they behnig, will perhaps be killed. II will then be hIwhiIhI at us thut wo must go to wur to avenge I hem. IP WE 'Ut mil our euMtlluiiH und our sympathies to rule un, as we ilid lit the World war, Ve shall soon find urselves getting angry at nun side und weeping over the wrongs of tho other side, The mvt step will ho to force congress, by the pruHMiire of public opinion, to derlure war, and If we are ruled by our emotions that wlep will be inevitable. IT'S ALL light for rongiess to pnss neutrality laws. They will do no harm which Is priiiMps more limn could lit? mtlil for the laws thut congress would be pars ing olherwfrfp. Hut ir wo urn kept out of l.'u rope's wars. It won t he neutrality Iiiwr tht.l will turn tho Iriik. It will be the display by the Ameri can people of biinl common sense Instead of omotiuiml Insanity. UNION OIL BEGINS TANK CONSTRUCTION i Tho T'nlon Oil roust mii km de- jmrtuienl began utxcuou of a uvw 20,000-gallon Btorage tank at the lo cal piuiu iuih. wees. 11 win tto com pleted und In operation in about wu nays, r, M. UM3 IB manager UI me plant. LEGISLATIVE ACTION POHTLANU. Jan. 8. (AI Tho legiHlutlve committee of the .oval Legion of lot'Kora und Lum bermen KulU today that It wor1 ttuek eiitt':tnient of a federul law making mandatory tho uubintssfon of labor dlnimt.es to u federul agency with no strike or lockout possible until 30 duy uftcr tho ! sue was rained. Tho Htututo would bo modeled after u lirltluh law. 6ALKM, Jan. 8. (AP) One of tho find. mcuHiiroH to ho Introduc ed In tho leg in tutu ro next week will uo anotiHored by the A men tun Legion, calling for an appropria tion of S75,uuu with which to lun ch use Htanding timber over a sev en-mile Mtreteh on both sides of ihc Salmon river cut-off between Valley Junction and Otis. Tho purpoHo of tho purchuKo, it was slated, Is to preserve the mi tural beauty of tho cut-off highway the purchaHo extending back 8D0 feet on either side of tho high way. SALICM, Jan. 8. (AP) Only I wo vetoed bills will face tho Ore gon leBitilaiuro when it convenes Monday, both rejected by Iho gov ernor following the Hpeciul 1035 session. All' vetoed meuaurefl of the, reguhir session two years ago were disposed of iluriug the special session. Ono of the vetoed measures would h'ave provided for repeal of the compulsory sludent fees at tho u ii 1 vers 1 1 y of O rocon un d tho state college.. Iho other measure provided for civil service for the employes of mo I'ortiand school district, un- plying principally to building sup erintendents uud janitors. STATE PRESS COMMENT Johnny Appleseed - (Morning Orogoniun.) An Horn In the current news tolls of an undent apple tree, near un Ohio town, that Is tilling from u deep crack In its trunk. The gover nor himself bus been appealed to tor skilled specialists who will treat the wound and save the life of the tree. And why, you niuy in-; ipiire, all this pother about un old, old apple tree? Well, thut is be cause tho tree was planted by .lonuny Appiouced, jok years ago. Tho memory of an eccentric who wus considered to bo slightly daft lit .his ttpie in doar to Uml region now. ' Thoro is a monutuont to Johnny Appleseed ill Ohio, uud In diunu vies with her sister utuLo In honoring each Irudilloti of him. This Johnny Applosucd was u queer follow, by till accounts, uud it is thought his true name may havo been John Cbupimiu, but nothing whatsoever wuh known u century ago of his previous status in lite, or whence ho cumo. In thut fur time tho frontiers of tlie nation wore advancing, uud Ohio was the far west to eastern folic. Thou out of nowhere, as it seemed, cumo the slender, mild-manner and uncouth character who was to ho ridicu lously known us Johnny Apple seed, Ho carried npplcseuds hi his pocketa, unit us he wulked the rude roads und trulls ho paused whev over U seoiued good to him to plunt un appleseed. Kor it was his constant vision that in years lo coinn oilier travelers would find ro froahntont on (heir journeys. It fu told of Johnny Appleseed that his nature was gentle, his piety ho complete, that w would not wittingly burin so small a creu luro us an insect. Some of the set tlers were tolerunt of him, and even kind to him, hut ull were of tho opinion thut his mind was touched us, indeed, It may have heel). When he passed through tho villages children mocked him, and, ir ho turned, they fled. Hut lie harmed none, und went his wuy hi ui ling, walking with his dream, lo plant another appleseed beyond Iho . town, Tho percentage ol los must have been great, for there was nobody to lend tho seedlings, but in liner years a great man) trees, scattered over a u ido ami comparatively wild urea, bore fruit. And quite as Johnny Appleseed hud foreseen iho travelers were grateful. The slorv of the eccentric la one of the gentlest uml most liuinuii in the nation's memory. The imiuuer of Johnny Appleneed's death Is un known - doubt less it was beside some w lldei ness trail but his ;n'uvo Is known and pointed out to ilils day. Ho was burled bestdo the old Waliusli canal, only u short dis tance from the present city of fort Wayne, ludhinu. Now uciuiy all his contemporaries are forgot tun. (hough some hm wealth und high authoilty, but this man Is remem bered and with iudeislaudiug. DEMAND FOR YOUNG EXECUTIVES MOUNTS i:rt;i:xi:. Jan. S - (AIM An lint fused demand for joung e.e lilt Ives In genera! buMiueds lint's linws i:ulu In I lie state's business milvdy. the I'nlieislty of Oregon placement sen ice lepm led today. I tea n of IviKounel Kail On IhiUik said (he H-rvice, established oni) this term, has placed u num ber ot evxtudeniri and alumni in business occupations. June! Smith. einpw nient sen etai y. anil Klmei I'u u sett. Jilttnml secretary. deole time to the huicmi. i PRICE WINTER UNIONS We time broken Hues of oilm en's, misses', ami I toys' and girls' winter weight union uUs. Closing out at 'fc l"iee. We also curry heavy stockings, gloves, scurfs. sui'ka, jtc. t on Adv. GUTTERING GIRL J - ' by May Christie ' CHAI'TKK XXXV A few . minutes luter, Vernon hey rd a loud h cream from the drawing room. She rushed In, to find her mother waving the utter noon paper, und opening luid shut ting her mouth soundlessly, v for all the world like a fish out of water. "Mother, you're ill? Oh, what's the matter?" .Was It un apoplectic stroke? (iasplng like thut, und her face all crimson f 1 "Tho paper! Look! The head lines! Nan Rushington!" "What is it? (live it to me!" With slarlled eyes, Vernon scan ned the front page and saw tlie announcement of Nan's marriage to "Koggy" Jlunsou! She's grubbed your bouti! Kan's beat you to it! Grubbed of a real society fellow for herself, ajid u millloiiuiro Into tho hurguln! And ho dured to come after you lust night him and his while or chids!" wailed Mrs. Tyson. Why, mother, lies nothing in Ilia world to mo. Hut Nun why, she was really drunk last night and ho wua, too they couldn't Iihvo known what they wcro do ing!" Drunk or sober, thut girl's sharp. Hho knows on which side her bread Is buttered! 1 never did take u shine to Nun for ull her Aunt Kadle this' and her 'Aunt Sadie that' and tho other tiling! (live mo that paper, Maggie Tyson, and take this as u lesson! That cheeky little Nan with not a penny to her name grabbing off such a fine catch! It says bore that he's tho 'sky-on' of a blue-blooded Knickerbocker family und a mil lionaire too." 'Oh. poor Nan! 'Koggy's so ugly! 1 hope they'll be happy!" Vernon generously exclaimed. Nan had been horribly rude to her yes terday, hut in her kind heart she only remembered Nan's good polnlH now, "Ugly nothing! Kven If he were Old Nick himself, with his money and his blue blood he could get any woman In this town!" "He couldn't get me, so dou'l be uici, darling." onion was metilHlly comparing Mor "Woggy's" homely counten ance mid Ill-made figure with the Adonis-like proportions and hand some fnc of Terry Shannon. Her mother whs off on another train of thought, however. "Your dcehno-tunllo party! He and Xun'vo got to come to It! Not thai I like either of them, but they'll give it 'cHlrhy.' " "'ratchet,' you menu, darling, oh, I wish I wasn't having any comltm-oiil purly!" She knew, with a terrible ache at the heart, and sene of loss, that Terry would prolmbly he In ArUouu. on the night of the bull which was set for one week finm today. . , . "Well, or nil things! And me "pending hours and days on the lisis! Onn't you know, girl, that a ihonMind or the hoM mines in New York t'ity are coining?" "It seems such u stupid waste of ihntt' uml money." Vernon sighed. "We don't know these people. Mer tina de Hray did most of the In viting." "So you'll throw that up at me at the eleventh hour? There's uiatlludo Tor jyu! Hut the party'tl be given, t'tlve Meitltm her due, faker slu ws, she only associated with the best. That was her game as she played it .and you've got to give her credit for being mlKbty smart." Vernon eighed Again. Wbtit use was there iu talking? A Worried Old Man on an "Anyhow" her was a trump card "I'm going right over the lists this afternoon with Mr. Van Tyle, and you'll see she'll bo fuirly stunned by our ucqualntanee! " Mrs. Van Tyle was. Hut not at ull In the sense that poor Sadie Tyson hud expecteil. ' ( "Why, my deah. dear, Mrs. Ty son, you've Invited tho oddest, Htrangest people!" drawled the ar istocratic Kalrinku Vun . .Tylo us she surveyed the long list of names through her gold lorgnette shortly after her arrival, at the lea hour. "Korgive me for speak ing plainly, and of course I admit times have changed, uud we ought ! ull to adapt ourselves to them, and ! be hroud-mmded. Hut surely no debutante I havo ever known or niy sou either, and he's liberal enough ever hud such people at her coming-out: Why. sonio ot them are pnrfoctly dreadful people, deuh Mrs. Tyson!" Sadie Tyson's plump face hud turned porfectly white, when scar lot. "Hut but wo were udvis ed " "You've been shockingly advised, if you'll forgive my bluutness, deah Mrs. Tyson! It looks to me and I know my New York like a book us though you'd obeyed the Hibllcul injunction, uud gone right out to the highways uud hedges! I never even heard of half these people am! almost all the remaining ones are quite socially impossible out aide the pale declassee " "No ciuss to them, you mean?" fairly panted poor Sadie. "And Mertinu de Hray making mo think I'd the classiest names on my list! Oh, tho wicked deceiver!" Mrs. Van Tyle's lips twitched for a second, und her eyes held un amused, contemptuous gleuiu. It. faded immediately us she said, coolly: "Surely you realized that woman wuh a bare-faced adventur ess from the moment you met her, my deHh Mrs. Tyson?" v, "I didn't. We're now to these parts. When 'we found her out, It wus too late! Oh, .Mrs. Van Tyle, wbat'll 1 do? Can I cancel the ln vi tut ions uud send out new ones lo YOl'H friends? Oh, won't you help us?" Mrs. Vun Tyle smiled pulronix Ingty. This uomuii wus too quaint! Such Ideas! Such murdering of the king's Kugllsh! If only her branch ot the Van Tyle family were not so broke and It was essential for her "Toddy" to marry MONKY. she wouldn't waste another minute on these queer Tysons. ... "I could havo helped you hud I had the pleasure of meeting you before the Invitations to Vernon's puny were despatched, deah Mrs. Tyson. The only tiling I can sue for you now provided you decide not to entertain these people, and who could blame you? is for someone In turn sick, or be called out of town- aud then give the party later on." Thus Mrs. Van Tyle aloud. In wardly she wus thinking: "Why couldn't I muse u considerable sum of . money (Hit of this? Take the whole thing in my hands, and get a stiff commission? Times are changing. I could charge her at least Slfi.tmo for my list of mends and for chaperon lug the young iiaaguler: If 'toddy marries her, I'd insist on a Urge settlement for him. poor darling! Only how ever ciHild he, or I. or his father swal low that dreadful mother?" It was u somewhat crestfallen "loddy Vun Tylo who arrived ut the Tyson u part men t that even tun. Ho brought do floweri. stupid to Island spend his money or commit him self, until he suw how the lund lay. His-mother's account of the girl's mother hud been quite appalling. Imagine his further chagrin. then, when he learned from Mrs. Tyson herself resplendent in or chid satin dra,wji so tightly on. her HIUUL 1IK1II V I IlilL i ne line Ul corset clearly showed thutf she was accompanying them . . .! Too well-bred lo show his dis comfiture, he quickly rucked his bruins for a suitable spot to tuke them too, to dine uud spend the evening? The smart hotels - and night clubs wore unthinkable. Mis friuudH -would razz him to death about the old girl, und It might look us though he were "commit ted," matrimonially speaking, to the daughter, with, the mother iu the party! Would you enjoy a little whirl ut the tables, Mrs. Tyspn?" ho asked deferentially. "The old Stuy resant Hreckemidge mansion )n the Kusl Eighties bus been turned into a flrst-chuts gambling house. I often go there." Now next to her urge for so ciety Sudio Tyson loved uny kind" of a gunible, und tho turn of a wheol. She accepted gladly. Any place that he selected for them would be "okay by me," she told "Toddy" gushingly. , , 'You didn't bring your car with you? And I let Juke use ours to night: Wo ve the swellesl import- oil ili-spunny-shuee.er you ever bld your eyes on though I 11 bet you've luid eyes on the best cars In the world, Mr. Vun Tyle?" Bhe said affably us the commissionaire of the hotel signalled a tuxicub. They got Inside and 'Toddy' gave the address of the mysterious house in the East Klghties. Sadie made him sit between Vernon ami herself In the back seat, though with her plumpness 11 wus a tight squeer.e. She congratulated her self thut Vernon wus looking benu tiful tonight in a Chanel model of pale pink velvet. "My daughter, Mrs. Todbroker Vun Tyle" . . . and there wus every chunco of it, ap parently! Or course that horrible Mertinu do Hray ... or nil her the Metehae va woman . , . had let her down over tho guests Invited for Ver non's coming-out party one week from tonight. Hut between now and then many things might hap pen. Mrs. Van Tylo would come to their help. Vernon was saying to herself: "I've given Arlene the address of this gambling joint. If Terry tele phones, he's to come on here. Something tells me that tonight I will see htm . . ." She was correct In that. Hut lit tle did she reck under what circum stances! " '' Dinner wus rather n stupid af fair. They hud champagne. "Tod dy" bad whispered a timely word anen t the Tysons' wealth in Iho proprietor's ear. Hut Vernon thought: "Cham pagne doesn't really exhilerate one unless one Is In interesting com pany." That meant Terry, of course. Certain intuition told her that toniitht, no matter how lutr, she would see Terry. . . . After dinner, she- ami her moth er and Toddy played baccarat. Vernon lost. She was t'.Ui'j out when she roue from the table. "Unlucky at cards, lucky In love!" She felt calm and cheerful and queer ty anticipatory, some how. Her mother and "Toddy" Van Tyle had formed a partnership. Thut hud been his suggestion. They would split their winning? or losses. Vernon wandered off Into a quiet nook In tin big, roomy old man sion and found uu Interesting book to road. (To bo continued) SPOTLIGHT VALUES at PIGGLY-WIGGLY ORANGES Sweet and heavy with juice. Thin skinned. Don't miss this. 2 I PIGGLY DOZEN X WIGGLY 'gm mm f j i Savings Cards " m i I Ask for one they are 'T f -M m 'M, free- You save at least 'f f t 2 or more on every ' M M purchase. Start today. BUTTERS 37c i IVnD V ONIONSLb 15c ff 1VUKY W'a tV 0 DOG FOOD Cane HC ' 2 bars .; HC "Dl"" made ,rom b"f Liniit 4 Bars I f SARDINES ca. 22c i$ Ov sardiens mustard tomato rauce , MANNING'S " DOZEN Ritz Crackers Pk" 19c Tomatoes canf 25c Hurd's fine torn toe PILLSBURY CAKE FLOUR Large Package Sensational offer of this famous cake flour Approved by Good Housekeeping COCOMALT WAX PAPER CHEESE ,S'!"",'' 18c I FLOUR KRNR PROGRAM (1,600 Kilocycles) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW ItlC.MAINlNU HOUIIS TODAY t:00 The Editor Views the News. 1:15 Louis KuUnibU und Orches tra. 1:30 .Melodies ut Uveu'tlde. i:UU "The Two (Jeuos" Austin und Autry. :lu Mouutuiu iiiii-lc. : 30 Novelty Studio Party. :4S "Hansen Memories." uu Sports Question JJox. 16 Dinner Concert. 30 -Aim From the Opcrus. 45 Olllard Motor Co. 50 News Flashes. 00 "The Spy," New Service Laundry. l)j Jesse Crawford's Song t'hutrnu. 15 The American Family Rob inson. 30 Oregon-Washington State Basketball Game From Mc Arthur Court in Eugene . Associated Oil. 15 Your tirnb ltus I'rosrutn. UU Sign Off. SATURDAY, JAN. !) , : IG "Kurly lllrils." :U Sunrisu Oriiun Concert, ir,-"Alurm (Mock Club. :45 News-Review News. 00 "Beacon Light Hour," Rev, N. J. House. ::tn Sncred Selections. :4.' Marimba Music. :0 Memories ill Melody. :30 Music') MttKlc Cnrpet. :en-.Krank Traumbatir & Orch. 30 "Belle A Martha," Copco. ;35 "Homemakera Harmony." co-l'hil Levant Ills KhyUini King. . )5-l.llik Mcllonough A Orch. :: "Moods In Melody." 00 "Time Signal," Knudtion's. ;iiu Ituss Moruan Miiclc. : AnibroHe f Orch. 30 "Hansen Memories." 45 News-Review News. n (1,1,1s Knila. 30 t-'reddir Marlin ft oicb. ! AU Tango Time. j .m -Joe lliiymes In popular Mu-j r.li Opernlir Krlioes. ' : 50 News Flashes. I 00 "World Book Man," 1 : OS Organ Prelude. Pound . Has tho ,neces- Lb. sary vitamins. I Cut-Rite 40- l"an ft. rolls. Stock up at this price. 35 What's tho Name of Thut Song? 30 KiddlcH Request Program. 55 "Hot Shots," Cellars Radio. 00 Kritnal Melodies. 15 "Hero Comes the Hand." 30 Patsy Montunu & tho lioys. 00 Kay Kyscr & Orch. 15 Boswell Sisters. 30 Novelty Studio Party. 15 I.os Angeles Dance Band. oo Dinner Concert. 30 Jack Shllkert & Orch. 50 News Flashes. :00 "The 6py," New Service Laundry. : 05 Evening Organ Melodies. 15 Manhattan Concert Ilnnd. :3o Let's Dance. :45 Your Grab Bug Progrum. :00 Sign Off. SUNDAY, JAN. 10 :30 Sacred Hymns. :45 Glad Tidings of the Air Rev. Ira Rankin. :00 Veleruns Progrum, iJedicut ed to Itoseburg Vett. Facil ity. 30 Arkansas l.og Kellers, no Sunday Request Program. 00 Baptist Church Service. 00 Organ Concert. ' 00 Ixh Angeles Symphony Or chestra. 15 Roseburg Gospel Messen ger, C. B. Hays. 30 Victor Salon Orch. 00 "Hansen Memories." 15 Famous Music. Oil Popular Dunce Tunes. 30 Canyonville Community Program. 00 "Angelus Hour," Dr. C. A. Edwards. Mi Violin Recital. 15 Sunday Kveutug Organ Ser enade. 00 "Good Night All," Sign off. SlONDAY, JAN. 11 C: 15 "Kurly llirds." ":oo Sunrise Organ Concert, ?: IS Alarm Clock Club. 7:30 "Hansen Memories," Han sen Motor Co, 7:46 News-Review News. S:oo Instrumental Revue. :1." Henry Allen Orch. 8:30 Sacre.) Hymns. S: 45 Itrooklyn Symphonc. f:oo The Homey Philosopher. u.u i, like r.innElon Ar Orch. S:3it Spanish Serenade. In:oil-Mody In Waltz Time 10:30 "Belle A Martha," Copeo. 10:35 "Women's Exchange." 11:00 "Your Highroad to Happi ..25c 22c 37c 9c Rolls Sd $1.49 ness," Dairies of Roseburg. 11:15 Municipal Dunce Rand. 11:30 Old Favorlto Dance Molo- dies. A 1.:00 'Time Signal," Knudtson's, 12:00 Hits From the Films. ' 12:30 Vincent Lopez and Orch. 12:45 News-Review News. 1:00 Odds Ends. 1:30 Jack Shilkrct ti Orch. l: l5Don Kedman & Orch. 2:00 Here Conies the Hand. 2:30 The Singln' Cowbotly. 2:50 News Flashes. 3:00 "World Hook Man." 3:05 Johnny Johnson A- Orch. 3:30 Kiddles Request Program. 3:55 "Hot Shots," Cellars Radio. 4:00 The Editor Views the News. 4:15 Tea Dansunt. 1:30 Old Favorite Singers. 4:15 Sugar Hull ti Orch. 5:00 Hawuilun Serenade. 5:30, Novelty Sludio Parly. 5:15-Mclo Maid Knseiuble. B: 00 Dinner Concert. 6:30 liny Lonibardoft Ills Royul Canadians. 6:45 Dillard Motor Co. Program. 6:50 News Flashes. 7:00 "The Spy," New Service , Laundry. t 7:05 Jesse Crawford's Song Chalcau. 7:15 Memory Teasers. 7:"30 The American Family Rob inson.. 7:15 Your drab Ung.Progrmn. 8:00 Sign Off. o EX-SPARRING PAL OF SULLIVAN'S DIES LA ORANDI-f, Jan. 8 (API Pneumonia ended the life of Jack llurke. 7(. park cnrelaker. knnnv to Ills friftwlu nu .. I... IflL-liler of ihc days of John L. Kill- "Min. nicy related (hat liurk" once lost a decision to the famous (lianMion ami served as his' s.ar-0 ring pnilner. W. Parker Lvon. unuiih.- ,,,ii,. I lor, of Arcadia, Culif.. bought nn , old fire engine once used at Day- ton. a Nevada mining camp, and ' started refurbishing l for his Ponv hxpress museum. Soinething bright I at l he rutting hose connections at . lincted bis cyo ami ho scraped out . some of the dirt and puuned It. It V us gold, ami now Lyon claima to havo recovered a full ounce, val ued tt! )3Z, from the ancient huso.