TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 29, 1937.
190 More Helped by Grant
Program in Two Years;
Repayment Rapid.
IJoukIuh comity's rural iclmblll
(uLion iirogram complou-a Iih fi;f-
oud yuar UllllLT U-e HomittlWilOlll
AdmihiatnilioM on April M Willi u
lulul of 127 farr.i liiinllU-a bclnts
nurvk-ml uuili-i' the hIuihIuiiI loan
iroKiitiii ami an aiiiiiuuiiui imi
fumllk-a ansiulMl UirutiKli llii' einer
guliuy giant program, aconiliiK In
1'aul II. Hohveg, county cuiierviaor
here.
Standard lounti ni-.iilu lo funiilk'H
without 1'icillt luellllliw or iiiicuk
; wiry i'cm1, m-i-il, IIvi-hIolv;, lutininn
: equliniii'iit ami capital komH iimx-b-HHiy
to ilai.' tlmlr t. rinu on u pro
(luctlvo lnml. mo unalal'iiK Uiomi
farm fainllios in rmsaliilnj; I'tonom
lo miuurlt. I'raitllial hi mi anil
llOlllll llllll.B lllHllllll" llllKlllllllU IIHO
of. nil fnoilltioB of tint farm aro
worki'il out ivllh naidi loan.
l-oiiiia uiuilo In tlm rniiniy total
' 551,2111 or an aviiriiK" of ahont
JliUll, while iimorKoncy htiiiiU to
: tal $11,576 lo dalo. Colli'ttloiiK of
iiHymonlH ilno on the lliri-ii to flvn
J year liiaim liavo imoii oxcolk'iit with
. total of $111,823. S2 llll'cllily ropiiiil.
" AppllnitioiiH for Htamlaril loa'iB
anil Btanta aro mill Iwlns rwolvetl
. lit t!o iromily Hiipi'rvlHor'K oi'fko.
Mil adillllon to nnrvliiliw fanililuH nl
'rauly ninlor the. proitrnin. Uvory
effort Ik IiiiIhb imulo to iixtiiiicl iib
aiHtanru to all local iih wull iib farm
funillk's from tlm iIioiikIii aroa,
alile to qualify for loan or grant
aid
; Slipploinolitlm; 1 1 io lniwl program
the. county 8inorviwir'n offico iro
nporatim In cHtafillsliliiK i omninuity
and coororatlve mji'vlcim for low
Income ramllli's and III farm ilufol
ndJiiBtni'mt work I.0I11B carried on
nrrtornn or assvm. htatkmkvt
of ttir ll'imo Kir" "if! M'"lil inn'iranpn
ntina fTonutnny of Bini Kmui lm o, In tlm
Ktalft n! f 'Hllfornla. " "i l)ili-iy-flrt
rlny of Hrfinl"r. 19-1. muOn in Hi Jn
tiranro f'itninlilnMr of llio rilnte of
OrflKon. imriniil in tnwf
t'APlTA U 1
jimnunl or :pltl ntoi k pnlil ; i
Up H.ftoMoo.ca
. INCOIIK
Nt prfmrniHii rcreivnl diir-
Inn Ih Vir 5,;.14.SOI).SS
Interim, .llvhl-nitn (tn.l rnl
rerflrnfl ittiplnir lb yoar,, 26.SU.0I
iprnn" from otlier amirr. ,
( received ilurinn ihe yenr, 73.0HI..-7
. ToUl Ini'finii' .H'.IHH.HtH.ll
, DtHJlUil.SKMKNTH
titit Ion ran 'hiring (Iih
year nun him im uiijiim
i iiifnt ' iu lie l inert 1 ,90,
111.31
ooo.no
7s:.u
Jld.X
Divittfinl" on filial ul
atock iluriiiK tlm year . . . .'
OoiihIhIiih hniI ujiiei
. imlil iliiriiiif Mi" y"f
Tnxpn. llrfii onil fu- Jiilld
diltlnif Hie yvnt -.i......
intiiit oC all oilier
. dlturf ,
suo.
741,
317.
'''Total eipetitlHiirtrx I'l.Mi.
, All otlllT UMBtll I ' 7.
Vain tjf rf'il i'i(at' owiioil
(nmrkft viihro)
.Vain of nt.'i'H" flint . InHi'ls
o w n il Htirht .vhlue
' bOIUlH IllllOI-tlltl-il i.ttut,
5,oan tin iiiiirlk'niicH an1 i;ol-
- lat-ra'. pP-
Oftah In hniilix mi. J mi huml . Jito,
i'romliliiiH ill tii.iirntj nf ro
Iffrllntl Wl'ltl'll ji!l-, rf(l
' temli'T :iii. mi
340.7
31IK.T4
201.7C
SS9.2J
761.15
InlPiflht nnil i-pnta tlno ami
nc;riiil &.
r Total mlmllh.1
, I.IAKII.ITIKS
flroM claim lor,, Iomph un-
itaid , .,..;.!..$ 111.
Amount ot iitiPEined intn
liinifl Mi all otitntailtliiK
1 Hak -2.1".
flan for iviiiiuiHMimi uml
brokTat -
AH oMiar lit bllltlea ...... . 117.
- n
Tata) UabtllUrf.
pt
CM.IUJ
TapHiil iiahl u JI.OOO.OOU.OO
Rurplun oVr ull
Haollillva , ...ti.96,0r..9l
JNrplHi ' an , rvfurda policy
t.1,9(!l.0S5.n'
i -
L Total ......... . - tH.dS6.Tfi4. 7
fl JJUHlNWHS 'IN OIUOOON WH TUB
' YKAU
Ht prvmliiiitfl recrlviMl d oritur.
, th. Jr , IG.036.4
tMea palj liirlnr the ypar.. 2i.n??.0
3HMHr hh'iirrM tlurlriR tti yr ?6.6T.t.n
. Nam af !.mipai. Homa Ktra. and
Jlarlnn liiHiiranon 'iniitiany. . .
1 Namo at I'renldeiit, i''1mrlf It. Pmra.
Nam of Bori'Mnry, ICiwiird V. Mill.
.' HliUil'iry ruil'l.'iit atlniiii'V ftip wrvlc".
1 .Jninrunou 0'imiiilalnt' (Mugti 11- Kurlo)
(1. AVt oiniir v Ntiti, .h'iHm
1 ItoMfKiiru, itri'.
HVN4I'HIH r ANNUAL NTATKMMST
, oC llio lliiloti Aamirantu .ni lul), l.liuitt-.l
, of l.uiulon, Ungliuul. no Hip (lili'ty-ritni
lr ot IJci'omnpr, iiiuiIp to tint In-
' tturfi'icfi (NionilaHl(itit'r of IIih .Slate of
' L)rrtoH, puraiiani lo Inn :
(; f CAflTAI.
' lAttiauiit ut lalulurr il'iua-
.; it I IrtB.aOtf.M ;
Wi tfrrtuilmii rni'tlveil .litr-
'' ri'ir lurila tliw yoar
" J-..m from iti'i m.nr.
'i A r-;eiiril titring the ! .
tit. IS
S.tOI 1
Total' Ui.o ...... II, IN, 17.
; ' IH.HMl'K.HHW.N'rH
Met ltMH l, II. I illlillK tllM .
tf.uir hitliKlliiU mtJunt-
lllftll I'IIH'N . . 1
'' iT)IVl.llNi irll.l Ifll i-N)tlUl
. . ntn Vt ihirinK III-- your ....
, OiiilniMilttiii und DMlnltx
' liflhl tlllt lllkT Uf 'il .
Txe. lui'titfd nn.t fr. )ut
. t- tturtne IB" "
' iAttntiiiil if nil uOifr trn-
'I
317.TS4.1C
KO (Of! il
!SI TI.'.Dl
1
iiliurea.
I Total iiindltiir ...
i. own:. 0
Vwlll "f I'' eMutr WlU'it
tiiiitrk! viiluj I
- jValin af - Hltn kn anl binntn
k owne1 imrkt vnltuM...
rftana en iti'irtfa (vnU col
, . lateral, h
f"t Hi banks anil mi liaml
III.H4 IS
IT1, 4.r3
3iti.uo:.oi
!B,US US
IfVflliihltrt In roiirsp ni t-tn-
I'Mon .wiitton rtni-B r"p-
SJfl
j LlnlitMAt nnil t rnl Jim ninl
i 1 n:vrur
. I Total arftiil(ll aaHeia . . . .t3.lCn.HH n
I-; i.iAmi.rriKS .
-' lroM i-Ulms fur lusaea un-
i pai.1 IT.It
," U mount nf UiisninM prtm
1 - fHnia on alt onUlAtulttiK
runs l.on.iirn
'tm fr i'Oihiulalon ami
I. brokrair la.lW.M
AH nthr Mabimica
i TVI Mahttllla, m -et.t
il rapll.l 11.309,11 II
'tn t lory
poalt t MM.M
- 4inrru orr ail
.1 UblNUf- ....I1.S48.TAK.S1
, tfhtrila reanola pollry-
TolM t...2,M.MS.8S
mfHINRNt IN ortKIION FOR TUB
. VKAH
' AIM premiums if.tivma tlurlni
(la paM Murine ih ?
; tmi tnrnrieri dHrinc th ' I.)
' j Nim nl Onropany, Tnloii Aaaiiranoe
lDotet'.
1ftm M V, Manar.
KnN i
'.' mtmtfT -s1dfB Xlftrnsy (er srwt, '
ifwiil'i tfemmiMio.
CLOCK WILL
Pf Mini T- -..-r- t'-t.u' i--iiiim in .
When tliu hU-AtuvA 1)-'.'A club iokuUu kuU iimler way ut Kiiilgruiit lako, (i mllus south at Atfhlitiitl, on
I'aell'U; hlgiiway No. !)!, UiJh Sunday, thuro will m clock-like pructfliou In . handling the starting of each
ovuiit. Auhroy Sandoi- (icft) gfimrul clmirmaii of the regit Uu committee; Phil Ullatiup (center) publicity
ohitlrimui, and Carl NoitIh, (right) club piesident, uro pictured with the hugu stHrting' clock which will'
control the rucerH,' HoatH will havo five minuteB to warm up before each race. One minute before starting
linn', the hand on the dock will Htart ut zoro and the Hturtlng gun will crack i an electrlcully controlled
baud completes tbo circle hack lo zero. Starting position of each bout will depuml upon tho Judgment of
tho driver in getting hh cIoku to the Btarliug line uk pouible Just before the clock has completed Its
circle. lloutn hciohb the line will
mop watch. - Drivers arc scheduled
nual event, and will start at 1:30
"You Only Live Once"
rlho itiOBt starkly hninjiii diaiim the scretn has ever ol't'ered comes
to tlm linliiiii lliviilii- tuiluj- wlitMi vu lnly Live wnce" begins u. three
day engagement vlh .Sylvia Sidney and Henry Kondu, Jbe Hcreen Kweet
hearts of "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," reunited In the starring
roles, dynamic conflict, thrilling action and soaring romance are com
bined iii. this sfory or a women who risked her life to fight by the
side of the -muii she loved when the whole world condemned him and
bunted him like an unliuul in every corner of the earth., '
by the local committees. '
Rural rehabilitation Iuh been
nuulo piu't of Secretary Wallace's
farm program with official trans
fer of the resettlement admlnlstra
llon lo (lie lT. S. departm-int of ag
riculture, January 1, 7.
NOTICE OUD FELLOWS
Spwiul moetiim of IMpletarlau
lnilK". No. K. I. O. O. V., will be
held at Odd HVllows bull al
o'clock p m., Kriilay, April :i(Hh.
ViMltalliin by urand uiiistev; and
repreKiMitatlviis from other Indues
v 111 lie preKont.' Oooil alleudance
desired. Order of noble craud.
A. J. lleddes, Secreiary.
REPOSSESSED
Cars and Trucks
Sacrificed to Seli
T
We must clear them out at once so it's your big
opportunity to buy a good car for very little
money.
CyV Motor Co.
Across from Montgomery Ward & Co., on N. Jackson St.
o .
CONTROL REGATTA STARTING
be ineligible to compete iu the race. Timing of the races will be by
to be here iron, all over the Pacific const. This is the club's second an
p. in. Sunday, May 2nd. -
Stark Human Drama
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
at Umpqua Garage
Have your car repaired or overhauled and
PAY AS YOU RIDE
by
"Easy Payment Plan"
Medical Arts Bldg. Oak and Main
FIRE HITS EAGLES'
HALL AT ONTARIO
ONTAKIO,' Ore., April 28. (AP)
Klre ileHtrnyed the Crysttil bull
room ami lod(;o hull of the Kratpr
mil Ordor of Hugles .iere early 'Co
day unit for a time menaced u
Iiii'Kb section oi- the city's luialnesa
UlHtrk't.
A IiIkIi wind liovlng when the
fire was discovered curried burn
ing shingles ou to roofs r.s far
uwuy as a niiarter of a mile. Fire
men and residents wmhipcd with
Marden liose putrolled the area for
blocks, finally cunf Ining the blaze
to the single structure.
The building wan nrocted as nn
opera house In liioo. The cause and
the extent of tho Iohh had not been
determined but .lie lode lost
among other things some 2,000 In
untl'ornis and mu.rlcul tustruinents.
TOLLS SEEKER GAINS
NAUGHT FROM SUIT
.ONTARIO. Ore., April 2S. (AP)
A. U. Hollingsheud, rancher, who
blockaded a ruad on several occas
ions in a ditipute over tho running
of- tho highway through his 'lund
and, collected tolls from trespass
ers, got a ?125 circuit court verdict
for his trouble today.
Tbo amount awarded was what
the county had offered him for
right of way.
Hollingsbead acted as his own
attorney in the trial before Judge
Charles Kills, who took the
case from the jury at the comple
tion of testimony and made the
award.
PROPS DIPLOMACy
POIITLAND, April 2D. (AP)
One of Japan's most prouiinent
newspaper men declared that
naval strength is diplomatic
strength" in DUiiunliiK up that nu
tluit'K , armament, philosophy here.
lie wuh Ken Hutu, of Osaka, en
route to Washington anil New
York.
If you are a strong power your
voice Is heard In the world ; If
you are not strong, your voice Is
weak and no one listens to you,"
he told Interviewers.
Asserting Japan Is not anxious
to spend money "to gild our im
plements of destruction," be said
that power would be willing to
hold a naval reduction conference
providing Japan were allowed
equal defense power with America
und CJreut 11 ri tain. ' . . ,
"Wb (eel uncertain without this
equal strength," he said,
UisousBing the forthcoming - eh
ectlons In Japan, Sato predicted u
growth of tbo labor party, but be
lievpd the - two . major parties
would continue, to. bold their
power. ... .
"We are beginning to have sit'
down strikes here und there, fob
lowing the American fashion, " he
said, attributing the growth of la
bor troubles to Increasing pros
perity. The visitor said he would En
deavor, on his visit, to interest
American statesmen lu tho "injus
tice" of immigration laws affect
ing Japan. Refusul to allow his
country the 'same quota ratios a
plying to other greut powers he
described as "slander to a proud
nation, . :.
WALTER E, CORDON
BEGINS LONG CRUISE
Walter E. Cordon, of iloseburg.
a private in the U. S. marine corps,
leit New vork April 24 on a five
weekB European cruise aboard the
IJ, S. S, New York, according to
word received here. The New
lork, to which Cordon has been
assigned, has been made a part
of the training squadron based at
Hampton Hoads and recently re-,
ported to Its station after a trip!
from the west coast where stops
were made at llalboa, l'ort-Au-Prince,
and Haiti. The vessel is
expected to cruise more thun 30,
000 miles this year, it is reported.
The present cruise will include wa
ters and principal ports of France
and England.
VETS CASH LARGER
PORTION OF BONUS
I ' - ; ' I. x ' .
WASHINGTON, April 2N. (AP)
The tmiism-v !ms iKKi.n.l Slvni.
000,000 in bonus bonds to World
war veterans.
In advising n house appropria
tions sub-comnilitee of this, treas
ury officials said $1,390,000,000 of
the bonds hail been ca.ihcd, leav-
VARIETY PROGRAM
FOR ROSE THEATRE
Joseph :: Collier i and Florence
Hice, stars of "Man of the People,"
which beads the two-feature pro
gram at the Rose theatre Friday
and Saturday. .
fleue ' Autry, ' popular singing
Western -Blur of "Uuns and Uul
tars," second feature on the va
riety bill
lug $413,000,000 outstumll-ig.
, 'i'he treasury aked for a de
ficiency appropriation of 1.0K2.UH0
for expensos Incurred In distribut
ing und cashing the bonds. It pre
viously had been granted Jtl,67!v
375 for this work.
Representative Cannon asked
William B. Uroughton, commis
sioner of the public, debt service,
If he knew how the bonus money
had been spent. When he said he
did not, Representative Woudrum
answered:-
"Second-hand automobiles, 1 can
tell you." - . i
PAROLED BOY AGAIN
IN LAWS CLUTCH
MEDFOHD, Ore.. April 28.
(AP) Arthur William Kossiter.
17, charged with the burglary of a
local poolhall and cafe lust night
was ordered held to awult grand
jury) action this morn Ins,
KosHiter wus captured early this
I morning In the pool hall by cil'y
police. He had hid in the place
when It was closed.
According to the city police, Ros
slter Is now on parole for burglary
of a Jacksonville store a yoar ago.
PAGE Lumber and Fuel Com
pany sells window and tloor
frames, mouldings, cedar and Bug
ur nine . lumber, wood lath, etc. -
t Adv.
ii i l inii iMlMMii-'Tfifl --i'-i't i H
CURE FOR
SPRING FEVER
FEEL lackadaisical? Restless? Spend a lot of time day
dreaming, or looking out of the window at nothing in par
ticular? The chances are you have Spring Fever, and
ought to do something about it!
One good cure is to buy yourself a new hat, or new
shoes, or best of all a complete new outfit. Life takes on
a pleasanter glow when you step along in bright new
clothes.
Another cure is to blow yourself to a big evening
dinner, flowers, theater, everything . . . Another is a trip
somewhere for a day or a week or even a month to re
fresh yourself with new scenes, new faces, new experi
ences. The advertising columns of this newspaper are chock
full of fine suggestions for curing Spring Fever. Things
you like to have at prices you can easily afford. Just
glance over the advertisements and see!
It pays to follow the advertisements, you know, be
cause they keep you abreast with what's going on and
save you money by pointing out what, when and where
to buy.
JAPAN CELEBRATES
RULER'S BIRTHDAY
TOKYO. April 29. (AP) Japan
celebrated Emperor Hlrohlto's 36th
birthday today with prayers for
the everlasting reign and prosper
ity of the world's oldest dy
nusty. (The Japanese Bay the dynasty,
founded by the first emperor, Jin
mu Tenno. in 6G0 13. C, still reigns,
having been revived In 1868.)
Messages of felicitation, Includ
ing one from President Roosevelt.
reached Hlrohito from neurly
every nation in the globe.
MRS. ROOSEVELT ON
WAY TO SEATTLE
WASHINGTON, April 29. (AP)
White House sources said today
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt left by
plane about midnight last night for
oiiDiiiEiaiSjrji)
7 v-9t
tt mod.ral. In all ttiuiga and charad.1 Is sur. to follow, . . . Onlr hi ipar.
kg ui. can you lullf appr.clal. a whl.koy so good ut our Cenlury Club.
BOc PINT-code ko. 185-c $1.75 QUART - code no. iss k
Century. Distilling Company t Peoria, Illinois
THE WHISKEY
WITH A
Scuttle, to visit her son-in-law und
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John ,
lioettiger. ,
HELP
KIDNEYS PASS
3 LBS. A DAY !
Doctor lay your kidneys contain 18 foil
of tiny tube or 61wr which help to purify th
blood and keep you healthy. Moit people paat
bout 3 pinta aday or about 3 pounda of waste.
riuent or acanty pasaagei with iniartinK
and burning ehowa there may bo lomethluz
Wrong with your kjdueyj or bladder.
An execs ui aetda or poisons ia your blood!
when due to functional kidney dbordtra, may
be the. cause of nagging backache, rneunutlo
pain, lumbago, leg paina, lose of pep and en
ergy, getting up mgbta, awning, puffiaeu
Under the eye, headaches and dimness.
Dont wait! Aik your druggiat for Doan'a
Puis, ud aucceaaiully by milliona for over 40
yeara. They give happy relief and will help the
15 roUea of kidney tubes fluh out poiioaou
waste from your blood. Cet Dou'i Pill,
PERSONALITY
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