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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURCV OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937.
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PAPIS, Nm i:t f AIJ Tli
Ttw J. I, r. Iijtrl. iiHkt-tl Uy IiIk
Kitix'il'ir lor liilcMinaliiiii mi IiIk d
huff to Hit liiilic (if Wlnilsur. Kfijd
today tio probr.ljlv u oiili answer
but "no niio on IIiIh caiih iuh tin
I'rrli'HliiHilcnl rlhl to ilfinanil lit
explanation of iiu-; im'IiIht tin'
lilNhnji ol Fiilhiini, (lie Arehl,llmp
of ruriK'i'hin y nor aiiyont Hh"
The Id. l('-v. Hasil Summon
llaitv, Itinh of I'ti Mia in, wrote from
KniMaml aldnt; n i 1m if lit hII
mtitnii cri'iUi-d hy Hit ilf itmCa
iwimrliH mi WIihIhoi'k plan in at
Irml AniiiHiln day Hcrvl-H at St.
(ifiriu-'s i liunli.
Tim Iti-v. I. art had nai'l, "I would
rallicr lln diilii did not utteiHl Ihe
fH'l'VifCM."
Tin vlmr iiIho Ii:h1 mm incut '!
mi i ho iiiiltiid'' of l ho Chtiirli of
Kill' lit ml townrd divorce a ml rc
mai i i:iK iroi'nlitK rlnirrh eiltl
ciHiii of llio ((inner monarch'
iiiiitIuo to n illwnc.t.
The rebuff fiuiHfil Windsor lo
camel li Iff (daiiH to atii-ml Hie
ceremony. Associates Kald lie u jih
"Htiinni'd."
The lt.Hlinp of Kullmm. wlio Klip-crviMi-tt
all AiiMll'-an elm relics on
I ho continent, h:iM "tin nuttier
v ntilil a ppi'iu ended" kIiico tin
Vfcar had apologized.
The liev. 1 ui I ttafd the bishop'
letter wiik not a demand for a re
port hut more1 in iho nature of a
peiHonal note HuliifiK i'or informu
I ion. i
The Knropeari edlllotl of the
New York Herald Tribune editor
ially rrhiclzed the vienr. declarlim 1
that Windsor "already is Im-kIil-tiitiK
o appear in the cutae of u
martyr to IiIk own convictions'
which urn mote widely shared
than wan thought."
"Xellher eccleslaMlical practice
nor Anllcul moral UieoioKV would
Kunctlon any churchmnn ImrriiiK a
man from church I'or marrlaup rea
kouh," the ncWhpiiper Bald.
I'lTim; local Ktipport for the an
nual Ited (Irons roll call, now un
der way throughout the nation,
and Hcheduled to he handled in a
one-day nollcliiilloti in HoehurK
Monday, Mayor A. J. Vomit? today
iKHited tlie t'ollowiiiK proclamation:
"Once MiKain the lltne has come
for our community to tlenionslnitc
IIh concern for malntatnliiK a very
nen-HHary part or nur civic welfare
proftram the worli mainlained
by the I.oukIiih chapter of the
American Red Cms.
"It Ik not necenmiry I'or me to
remind cltlzeiiH that the worli ol
the Ited Cross H u vital contribu
tion lo our co miilty welfare.
The Hed (Yokh ankt llllb'. .M'l mil
tributes niuch to Hie general wel
fare of our people.
"We have all Heen, ilurlnn the
pawl year, how effective Hed i'iohh
work Ik, both Irom the Ktandpolnl
of the year-round program and
that done , ihn iiiK IIuich of mvnt
liallomil emerj;eney.
"rerhapK never before lias Ihe
work of tbiH meal muioual agency
been so universal embused as in
Ibis year durltm the i;ii;aulic re
lief operation In Ihe devastating
Hoods in the Ohio and Mississtpni
river valleys. It was a meat work,
done hi u n i-ilicletit manner, and
truly deservcH our must sincere
commendation.
"The annual roll call of the Ited
Cross, thitnmh which such line
work la supported, is from Novem
ber I Ith to ThauliHtilvini: day.
Memberships entolied dm Inn that
time will support the work for
the jear ahead of us.
"As mayor of KoseburK It Klves
me pleasure to set aside the desig
nated period lor the Ited Cross
loll call and to ask all to renew
their memberships or lo join lot
the first time."
SEAMEN FROM LOST
FREIGHTER RESCUED
Ni:W YOllK, Nov. Ill - AIM -Six
seamen in a storm-tossed life
boat , ere rescued off Cape llat
terns today, Ii e houi s alter the
Creek IreiiHiter Tzenny Chanili Is,
loaded with scran Ire::, sank sud
denly beieie dawn, in a southeast
Kale.
Of the remainim-, twenty Out
membei s of ihe crew . eiht who
utile lllelx-lts were tlounderiim in
the bl-Ii seas, and Itiurteeu w
somewheie on stormy Diamond
fdmalF In another litehoai. accord
In;; to H.ulin:uai inc and Muct.itv
radio dinpat lies teceived bv the
C. S. io.isI mia:d One crew mem
her was apparently unaccounted
tor.
WILBUR REPLIES TO
HOOVER'S "ENEMIES"
lMiOVIDKNCIl, K. I.. Nov 1:1.
(AIM Dr. liav l.yman Wilbur.
president nf Slanlud milM'isity
said enemies" of lleihert Hoovei
aie spleadihK repot t he seeks tin
1t (i) repvibltcau nomination for
president,
"These enemies." Dr. Wilbur
said, "a n resort inn to their old
tactics of chat kiiir Mr. Hoov er
w II h selfishness."
lie declined Hie purpose was til
lujuic Mr. Hoover's inllueme us a
lepubllcuil leader.
FALLING PLASTF.R
, INJURES YOUTHS
Two small sons of Mr. and Mrs
Howard Ctooks of liosebnti;, suf
tered head and taro cuts ester
thiv when they weie strtiik by
falllttK plaster The two boy-.
Imir anil six vear of ujje, were
phtyiuK lu the bathroom while
while workmen w ere Jarkini; up
tho hotiM to repair foundations.
Swimming Instruction Major Activity for Red Cross
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This Ih u clasH in life hiivIiik taken duriiiK the KoMchtin? swim week last summer. Dr. H. '. Church
Is chalruiiin of llx Ited Cross life saving coinmittee and lespoiiKihle for Iho very fine school which Hose
buiK and other DoiiKlas county communities enjoyed Ibis year. "Wo feel that Hie Iy:j7 swint weeks
tlirotiKbout Hie county were very successful," Dr. Church Mated, in reviewing the work that had been
lone. "With the assistance of Maynard It' ll and Stanley Kidder, first cias.H Red Cross life saviiiK examiners,
wf! were abb lo offer swimming and life saviiiK to Itiddk. Klkton, Myrtle Creek, (Hide. Oakland and Suth-
ilin, betiidt-K JtoselniiK. An iiKKi'eKto total of fLMJ people took pint iii theKe classes a record number for
Douglas crjiinty, a hiif(er niimber than lau:ht lu Multuoiimh county. A total of 309 people learned to
swim; Ifi5 look advanced swimmiUK mid !" look life savin?. Of the number taking life saving, we were
:ibt to certify 2t people us Hed Cross life savers. This means not only money saved for your community.
hut - what Is far more precious -safety for your children. We hope to continue this work on un pven
larger scale another summer. Your dollars during the forthcoming Holl Call will make (his poHlbln."
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
''jH AMD I'LL IkhSTALL A BlcS
REVOLVING DOOR AT AAA! J
EMTRAkJCE'S. WITH ROQ A
POR 1HREE PEPE-STRIAMS
TO EWTER AT A TIME
ump-f there will be
waudles waist ht3h, amd
also rubber, aattikjc3
ou the floor, to qive
people a aood poothold
EUREKA Bia POWER
COMPANIES WILL (SRiAB
IT UP; 1 WOM'T TAKE
A CENT LESS TH AM
A MILLIOW
HE'5 BEEkl
CMATTER.IMQ
TO HIMSELF
SO AAUCM,
THAT WHEW
HE PEEKS
IMTO A
AAIRROR HE
THIMKS HE'S
A MOTHER,
auy AMP
IMTROPUCES
Him
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"7 'A IMTO HIS
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REVOLVIWQ IM
THAT BI6 DRUM.
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Oberlin Honors First Co-eds
' - - -
Nil Iii -?vl
I: Pill' tef j-L
MARJORIE CHESTER
OF SUTHERLIN DIES
CcK biaunR imp comcnntni or co-cducntlon, Oberlin College, nt Ober
lin, O., flrit institution to admit women to men's clnsses, dedicated
a memorial E:ttevay to the four Rirls who pioneered in this educa
tional move. Miss Barbara Frost, Brooklyn. N. a great grand
daiiKhter of one of the original co-eds. unveils tlie shaft as President
truest UaUli Wilkins stands near. At left nro students wearing
costumes of the stylo a hundred years ago.
Marjorie Myrtle Chester. 11.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa II.
I 'heslel of Sulhetiiu. died at
Mercy hospital early this morning,
follnwinu a short illness. She was
born February 17. I!i2ii, at Seneca.
S. I)., and came to Suihertin with
her parents three years a so. She
w as a student in ihe Sutherlin
schools.
Surviving are her patents, a
brother. Kavmond, and a sister.
Mildred.
Funeral services will 1e held at
the Methodist Fpiscopal church lu
Sutherlin at 2 : ;tii p. in. Monday.
Kev. Oval B. Trick officiating,
with interment in the Fair Oaks
cemetery. Arrangements are in
charge of the I -oughts Funeral
home.
IMPOUNDED
Vnless claimed within hours
from date of notice nil dogs de
scribed below will be sold or killed
as provided iu city ordinance No,
hU.
II row n Shepherd ina.e pup. about
3 months old. Tom Fletcher. City
Enforcement Officer. I'honp 2F4.
November 12. !H.t7 R-00 V M
ntic num rwruina ueorge
Mc.Murphy, of Portland, Ih here at
tending lo bllKillcsi fur a cnnnlp
of duys.
Visits Friends Miss Leannel tn
Turner, of Crauts Pass, spent
Tlniru.hiv In ILmuLiho ..iii.i.. Ii,.r
the football Kutnti and visiting
trienuK.
Local
News
Sutherlin Visitors Here M. I,.
Souler mid Mrs. M. A. Aletsker. of
Sutherlin, were, here on business
yesterday.
M. Melvin in Town M. M. Mel-
viu, of (iardlner, was here attend-
ing to business for a short lime
yesterday.
Visit Here Thursday Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Alliums, of (J rants
Fans, spent Thursday hero with
relatives and friends.
Here Yesterday M. K. Kmer-
son, of Newberg. spent several
hours in this city yesterday at
tending to business.
Working Out of Here Jack
Kociiig, formerly of this city and
now of Sulem, is working out of
HuHehiirg temporarily for the
Southern Pacific company.
Go to Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
James Watts, of this city, went
to hugeiie today to spend tho
week-end nt tending to business.
Mr. Walts is couch of the- senior
high school athletics.
Visiting Mrs. J. S. Inscho, of
Voncatla. is enjoying n visit with
relutives and friends in Iowa,
South iJakota and Colorado. She
expects to return home the first
of the year.
Returns to Salem Sidney Fred-
rickson has returned to his work
in the Montgomery Wurd company
store in Salem, after spending a
few days here visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Frednckson.
Leaving on Vacation Marshall
Hunt, NewH-lteview employee, is
leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles
lo spend I wo weeks vacationing
and visiting his brother and sister-
in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Hunt.
At Allen Home Mrs. W. A.
While, of Wa.shougal, Wash., ar
rived here to spend several weeks
visiting her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Dr. and Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
on Watson street, before, proceed
ing to California to spend tho win
ter months.
Lady Lions to Meet Monday
I'he I-ady 1-tons will meet at two
o'clock next Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. O. J. FeldUainp
0:1 Smith Main street. All mem
bers are urged to he proeent.
Bridge will be played during the
social hour.
Home From East Mrs. Bertha
Parrot t has returned to her home
on South Jaek.son streei, after
spending the' past few mouths
visiting relatives and friends iu
Minnesota. She made the trip
east hv automobile and stopped
over in Yellowstone National park.
She returned west via anil Cana
dian Pacific.
ROSEBURG CLIMATE
ATTRACTS MECHANIC
Paul Lund, factory-trained auto
mobile tune-up mechanic and ra
dio repair man. who came lo Hose
hurR recently from Havre, Mon
tana, has entered the employ of
thtt Hose garage. Mr. Lund states
that he spent L'u years in Montana
and has tired of its extreme win
ter temperatures, ranging as low
as Hti degrees below zero, and was
attracted to Hoseburg by the, mild
weather of this area.
HUSBAND OF SEVEN
MONTHS DIVORCED
A deeree of divorce wuh grunted
in circuit court today lit the -case
of fJerald W. Spencer against
Dorothy Spencer. They were mar
ried April 0, lii.17, in Vancouver,
Wash. Cruelty arid desertion were
charged.
Stock and Bond
Averages
ComfiilMl by The AKflooint(Ml Prom.
Nov. 18:
STOCKS
' 30 15 15 CO
Ind'ls Rlt's 1't'n Rt'kH
Toilliy 117. K 2:1.5 3li.ll 4s.ti
I'n-v. day .... B7.9 T.t.t S't.H -IX.6
Month auo .... . 23.1 .13.5 4S.9
l'r upu 97.1 3.2 f.M.7 70.9
1937 bitch llll .6 49.5 f.4.U 75.3
1937 low C3.D 2u.7 31.0 45.1
193B hitch 99.3 43.5 53.7 72.S
iu:;e low 73.4 311.2 43.4 55.7
BONOS
20 10 10 10
Rlt's I111I I.1 I'l'a Fgn.
Today 74.9 9 3 93.0 ti5.5
Prov. day .... 75.0 9S.1 93.2 C5.-J
Month utco.... 79.2 9 H.4 92.7 05.9
ypar atto 97.0 104.1 1O2.0 71.5
1937 hitch 99.0 104.4 102.x 74.7
1937 low 73.0 97.0 90.3 04.7
1930 hitch 98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
1930 low N0.9 101.S 99.3 67.6
JURY WOULD AID
minifiTrn ni irn'
IIIUIUILU ULHILII
MARKET
REPORTS
PORTLANH, Ore., Nov. 13.
AP)
Wheat Open High Low Close
May xr,a H', hik sr,
Dec S-li Mi 84 S4
Cash wheat : Ilig Hend blue
stem hw. i:i per cent 87; 12 per
cent 8f; dark hard winter 13 per
cent l oo; 12 per cent mi; 11 per
cent. RK; oft white ami western
white 84; hard winter Mi; western
red 84.
WOOL-
HOSTON, Nov. 13. (AP) The
Commercial Dulletin today says:
"There Ih a distinctly better tone
in the wool market this week, ow
ing chiefly to the reversal lu form
in the top futures market but
more Hpecially to the better po-1
litical news from Washington.
Holders of wool have tightened
their quotations and there is les$
willingness to listen to offers that
are unduly low.
"Manufacturers have found little
response in' the goods market as
.yet but that is regarded as a mat
ter of time. Koreign markets have
been a bit easier this week but
still are rather above this market.
"lu the west, there has heeii lit
tle movement and the changed
lone in the market is likely to
strengthen holding sentiment
among growers.
"Mohair still is slow and largely
nominal iu price."
The Uulletin publishes the fol
lowing quotations:
Scoured basis:
( iregon: Fine ami f. in. staple
so-Mc; fine aud f. in. clothing
7o-7 2.
. Mohair: (Iregon. SS-fiO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13.
(APf Several members of the
San Francisco grand Jury that in
dicted a 20-year-old former Kansas
City, Mo., man on charges of mur
dering his father today offered fi
nancial aid for his defense.
flrand Jury Foreman Marshall
I Mil said he and several other
Jurors felt Um defendant, Carl
Jackson, Jr., "deserved u break."
iJistrict Attorney llrady quoted
youiiK Jackson, an electrical run-ft-n.
voikw, as j-ijing he had
brought his mother, Mrs. Kdith
Jackson, from Kansas City to es
cape his father's drink-Inspired
brutality.
The elder Jackson followed his
wife to Sau Francisco. ,
Voting Jackson declared to
llrady he defended himself against
a knife in his father's hands.
$25 DINNER PRICE
DRAWS CRITICISM
SAI.KM. Nov. 13. (API Mild
c-riti. ism waa directed at lb na
tional democratic committee ' nro-
liosal lo take over ull Jackson day j
dinners und charge 125 it plate, at
a meeting of the Marion county :
democratic Hociety here last nitchf.
John Marshall, county demo-;
cratic chairman, said he dutn't be-:
lleve the plan, would prove a Hue-
ceH.
"The cost of the Jackson day ;
dinners should not be too hitch to.
bar the poor man." .Marshall said. :
Engfcaved
CHRISTMAS
CARDS at
25 lo StT4 lu
Orf II 1000 p.- HAKE bOTUHTED
mi i i r i in iii1
First Methodisr
Church
.11 A. M.
"With All Thy Heart"
7:30 "The Sacrifice"
By the Sutherlin Players
Organ Concert by
Miss Miller
PUBLIC INVITED
Arrive Here Mrs. Eva llnw
ley or Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs.
Ray Freeman ot" Hopeburg have
returned here from the east, and
the former will spend the winter
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. anil Mrs. A. J.
Hochradel, on Vista avenue, and
in California visitintc relutives and
friends. .Mrs. Kreeuinn is also a
sister of Mrs. llawley and Mrs.
Hochradel.
In Portland
it's the
PALACE
HOTEL
Fireproof building
Easy parking
Comfortable rooms
Close to business section
Rates:
From $1.00 Up
1218 S. W. Washington St.
at 12th
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901 M. E. RiTTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Qak and Kane Sts.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
WINTER FUEL PRICES
OLD GROWTH FIR
4-ft. Green, per cod
4-ft. Dry 8lab, per cord ....
16-Inch Dry, per load
16-Inch Green, per load .
Mill Ends, per load
52.00
-- S3.00
-- S4.50
- S3.00
S4.50
2-ft. Green Slab, per load S3.50
2-ft. Dry Slab, per load S4.50
Sawdust, per unit $2.00
HARDWOOD, Oak and Laurel Block, tier S2.50
HARDWOOD, Oak and Laurel small stove wood, tier ... $3,00
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
PH"NE 282
DANCE
Saturday
Night
Maccabee Hall
Featuring Frank Roadman
and his orchestra
Come out enjoy the evening
dancing in a cool hall, good
floor and with real music.
Sponsored by Eagles
35c . 10c
Thi nm iMU.'iit of i hi Iniil.limt
IuojmmumI id. vliinh't- w hit-h ril
from thr ivlltint. Thf minor In
J.. - n iri'h--l nt tht offU'O
or Mr. 1.. S. t.chrltmh.
IMPOUNDED
I'nlt'HM elaimoil within hours
from iluh of notice, ull ilous .! -f-1
M-i bflow will 1m unM or kill
f.l ii in o i.l oil In city 01 dinpneo
No tot. Tom Flotchor, City Kn
foret'UHMit Officer. 1'lionc I'Kt.
Shi'phci .1 male pup, ul-out 3
monthti olil, w hlte with tan ami
dark hiotn. November 11;W.
r ; 10 p. in.
THERE WILL BE A
DANCE
at
Sutherlin Hotel
Ballroom
Saturday, Nov. 13
Gents 35c Ladies 10c
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PHONE 66
" Greatest Court Scene
' IN HISTORY OR PROPHECY';
SUBJECT TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 14
Community Bible Auditorium
ROSEBURG
SUBJECTS FOR FIFTH WEEK
Tuesday, Nov. 16
HEAVEN'S SIAMESE TWINS
A Tliblp truth you ran nevpr forget. Also travel
lecture on Switzerland at 7:"u.
Wednesday, Nov. 17
THE GREATEST BANQUET IN
HISTORY
1000 princes iline anl ilrlnk together.
Thursday, Nov. 18
"ASTRONOMY"
This will be the second lecture on this (ascinat
ln subject. Slietui a secotitl hour ut the eemce
of the worltl's greatest telescopes.
Friday, Nov. 19
"Mohammedans observe Friday ns holy. Catholics
and most Protestants keep Sunday, Seventh-Day
lliiplisl. Advenlists. and .lews observe Saturday.
Touteht the evangelist tells why he keeps the
Lord's day.
Saturday, Nov. 20
SEARCHING FOR A TEXT OF
SCRIPTURE
That thousands know Is in the Dible. All present
may h:iv part lu the general search, Saturday
night, Notetnher
Sunday Night, Nov. 21
FROM CRIMINAL TO CHRISTIAN
The story of the minder of ex -Coventor Steunen-liei-K
of Idaho, and the finding of the murderer.
Travel Lecture on Switzerland, November 16, 7:30
SEATS FREE ALL WELCOME BRING A FRIEND
"Start on Time, Close Near Nine."