ROSEBUKC NEWfl-MVlfcW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WPftNESDAV, NOVEMBER 3, 1W.
SIX
EAGLES TO GREET
Tinfu-lmrtf niri', l-'iali-iniil Onlr
of Kk1h, will li:t vi as nmmt
upt-altcr mi TiM'tl;iy. Dr. .Mhr
iiiaiin, ot UiiMiiiHl, Calif., a lurnmr
iiaiiniial Hi-f lil'iil ol Hi frah-ni-iiy.
I r. Mi hi iiiiiDii is oik of iho iimsl
ioiular h-mleiK in I oi. r. mill
Huiih un Ih'Ihk matli for om- ot
tlit lurnst nifi'liiiKrt of lh- yi'ur,
Worthy I'n'hiilciil Carl Murphy
fialil inJay.
Main ioiirn or the ndilrcnn will
Iih'IimIi' u (ll-HciiMHlnn of the fill
li'iiilly's oriiMiilt'K for IvrlBlailon In
lii'lp thi! dependent anl Iht under
irl ili-tffd, wail tin officer of lln'
local ut'ik1.
"The rirl purpose of our onl'r,"
na Id Murphy, "in to prut eel our
nii'iiih'TH tlirniinh payment of Kick
IjciK'IIih, furu'iJil ItciH-fllH ami by
providing Ihoiii and their depend
ents Willi pliyHlciaMH" nervlcen.
"I.oim iikn, Mii'l'' li-adi'in deler-
iiiliK'd. however, thai tin principle
of protection Khoulil Ih cI'iidi-U
Mi iion-Kai'lt'H an well. Hence, lln
K. (I. K. h"'naii lo Michh Hoiial we
fail aiiivilli'H which read an fnv
orahly tijoii I In foci mien of non
iim'iii lioi'H h upon thi' fnriiuii'.s of
ini'iiihi'i-H uf the order. Thiounh
our canipaliiH for niol Ikth' peii
tdon, workmen's (-oinpt'iixallon,
nnd old ue peiinimi lawK we havo
lieejl HIlCCI'Hsful In tflviiiK to nil
Anici'U'an.H u Kreutr degn'O of
ocoiiiimli? nfcuilty.
"We are now hackiiiK a Klnhili
n I Ion of employment nieiiHiire
i he Kajrh'H-Ludlow hill because
wh lii'livi thai our run n try will
he Haft from Hevert economic de
lir mhIoiik with their roiis'(j ihmiI
widen picad HiitferiuK only when
workeiH ha vi steady JoIjh at a
navtuK waKf."
I lelcatloiiK, headed by many
leadeiK in thltt area, w ill attend
from Med ford, (.run in I'hsh, (ot
laK (.rove and count aeries.
o
DIVISION OF COUNTY
HOME WORK URGED
(Continued from pa go 1)
Mask, who had heeii held In cus
tody Milieu lut July following his
aneMt upon accural iorm hy a minor
HM'p-daiiKhtiM't wa released from
I'UHtody following tni! action of the
grand jury In returning u not true
hill.
Melrhing wart arreHted recently
with Chapman, on a charge of at
leiupliiiK a robbery at the Safeway
grocery Kioto in llnsehurg. liespnii
nihility for the crime was placed
hy Iho grand Jury upon Chapman,
iigalut whom an ludiclmeut was
brought.
Moduli had been accused of Is
suing had checkH while nerving as
honk keeper of the Hradley gin
celeria, which wa cloned recently.
Cole hail been at used of forcing
the mime of a relative to a prom
issory note, while Matron was
charged with as asHiiult while arm
ed with a pistol.
In each case of exoneration the
grand Jury found iuHiirficfent evi
dence to support the churgen.
The names of persons against
whom chaws were brought In the
four Healed Indictments were with
held unlil airesls could he made.
County Home Plaints Heard
The report accompanying the In
(lictnieuls and not true bills, said
that all cases had been investi
gated and a caretul Impilry made
In 1 11 management of various county
t, depitrtmeiils, particularly the coun
ty home and hospital.
T'-e Kiand Jury heard a numher
of persons who claimed inismau
anement at the institution, hut re
potted that It "found conditions
satisfactory, considering the room
ing lacllitles." and that "both in
Htltutious are now under eillcient
inuiiajietuciU."
It was, however, recommended
"that the head nurse of the hospi
tal he placed In charge of the hos
pital under the supervision of the
county physician, and that the
superintendent lie In charun of (he
home."
The Jury also recommended that
employing and dlschurKluK of em
ployes of the respect I vo institu
tions be under the control and su
pervision of the county court, nnd
that alt HiippUcs, Insofar as pos
sible, be purchased on bids through
the county court.
It was the Jury's reconinienda
, tiou that the budget committee set
aside a sinking fund for (he next
four or five years to provide
money for new structures.
NEUTRAL ZONE AT
SHANGHAI PLANNED
(Continued from page 1)
five miles Into eastern Sh:uei
province to a point within d miles
of the provincial capital, Taljnna.
llltrSSKl.S. Nov. 3 (Al'i--Chlua's
sokeMtnan at the Umi:-.cM
conference today said "Jupamve
forces will overrun (he boiiiidai ;rs
of China and throw the world In
( a general war" unless she is
c becked.
The spokesman. Ir. V. K. Well
lug ton Kih), made the pi edition
after hearing five Important pow
ers make an appeal fur direct in
Initiations between China and Ja
pan to seek a solution t' the f;r
WINTER FUEL PRICES
OLD GROWTH FIR
4-ft. Green, per cord c9 nn
t. Ory Slab, per cord . St'w!
1Mnch Dry, per load ZI" 450
IB-Inch Green, per load -J'on
Mill Endt, per load JZZ-. 450
2 ft. Green Slab, per load S3 50
2 ft. Dry Slab, per load $4 50
Sawdnit. per unit $200
HARDWOOD, Oak and Laurel Block, tier $ VcX
HARDWOOD. Oak and Laurel Split, tier S3 OO
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
PHONE 282
eastern conflict.
Norman II. Davi.s, head of the
Cllited Stales delegation, koiiiiiK d
I ho keynote of Iho coafei em - by
uigiiiK the two countries lo h tile
I licit- differences "by peaceful pio-ceaseH."
Iieli.j.;ates of fire.it. Jtrltali..
France, Italy and Hiosia said liny
Hiih.M-iiuci whole hean.-dly to the
hope expressed hy Imvis.
I n: Koo charged f i ve Jn ,;iui :o
iinuies, totalling more tbnu half
a million men, were "contimiafly
atlaekiiiK Clilnene iiefeii-e 1'nen on
live funds with Hie vl- 'v nj fnic
Ing a rapid victory in i'l r to im-
pH'H-, peib:iS overawe, (Jii.s yej-y
coilleitnce."
HEAVY TOLL TAKEN
BY SYRIAN FLOODS
liAMASCI'K. KyrlH. Km-. ?,.
(AI'J i j.illjilSf-lt.s ofllcinlw iimiioiiih:--
Imliiy linn riM-i-iii MoimIh in ilif
iHirtlicuiit caiiHfit ;::', known
iti'iilhH, anil thai rn .000 peiSOIlK
were estimated to hi homeless.
Villages over a ,oiii smiare mile
area were inundated by rain wa
ters lushing down the Kalamouu
mountains and rising to a height!
of 2il feet In Homo districts. 1
Hailifall the juinl few ilay-4 ex
ceeded by Kim per cent a :!o-year
average.
Properly damage was i-Hiimaled
at J Ifi.uoo.oiMi.
French soldiers aided organiza
tion nf relief camps.
MYSTERY SLAYING
IN CHICAGO CLEARED
CIMCACO, Nov. :i. (AP) -Police
Capt. Daniel (illherl announced
toibiy that a confession by Anthony
Kapleuza, who ki"w a mustache
and sidehurtiK and knocked out one
of his teeth to disguise himself,
brought a complete solution to the
mysterious (iraut park Having last
August 22 of Herbert V. ,ee.
(Jilbert said Supieiizn, ;pj, w,0
was ca pt ured In Shrevepnr t , l.a.,
uhlle he slumped the Lord's pray
er on souvenir pennies at a carni
val booth, confessed he fired the
shot that killed l.el; in a moonlight
holdup.
I.ee, formerly (,f Detroit, was
walkhiK with Lucille lliiebler,
blonde jmrly jjlrl, wl attacked.
PLUNGE INTO HOT
WATER KILLS BRIDE
ki:atti.i:, Nov. .i-iap) -wnii-
nut ri'KlllnlllK (illHriniislu.sn tn tie
Ni'i llji' llin lie. Iili'iil, .Mis. I'nliicia
HIi'hlinlHilll. i.'l yiMll-nlll IjiIiIi., ilii.il
loclay nt liurns hi' ri'ci'ivi'il Sal
unlay In a nluiiKn into a lialliluli nf
KI'IllllillK WIltlT.
I'ohrf SUM llrtailli'll hir tlll.M
biind, Di'll Kji-liunlHMii, nf roi'tluiHl,
who niairli'il lier al Vanciiiivcr,
Ua.ih.. curly hixl wnck. 11
live ( a)l. Siiairnril said lie would
In' m.'HtiiiuiMl rnrthiT.
Illrhaiil.siiii hiiIiI Iiih ulfi. i .,i
IllU) till tllll Wllfll Hlle IllTHIIM'
hyHli'i'lial liri'iitiKii hn rcrilHi'il In
Hlvi' her a Hi'ilallvn hIhi wiiiiIimI.
Kcnirroril Halil the woman iiIkii hail
a hlurk i-yn anil luokiMl wrlm.
MARKET
REPORTS
WHEAT
I'OltTI.ANIl, Ore. Nov. n.--
(AIM (lialn: .
Wheal linen IIIlIi Low Clou-
May SNJ SSA S7 ST
III'-' Wi dli SI SI
Cash In-ill: Hit! Ili-ml liliu-.su-in
hw. III ii-i- ci-nl S7: VI iii-r ci-ni
Nn; ilaik hanl wlim-i- j:i pm- 1-,-m
!i!i: VI i-i-r ci-nl nr.; n m- i-i-ni ST:
8ol'l whlii- ami wi-Hli-i-u whiti- s.'l;
hanl wlnii-r mi; wi-sli-tn n-il SI.
Stock and Bond
Averages
Cnniiiilnl hy Tin- Assm lali il I'n-sa.
Nov. ;i.
( STOCKS
311 1". IS M
I IikI Im UK's Vi h SI'k.i
Tmlay (iil.:l :'l.;i :i;.t ,; ji
I'ri-v. ilay . 2:1.4 ;ir, 1 i-i.
Monlll ao . .. Tii.ll L'7 7 :li; 1 r-l '-'
Yi-ar ami .. H7.2 414 M ; 71 7
1!-:I7 hlKh Iiil.ii 4-j.ri r.l.ll 753
1 ;:it low n . : t 211.7 ;u. t r.. 1
l!i: hiRh .... vm x 1:1.5 r.;i 7 72 s
i'.:t low . . 7:1.1 jii ; is. 1 55.7
BONDS
! -Ml 1.1 111 11)
lilt In.l ls ri ., Ken.
Toilay 7ii.;l !lv.7 H2.ii liii.s
I I'l fv . ila . 77.0 :i!l 1 112 5 !ii;,!t
; Month ao s I II lnu.5 Ji l 1 ii 7
' Yi-nr iiko . !ni !l lu:t !l I112 it 711. t:
i l!07 hkh !i?i 0 In 4 1 ln2 717'
I ln::7 Ion Tii 0 ;t 7 1 1 -ni ; 1,1 7 I
ti 1 k h :k 2 mi 1 in:i 1 7::,.. I
: l!i:tti low i: ;i 101 s :i-.i ;1 1:7 1; j
You can avoid
having your
cleaned. Call
partment.
a fire by
Chimney
Fire De-
C.I.O. BEATEN AT
DETROIT ELECTION
(Continued from pnpo 1)
an dehincrats.
Summary of Results
Lecam-e of tin dominance ;f lo
cal isMies, parly b-adeis found feu
elnes lo national political trends In
I be S alleled Otl eur elei I II, IIS.
Lale redirus showed today that:
Senator A. Hurry Moore of New
Jersey unn back lor the deiuocrats
I he governorship he has held twice,
leaving the republicans with onl
six governors out of (.
lit nee Itartou, advertising execu
tive and author, was elected to the
house from New York's "Silk
Stocking" ili strict, replacing a I
democrat and Increasing republican j
strength In that branch of (ongiessj
by one. Three oilier congressional-
elections to fill Vacancies deVeo(-
ed no parly switches.
Former Uov, James M. Curley of j
Massachusetts lost bis poliiical .
couiebaek race for mayor of Itostou!
to Maui Ice J, Tobin, in a non
partisan five-man contest.
( 'oruellus I). Scully, democrat, !
won reelection as mayor of Pitts-j
burgh.
James II. Price, democrat, was
easily elected governor of Virginia, i
Cleveland reelected republican '
Mayor Harold II. Iturton. j
Thus ran the returns the demo
cratic victories here, republican
triumphs there.
REPUBLICANS GAIN
IN N. Y. ELECTIONS
(Continued Irorn pago 1)
'i: vacamlcH. 4.
ConKri-KHiii'-n i-lwli-il :
Ni-w Voik, 17th illsl., Ilniin Mar
lon. It.
New Voik, Sr.ih ili.st.. K.ilph A.
Canilile. It.
New York, 27tli illsl. . I.ewi.i K.
Iloekefeller, It.
Virginia. Ilnl iIIkI., Lave K. Sat-K-llii-lil,
.li II.
LA GUARDIA AGAIN
DOWNS TAMMANY
(Continued from page 1)
many mayor in t he city's history
Hiiiee poMi-Revolutionary times to
be reelected. Me carried all of New
York's five boroiiMliH.
The total vote was the highest
ever cast in a purely local election
2,2:i.'t.iJn7 and I.atJuardia's
vote wan the lainesi ever Kivt-n a
mayoral candidate in New York.
The American labor pajty vote
for LaCuardia totaled 4SlM'i!i, and
I be republican total for hi in was
ImI'.S.I.
A met ican labor parly officials
w re jubilant, predicting a state
vote of Niio.iiuii next year, lint Ken
neth Simpson, New York coun
ty republican leader, whose stra
lecy lined up lusion. procicssives,
American labor, socialist and com
munist support behind the winuiir-:
city-wide slate he picked, was even
more jubilant.
The republican vote fit iiTi.S'i!!
for the mayor was Hie lniK''t
record. .Moreover, the victory prov
ed to Simpson's own satisfaction
bis formula for republican partv
recovery a series of local party
victories achieved by coalition wit h
all available dissident elements
"Kivinn the voters candidates ami
issue they will vote for."
Farley Disappointed
The result of the election was
a disappointment to Postmusii-r
ticucrnl James A. Farley, national
and New York state democrat ic
chairmaii. a generally unerrim; po
litical straleuist, who came home
to assume personal command of
the Maboiiey campaign several
weeks ni;o. He was aided by (lov
rnort Herbert H. Lehman, and
I'niled States Senators Robert K.
Wanner ami Royal S. I'opelaiid.
Although the election may have
considerable effect upon democra
tic party prestige locally, anil may
alfect Hie future plans of l-'arley.
the "New Deal" was not an Issue,
since both candidates professed al
legiance to it. especially to its so
clal, labor and relief policies.
Roosevelt Congratulates
President Roosevelt, personally
friendly to Latiuardia. maintained
a "bands off attitude during the
canipaimi. but lost no time after
the outcome was certain in tele
phoning his eonnratulaiions to Hie
maor.
Fiery little l.uHuardia in his cam
pa imi excoriated Tammany and
stressed "honest, efticient niunbi
pal administration" Mahoncy. cool,
reserved head of the V A. I1., a
lormer Judne anil wealthy lawyer,
stressed the "red issue" and mcimh-
ROASTERS
Wearever Aluminum
$3.85, $4.95, $5.95
These Are Special Holiday Prices
SAVORY ENAMEL $3.00 $3.35
REED ENAMEL $1.00 up to $3.35
Churchill Hardware Co.
Ironmongers
il LaCum dia of communist lean
in K".
Ii'iuardia. raided in the old
souihwt-st. and otteii proi lafiniiifc
that he oifi allegiance to no purty
ami no uifcli, said alter his election:
"The people . . . have bad Pujr
ears of my kind of good govern
ment. They have rendered their
verdict."
Muhom-y j-aid, after conceding
deleal :
"Tin mass or people today In
such a crowded ciiy as New York
are tor such a i ad lea I political
philosophy (as 1 ,a luut d ia's i and
in addition to that a large number
of our ja-ople have fell be had
given an administration free from
coi i upti ."
Says Machine Doomed
Mayor Latiuardia today preilict
(d the "doom forever" of political
machine government in New York
City.
"The Idea of non-polii U al gov
ernment Is contagious, and all
over the country cities are taking
a keen interest in It," the fusion
ist mayor said. In a victory inter
view at city hall.
He attributed his victory to tho
fact that "people want good gov
ernment when they can gel it." He
assailed 1 he "emotional appeals
and demands for parly loyally,
even when made by statesmen in
high position."
"Political machine j-'overnuient, 1
Toxoid and Smallpox
VACCINATION
CLINIC
Tuberculin Test
SATURDAY
November 6
9 to 11 a. m.
Douglas County
Health Unit Office
UMPQUA
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Quality Workmanship
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PHONE 472
Oak and Stephens Sts.
G
Ethel Enders
Elmo CosmetJfe
will be in this store
Nov. 1 to 6
She will be glad to sive
you a personal consul
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I ot your skin. Telephone
our store and make an
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PHONE 269
forrupt inn and aft iu dor.itir d
and diiiiiel fnrever in New York
Cily," Itfluurdia said. Inferring
10 his fhut fleiddi) on a fusion
"refunn" ilrki-l, lie ronriniK-d :
"Four years tifco, u uoii-iiaiiinuii
non itnlilii ui toveriihient In Ni'W
Yui k City wan n Hnri of experi
ment, lull we liuve i1eiiifiit.it rilled
MimI 11 is miUe an. I n, d'-nlr-
, 1 Has raised ' j
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U Holds 18-lb R 70c
fowl. Special! . Be9- ,JC
Extra value!
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Reg. 65c
z
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Bigboxholds
lots of lunch.
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W 1
.1 a
5- 1 Fifty bolts, ;
P", . nuts.Usizes.
F " Diam. Va. -w
Z & i , . Lghs- J'
" VA to 5". heduced h,:
1.99
Reg. $1 29 1
f . 1......U.. l:-llt Of t :
inn-ft. btnulin. Mi-.dt
loiiK-fllii-r Ainer,n
:on. Save!
IU-ilui'eil ..
65c ii
All Wards Painis,
V;u-iiislovs. Enamels
iH'loirW'tints llvfjiilar Loir l'rivvs
Super House Paint
rnexrt'lli'il
covcraKc. C.al
Coverall House Paint
Outlasts many .58
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Asbestos Roof Coating
1 coat sculrt. wa-
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Floor, Porch Enamel
A hard, i'tia
thi in It W t'ir.iIi.
76c
Coverall Floor Paint
1 mat hide.
Uuirk-flryiUi,'. tit.
Flat Wall Pr'nt
Kijuals many $2.2t
paiuttt . .83
Gallon
Semi-Gloss Paint
Wa.-haMo Putin
liki finish. Qt.
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Interior Gloss Paint
aint
59c
An tH'onoinictti.
hiKh nloss. Qt. .
Am to thft future, he declared:
"New York CHy will lm admin
istered during the next four year
as it has been administered by me
during Ihn Iuhl four yt'urn. (ioud,
efficieill, liOlie.st gOVelllUient will
I'ontimiH. ,
"No merry, no quarter, iro ron-
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(Cnnllnued from pag 1)
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