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Newspaper Page TextTWO HQSE13UJRG NEWSltEVJEW,. ROSEUUKG,. QREGOrj, ,TUESDAY JUNE J .1937. E MTV CITED Cooperative Projects Get Encouragement, 4-H Club Work Receives Aid. HoUulnK coiniiy irraiiut'ii )ru ; In en particularly ucllvu during the nast year in uucourumiiK iooikmhi ive muiktiiinf;, providing market roitorls and out loo h inlurmailon, :ioden; and weed emit veil, -Ml dun work und nuuieioui other jects, acco'dhiK to ttie annual re- port or tue county grange uki-r-ui tural vnnwiUtee. Tito report covera . I ho fiscal year endlnif Muy 24lh '' : The granges of the county in eo- ; one nil ve marketing iiiouhib hup- ported ttetivHlu of itaBficlHllotiH handling wool, (ggn. lurkeja, iMunt's and funn BupplifU, the re- jiort said. Two granges reported , pooling orders for rami, inacninery, ', ' agricultural lime and land plaxter ' with total saving or approximate i . lv $300 on imrt'hiiKt'H aiuounting to sii.uou. ; Marketing rrporm, toveiiiiK out look and Price iuforniation, wore ) L-ivt'ti aL 124 nieelfugK. ' ' In the predatory animal and ! c farm pest control project, repoila ' ,- showed M.'IM niHlH t'Xieriiunuii'U Coiiflldernhle work Inn aino been done In weed control. All granges reported sponsoring 4-H club work, while uleven granges awarded fourteen scholar Hhips to the 15137 club sumim-i school. Among other activities: Two granges reported sponsoring dem onstrations, one on pruning aim one on Hood control. One grunge coo i teia ted in a 4-H club tour livestock club members. Six granges were reHrled as taking part In community fairs und plac . Jnif it nil i lie exhibits. The ugi'lcul tural . committee's recommendations for ue.Hl year's 7; projects inulude: Support ror co Toperalive buying and selling, mar ; ketlng agreenieuls in protect pro viiucers and consumers,: weed con trol, agricultural lime stony, agri , cullunil coiiservutlnu prognuii, , cara and feeding of sheep, pasture r improvement, control methods tor i diseases and pests of fruit, pear scale, prune thrlp, etc., problems , of turkey, raising. : PROGRAM IS HELD FOR 8TH GRADERS MKI.UOSIO, May 31 lOlKblh Kruilo KrailuiillllK I'XiMclm'B wwo lielil ill thn ElKtirnsii Hcliool Tlliirrt . dny uvoulnK fur tlm oIkIiiIi Hindi' class which Jnclmlctl ili-lon John 8011, UIhu SJukiI'H uml Hum hii' her. Tll( exercises wtM'o held in the. play hIukI whh.'h lnul been InMiuti fully decorated in ureeiiery imtl flOWei'H Willi II lllllllllllll' huilMe. US a bnek ki'oiuhI lor the. mam) el tliiK uiul which was used in the main iiluy.. A innnnu wuu enjoyed, uNer which. Kuvereml W. ('. Knuretle t Ucmuhuin Rave, a Kill Ihl I"'" In the ciaxs anil to Hie liu-ye au dience. Miss Kuril rmwented hu'IIIiik anil ivritiim eertirieuies ami heullh iiilllavumont iilim anil Mrs. Nellie Wuoilrntr presented luhii'vriiii'iit pina to hur miwinl? ilawi, wlili'll van fnllowiiil by llu iirvaviitlim f illliluiiiaii by llin nlmlrmiiii ot Hit' m-hiiol bimnl, V. H. WiKiilrurr. ylowura. I'anla anil nraai'iitH wurr H'l'HlMlllMl lll ClllSH. Kiiiluy tin) Bi'bucil closi'il .wlih u jilnilc illnnur hflii In lb piny hwl. lit 12:30. The nfliTlionn wn on- joyed III visiting in ul guinea Atcuk! tot Ccdy MELROSE Ml'.I.ltOSK, .May XI. J. II. ('Iini jaill nt (.'mm .IniU'tion tinil .1. I1. Jonoa or UiiHi'liiil'g allfiiilril llii iii-lllr ill l-:i;:iiroKi- Fllilay nnii till1 l'rrimr i;ai' a talk on crnnoinlrn ami stali'il thai hi' In wm nut by I bo Biivt'rnnmnl to urKaiii.t' rlassi'a In ii'iinmiili-ji anil pliiiiH to boltl a inortinv; Thurmiay iivi'lilll'i. Jnlii" 3. ill tin Ilium of K. (). llliiolniill't. Tho Ktiiifi'iil iiulilli- la il vllt'l lo lit tonil. .Mia. Myrllc l.ilmli'i'll lias limMl aorvlnn on uif jury In Knsi-lnirn all wni'k. Jake Tlinriilinix i nhi-arln Hhi'i'U '' 1,18 lalbi'i- at Wilbur. .Miaa l.oia Kuril niovi'il lo IIiim' Inii'B Klliluy vvi'liliis alli'i- ilosims II vi'ry Hllri't'snl'nl Iri lil of arhuol ill KlKillOKi'. Slli' will wink 111 llio nf flio ill lint Kuril mill In Hoki'Iiiuh iliiriiii! Ihn slinniK'i' inonlliK. Mr, uml ,lra. Mllo Howard anil Hio forini'i'V itit ).-. .Ilm Unwunl roliinitnl linniii lhi I'liri'imii in' Ihr vi'i'k from Ki'vi-ritl tlaya api'lil at I hi' coaHl. 'I'ho Mi'lioao gnumi' v. ill mioiiHor n pi'oKriiin ami atrawbiTry ami li'f rri'iini aoi lal at ibf Mi lrnsi' Kianm' luill 'I'burrilay I'Vi'iilnx, .Inni' 3. Thn ui'iii'ial imbllii la lonllally In viti'il to nlli'ml. Tin- inoii'i'ils will . Im' llai'il lor l h bi'iii'fil of (he 'Kinnm'H. OAKLAND OAKUVNl). .May I!l. Wendell McConnabn. who has Ihmu a vis llnr at the William Cain ttmin di tmiied for .lenniims I.odo Wed iiefldny. Mrs. .lobti harhy of Coiuillc has be'U visiting Iter mother. Mis. Hall irlMfil-t... Milt rjKVt LOP fnl HI GLOSS PRINTS and -v ywi 7 . nlrO',,At fwipon od no of S. Nu P"ti ENCLOSR IS Sm t N.i Prt ST in PHOTO SAM"S LABORATORIES P. O. Bex 419 f ortUnd, Oron OUR BOARDING HOUSE . with Major Hoople YES SIK,THATfe THE SCIEMTlFIC TORMULA OM "THE INTRICATE THElOWVCiPMy BALLOOkl CAMERA FORTAKlUa PICTURES OF THE COMIMS ECLIP&E OT THE eUUHM-M-KAFF-KAFF-X HAVE NUMEROUS BIDS FOR THE EXCLUSIVE, WOHTS TO THE PICTURE e THE SE ALOME WILL, AMOUMT TO THOUSAMPS OF POL LARS mi 1 a I r J r i WELL, IF YOU ASK -AAE , WHAT "THIS MEANJS,, I'D SAY THAT TH' PLATES IKS YOUP, BULK- -' HE'At? MUST BE MY UWCLE PEACH TJ3aED UP A BALLOOM, OWCE, TO TAKE A ROUMD-TRIP TO TH' MOOKI-'.VVHEM HE-' 30T UP ABOVD TH' HOUSE TOPS, HE PISCOVEPIED THAT HE'D FORGOTTEW HIS T?ETURKJ TICKET--HE THREW OUT TH' AWCHOH ANJD HOOKEP A TEKI-TOM TRUCKi THAT "TOWEP HIM HO MILES, BEFORE HE FELL OUT, AMD IKJTO A HOTHOUSE ROOFME HAD iSO MUCH C3LASS IM HIM, THAT WHEM HE WALKEP, HE TIMKLED LIKE A tLllkJESE wiwd-gomq ill il nn ' - - LHJoople HAS CSOWE T3AL-LOOMY; My.OFO.'MS- Kleven students from iJouglas county received diplomas as grad uatM of the University of Oregon last Wfek. Co iimt ift)on, son of Mr. and Mis. 1-at'e Gibnon of HosebniK. re-c-civx'd a bachelor of science de gree in business administration, lie ia a graduate df Koseburg high si-hnol and t affiliated with Delta Tau Delta fraternity. ity and was very active in social I Avis Negloy, dauKhter of Mr.aelivitlt'a while at the university, and Mrs. Clayton Nesley of Rose Maurice Ward, son of Mr. and burn, received a bachelor of arts Mrs. Kaye Ward of La Grande and degree in music, and is a member Heeds port, received a bachelor of of the music honoraries Tau Delta science degree in physical educa Delta and Alu 1'hi Epailon. tlou. He graduated from North Kdward Jacobs of Heedsiort','l nchool. was grunted a bachelor of arts de- Huth Ford, daughter of Mr. and gree in business adnilnistratton. Mrs. J. W. Ford of Gardiner, was lie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom granted a bachelor of arts degree Jacobs and is a graduate of Heeds-from the arts and letters depart port high school. rnent. She belongs to Delta Gam- Marsery Kissllng received a bachelor of business administra- Clair Johnson of Oakland receiv tlon degree. She is the daughter ed a bachelor of arts degree in of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kissling Journalism. He is affiliated with of Keedsport and a graduate of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity and , Salem high school. She is affillat-is a member of Friars, senior ed with the Alpha Delta 11 soror-men'B service honorary. He waB editor of Old Ore if on uml munit.. iug editor of the Daily Emerald. Ted Headman, ton of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Koadinan ot Wilbur, re ceiveri a hat'helnr nf ItiiftiiiAKu h-i once degree. Uly DeBernardl of Glide was granted a bachelor of arts degree in arts and letters. lien Jam in Huntington of Glen dale received a master of science degree in education. Scott Williams of Roseburg .re ceived a master's degree In education. Anyone doubting that the govern meut has gone in for building may be convinced by a glance at its tax structure. Leonard Cain and other friends. Mr. ti iw J Mrs. Rodney Husely vis ited the homo of his parents rhursday night en routo to Ne- vudu from their homo in Repub lic, Wash. William Harvey of Sacramento, Calif., Is visiting his brother, Tom, and other relatives around Oak land. .Mr. and Mrs. Krunk Jones have returned from a busine-Hs trip to Ashland. Their duughter, Leola, has been unite ill ot, un attack of asi lima but Is much improved now. Phil IMnktun of Vancouver, Wash., Is visiting Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Deardorff. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. AdamK were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ken neth Starmer Thursday. M r. and M is. Fred Hewett are attending a pharmacists' conven tion In Portland this week. K. R. Rethwell ot Sutherlln Is In charge the drug store In Mr. ilew- tt's absence. .Mr. and Mis. W. W. McDonald, accompanied by .Mrs. Kate l)ear- lorff, departed Saturday for bi ngo during Mr. McDonald's vaca tion. MiK. Dale Heattle, Mac Hngaii. Mrs. Hoy Miller and daughter, Margaret, attended the Sutherlln 'omiueiircmcul exercises I buis- dny evening. .Mrs. Hoy of. Ueedspurt is v lim ing hor pureiitH, Mr. and Mrs. It. ,openlwiver, til tins city. liny Parker was a business vis itor in Oakland Wednesday. HIk mother Is In Snthcrlfn unite III. AIIhh Ann llryant of Oreen val-1 ley was a visitor in Oakland Fri day. Mi have purchased n new Dodge dan. .Mr. and .Mrs. Dal" lieattte and daughter. Gerald hie, were in Ku- gene nu business Friday. I. F. Miller Is confined lo bis Itmiut gravedy Ml of an attack of afllima. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dalley, form ly of Jefferson. Ore., plan lo make their home in Oakland this summer. II. F. Kngllsh, principal of the Oakland high school, was In Rose burg Wednesday on business. Miss Iteitv Dnvlu nf Isadora vis d In Oakland Friday with Mrs. rvin lllce and son, -Wayne. Oregon. He was also a member of tho golf team for one year and i won the Spalding cup tor nth I letos with the best gruiles. ( After graduation, Mr. Miller will prepare for the state bar ex amination for Oregon which will I be held in Salem, July lit and 11. I i , Among those who see Ceell II. , De Mflle's "King of Kings" when it is presented at the First Metho-j dist church Friday and Saturday, ; Mine 'i and ', at p. m.. It. It, i SUTHERLIN HIGH AWARDS DIPLOMAS SIJTIIKRLIN. .June 1. A large crowd packed the Community hall Warner's remarkable impersona-1 Thursday night to see the twenty- tlou of the Christ Is bound to be widely discussed. Comparison In evitably will be made with the actor of Chrisms at the famous decennial spectacle of Oberammer- gau In Germany, and the work of seating .Mr. Warner will not suffer there by. Of Mr. Warner's impersonation of the King of Kings, Dr. Frank Crane recently said: "I cannot help but think that the millions who see this picture will come away with a truer and warm er lilra of the Christ than they ever had before. The smile of Mr. Warner's Christ is revealing. It showed a tender tolerance for hu man fry Hit y, it showed a knowl edge of cosmic laws. It showed a restraint of power and a hystand ing quality of great wisdom strange lo say, I was satisfied." The public is invited. No 'admis sion will bo charged. TOWNSENDITES TO PLAN CONVENTION mill.- Alt iiiitiiilim'M nf Hut Ifiiuiilinrtr and Mrs. Walter Manning i -pownsend club are being especial ly urged to attend tonight s meet ing nt the courthouse. The meet ing has been called for 8 p. in. The attendance of all members Is urg ed as plans are to be considered for the dlst'icl. convention to be held at the urutory In Koseburg, Sunday, June 2u, The convention Is expected lo draw l.mm or more delegates and visitors from the first congressional district. GLENDALE STUDENT MAKES HIGH HONORS GLENDALE FIRM GETS LOG CONTRACT GLFNDALF, Ore., June 1.--Robert S. Miller, son of Mr. anil Mrs. D. II. Miller of Glendale, graduat ed from the law school of Uni versity of Oregon Monday eve ning. May Ml. Mr. Miller was president of the law school student body for the past year, tu addition to the bachelors degree In science which he received In DKtfi, he Is one of five given the degree of jurispru dence, an advanced professional degree In law. Schnlasllcally, he I the highest In . the law lass, of which there are t went y -three members, for the term of l!Ch'.-:i7. Resides being on all the univers ity honor rolls. Miller was a three year letter man In basketball at five graduates of the KutherlEn Kii.li ,!,.. i .,,.,1 it,., i ,.;,.t,n. grade pupils receive their di plomas. Alter the processional played by the school band and tite ' of the graduates, Rev. : dishing i;uv the invocation. The ; address given by Robert R. Reich ert of O. S. C. was very much en joyed. Two vocal numbers by Miss Kleauor Ilessenier proved pleasing. Several awards were presented Ity Marvin Fisher to various students for activity I points, at tendance, highest aver- 1 age and the two scholarships were awarded to Mis. Wilma Anderson and Clarence l-eltzel. Miss Dollie Cooper received a perfect attend- j ance award, having been neither absent or tardy during her four j years of high school. Tho diplomas j were given out by Henry Denley, i chairman of Ihu school board. -The stage was very attraclively decor ated with greenery and roses an.i a large bank of flowers occupied either side of the stage. OREGON BERRIES REACH MARKET PORTLAND. June l.-(AP) Oregon strawberries made their formal opening on the east sii'e farmers' wholesale market today. Supplies were liberal, quality was high and prices ruled favorably. Sales opened in a limited way with New Orleans at $:1.25 crate of 21 baskets, but soon settled down to a sprcud of $2.50-2.75. with some established brands offering up to In final trading the berries sold l.n.n In r.ll r.n- I'tili- In ni'dhiii i-V mni ti wlili 1'n it ev li-iiit rout miiiuir ' uio;vtly at $11 crate. (2S) Gt.F.NDALi:. Ore.. June I. A contract for lining bus been let I he Dougherty Lumber com pany of Cottage Grove to Spencer Siherelie lo lie shipped funn li'iulale to Cottage Grove and linm tln.i-e In lU-lrnit uml lo Attn- U.....-I t.t i in iw.,,1 n. v..-mi. rank melton nf the Ohio l iver flood . ;" gnniuauim area, I Ills piling In I nun ln io t feet In length and 12 inches at Hie butt end. At present the i-ont raclors are ttlug this out at Siarveout. 1'beir contract is continuous an long as the weather permits und as long as timber is available. he ilrnl car will be shipped from leiidale Wednesday. June 2. AMERICAN LEGION MEETING AND LECTION OF OFFICERS Tln regular meeting of Cnipiiim Post. No. Hi. will be held in the armory Tuesday evening at S o'clock. Nominal ion and elort inn of olflcer.i for the next vent and of delegates and alternates to the department convent ion. All mem bers try to be present. (Adv.) AD.IITANT. lly driving the average cur eon 1 luuonsly at tat mi ten ?ur lieur. yuu use Id times as much .oil as you would use if yen drove .10 milivt per hor. NOTED SPECIALISTS Slice it fully traat Rectal. CoIob and Stomach Altmants Within Ay ich It thlt oUloi n limit i-iB-jcnctif Clinic in tlir wtit (or ttcat mnt nf Pile iut other RkU anil Colon tiftoritrt; lio Stomath ilinanii. Sat Isfactoiy fotitlta aaiuifil. Ntt hopltal imilcat onfiation merit. Sand lar valuable ' Booklet roitav Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC NS Tuiner Rinnaiila ami (iian-t A N conhna . World Travel HEADQUARTERS Rail & Steamship Tickets Everywhere No iti.i (tec where oo're mine Hon ml the World. 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