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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY S, 1 937. FOUR n 3 w I If '.& 1.; I t. x - : t Iwurd Uallr K'tfpl tfundar hjr Ik MenB-Jtcvlcif ;C lac Member flf The AnoeMrl Preu The Associated 1'rest l vXi'IubIvb IT entitled to Ihe ubo for republica tion of nil news dispatches credited to It or not othurwiie credited In this paper and to all local news published herein. All rljibti of re publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. HAH H 13 EuJS WORTH Editor Entered as second class matter Uny 17, 1020. at the post office ai Uoseburg, Oregon, under act of March 8, 187S. Represented By New York 21 East 40th Btrfoe. ChlraK" 360 N. Michigan Ave. Ban l-'raDPlaro 220 Bush Street lU'intlt 3 1 U titephonson I) Id if., l.oa Ansel" 133 H. Spring Stnu't. -itlr 603 Stewart Street. Portland 620 8. W. Sixth Street. Vancouver, O. 711 Hall Hlri.. SI. Louis 411 N. Tenth Struet, Atlaata Grant Rulldlnff. Subscription Hatrs Dally, por yt;ar by mail $100 Dally. 9 months by mail 2. JO Dally, months by mall 1.00 Dully, by carrier per month 60 Slang "Coin t6 Town" IN Washington tlio oihor May, disciples or Kspcranto withered I'm- the golden jubilee of their cm Kinlu tu provide tho world with h universal language. Reduced to iirucLlcal simplicity, tlio ICspnrunto nlm Ik to establish mi easy iiuxlllury tonguo by which, lor Instance, mi Amarlcnti truvol ing In Ecuador can null for a can of beans and got H without the usiiul cxiisperiitiug round of unu waving i mi dlugrums. Tlio world hns rocoRHlzod thin iiahlo Illumine lo link tho moos, but through tlleso 60 jours of liel-BUu-slon, it nuvur bus opened its arms to tespornnln. Tho gonl tins boen sanctified, but Iho vohtclo has not. Tho pliiln truth Is thai, In Amor Ion lit It-nut, slung is winning tho cull as u medium of strennillnod Universal oximobbIoh. Anil despite the walls from stylists, purists anil other guardians of tho formal lan guage, thoro seems to bo some bn sls for believing that slulig Is, with in limits, being Justified by uctuul usage. Tlio evidence shows that Hug llsh, as wo lire accustomed to It In Its "pure" stnio, In taking n tor rirlu boallng. Tlie'vo Ifl telescoping, tia in "cinemactress"; woiril lotto' nnd word eonibliuit toils as In ' "gliiosk,"- a lakeort from "girl" mid "buiTosli." Ahd altogether hew meanings mo being eonjureil from old riilUil'ul pliruson, fiH Tor In slimco In "gold' lo lowli," now In coiilihoh uso to dosoiibo u high polhl In achieving success. Play between tho extremes of formal Rpooch and slung will bo interesting to watch, especially since tho Imtllogrouild Is light In the everyday cdnvorsallon .of tho nvoragn cltlioti, rnlhor Hum In clussnlohis or ilolintlng halls. for tho majority of pcolilo, It will bo habitual lo "foul- tho worst" for the language, then .en.ru lossly swing Intil tlio nlit'18 ''' linvo lust berated. All tills lelids sllohglll to the suspicion that it a universal tongue over comes into being -mid even Unit Is nut a certainly the lour 1st of the future who milks lillu a Thnbiuinn cafe, Ihlrsly for a cup of cotton, probably will ul tho nu live waller Tor "u mug "C Java" anil But il. Battling the 'Hojjpers Tp H o II Si A N S nf inldwe.-iU-iii . tnrniers to whom the promise of "bumper cropa" ciune Ibis sprlnl; na a woli'onto relief from long years of liiirreu ilronili, now lire Wuliiilni; Willi unxlouB Inler est the iiiili'oiue of Cnlorudo's bat tle nwilust mi hivaillng liordu of grilhiihopi'el'B- bh'ill Itlt-uluillnll eiindlllollB -wnrni, dry weal her have iiuuli lliilorndo tho focal point from which ilcBliuiiinii nuiy iipiead, In iiidenliii; lircleB, iicconling tit the vnnailes of a (k-kle wind. Nearly n.iHlii sqiinre milt-B of plains bind are InreMteil. Hlulo collene elilo ' . nmloi;istB eBtlinnli! nil ai'rui;e of UTw grasshoppers lo llle Biliare foot 111 some aivas. No IIvIuk plant, in the path ol an Invading lemle ot grunsliop pel'B, l-llll eBi'iipi-. Ilele'llli'lsly the pests devour cnis wholeKiile. And the "lull tales" the riders tell HI (IndliiK rake Mini plliiifork liaudlea enii'li awn)' ate undeillit eilly true. Hut it Is tbe null, b-ll bv perspiring hands, tml the ttend. Unit llle 'hoppers feed on. Natural eneiuli'rt lihils, flb-s and ciirtulu species id wasps are powerless to cope Willi n whle nprcud Infestation, iiltboui;ll they lire effective III elllltnlllll the pesls under ordinary eondlllens. Man must tely on iioIfoii balls mlxl iiri-x of poison, lunn, mo lasses nnd sawdust - lo eheek the pests before Ibey leave the ground. Oueo the migratory flight begin, little can be done to melt the YVfc.5l.-l LULU DAT damage the 'hoppers ere certain to Inflict. Thul Is why the hopes of the midwest for ubuudunt crops rest now upon the outcome of the val iant battle of Colorado fuimoru against the army, which portends even greater havoc for tbe farmer than the years of drouth. Cigar Box Dividends yilKUE Is a liooii chuckle In the story of the Chutlanooga store keeper who put up an empty cigar box lu his store under a slgu read ing: "Police got my slot machine: please put your money hero." The chuckle coiiies from tho fnct lhat his patrons took him at Ills Word, so Unit In a few days the box wits nearly full of coins. Tho averugo American likes a Joke, and Isn't above tossing away a nickel If It appeals to ills sense of humor. The point, however, Is thai the customers who "played" this tigur box got just pbout as much for their money as thoy would hnvo got If tbe slot machine had never been removed. Tho average slot machine Is an every tbliiggocs-ln, nothlngcomes out proposition. You might Just about as well put your money In mi empty cigar box, for all you are likely to got out of it. Indeed, those Uhiitlunooga players aro probably aboud of Iho gnnio: they at least got a chuckle for their money. Editorials on News (Continued troiu lingo 1.) yours AUISN'T tho dungel-s of to day. Hut tho world Is getting NO SA1-UU. Carelessness still tukes Its ter rible toll. TMili pity of It is tiint even bo- Ing careful won't Insuro your own safely. Thoro Is tho care less OTI1U11 FELLOW ta be con sidered. Hut using euro will help. If your own car stuys Uiulor control throughout theso throe days of danger, you'll find H easier lo avoid tho fool In the other car. How's Your Health? By DR. IAGO GALDSTON Itiedlenl HlbriUiile addressed 10 tl-;l pi'ibllo 1b greatly concol-ned w:Ml looils, theli calorie content, their vttumllis and mliinral salt;). So some persons are Inclined 10 ask: "Why . all llila bother nbout foods?'' Tlio older among these vill add, "We nevor worried about vliiliuwia wiiwi we wero ybmig, and we did Very well without thehi." Only halt' Ibis proieat Is title. Tlhid pnsl wo did not worry nbout vllnmliis. Hilt wo did not do very woll without them. Tho truth is, wu either had thorn In our foods, but know nothing of them, or olso Incited them and sutforcd rickets, scurvy nnd tho other nutritional dellcelicy diseases. Nowadays Wo 'must bo con cerned with Vitamins, mineral sails, Inc., tor the very reason lhat our 1'ooda ai-o not like those ot the past. Today wo hnvo n wldo sclec ilon of roods uvnllnble, but few of Iheso coiho to us In Ihelt- natural slate. Or. 11. II. A. l'llmmcr dt London has phrased It this way: "Previously rood nnd facloiies had hud nothing lo do with each other, bill tiow artificial processes aro Interposed between num nnd tho plants and minimis from which IiIb rood is derived. A modem pro vision shop Is filled with packets nnd tins branded by a fnclory. Wo do not know wlinl has been milled Id Hi- lilkcii nwuy from our rood." I'litiiiR the Revonleoiilh and elKliteeulb centuries foods were nut tampered with. (Irnlna wero whole ground, and none who nlo bread needed lo worry nbout Iho luck or vitamin II or I!. The cab bage family among tho vegetables, together with orangea ami lemons, supplied the needed vKaniln C. Hggn mill fish oils served as a aoiiice for vliutiilus A mid I). Tine, no one then knew nn. ililng about vitamins, llui peopie Mil l veil becnusu they w ero fed upon lelutividy natural rooilstulTs which had net hud their vital ele ments removed or destroyed by com menial processes. We cannot revert to the dlelary conditions ot thi. sevenleenlh i en tlll. v, nor la II desirable lo. Hut we can. and must, amend for the ills-iiilVMiiium-s r our piesenidiiy mod situation in selecting our roods Willi euro anil on the basis ol a knowledge as lo their contents llui our needs. DRIVER EXAMS ARE SET FOR ROSEBURG llli'tin Mown, stnte molm- ve hide doptirtincul examiner lor the southern Oregon district, will lie 111 lloselnlls Tuesday mid Wed nesday lo conduct oMinilnniiuus tor persons desiring penults lo drive aulouiohiles. The examining clew will make Its heiultiiini'tei-H 3' 'I"' ii'lililimise. The olllce es- liietlsliecl Here lo serve applicant lor renewal or dlilers' penults Is slill lieliig operated nnd u Inige lllllillier ol hiialed aipllratlells are hiini: nceived dully. KMiiuinullons heweier. urn no! given except by Mr. liown and his assistants. The general lu command n( the Salvation Army has control of tuiiila and assets lu excess of JHH',ll0C'U, OUT OUR WAY ggjy TO TRADE WITH TH' SOUTH COULD WE OF BEEN r3SjiJri SETA ISLANDERS IS PUMB. SO DUMB? WE'LL WHV YOU OUGHTA KNOW J HAFTA LEAVE THESE j gr?t VOU'D HAVE 'EM ALL ET ( AN1 TAKE SUMP'N' 1 3&0CS&A UR WEEKS BEFORE VOL) WE CANT EAT. --wv 6ot therev . y ' Bl1!'JS!?CT.IK- THE IRON MEM . 1-t PORTLAND, Jills' 8. (AI) Olbgon will bo tlio next buttle ground for tho securities and ex change commission, which has cleaned up Idaho lu lis battle against sale of unregistered oil louses through misrepresentation. llruce Altchoson, commission at torney, reported tho conviction of two defendants In Idaho in a tide phono conversation with the Ore gonian Wednesday, and said ho expected to . arrive hero in about two weeks. I-'cdcral Judge Cavannugh Im posed a fine of $500 on the Bolso retrolcum corporation and ?3UU on C. y. Unssler of Spokane on tno commission's complaint that louses toieling nbout SiuU.ltuo bud been Bold in Oregon, Vashlngton and Idaho, Altchcson said. Tho complaint assorted thut the louses were not registered and thai the defondutits misrepresent ed in claiming to own a success ful gus woll, and to hnvo arrung pd for the cily of Portland to buy tho output and construct a Pipe lino from Poiilnnd lo. Helicon hill, on tho Oregon-Idaho boundary. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE Death Driver Freed MUDPORI), July S (AP) A cir cuit court Jury Into yesterday ro tiiriiefl ii vf.rilifi of iicotiittiil In tho liiul of Nelson C. Cannon, charged Willi ilivolliiltury malistniigiuur, as ,i.n t.,.uuli if mi it iiifi.hifvfifi crush ll.n lnr1ll. lilirbwAV lliRt. Anril 211, 111 which Pitlncis 16 Uoryford, high Si-nooi Doy, uieu na ine resuii ol injuries received. Wotrian Pays, Squeals POltTLANO, July 8. (AP) Tho alleged gambling activities ot two Chinese establishments gullied tlio ultetitlon of Iho city council today when it woniun reported she lost J 1 lion In six months. Tho council ordered mi Investigation. Tho wonianls attorney said Port land gambling Is moru wldo open Umtt in the old days at Cnllenlo and that 1 windows ill "Chinese Joints" hnvo been showing the sumo "junk merehuiidiau" for Blx oniB. Escaped Eagle Slain A8T01UA, July 8. (M')A po liceman's bullet ended Ihe career nf Amhiwe. a bald cacle, and eas ed tlio minds of Astoria mothers. Ambrose escaped htm Ihe fire station after ImvlUK a place of honor in the hTiticrnul Order of I Kajilea rOnVoittton parade. Mothers urt'd police to kill hint before be molested their children. "Moochers" Win Tht-oUgh ASTDUIA, July 8. AIM A !Sl- day lour of Ihe Puiled Htates valu ed al $-2,1)11,1 hasn't cost .Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Livingstone a rent. Livingstone said at each stop he described his plans for it luna-day trip and received donation iu shel ter, food, cnsoline and oil. nnd I heal re lickets. An nccount book hIhiws 3'Mni rcqueslM for aid and Ihe value of "service received. There were only tS refusals. Liquor Store Site Irks KLAMATH FALLS. July f AP) The Klamath Kails minis terial, association has Joined the central labor council iu protesting the proposed location ot the imu state liquor sloitt here within u half block ot the city Hbrnry. Construction of a bunding, which Il Is understood is designed espe cially tor thu liquor store, Is al Veady under way. The morn was unable lo wnrw Its leflso nt Ihe luesent location. former Mayr Dies t: HANTS PASf?. July fc. (AP) Funeral 8oricvs will be held Fri- TAKIN' CAKES AN' FRUIT OOSH- HOW '' ftatlElDevotions DU. CHARLES A. EDWAIIDS Life for x us ull sometlnies comes to the place wbure no thing seems lo work out as wo would like It to, unii when sheer endurance is that thing that Is demanded of us. Happy indeed Is tho man who, wnen such a time comes, has iearued to endure, pulioiilly, cheerfully, hopefully, such Is the 'very hardest work thai life asks from us. It would seem, but to bo able to do it is often to tri umph splendidly In ono of tho hardest places along the way.. This thing that is said of Moses is one of the tlnest things that Is said of him, viz.: "He endured as seeing Him Who Is invisible." Uo Thou help us, our Father, as Tny servants In tho long ago, to keep a firm, strong noltl upon the things that are Invisible, and through Inllh to be endur ing and steadfast, in tho midst ot nil life's trials and difllcul ties, for Jesus sake. Amen. duy Tor Ciuorge J. Kox, 71, former (jrtmts Push mayor lor three terms, who uted Wednesday tollowiug .u paralytic SLroke sutiered iMoncluy. U. S. Army Outwitted SALHM, Ore.. .Inly S. (AP) U. y. Army humming Surgunnt Joseph Suirim Higned up throe 'suc cessive iitciteis who i mnutetl Mi front ot a non-union meiit inurkol here, but the supply of recruits whs cut oil' when ihe union usHipn cd a woman to replace the lazl "deserter." Sheep Killer Killed SiLVEUTON, July 8. (AP) A black bear killed yesterday by J. H. Mutililfug neur Ucotls Mills was credited wii'i or blamed for kill ing at least 15 sheep on the Charles Slaughtor ranch. The bear weigh ed more Hunt uUO pounds. Methodists to Celebrate TUB DAhLKS, July 8.(AP Plans were underway here today lor commemoration next tniuiinur of the luDin anniversary ot inc loinulmg of thu Methodist. Indian mission by (he Itev. Jason l.ee and the Hev. 11. K. r. Spanlding. The event will be a feature nf the lUS Oregon conk-reneo of the Methodist bpiseoiml church. Sheep Stealer Sought Till-: IMLLKS, July s. (AP) The sieritt s office minted louay lor a Mieep rustler alleged lo have stolon -''M head from me Muddy ranch in southeastern ' U aseo county. BELT LABELS COURT BILL' MONUMENTAL BLUNDER SALKM. July 7. ( AIM- Justice Harry Hell, ol Ihe Oregon su preme court, in an addrs before the Wulem iviwauis ciub. termed President Koosevell's altitude U w aid the Independence ol tlio courts the mouuiiicutal blander ot his career. Saying a judge newr should be above crllUism, Justice licit iv marked lhat neither should he be forced to "listen to his master's voice" be tore rendering a de cision. His remarks were made in a talk itewitcd primarily lo a eulogy of John Marshall, tamed 1 ailed States supreme court justice, uno enunciated Ihe principle that the court could Invalidate acts oi con gress which lolaled the constitu tion. TOWNSEND CLUBS' UOIIMGS IN DOUGLAS YONIUI.I.A. - Jacob K. Wilson was re-eleeted president of lilt Yimrillla Townselid elub al lis meeting Tuesday, ill hers liinsen ivere Tom llolhitmm, vlee-presl-denl; Mrs. Olive Mi Kee. seeniery reeliiied for Ihe third tliue; Mis. Minnie l.utz, treasurer, also n lor mer ofricer. The advisory board includes Mr. and .Mrs, (b-orge t'oons. lloorgo Kellogg, Mrs. Tern lloll.imon and Mr. Vluu. The next regular meeting will be held July 20. By Williams CCC WILL ENROLL Jll The full Douglas county quota of junior woodsmen to be enrolled this month in the civilian conser vation corps will be assigned to the South Umpqua camp, V. V. Harpham, supervisor of the Ump qua national forest, announced to day. Mr. -Harphain said he was ad vised from Med ford headquarters that the men enlisted from the county will be given posts iu the Houth Umpqua camp. Douglas county has a quota of 19 men and applications are now being accepted. Young men be tween the ages of 17 and 23, years are eligible, lu the event other counties fail to reach the quotas assigned them, it is possible the number to be recruited In Douglas county may be increased. Young men Interested in enroll ing for CCC work are advised by Mr. Harpham to make their appli cations immediately to the county relief office in tho courthouse, where full Information concerning regulations gov?rniug enlistment nuiy bo securod. i TO GEORGE AMES George Ames, engineer at the veterans facility In Uoseburg, and commander of Umpqua post of the American Legion, this morning re ceived notice of a promotion to the next highest grade and of a transfer to the veterans facility ut Palo Alto, California, where he is to report July 1(1. He und Mrs. Ames are preparing to move to their new station within tho next tew days. Mr. Ames, during his residence in Uoseburg since September, 11)33. has been very active in American Legion nttalrs, particu larly Legion Junior baseball, in which he served as district ctiair man for ono year, lie Is one ol the active members of tlio post's baseball committee this year. He was recently elected commander ot Umpqua post but w ill be lorced to resign tbe oltice. LOCAL CLUB FENS CHINESE PHEASANTS Two hundred Chinese pheasants were roctivea here today by tut Uoseburg liod and (inn ellll) from the state game larui at Kugelio. The birds are being plueed In tile null's holding pens ut Ilie veleinns lueility.gtouiiiis. Tho employes ut me Ineuily are eooperilttng by feeding nnd earing lor the niros until liny are lnrge enoiisu lo be released. FAST DELIVERY - Kac'.t afternoon lu Hose- liiiru. Wincnester. Wilbur, Sutiieiilii, Ouklund. Voncnlla. Dialn. D.llnril. Loos Junction. I'.tocKwny, 'letlllllle, t'ainas Valley, .Myrtle Creek, Kiedle, Calivonville nuil lilendale Till-: NKS UKVUCW IS 1 1 10- I.IVKUKII lll'.KOltl-: ITS INK SCA11CK1.Y IS IHlY. . ITS UOW PRICE Of only Rile per month by inr- rier in Uoseburg, ami TMUKK months bv mull for only ?l (fl tier yeui) ANYWHKUK, bus been maintained In the line or steadily rlsln;! nev.s- ttnocr costs. SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW TODAY And nssure yourself of the pick of world nnd local news al these low prices. Take ad- vniiluire of Ihe hnrgnttis ll.ucd dally ill the advertising col- iiiniis; this alone will save you many times Iho cost of tho paper! The Rosebuiit News-Itevlew. LETTERS to the Editor DISCUSSES MUD-THriOWINQ ANENT BROKEN PROMISES Editor Newsllevlew: We heir the expression "mud slinging" so uiien lately. What does u uieau? if a man nas besmirciied hluisuil and you can attention to It, Is tout mud throwing? it a child fulls into a mud puuuld and you BpeuK about it, should you uu held responsible? u a mun guts drunk and inns by tile wayslue, rolls in the mud uuu tu try tit rescue bun, should ou bo accused ot "mud slinging"? If a man promises tue citizens of a country that he will reuuee me expenses of government if be is elected and wnon elected pro ceetls to incroase tue expenses and you or I malio mention of H, urc we "mud ulinging"? It a carpenter plans u house for mo and states a. certain time he will sturt the work and does not come ueur again, and a friend comes to me to recommend that certain carpenter and 1 state the facts about my experience with him. am 1 "mud slinging "? iMany, many proniisos havo been made to the farmers of help. Money has been urged upon Uiiiu us loans to "tide them over.". Thoy have been promised long time tonus, but the least delinquency results in a forfolturo of their farms. f It has become known that G.453,- 001) acres of farm land has already been taken over by the rami Credit administration. It bus pend ing foreclosure actions on about ono and a hnlf million acres more before we celobruto another now year. ' How about tho HOLC foreclosing on-160.900 homes In till) next 18 months? These facts are not very encouraging and to know and state fuels Is not "mud slinging." "Self preservation am do flral law oh nature," said the negro soldier as he ran from cannon fire. It is time we seek to know facts as n means to scll'-lireservatloll ugnlnst the avalanche ot destruc tion which Is threatening our lib erties, our freedom ot press, iree dom of action, Speech and all we hold dear, even to our homes. Is it posslblo that we have a government that does not protect tlio working man who wants to work or tlio limn who Wants, to give him work? Is it possible that we have a government which Is protecting the uiiAmericnn band of men and women who are forc ing themselves upon property not their own and with meat hooks und cleavers on the end of poles at- luck officers who are attempting ii, nrhtnet the lights of citizens? Is it possible Unit we have a government that Is a party 10 ino suppression of true facts iu such cases and allowing entirely false lilame to be laid upon officers of tllQ ItlW? At the samo tlnio Mrs. Ilooscvolt Is reported as saying In an ad dress at a meeting ot nemoeruiic women ineoiiLlv. "You know, girls, wo never expect to louvc tho White House. What next? MItS. EMMA 1'. WOODS. KRNR PROGRAM (1,500 Kilocycle!) REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:00 The Editor's Views of the News. 4:15 Dick Mclioiihoiigli. 4:30 Tho Cowhands. 5:00 Glen Gray and Casa Loma Orchestra. 5:30 The Monitor Views the News. 5:45 Manhattan Concert Hand. C: 00 March Timo. 6:15 Montmartre Famous Or chestras. 6:45 "Knlghks of the Road," Coen Lumber IO. 6:50 News Flashes. ' 7:00 New York State Syinphon le Band. -7:15 The Rhythmen. 7:15 Your Grab Bug. SiOO Sign Off. FRIDAY. JUt.Y 9 on "Kurly Hirds." 30 News-Review Newscast. 45 J. M. Judd says "Good Morning." 50 Alarm Clock Club. ir Dixie Memories. 30 Boswell Sisters. 00 Don Hedman. 15 John McCormack. 30 Guy Lombaido. 00 Hay Kiniiy. It". Novelty Tunes. 30 "Radio Rendezvous," Copco in Homemakers Harmony. 15 Variety Show of the Air. If. l'llil Harris. ' 0 "Time Signal," Knudtson's. no Victor Young. 15 "Singing Strings," Radio Music. 30 Knickerbocker Symphony, 45 News-Review of the Air. on "odds nnd Ends." :ill Afternoon I union Melodies, :00 "World Book Man." :li7 Mills Bros. :30 Jesse Crliwford. :50 News Flashes. :0D Duke Ellington. :.'10 Kiddies Request. :45"Your Hl-Rond to Happl. ness," Dairies of Roseburg. :00 Editor's Views of the News. :15 lob Tope nnd Orchestin. :3n Tango Rhythms. : 45- 1-ieteher Henderson. :00 "Melody Lane," with Wan da Armour at the Indian Theater Organ. :35 Monitor Views the News. :4i. N. Y. Civic orchestra. :00 Hansen's Memories in Mel ody. : IB Montemartro ' Famous Or chestras. ;45 "Knights 0 ef . the Road," Coen Lumber. :50 News Flashes. :00 Harmonette Harmonies. :15 Jan Garber, :30 American Family Robinson Ab Your Grub Bag. :00 Sign Off. S.VTfRDAY. Jl'LY 10 7 : pO ' Early Birds." 7:30 Newt-Review Newicatt, 45 Alarm Clock Club. 15 fats Waller. 30 Ted Lewis. 45 Chestnuts. 00 Jimmy Lunucford. 30 Hits from tbe Shows. 00 Louis Katzmau. 15 March Time. 30 "Radio Rendezvous," Copco. 45 Homemakere Harmony. 15 Variety Show of the Air. 45 Creddle Martin. 00 "Time Signal," Knudtson'c uu Manhattan concert Menu. 15 Phil Harris, Denn-Gerret-sen Co. 30 Hansen's Memories In Mel ody. 45 News-Review of the Air. 00 "Odds and Ends." 30 Afternoon Danco Melodies. 00 "World Book Mah." 05 Hnnslni. Hot Shots. SO Gems Kroni tho OlnsBlcs. 50 News Flashes. 00 Hal KBmp. 15 James Melton. 30 Kiddies' Request Program. 00 Jimmy Grief. 15 Modern Vocullsts. 30 Tea Time Tunes. 00 Dorsey Bros. Orchestra. 30 The Monitor Views the News. 45 Brooklyn Symphony. 00 Victor Young. 15 Montmartre Famous or chestras, 45 "Knights of the Road," Coen Lumber Co. 50 News Flashes. 00 L. A. Symphony. 15 Ulne Crosby. :30 Your Grab Dag. 00 Sign Off. HOTH'K OK HKmCI-:MI-G C1TV IIOMIS OF IIIISCIII HO, Notice Is hereby iriven that the City, of Uoscbum. On-Kou. will, on Hie first day of August. 111:17, lie nor the next seiiil-nnnunl interest Imylm; duto following tlio mitillcii tlon of tills notice, redeem and nay off n'nd cancel tho following in scribed bonds of said city. l.o-w-il: Bonds numbered 1 to II, both inclusive, of llui face value of J500.00 each. aKKremitlnff S7.llll0.UU. said bonds having been tHsucil un der Ordinance No. Sll of suiil city passed on March !!0. 11121. Millil or dinance ttiithoiizluK tho Issuance uf library bonds of said city In the. total sum of J12.OUO.tiO. Interest on said bunds to lie rcileenieil will eeiise on said date, to-wlt. Anaiisl first, lli.t". and said immls will lie redeemable' lit llle orflco of thu citv treasurer of the City of Itnse bllrpr. Oregon, at said city, the re demption to cover nrtlteinnl and Interest of said bonds tin tu said dale. late,l nt Ituseburff. Oregon. July 7th. 1037. A. J. OKDDES. fltv Itccorder nt ."1 lil citv. I? There are more Certain-teed roofs in Roseburg than all others combined. . Because- 1. Quality Millerized for long life sealed against blister ing, staining and fading. 2. Service Well established local firm with long list of satisfied customers. Have an experienced factory trained expprt give you Free Estimate. Denn-Gerretsen Co.lnt PHONE 128 In the Matter of C. J. Bradley Bradley's Groceteria Roseburg, Oregon, Bankrupt As Receiver in Bankruptcy, the under signed is offering the stock and fixtures of the above bankrupt estate, for sale by sealed bids. Stock of groceries inventories $5034.34, fixtures $175.00, equity in fix tures $750.00. A representative of the Re ceiver will be in Roseburs Thursday after noon, July 8, and all day Friday, July 9, to show th6 stock to prospective purchasers. Bids will be opened in the office of the Re ceiver at 11:00 A. M. Tuesday, July 13, 1937. Certified check for 10 of amount offered must accompany the bid. Right reserved to reject any or all bids and bids subject to the approval of the Court. G. W. INGRAM, Receiver, ' 471 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon I BARBS Trouble with philosophy ot to- 1 day Is that too many ilersons cross their bridges beforo Ilia president presses tho. button that opens them. A headline says, "Police Chief Doubts Identity." Wonder If ho thought to check his own finger prints? Spanish rebets are holding a bullfight to raise liinus 101- a new cruiser. It is presumed the tra ditional red flag Will bo white washed. i A laudable attitude lu display ed by. the career ludeut In music who determines to win success if bo has lo swing for It. An Australian owns a tie which has been worn dully for 60 years. By all rights It should bo getting knotty with age. A striker declared ho would not -shave until bis union was rocog- 1 nl.cd, a gug so uld It bus whisk- ' The Now Yorker who lost a finger lauding u tarpon will bo an c-xnmplo for anglers who ' keep yelling Unit they'd give all uriu for a duy on tho lake. Science's "Iron lung" might iiicely bo applied to some leelure 'tourists who nro Just dying to get ideas oft their chests. In Russia, it seems thai to mako a good run for public office it is wise now und llion lo break into H Trotzky. Air conditioning may become an International Issue If China decides to speak its mind on tho open door policy. (Copyright, 1037, NEA Sorvico Inc..) CARD OF THANKS We wish sincerely to thank our inuny friends for their kind expres sions of sympathy and beautiful flohil iirrorings. Special thanks to Rev. Faucette for his consoling words during our luto borcuve ment. . Mr. and Mrs. John Lorek nnd daughters. . 402 W. OAK ST.