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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, RQSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY J tJtY 31, t937.
Iiwucd linilr r-.j-ri uDilay by Ik
Mena-llcvletv Co. luo.
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The AwBoeiaitU fiem la exclusive
ly entitled to the ui for rpubllrn
llon of all new tflapatchea credited
to It or not otht-rwiat) credited In
tbif paper and to all local newa
published herein. All rljcbta of re-
Eubllcatlon of aperial dlipatcbaa
rein art alto reaerred.
Harris worth Editor
Entered second class matter
May 17, 1120. at tne post office at
Kosebur. Oregon, under act of
llaron 1. IMS.
New lork 11 Em. l 44th Street.
I hltwK" 3t0 N. iichiKHil Ave.
Han r'runt-laro 22U Uuah St row l
br fruit J HP blephonsoi. Illd., l.nw
AnaelcM 133 ti. KprlnK Btrtut. -aidebuS
tilewart titruet, furl land
bid & W. Sixth Street. Vamonver.
H. V. 711 Hall Bid.. Ht. Iula
til N. Tenth Street. Atlanta k
Grant buildlnc.
Saberrlpo nates
DaJlr. per year by msil ..lino
baity, S months by mall Z.Ju
Dally, t months by mall 1-Uu
Uaily.br carrier per month 0
Equipment Needed
nrilHKB tlmea this month the
lioseburg flic department has
been cull Ml to givo assistance In
drowning or near drowning case.
The department responds quickly
and tho aid given Iuih been ex
ceedingly valuable
Hut tho lioseburg fire depart
ment Ih not iroperly equipped to
res pond to such rails. Ouo of the
ftrtiL needs 1b a boat. The de
partment hart no bout available. It
has no trailer on which to haul
a bout when ouo is located.
A bout und trailer Hhould he
provided. In the boat should he
keptull neeeasury equipment such
UK ropes, grappling hooks, blank
cts, oxygen equipment uhd, If pon
slide some heat pads.
Of course tho local fire depart
ment Is forbidden by law to mako
runs outside tho city limits. For
cily drowning cuIIh tho light fire
truck could function. For outside,
calls the city could loan its equip
ment to authorized persona, per
haps to tho ambulance services,
fire Chief Stephens estimates
that all noeeHsury equipment
cuiitd ho ohtftined for not to ex
ceed &t)0. Whcti human lives aro
in (lunger, lives that might be
saved by- gelling proper equip
ment to tho scene quickly, that is
a small amount of money.
Death in a White Tie
HpIlK nuzi regime In Ciermuny
has gone hack to I he French
revolution tn adopting (he guillo
tine h.h Its official quh tusagent.
Modcrnt.ed, and for all we
known, streamlined, this new re
finement of M. (iuillottn's happy
thought nf the era of Liberty,
Kqualfly and Fraternity now re
places tho cruder headsman's
sword In Uermiiny.
This comes as a bit of a shock
(o Americans, though it Is hard
lo seo how being tried to death on
an electric grlddli; It) any more de
sirable. The Intercut lug innovulmn in
the new (iermanld final leave-takings
Is that the executioner and
his iwo asjiihtanlM wear evening
dress, with top hat and white
ft lutes. You ran almost read the
engraved Invitations:
"Herr Hitler coidiully Invites
yiMi to u farewell parly for lien
I'ugehotHum at Moabil prison ut
7::SM Tuesday next. While He."
Editorials on News
(Continued from pago 1.)
know what be means.
Heads, he thinks, will have to
he wider and straighter. and in
the cities better arrangements for
parking will have lo be made.
"HTIi:, .Mr. Kettering believes.
will have to "spread out." Me
foresees (he po.'slldlliy rf "ribbon"
cities-that Is. an almost continu
ous population on both sides of
trunk highways.
Mo lliitiks Industry in going tn
spread out Into lhc country, as
workmen of the future will find
It possible to live as itiurh us CO
miles from their jobs.
ILLUMINATION will also be mi
Important prohleiCor the future,
as night driving k already three
or four times as hazardous us
driving in daylight hours.
(ileal trunk highways between
large cities will bo arllfhiull
illuminated, but for hhmI of our
night dihing for u long time to
come we will have lo depend on
illumination from the cars them
selves, as ut present.
Car lighting, however, Is cap
ably of great improvement from
Hit standpoint of s;.fety.
fNK suggestion, he says. Is
equipping nil cars with head
lights eaimble nf producing a
Hpr4sentd By
providing windshield with Bcrocns
of theso same colors.
Curs traveling north end east,
for example, might Ijo required to
use blue lights and blue screens.
Curs traveling south and west
would use (bay) orange-red lights
mid acreeiiH.
Thus the screens on each car
would filter out tliu light from
thu approaching car und the driv
er would see only his own lights
on the road ahead of him.
TIIK importance of all these
in the light of Mr. Kettering's pre
diction thct in tho W xt 2f years
wp fdiall have to provide roads for
at least Go per cent more tarn than
we now huvc.
If that Is true, we're a long way
from being through with highway
building.
EXPLAINS ABSENCE FROM
HEALTH SUBJECT MEETING
Kditor News Hevhiw: In an ar
tide appearing oa the front nage
of your edition of July HO, J!U7,
onecrnlng a moctiiiK held by
Douglas county citizens In the
court bonne to disetiHs the question
of a full-ilme health doctor for
Douglas county, It was stated that
I "was not In attendance" at the
meeting. J want the taxpayers of
Douglas county lo understand that
I hail no knowleduo that a fneetinu
ot unit kind was to he called. Had
known there was to be a meet
ing called In regard lo a full-time
doctor, I certainly would have
been present and Invited Douglas
eounly doctors lo be there and
explain why a half-lime doctor
would hu Just as elficieut as a full
time doctor.
There have also been certain
statements made by He vera I tax
payers that 1, as one member of
the county court, have refused to
sign a deed or execute a lease ot
certain valuable property belong
ing lo Douglas county, to the slate
highway commission of tin state
of Oregon, Tho property in ques
tion is Valuable to Douglas county
In its con tit y-ft Ide road program.
However, the tax payers and pr-
Hons interested In the betterment
of Dougtas county roads should
know that I have been willing at
all limes to give to the state high
nay commission any reasonable
concessions, giving to It the same
rlghl as Douglas county has, hut
to do It in such n way as to safe
guard the rights of the people of
laniglnn county as to g!tvi and
i oiid building material. The protec
tioit of the lights of Douglas cuun
ty citizens Is my sworn duty.
H. U. UOADMAN.
Behind tho Scones
in Washington
By Rodney DutcMr
WASHINGTON, July 2ti.--Her
bert iloovr Htayed in New York
on bis hint, visit far longer lhan
any but bis closest lrietida ."-up-poed.
Holding forth as an elder states
man of tho republican party, he
conducted a long Belies of cooft r
encea with party leaders iroiu rat
ions states at Jils tower apart
meiit at tin? Waldrof. I him or
itotmul support for hu early con
vention ol anrne w hero Lei ween
2000 and l'J.OOn party l-'aders
which would develop a conserva
tive republican policy and .it Hu
same time re-establish his own
power and prestige.
Fx. (lev. All l.iiitdou of Kansas
completely Spoiled I lie whole piil 'V
by Daily refusing lo attend any
such convention.
Tills was the latest episode in a
Uiudou-Iloover feud which began.
perhaps, when Hoover imide his
speech at the hist republican con-
en t lint, and the ltudoii leaders
suspected he mis trying to stiiiteh
the nomination from under their
noses.
I miing the campaign Hoover
made Iwo speeches. Ui .don didn't
want htm to make any. I.jiudou
didn't even want to ee Hoover
niter the nomination nod didn't,
unit) Itoy Itohei-ls nf lhc Khiimus
City Star persuaded him. I.audon
felt Heover was bad medicine for
the partv and Hoover felt Insulted
at his altitude.
Uiiidon has always been mote
or less sympathetic to much or the
New Deal, although some of his
advisers led bint away from loich
positions in the campaign.
He would like a coalition of vol
era lepresentim; demoerxtle lend
ers or the iinfl-eourt plan fight. He
refers to Hurt heeb r us ' that
ureal libera! senator." Homer Is
more conservative than ltmlon
ami frowns on Hie i-oulflion idea,
helievbm the republicans should
slam reuulaHy at the New le;ii.
More may be heard fiom iliis
feud. Homer tan exert control
oer a conservative majority of
hi party miUorm! committee. I
When Professor Plceard IrM
his craft, shaped like an ieverlf-d
cluster of k rapes, he found Mint
bad luck oUen comes hi bunches.
Nazis are uiLini; lacial segre
gation on limns, and if tti.v
pu--h the Issue (hey nee goillK to
start a lirsi chiss dispute.
Man a discnrraKed author w ill
agree- that a rosy future for nv
ally is Just not in (he hooKs.
The path id progress inigjlt he
lot eanier If women diiln t have
lo worry every time scieme tomes
along with a new wrinkle.
I'here's only one Ihiim lacklni:
for the Himp-hox orator who tires
the tdiot 'huird round the world"
Cu8iing station.
LETTERS
to the Edi t or
BARBS X
OUT OUR WAY"
(f 11 WHUTA NH-OH, JIS
Bl ME IK) TM' A&OUT A
IV OFFICE FER? A TIME
BY HELEN WELSHIMER
CAST OF CHARACTERS
JUDITH IltVINH, b e r o i u e,
America's best dressed woman.
I'HIUI' HiVINC, Judiths e.i-
trangetl husband.
.MAKTA JKXiKItS, Judith's
rival.
IlltlJCK KNMiHT, author, Ju-
ditirs old chissniiite.
iMILl.K'KNi' liAYNF, llruce's
protege.
Yesterday: Judilh sut'ferH her
first auspicious about Phil am!
Malta. They are confirmed when
Phil telephone:. "I'm befni; hf
tained."
CHAPTKIl II
Promising Phil that she would
make his apologies, Judith held
tho receiver of Hie telephone in a
frightened hand. She knew that
hu had no conference, no client,
no business. Ho was taking .Mar
ia Itogers lo dinner. She knew it
ind jet she wanted to keen that
telephone connection which hound
her lo her husband. When It
broke, bo would go back to Hie
oilier woman.
Phil didn't play easnaliv wil It
women. His devotion nmi fidelity
wero the talk of their circje.
Maybo that very thing left him
open to it scheming woman of
Maria Itogers type. She made a
hasty decision.
I'm tired, Phil. I'm skipping
the party, too."
His voice w us surprised when
he answered. Worried, too, but
she could not tell if it was for
her or because he fell compunc
tion now about carrying out his
own plans. "You're not ill? Judy,
I I! skip the whole business and
come home its soon as I can. That's
uiint ymr want. Isn't it. dear?"
Don't come until you're ready,"
she ausw ered. "I'll be lazy and
rend."
Phil preferring somebody else
it was preposterous! Of course it
would he over in a week, a month.
( )r would it V For six years he
had preferred her. . . .
Judith Irvlnn. you are acting
like a fishw ile," she upbraided
that still white face in the mirror
over I he telephone in hie. on,
very place she looked today there
were mirrors! "No, ko walk home.
C.rt so tired that nothing will look
as good as n hot hath and a drey
hair and a pot of tea. Huirv!"
As she started up the avenue,
pleasant voice spoke ut her
shoulder. "Maybe we met on a
walk somewhere!" she turned lo
e Hrtlce Knlnht. She felt oddlv
pleased. "I hate teas," lie said,
lulling disat mtmily.
"So do I," she answered. "Hut
1 go to hundreds of them."
"Why Mlo wo do it v"
She answered, explaining It
more to herself than to him
My hiishand likes them . . . Hie
Geniality uflor Hie da.x's work. 1
Hk people hut not iu crowds. I
feel that my IIioiil;Ii:i
an
lietui;
stepped on
Hut e you seen niv phi v et ?"
he asked im esetit Iv.
She shook her head, dark and
shining under the simple blue
sailor that mulched the hvaciulh
Jacket. 'ii"svn sellout. We uiv
o wait until we can get scats."
"I'll send yon riel.i "
A hoy and girl from Pittsburgh.
walking lnv,( ther again. S h e
thanked him as she turned off at
the street which led over to the
Fast river and her apartment. He
would send t wo stats, of course,
She had a premonition that she
would be seeing the play alone.
Mut she didn't call olf her en
gagement, instead she left a note
lor 1'htl and went. He came when
the piav that ttdlownl the dinner
was half mei.
'I here were phot ogi n phers in
the lobln during the inlet miss inn
and Judith smiled and posed while
her truck was heing photographed.
Mcsi essed woman Phil stood
near, smiling at her. Suddenly she
became- await- that the old warmth
was missing. He was giving her
a ceurteous gesture. He looked
amused, n little critical.
That was the reason for the
perplexity in her luce in the
Pictures next day. The dress had
photographed perfectly. It was
white silk crepe with bands t
gold and filter cmbnddei.t thai
edged tho cope uud tho panels
1HA7 SHOW3
WOREV WILL
EVEB.V EODV IS SO
WORRIED ABOUT WHO
(. GOIN' TO GIT TH'
NEW FOREMAN
THAT 1HE.W THIWK
EVEM THAT KID,
JUST OUT OF
kKJEE BRITCHES,
V MIGHT C.IT IT.
PROMOTION FEVER
onuin
COPYRIGHT, I0S7, NEA SERVICE, INC.
and me.de tho belt. She had arisen
early to have breakfast with Phil
and she smiled as she showed him
tho paper. He looked at the pic
tured face, ami when his eyes
searched her own face they were
troubled.
"Are you ill, July?" "
"No, Phil dear. Why?"
"Would a trip help you? Parks
perhaps?"
"I don't think so." Oh, if you
would only tell me about Malta, if
there is anything to lell; It" you
would put the cards on the table
and let mo help you lace it. Please,
Phil
quiet. "Honey, let's lunch to
gether. I'll pick you up down on
Wall street
He looked at her a little sadly.
As thougii there was sonieihin
she couldn't understand; as though
then were something ho wished
to tell her and couldn't. He was
bunting a path lo reach her. Im
pulsively she spoke:
"What is it, Phil?"
He started. "What! Ob oh
nothing, nothing at all. I'm end
ing up a business deal ut lunch
today. How about tomorrow?"
Tomorrow didn't matter. Not
even if she had not made the dato
witli Bruce Knight. She told hh:i
about, t hat now and his iuteie.-tt
quickened.
When her telephone rang an
hour later and she heard itrue 's
voico she was glad. Here was
someone who wanted to see her:
someone without toman tic impli
cations; that was over. "Was it
today or tomorrow, or both, we're
lunching?" he. asked. "I honestly
forgot."
"it was tomorrow hut it can he
today," she answered, glad lo be
taken away from her self.
0
Seated with ISruco in the com
fortable, chintz draped dining
room of the Cuioii club, busy vi;h
iced grapefruit. Judith suddenly
put down her spoon. Two familiar
figures wert' approaching. ino
was a small woman in a leaf green
frock with a saucy hint of a hat
on yellow curls. The other was a
broad-shouldered num. tall and
lithe, and he smiled down at tho
woman as he talked to her.
Bui Phil smiled at eteiyotie that
way! Atir-r all. a man couldn't
have a .set of special gestures for
his wire. Judith looked up us I'hil
looked dow n. Her may eyes,
steady ami datk now. were serious
hut her Hps curve humorously.
Them w ere iul rod in-1 ions antj
no one hut the woman who Inve I
him knew that Phil was disturhed.
Then he and Maria found a vomer
table, the grapefruit was replaced
hy . creamed mushrooms, and t he
eoiiverat ion went back and f ir. h
like a wel l-l ruined hound im ball.
Strange how life changes one,
Judith was thinking. Ten -an
ago she would have gone home to
cry. Not now, though. At 1,-a-d,
she had a background of courage.
So, when tlx. luncheon was over,
In flung a smile, gay and devas
tating, a! the two who loitered.
She wanted to tauuh hecauso they
had chosen sm it a discreet roont
for their rendeztous. Life was so
funny - so terribly funny. . . ,
Bruce !:t:gr,c:!crj the mat inee if
his play w hen I hey were 'Ml
the street and she accepted. She
didn't want to go home alone.
So It happened t haf she spent
ihe afternoon w at clung the rnui
who had taken her home that one
night, long ago. bring courage ami
taith and sacrifice to a tole. II
1
"as a great actor. She knew tli.it lll! money to spewi at tile couui
now. She woiihh.'t leil hjm uhojlair.
die was. She wouldn't si-e him
junln She imM jn -I lluink him
anil say bnndhv Vnit--s Irom lus
dies-sing nim shut her (tut. even
when the attendant had gi.mltMl
ealianie permission
"1 don't want to love von.
Itrm e I hmie.ttlv .I.mi'i. ltnt I I
can'! hrlp il"' That was MillnOni.
faelng lite wiili ihe tiller i and-u
nf the yniiiu. r u.-iieratiou
"Von u.iu'i-,.ii muxtn't - Milli-
rem, ii's madness. I'm :ll, vou ve
l!l . . . You'll get over il, Mllly.
ll's nothing, nothing- "
Two .wars oliler than I was 1:1
years nun. thought Judith. Mie
would ask tlte girl to drop by so-ne
alleliumn. .Mute she could help
her. Suddenly she wanted lo help I
her terribly, lntcusily. Shu was
By Wffliarttt
WHAT
DO-
WELL, HE'S
JU5T TH' KIWD
THEV D WAKJT,
IF HE DOM'T
&ET IT, AMD
JU&T TH' KIMD
THEV DOM'T
WAKIT, IP HE
DOES GET IT.
being hurl, too. Were all women
hurt? Hurt but walked on be
cause there was no place to re
treat. Millicent had been a popu
lar debuntante hist year, feted at
Princeton, Harvard, Yale. She had
a stag line of football mars. Yet
she loved Hruce.
That night Phil menlioned
Marl ti. "It's still unfinished busi
ness." he hu hi. "We didn't get the
bonds chosen."
"Phil," Judith said, after long
silence.
"Vcs. darling?" His video was
comfortable and relaxed.
"I want lo talk. Lei's say pond
by to the civilized world Fridav
night and go out hi thu lodge and
fish this week-end. We're too
much surrounded by people. There
are guests all the time. Maybe
if we i bought cleaiiv " She
ice. I
something something quite voice
less. "Ho on, Judy." Phil said quietly.
(To bo continued)
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
KLAMATH FALLS, July :io
i.w i tiie Klamath hasin'a rap
idly growing potato Industry haa
spread into the Ilutte Vallev sec
tion of Siskiyou county in Califor
nia, (.rowers have planted about
; acres near Dorris and Mac
Doel. The development followed
acquisition of large holdings bv
n.u res hurray, San Francisco
real estate man.
WASHINGTON. July ,o The
senate committee on Inters! ale
and foreign commerce has report
ed favorably on Ihe Knitted I ill
bill authorizing the raising; of the
Hood Iiiver bridge and the Bridge
of the Hods at federal expense.
PORTLAND, July :tn A fed
eral court jury ordered the gov
ernment to pay SMfio for a strip
of hind near Mosier. It wjll he
covered by water when Bonneville
dam is completed.
Selemi Merrill and others asked
fur the BS.'l-acre tract.
Kt'HFXK. July ;pi Lane roitn-
ty truck garden operators begun
harvesting une or the largest and
host quality gtueii bean erotm in
history Ibis week.
The Fugeiie Fruit Hrnwers asso
ciation said the volume will reach
its peak next week. More field
ha mis will receive employment
than ever before ami wages will
run in per cent higher, said A.
K. MeCoriuiek, president of the as
sociation. PORTLAND. July III) William
(ia.elee, a low boat operator, dis
covered Thursday near Swan
island 111" hodv of Samuel K. Hoi
comb, who jumped or fell from
the steamer Cascade while re
turning Irom Bonneville w 1th a
party of democrats Sunday.
MF.l'FOUD. J.luly :io Knlisl
ineiit here ot Ray and Roy Ander
son, t w ins. in the I'nileil States
army constituted a potential case
ol" the "jitters" for some luckless
infantry commander.
When dressed alike it is neces
sary to lake ttnir word for which
is Rat and which Roy.
Major II D Bagim)!. Portland
recruiting officer, bid they were
the lirst twins ever sworn in
t here.
TILLAMOOK. July :it Mary
Lu Bui bank, n, lost four Bug-u s
on her left band yesterday culting
chlttum bark. The child was earn-
V SlllNi;T(IN. July :lo The
'X 'Ui-ral nian.mer of the tetleral
j samms and loan insurance cor
t,i alhm reported today the sav
Mn;.'S of S'J:;,; dejMi-dtors in tllr
' ton ing-tVuiri loan assoi iat ion
are iiou luolected up lo $:i,OMt.
' The Institution have !,cts lo
j lahni; T.l I ."
I
I'l MiTI.AM'. July :w -Tin
. n out bumper ot an auloaiohile
Ii'racgeil I. Mill Collins Jr.. . to 111
jilt nth at St. Johns hrM night.
Nellliei Ihe driver nor wilnestes
' could shv how the child became
jcatigbt as the machine backed out
of a dliewav.
It was the citv's 1Mb traffic fa-
'tullty of the nollce ear.
r7
T tllliV I " it El
Local
News
Mr. Brown Here K. K. Ilrown,
of Wilbur, spent yesterday in this
city attending to business.
Attends to Business T. II. Fan
nan, of Drain, was a business visi
tor in this city yesterday.
Mr, Rowelt Here Churlcs How
ell, of Tetimile, spent a few hours
in town yesterday on business.
Go to Portland Mayor ami MrH.
A. J. Young, of this city, left Fri
day for Cortland on business.
Here Shopping Mrs. loa Con
ley, ot .Myrtle I reek, spent yester
day In Uo.ichurg shopping and
visiting.
In Towh Yesterday Hugh
Kitcliio, of Harden valley, was in
town attending to business yuater
day.
Mrs. Hahn Here iMrs. Charles
Halm, of Hixonvllie, wa.i here shop
ping and visiting fiionds yestur-
daj.
Fishing on Umpqua Mr, and
Mrs. Arnold JO. Jurgens und fam
ily have been spending re vera I
days fishing on (he North Cmpqua
Elkton Visitors Here Mr. arid
..irs. (ieorge Walker und Mr. and
.Mrs. Orval Hockley, of Klktoti,
were visitors iu this city yesterday.
Here From Sutherlin J. l
Francis, A. ti. Moore and W. F.
rtuiner irn, mi ot Huuierlin, were
vhdlors in Iloaeburg for u few
hours yesterday.
Back From Camping Trip lalo
Stephen. Jr., and Leslie Kneel
bavo returned to their homes here,
after enjoying a week's camping
trip on iiock creek.
Visiting at Gsiretse Home
.Mrs. itoy Wilson ami son Leroy
of Myrtle Creek .e here visiting
at Ihe home of- Mrs. Herretse on
Washington street.
At Hutton Home Mr .and
Mrs. Burton Hut (on of Corvallis
hate arrived in Garden Yallev to
spend the week-end visiting Mr.
tud Mrs. it. S. Hutton.
Go to Coast Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Strange and daughter, Iyni
Helen, of this cily, left today lor
Silt coos lake to spend tho week
end enjoying an outing.
At Morrison Home Miss Jean
Waddingham, of Portland, is spend
ing several weeks In Koseburg at
th? Fred Morrison homo on Chad
wick street, as the guest of Nonio
B, Morrison.
Back from Riddle Mrs. (Ieorge
Singleton and two sons, Gordon
and Phillip, have returned to their
home on Cobb street, after spend
ing Ihe past ten days in Kiddle
visiting the former's parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Houslee.
Visiting Here Yvonne Kin
cart, who Is spending the sum
mer with hr maternal grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, in Suth
erlin, is spending a few days in
this city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Fredrlckson, and also Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Frodrickson.
Leave Friday Mrs. (Ieorge
ilolter and Miss Phyllis Anne Hol
ler left l-'ririay for their home in
Portland after spending the nasi
week here visiting at ihe home of
Ihe former's Inother-lli-law and
sister. Attorney and Mrs. Uexter
Ilice, on South Kane street.
Attend Assembly Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Howe have retu.ued from
Cicscadla. where they took their
t. Wayne, to attend the ItapHst
young people's assembly. On the
return trip Ihey brought back
Joyce l-anieteux, Katheline Irv
tog -iiii.t Wanda Jurgens who had
been attending the guild assembly.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd
Pinkstou and daughter, Thclma:
Mr. and Mrs. J. Will I lourrinrfr, of
Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. II. i. Me.
Kay of this cily. and Vr. und
Mrs. lieorge Russell Wlsharl. of
Stockton, Calif., spent Sunday In
Hoseliurg as guests of Mr. Wish
art's annl and uncle. Mrs. Kriylhe
Florence Kelley und Fred hus
sell. Leave for San Francisco It.
K. Carr ami Mr. and Mrs. CltHrles
V. Stanlon left loday for a week's
visit in San Frnndsco. Mr.' Carr.
owner of Call's Variety Mores,
and Mrs. Stanton, employed in tho
Itosehllig store, will attend buy
ers' week activities tthile In San
I't.iln i.-,' o. Mr. Slaiiion, ciiy editor
of lite Ni ws-lievlew. is Inking a
brief vacation.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Hewitt and two dailuhlers of
Seal'tle are vacationing here risit
imr to)' former's mother, Mrs. J.
A. Hewitt, and sisters. Mrs. Ivlwin
Itoolli and .Mis. Iloyil Hubs, and
Mrs. Hewitt's rather. Nap Hire.
Mrs. Hewitt was formerly Jean-
nelt Itlce of this city. Mr. Hewitt
and Anion- and Pat Audrlls nf this
rilv left WcdncMluy tor the North
I'nipuna aboe steamboat losts-nd
a few das lishine.
Bend Visitors Arrive Mr. and
Mrs. Ysinler Williams ami two
suns. Ralph slid Jerrv. or Mend,
lire, arrived here Thtirsdnv to
visit ih,- former's mother. Mrs.
Cora Austin, ami brother in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Phillip
llarlh Mr. and Mrs. Williams hn
yesterday for (orsi points and the
two children remained at the
Haith home Mr. Williams was
former! with the Western Cnlon
office here uud Is nuw manager
at Beutl.
Dailg Devotions
DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
The prophet Isaiah was very
sure that there was one kind
of satisfaction and reward in
life that no mull can be denied
or go short of, and that is the
satisfaction and reward of good
deeds well and faithfully and
honestly done. Life does often
seem to have a way of playing
tricks on us and robbing us of
some of the good that we work
hard for and that we think we
iave earned the right to ex
pect, but there Is one thing it
cannot take from us and that
Is the great joy that comes
from honorable and noble and
unselfish living, that abides
forever. May wo have a single
ness of purpose, we pray Thee,
O God, a great and compelling
desire to do Thy will and to
give up our lives to the good
of the world about us. May wo
know the joy that genuine liv
ing for Thee gives to us all.
Amen.
Taking Vacation Mrs. Klltn
heth Garrett, stenographer to At
torney (luy ('union, is taking a
few days vacation.
Here From Portland Miss Jes
sie I'yron has nrrived hern from
I'nrtland to spend Uro wouk-eml
with friends.
Spend Day In Sutherlin Mrs.
K. U. Dolan and Mrs. II. It. Slater,
of this illy, spent Friday in Suth
erlin visiting relatives and
friends.
Attends to Business J. K.
Kruin. of tlii- Crown W'iilamcl te
Taper rompany, Portland, spent
yesterday iju this city on busi
ness. Here Few Days II. I). Hr.rrls,
of San Fraucisro, is visiting
friends here for a few days on his
vacation, after visiting in Kugeue
a short time.
Visiting Parents 'arl Simon.
of' Medfnrd, urrlved here today to
spend tho weekend visiting his
parents, Mr. und Mrs. Harry Si
mons.
At Hehrtinser Mart I). W.
Ilelliwell of tills elty has accepted
employment at the new Ilenniuger
Mart. whteli opened today lu the
treason building.
Visit in Oakland .Mrs. II. C
Stearns anil daughter .Marilyn and
Audrey MeKaehern spent Fridav In
Oakland visiting .Mrs. it. L). Bridges
and daughter Joyce.
In Town Two Days Sidnev S.
ueorge, ol Kugene, employee ol
mo slate industrial accident colli'
mission, was here Wednesday and
I nursday on business.
Visiting at Azalea Mrs. H. A.
riums and son and daughter. Uilly
anu ua, ot Kciliunnd, ore., are vis
iting the former's parents, .Mr. and
.Mrs. trunk Tripp, at Azalea.
Visits at Camo Mrs. Carl K.
Wlinberly spent yesterday at Woff
treeli camp visiting her daughter
canny 1,11, who Is camping there
with friends for three days.
Returns Today Miss Hu l.au
bach returned to her beauty sho:
in the Perkins building today, aft
er spending the past week in Che
hulls, Wash., visiting relatives.
Arrives Here I.loyd Cilliam
arrived here yesterday from Port-
lam! lo visit for a few days, be
fore going to Walla Walla Mon
day to attend summer school.
Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Itoy Hellows of this cily left yes
terday lor Portland to bring their
son. Hob, bark to his home here.
iton nas peen attending camp
inei e.
Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Raymond stopped iu.r(. ,,u route
home to F.iigene yesterday on their
vacalinn. Mr. Raymond is nil li
the Pacific Abstract and Title
company.
Back From Eugene Mrs. J. A.
liar! and (laughter. Miss (lladvs.
have relumed to their homo on
South Stephens slreet. nfler spend
ing throe days In Kugene vislling
relatives and friends.
Leaves for Portland Mrs. W.
V. (ieorge has left for her home
In Portland, nrter spending Ihe
past three weeks lu this rilv vis
iting her soil-In law and daughter,
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylvester.
Back From Camp !.t W ill II.
Hrown returned home Fridav hum
ItOTC divisiUll Of the ll:ltl,,:,l
guard camp at Fort l wls, when,
he has been th,. past sld weeks.
He left today for Silver Unite look.
out to spend several days.
SpendDak at Marshfield Mr
und .Mrs. T. F. Kerr, of ibis ,i,.-
made n business trip to Marshlieiii
yesterday ami were i,.i
by Mrs. I W. .losse ami u,.
ltroadw-a. who sin-til tlo. ,iu!
iting friends I here.
Mrs. Ditchburn Leaves M s
. T. Ilitehblllll of Ni.w- York nu
lla lell lor Portland to visit t,n',.
Msler. Mrs. Dunllev. after si ,l.
ing Hie past month iu Ros,,,llrL
as tne gu..sl n( Mis. J. K. Ilarker
on Fast Lane slreet.
Go to Walta Walla Miss (ilea
Whither ami Miss Frances How
lin. nurses al the Veleran Admini
stration facility her,.. ,iMI ji
llowlin's mother. Mrs. Tnvlor ot
Slonx Falls. South Dakoia left
yesterday for the Walla Walla
Wash, t ctcrans hospital.
Spends Friday Here II R
Campbell, advertising manager of
ihe Shell Oil company f,. M,
Portland district,, spoilt vesterday
at tlte local oflice conferring wilh
Fred Morrison, manager Mr
Campbell is en mute north to
Portland, having completed a
scout trip along lau cousl.
KRNR PROGRAM
(1,500 Kilocycles)
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00 Jimmy GiU-r.
4:15 .Modern Vocalists.
4:30 Tea Time Tunes.
5:oo liorspy Uros. Orchestra.
5:30 Monitor Viewi the News,
6:43 Hrooklyn Symphony.
8:00 Victor Young.
6:15 Montmartre Famous 0r
chest ras.
6:45 "Knights of the Road."
6:50 News Flashes.
7:00 L. A. Symphony.
7 : IB Illng Crosby.
7:30 Vmir Cinih IIhb,
7:49 Texas Fiddle Tune Twist.
ers.
8:00-Sigu Off.
SUNDAY, AUOUST 1
S:30 Sacred Selections.
9:00 Veterans Facility Program.
M::l0 Arkansas Log Hollers.
10:00 Montmartre Famous Or
chestras. 10:30 Pearl Rose Robinson.
11:00 Sunday Heipiest Program.
12:00 Organ Concert.
1:00 l.os Angeles Symphony.
1:15 Roseburg Gospel Messen.
gers, C. B. Hays.
1:30 Phil l.evanto and Orches
tra. 2:00 Artist Itecital lluieatl.
2 : 1 r, Piano Recital.
8:30 (lolden Voices.
3:00 Sunday Afternoon Dancu
Melodies.
3:30 Sunday Varieties.
3 : t.ri Hawaiian Serenade.
4:00 The Angelus Hour, Dr. C.
A. Edwards. v
4:30 Salon Melodies.
4 :l'i Symphony.
5:00 Sunday Kiddles lleimest.
6:30 Ding Crosby.
5:4", Organ Reveries.
6:00 Slip Off.
MONHAY, ACUI ST 3
7:CC "Earlyi Birds."
7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
Morning."
7:50 Alarm Clock Club.
S:lfi Dixie Memories.
8:30 (Men Cray und His Cusa
I.oma Orchestra.
0:00 -The Homey philosopher.
9:1. -..Mills llrolhers.
9 : 30 Hudson Del.unge.
It: 15 Klliuglou iu Harlem Har
mony. 10:00 (lolden Voices.
10:30 "Radio Rendezvous," Copco.
10: 1:1 Homemakers' Harmony.
11:15 Variety Show of the Air.
1 1 : tii Marimba Melodies.
lkt:00 "Time Signal," Knudtson's.
l'i: on Knickerbocker Symphony.
12:15 "Singing Strings," Radio
Music.
12:30 denial Jan (Inrber.
12:45 News-Review of the Air.
1:00 "Odds and I-hids."
1:30 Afternoon Dunce Melodies.
2:00 The World Hook Man.
2:07- Patsy Molilalia.
2:3u Hits of Yesterday.
2:50 New Flashes.
3:00 Tho Westerners.
3:15 Art Shaw.
3:30 Kiddies' Request Program.
3:45 "Your Hi Hoad to Happi
ness,' Dairies of Rosebig.
4:00 The Editor Views the News.
.1:1.", Ray Kinny.
1:30 Khylhm of the Raugehtuds.
5:00 "Melody Lane" with Wanda
Armour at the Indian The
atre Organ.
5:3C The fflonitor Views . the
News.
5:11,. A. Symphony.
6:00 Hansen's Memories in Mel
ody.
6:15 Montmartre Famous Orch
estras. 6:45 -"Knights of the Road."
6:50 News Flashes.
7:oo Manhattan Concert. Hand.
7:13 -llitss Morgan Music.
V I'M The American Family Rob
inson. 7: 13 Your tJruU llag.
ts: 00 Sign Off.
TUKSUAY, ACCl'HT 3
7 .HO - "Karly lllrils."
7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:45 Alarm Clock Club.
S:15 -Vagabonds ot tho Prairies.
s:30 Teddy Wilson.
s: l" - Roy Smeck.
0:00 Richard Crooks.
!l:l'p Municipal Dane... Rriud.
9:30 Vaughn DeDealh.
9: I,", Accordion Caper.:.
lo:oil-.tbnny Johnson.
l'i: I.", -Piano Palter
10:30 "Radio Rendezvous," Copco.
in: la llomeniakers' Harninnv.
11:15 Variety Show of the Air.
1 1 : lu Spanish Setvnade.
12:00 "rime Slonal." KnbHtr.nn's.
12:oo N. Y. Civic Oicbnsir.-i
1:15 Phil Harris. Ornn.C.rrrrt.
sen.
12:30 - Itorsev fb-ns.
12:45News-Review of the Air.
j. no 1,1,1 and Knris."
1 :3'i Aflcrnoon Dance .Melodies.,
2110 "World Hook Man.''
2:07 Organ Interlude. .
2: 15- Madrigal Singers.
2:30 -.Melod.-- Alount.lincer.t.
2:50 News Flashes.
S:uo-Lopez and Orchestra.
3: 15 -Ambrose and Orchestra.
3: Ki,lli''s' Request Proclaim
4:00 The Editor's Views of tne
News.
4: 15 Chamber of Commerce Pro.
sran.
4:30 Poems From
Room.
the Tower
1: 15 -Ru.iy Viillco mid the Yan
kees. S:oo -Oily Ismitvinln.
5:30 The Monitor Views the
News.
o:i.i S. V. siato Svniphouiu
I l.i .1 .
(i nn -Organ Melodies.
0.15 Montmartre Famous Or
chestras. 6:50 News Flashes.
I '"' '- Symphouv.
li -lloosler Hot Shots.
:" - our (itali Hag
: SIbh Off.
Arrives Friday - li,. A. P. Tie
or of Chi,.,,, talii.. who Is teach
it in the Souther,, Oregon Nor
mal s, iol summer session at
Ashlaml. arrived here yesterdav to (
take Mrs. Taylor back to Ashlaml.
I lie latter has ben spendinir the
past w-,-ek hero visiting her broth-"j-in-l'iw
and sisl. r. .t,-. umi .jls.
Homer (Jrow, 0u .Mill streeL