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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBUKG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1938. Dallr BoLtmmt Roadar bv the Mmkir of Tka AaMciaied Pwu '' The Associated Pre as le exchiHive lr entitled to tne use for repubiica tlon of all news dlnpatcbes credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and to all local news oublUhsd herein All right of re ft, 'Plication of special dispatches arain nn aisp ruaerveo HARRIS L7,LSWCmTH..,...KdUor Plntnrnd ftL aacund clan ' matter May 17. 190, at the post office t Itoseburs;, Oregon, under act at March a, I78. , , Represented by wi York 21 East 40th Street, CfclraKn a0 N. Michigan Ave. Naa KranvUt'o 220 Hush Stroct Detroit 318 Bteplmnson HldK., I .on Amcelca 33 & Spring Stmut, Nr- -,,. mut HiAwiirt Htrsfit. 1'orllnnd 520 B. W. Sixth Struct. Vancouver, B, C 711 iUll lildn.. St. Louis 411 N. Tenth Btrett, AUaata 26 Grant Bullalna. ' Sabarrtatloa nates Pally.per year by mall..... . Ially, fi montha by mail.... Pally, 9 month by mall...,. gaily, by oarrler per month ally, by oarrler per year, . . .15.00 . 2.(0 . ,1.26 . 7.80 Teaching Safety. THE BimplB ovont ol offering tt finni'iiA In tiiffl. nrnhlAinn mill I 1 highway safoly at the University ol South Carolina has started ,u train of cvonts, not, entirely un promodltatotl, which' promises u BubHtahtlHl', reduction', In the outo .death rule ot too i'ulmotlo steto. Tho coureo, begun in suinmor -school,'-was OBpeolully Intendod 'for high school teachers and u co'nsld- - orable number ot tbein completed ' it.. . t r I ' , , ' ' Tio f tencbora thon roturnod- to l ,ti0lr high ' schools ind ' tuuglit t -course's thoro. I'Thoy wore .quail' fled- U Instruct on such topics as (ho '.limitations, - responsibilities, a till duties of pedestrians and drlv-) tirt ; , the causes of accidents .' and, osoible; remedies;, -sound driving practices' and tnfflo tows) tho au r tomdhllo' line!' Us'plado in modoni life..-- ,f ,. .,,;, . I - When tho utitileuXs had ,cotnplot-. ' oil tho high school coursa they, wero , orgauzed , Into groups of eitfuty ' I toachors and now aro availahlo as - driving instructors for citizens ' thrbugholit, tho btii).o'. i ,', ( .; 1 .' 'tfo attack on thoitrafflcacclilonti . , problem could bo simpler or unoro : fundamontal. For long-runga ' im provement, probably nond could be bottow. - , ,' Saving the World ; rvn; ernest ii. wilkins, pioi- , , r dont i of Oboilln collcgo, liaH formulatod five plans for partial-. ' patldn 'of ; tlib ; Un!t)aV"Stuteft In, worli nrfaluiidiiubmlttod them ;,io Die sotmte commltteo on foreign affairs 'with Iho sucolnt obsorva tlon that "tho United Btatos can- . liot flddlo noutrullty while Itomo , buriiB.", J)r. tWIIkln wub a .inein- 'bor ot tho war- iporsonnol boui'd and director ot Y. M. C. A. work ' during tbp World war.'',.' ' ' ' His plans are; A dofcnnlvo al liance with Croat Ilrltain and tho Dominions; an International lea gue of doinocnicloa; joining tho piusont leuguo , ot iiullnnu: croii lion of and imi'tlclpullon In u new leaguo of nutintiB; an all-Amuilciin leaguo ot nutlons. ' l'r. WllkltiB favors one, of Ilia first four plans and ull Ills urgu- monts for Ihom ("we can either run tho world or run uwny froni It") ignoro tho ono point thut- al ways, has and. probably! always will bold 'thd United (StutuB 'buck from such alliances:. 1'ollclhg tho world with ships and mon uKiiliiHt a thousand Im minent and pntoutlul siiuiihblos, In vasions, aggrossioiiB,. and bully- . Ing tyraunloH which do not Involve our Interests or threaten our shores. ! Lady With an Ax IT WILL bo little dlltleull for tho average Inymiin to iiudor- stnnd tho action of 15 I't'olpstuiil mlnlBtors In Alton, 111., In deliver ing resolutions from their pulpits Which praised Ills fouls ot Alton's "lady wllh tho axo." On the surfuco the deeds of Mrs. Ireno Kilo mlglit appear rnlnlly edmlrablo, If extra-legal. After the stylo sot by Carrie Nation, Mrs. Kite shouldered a hefty live, inarch ed into sovon ot tho city's taverns and smiiBbed sundry slot miiehluos, leaving a trull of tinkling dimes, plckels mid quarters. : Hut tho difference between Car rie Nation and Ircno Kilo lies In tho fact that whllo tho former cru saded ngulnst vice for vice's sake, Mrs. Kilo goes around smashing plot machinoB becunso her gtimhler husband Is not Allowed to operate Ills own dice gsme, she admits. II Mr, Kilo can't he In on tho Alton gambling racket, then us long us phu can swing an axe no onu else ball be. Maybe the ministers Justify their pralBe under' tbo reasoning that any tool is righteous Id s good cause. ; I ' i ' : Jt would be more understandable If tbey would Influents' their con gregatlona to clean up Alton's vice situation for more admirable motives'. Early Divorces Lead THE first five years of married llfn in Ihfl lTnltod Rlnlaa uuum to bo tbo hardest, because in thut period 35.7 per cent of all divorces are secured, according to statisti cians of an insurance company. After the first five yeur, however, tho proportion of divorces for each succeeding flvo-yoar period shows a decline, until divorces oc curring after 20 years or mora of married life represent .only, ,10.1 per cent ot tbo total. Tuklng ull durations together, (out ! of 'every 1,000 marriages, 164 end in ill yorcp. , This ratio exceeds that of any othor country covered 'byi tho study. . ' The statisticians find some con solation, however, In tho fact thut the marriage rata of 10.4 per 1,000 population in the United Stalls Is the highest of any of tho count -les studied, and that muri'lugcs ills- ruptcd after short duration "will often bo childless ones, 'or ut least will not involve Ilia breaking -up. of family Willi several ahlldrun.' Editorials on Newt (Continued from page 1.) oioi(m In it you cun got Into .trou ble for soiling tho milk ua It conies from 'tho cow. - A lot of wiilir lias goiii, under tho bridgo sfuco Cruud diid's time, hasn't it? , , i. , , i , - .1 . , "yjDLV enough, wllh nil this hlgh-powored tiilkofllig with supply and demand which Is sup posed to euro all tho ancient ovlls that- formorly plagued us, wo have In this ' country nt tho present mo monl (according to tho best guosBOB available) soino ELEVEN MILLION people who uro out of Jobs. !), i .. i . i - ' DACK In Louisiana' (ho other day , Cyclone, roaring llko a frolglt train, according to witnesses, 'din ned its twisting lull over I ho lit tle all town of 'llodessu, and ill doaths' resulted, rv . i , i - Herb in Sbnthdm" Oregon' nlift "Nprtliorn Cnllfprnia , wc'yo liud aDoin evory, kind ot weather ,but aOOD,lii thoipn8t tow weeks. Hut wo can lhank' our' lucky stai-B that we've 'never hall a' "twlstof"' nod novor bxpoct to have one.- 1 FAMOUS VIOLINIST : REDATED AT EUGENE UNIVEK81TX OK" flltl'XlON, ISll-goiio,- I'Vib.. 21 (Bpoclal) iu-i.Na-llinn MIlHtoln, gllted -IttiHsiiin-honi concert - vlollnlsti will appear in Mc Arthur court on tho campus hero at 8:30 p. m. Kohiuary 24; He was originally, scheduled to piny Feb ruary 13, hul was hold up by the heavy snows In llo .Sierras. MIIhIdIii, who, bus nohlovcd iti toilislloiuil, lame sinco Ills Anieri (inu .debut In 11)28 wllh Leopold Hlokowskl, will ho proHeiitod In Hie groutor aitlHt surlos ol' the univor slty. Itesgrvatlons muy bo luiide b) writing tho concert ticket otiire In McArlhur court, University ot Oregon. ANOTHER OF JONES SERIES DATED HERE "Lovo On A lludgel," anolhei' of tho seiies of Jones family noiuo- Ulus, released by 2lltll Century l-'ox. will he given Hh noiihwost pro lliloro In ltoselltirg Thursday, II was announced tnilny, Tho plclinn will be shown TIiuikiIiiv only In eonnnctlon with tho llollyvwind preuiluie. Iniiil liilnnt show, ul Hunt's I mllii it theater. CuKling has been completed for the Hollywood premiere and t'lnnl work Is In progress on relieiiisiilK, tiHtuirlng ilienlor goers, of u most enjoyable entei liilnuiunt,- the di rector, ropoits. . , . -o,-.- ; EAGLES' DANCE WILL HELP FIRE DEPT. A liii'ito crowd Is expected by tho I'.ngles loilitn nt the WliiHliiiig toil dlty belletlt ball lielll; stiiKeil Tuesilay lilghl at I ho HoHehing inuioiy fo II ho Itnsebtli'g flro do parlmeul. i'loceeds will bo used to piirehiiHe u limit, trailer ami oili er equipment needed by tho Tire depniiment In reseun work. Musie for dalli'lliK will be fuinlKhed by Cieorge Hammer's seven-pieeu band. SELLWOOD CHURCH CALLS MULHOLLAND lfev. llnlph Miilholland, funnel pnslnr of Iho Klrst Baptist ehllreli at linseliiii-g, has accepted paslnr ale oT Ihe Kelhvond Itiipllst ehllreli In rortlnnd. It was aunniiiii-ed Sun day nt Astoria, llev. Mr. Mulhnl land, who went lo the Annuls ehuri-h Irom Koseliurg. Is rcsixnlim his present pulpit Mineh 1. FISH MARKET VTlL OPEN IN ROSEBURG A fish market, handling flesh, ailed anil dried seafoods, will open Wednesday at (12(1 Winches ter street. II was iinmiiuii'ed to day. The inailiei Is being opened here by Karl tileium. a recent ar rival lu Roseburg from Eiujene. OUT OUR WAY ' , i ; i i ; ( .-. ' ; ' GET AWAV(. I .THAT WASi . VAEI I Oz-iM'T TKPR'S ex. I OT 1 f i . r i.ir. . i --.w . , , -- . Ill r-KUiVl .THAI : I I NO I WbrvJ I V-.V 11 LOOK. AT ME Or- SHOTGUN j STOVE --THERE TWO... THAT ABOUT EVEK.V- SWELLS ON THAT 1,1 MAY t BE h ! , WAS A SHOT- THING THAT . SHELF NEAR TH' ) ANOTHER.. ; Ij &UM SHELL-'- HAPPUNS. X COAL. BIN ONE IN IT! t! i HOWP IT &IT CAN'T HELP I'LL BET ONE llfliTr-s ,NTO TH' A WHUT GITS V KOLLEP INTO ' ill f II-' ' yvrin 7 j-y gV""u,rr""f",IHC" gORs THIRTY- VEaRS TOO SOON ",i . J t Cove of 'PcMf COOS Fill LOUIS ' , PACM6L MACK CKi.M.W. nfrriT fi 5 111 R I CAST OF CHARACTERS VOLLY CIIELSISy, hmoinc; Htranded in London when war breaks out. JICHHY WHITFIELD, hero; the Yankeo who sees hor Ihrough. CAIIELL IIANKB, prlvateor captain. Yesterday: Jerry tries to escape but fulls and in Boston tho Hunks family wonders about their aon, Cabell. CHAPTER XVr ' ' : ' Corly proved to be a scoro of shubiiy fishermen hills located to llio right -of tho King's highway, between mui'sh gruss and booinlng sea. Tlielr excuse for being was a shallow harbor that nil but van ished at low tide. It was u de jected simt. roily, having boon mit down Hioro 1 w(lli her dog mid trunk, looxniL, attar the departing' conch Willi u-rcgrot Hint bordered on panic. She noted oilo" bouse In tho vil lage Hint scorned lu he an Inn. Though not less rrlmiihncklo than Us neighbors,' ;lt wub larger and curried a sign. Polly dragged her trunk from,, tho roudsldo and pulled it along a sandy path lo this building. ! Arrived- there, slio left Niilsuncoilo stitnd guard whllo sho entered the iinij i Klio was leaning heavy on Jior a(lck bud trowning sliarply. . i i i t t Nover luul islii :!)eon or smellod so unpleusani it- foonr.t Jt rooked of fried fiBh, bad ruin nnd other indlsiu'lmlnaling odors, and It was occupied by a half dozen men who wore fishermen garb but had the unmlslukalilc look of outlaws, and pirates. Sho was shocked and frightened for sho was ncciislomed to tho self-respecllng bearing of Now England I'lshermnn, who, no mailer how poor, look pride lu Ihiilr cnlllng. She did not havo to simulate (he shaking of her hand on her stair. "W'hero can I find John Jlc (lounV she usked the room nt large. A man In a dirty apron, evi donlly llio keeper of tills tinwhola sonio place, answored her. "Ye'r In luck, old dame. The Ken Ser pi'lll, 'is boat, Is unehored ofl t'nrlv tOduy. Just In, "u Is, from a little trip, and soon to put out. . . . Look! .There 'a comes along the wliurf." . , ill,, - . v v : ! I'dlly went outside and stooped In give Nuisance n reassuring pat. lor Iho little ling was looking un easy and restive, lie was greallv puzzled by tier allered appear lllieo. Her staff iiuulo him nervous and tho odor of her rusty hluek dress and whllo wig dismayed him. It was only when she bent her face close lo his and siTulchcd his nock wllh her familiar lingers that he was nt esse. "'Slay here!" Tolly commanded him. and he lay down beside Hie doeskin trunk. Ills noso rested on his paws but his alert eyes lol hiwed his mistress ns she wont along lliu rolling wharf lo mool an unknown mull. . Tho skipper, who hud just come nshoro rrom an ugly twn-nmsted lugger wllh pnleheil hrown huiIs, win large nnd fol bidding. He had lienvy handsome feiiiures, coal black hall- that he wore in a dueue, and bold promiiieul eyes, ... So Ibis Is a smuggler! Polly llioliuht nnd was dlsupixilntiid that he was not smooth and suavo, liku tho ; lamous Jean La KIHc' whom shu 1 hud hoard described In America ! La Elite who eould kiss a lady's j hand iib gruculully as he could take a ship. "If you aro John McHomi," she I said lo this man, "I have business j with you,"- i "Tlien speak It. Time's vahl- i uhle." Ho stared hard nt her. I'olly spoke her business, as i commanded. Sho talked to him , urgently; but sinco money talks ! host In the lung inn, she oltereil I him what she could afford to pay and slit! keep enough lo curry her ' to Cherbourg, l-'or this he gnldg- j tngly agreed lo convey Iter across , the channel to a fishing tsirt ue;ir ' Calais. Ho was sailing thai night, ! ho suid. If Ihe wind as l.ivotible. i .Sometime around ten he would ! come to the uhnrt In a doiy -utid1 get her, i "I've a Final! trunk." Pnllv told him lo a voice that she strove to I niako old und weary. "I'll huvo here on the dock. Hul she did not speuk of her dog. . i i When hlnck night had fallen Polly dragged her trunk to llio wharf und sat down to Walt. Jt seemed safer here than in that ovil inn, and tho air was certainly better. Tills wub tho sumo star filled sky, sho -reminded horsolf, that had covered her at home, and these wiivcb were but a part of the snmo- restless Atlantic that broke ill white foam on the coast of Connecticut. This wator was a part , of- the sea,-and tho soa to night bore Jerry on Its bronst, so sho must love this water and not four It. Whenover Nuisanco gnvo ono of his low ominous growlB sho soothed him, being calm herself. After a while sho heard tho grating of, i oarlocks and the muffled splash- of ours. A dory appeared, dud. when it had docked, the smuggler's largo Hguro loomed out. of It und: approached her. Though lie ! handled the little trunk ns though It woro a feather, be grumbled his displeasure ' nt having to take .It Into itlio ! boat, and when he , sow the .ilog. his grumbling turned lo, oa'tbs1. . ? "Yo ' can't ,( itoko ' thut. ' bcual aboard." ho decreed, "with it; hnrkln' nnd yippiu'l" - ; . "You'vu not heard biin bark or yip. Tho worst ho docs Is to growl a. Utile. You'll take him or I'm not going. You'vo not got my monoy yot." - - ' . . - A puimo, thon, "Como alio 1 but if 'o barks, 'o gols tho bolnyln' pin to qulut '1m." Nuisance lay on Polly's lap in the rowlioat and mode no sound; and whon I hey reached the lugger Polly curried him on hoard wilh caution and apprehension. Tho. crow, , sho cnicululod. num bered a dozen men. Thoy looked llko the dregs ot Franco and Spain und Portugal, , picked less for slrenglh than cunning. Thev eved her ami the dog with lowering expressions, and sho deemed it best to glare buck nt them, giving them us good as they sent in ill will. , . She followed McCpiiii lift to thn cabin. Tho swinging lamp hail a sooted chlmnoy but It nuinnged lo reveal as dismal n skipller's re Heat as Polly hnd ever set eves on. The scarred bulkheads w'ero hung w 1 1 h weapons muskets, out lasses and knives: torn rigging lay about; hexes nnd bales stood everywhere. In ono corner wu. an iron Billing box Willi honvv padlock. The man now opened this Willi a brass key he carried. "I'll 'a've your passage lummy." he suid; mid when Polly look It Irom her pocket and counted It out lor hlni he clutched it h.i.illly and locked ii uwny. "I vn 'urdly usked enough," he lulded Ihoughilullv I'olly turned insid0 out her vol uminous pocket und said like un Irritated old woman, "Not enough, you robber? You'vo gol II all!" This mollified him and ho told tier In make hei-self at home. "We'll ho sailin' Inside the hour." Lett alone in the cluttered cii- Daily Devotions - . Hy mi. ciiAS. a. EinvAitDS There are few passages In all literature. If there mo any. which so well express one's feelings of tho holiness of Ced ns Ian. li:t-8. A man realizes his own weakness and unwor thlnesB Cod Is nlloKcthei' oilier than we. Separate awlul. mvs terlous. This is what Ills holi ness melius nnd more loo. it means ptirlly, moral richness aril grandeur liei'me which every line of us feels his profan ity nnd need. Itelore His holi ness we me east down by the knowledge of nm shortcomings, Itelore 1 1 i in also we ure lifted up by nn anukoncd longing alt er higher Ihlncs ami an assur ance of satisfaction in Him. "Holy, holy, holy, Ixnd Cod Al mighty; Knrly in the morning our song shall riso lo Thee; Holy, holy, holy, .Merciful and Mighty." Cod In Three Persons, blessed Trinity." Amen By Williams iu mi mm NEW Nathan YORK, Feb. 21. (AP) Mnnn, who has licen looked upon as a highly promis ing heavyweight for tho last year or two, gets his chanco "Wednes day night to show what ho can do against Champion Joe Louis. The idea timt the 15-roiind bout in Madison K(iinro garden is liny thing more than a tune-up for llio Detroit bomber seems to he confin ed almost entirely to Hie vicin ity of Mann's home 'town. New Unveil, Conn,, and his training camp at Summit, N. J. Louis, who hasn't displayed so much of his old-time destruction of spur mates, Is, expected to come Into tho ring some five pounds above his usual fighting weight of 107. pounds. Joe wound up his heavy-training at Ponipton Lakes yesterday ' by flooring two of his partners with terrific rights, but that w-as nbout his first dis play of real clouting. , 1 - ' , "Mann has two things in his fa vor, a pretty good punch and the fact that tho ehamploii almost al ways Is tho favorite until -ho' is beaten. Louis now is rated 1 to (i to win und 1 to 2 to score a knock out. , : . ESCOBAR REGAINS " s. TITLE FROM JEFFRA -SAN JUAN, .Puerto llico, Feb. 21 ( A I ' ) Puorlo Itico's light hero, Sixton Escobar, was 'today back at the head of the world's bantamweight battlers. Less than six months after he lost tllo US-pound crown, the little Puerto Iiiean won it - back lust night by a decisive l-l-roupd . vic tory over Hurry JolTi-ii, Die ox-r.oll' bag loler from Baltimore. ;' Escobar was in front ull the way, and finished up by flooring tue .Mai ylander twice in the eleventh round and once in the fourteenth. Hot Ii battlers weighed 117ii. ' Thus, he regained the title from the sumo fighter who otiipoiiied him In tho "carnival of champions" at Now York last September. bin, Polly leaned back against a pile of canvas and listulied to the tramp of feet, the harsh voices and tllo running up of suil that was taking place above. Presently the small lugger was under way and tho shouting ceased. Weariness overciimo I'olly and sho slept. Sho wakened to a low gror.'l from Nuisnnce. Stilling him.' she got up and looked from a porthole that gave to landward. Tho lug ger was at rest, anchored off a cove which a rising moon showed to be cliH lined und chalky, hut broken by u lurk raviuo. A liideti rowhoat wus approaching tho lug ger from tho cove; In tho dark rtivlno two lanterns bohhvd like fireflies. ... So this was tho way smuggled goods was lauded uhd Bent to sen! - As u keg was hauled aboard, Nulsuuco barked. Polly, in con sternation, shipped him so violent ly that ho retreatod behind n bale, howling in n very Injured way. Polly dived altor him aiej brought . hini out, catching a lock of hair on a bayonet point as sho did so. and pulling off her wig. i As she roso with tho dog 111 her nrnis, the door opened and ; McCcun entered. He sired at her u? she stood at bay. tall and ' straight and surprised. Short blown hair covered her head, curl ing stubbornly In the damp sea air. Her cheeks and Hps were Bl'lirh't, her eyes wide. A torn 'sleeve revealed a round white 'arm. i "So ye be a young one." he ' laughed unpleasantly. "And a 1 French aristocrat to boot, I'll be I bound. Well. I'm French loo. but not your kind. ' From iu,w on cull , me Jean Cliltu!" I He took a bright-striped scarf 'from a sea ciiest and hound it nrouiid his head. Iransiorming i himself, by that simple act. into In Ijitin. U was evidently what he j hud come Into the room to do. , Yet, the thins that he did next had not bceu a part of his plans. After he hud gone from the abin and closed the door, he i locked it alter him j (To be continued) TWO COLLEGES TIE (!) Iho Associated Press) Wlllaiiiulio university of Oregon and Whitman college of Washing ton were co-champions of the north- west conference today. The Ilearcats and Missionaries closed their basketball season in a tie for the leadership by respec tive victories Saturday night over College of Puget Sound and Col lege of Idaho. Willamette, last year's cham pions, piled up an early lead against the Loggers in Sulcm to go ahead at tho half 32-21 and end tiie giimo U2-37. ' Whitman managed to eko out n 18-46 victory over the Coyotes lu Caldwell after the ltlalu una had shaved a nine-point lead held by tho visitors at tho half. High School Scores ' Oregon U. freshmen 4t; Long view 33. . . llend 22, Tho Dalles 29. . Kliiuialh Fulls 41, Salem 34. Corvallls 20, McMinnville 10. Silverton 37. Hood River 34. Prlncvillo 34, Redmond 20. Pendleton 15, .McLoughllll 13. KRNR PROGRAM (1500 Kilocycles) REMAINING HOURS TODAY 1:00 Fulton Lewis Jr., Commen tator, MRS. 1 : 15 Backyard Astronomer, MBS. 4:80 Opera Previews. MBS. 4:45 The Children's Hour. 5:00 "Melody Lane" With Wan da Arrnour. ' i 5:30 Howie Wing, MBS. 5:15 U'olkos' Orcil., -MRS. 6:00 Keko Manners & Ills Cang. 0:15 The Phunloin Pilot, MBS. 0:30 Frank Bull, MBS. 0:4 5 llltorludo. 6:50 News Flashes, 7:00 The Murines Tell it lo You, MBS. ' 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:(io Promenade, MRS. 8:311 L. A. Symphony. 8:45 Molodlo Musings, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 0:15 Red Norvos' Orcli., MBS. 9:30 Sign Off. TUESDAY, FEB. 22 7:00 "Early Birds." 7:30 News-Review Newscast, 7:45 Alarm Clock Club. 8:00 Merrymakers. SHIS. 8:30 Iiuis It I o h Entertains, MBS. 9:00 Man About Town. II : Ull Jan Carber. 111:00 Wellies' Orcll., JIBS. 10:15 Mlcrophono in tho Sky, M11S. j, . 10:30 Heckcr's Information Bur eau, MBS. 10:45 Voice of Experience, MBS. 11:00 That Was the Year, Copco. 11:15 Variety Show of tho Air. 11:30 "Lucky. Clrl," MBS. 11:45 Dancing Strings, MBS. 12:00 Leu Salvo, Organist, MBS. 12:15 Jean King, Vocalist,' MBS, So quickl So cficap! Elec IZZa tric Rates arc soi ' 1V - -WW iii sit1: jSSm- .... -I mtw i ( . -;-V -i i . -,.iV'- 7 V I 12:30 Brooklyn Symphony. 12:45 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Henninger'a Man on the Strut. 1:15 Cripple Creek Cowboys, l:30-Thlrd.Alarm. MBS. 1:45 Book a Week, MBS. 2:00 The Johnson Family, MBS. 2:15 "World Rook llau" & Mu sic. 2:45 Today's Front Page. 3:00 Feminine Fancies, MRS. 3:30 Salvation Army Program, MRS. 3:45 Santa Anita Derby, MBS. 4:30 Headlines, MBS. 4:45 The Children's Hour. MBS. 6:00 Bamberger Symphony, 6:30 Howie Wing. 6:45 Charioteers, MRS. 6:00 Zeke Manners & His Gang. 6:15 The Phantom Pilot, MBS. 6:30 Frank Bull, MBS. 6:45 Intorlude. 6:50 News Flashes. 7:00 Hour of Romance, MBS. 7:30 Basketball, Roseburg vs. Cottaoe Grove, Sunset Thrift 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 0:16 Sammy Kayos' Orch., MBS. 9:30 Sign Off, TOWNSENDITES HEAR ROSEBURG SPEAKER County Commissioner II. B, Roadman was 'Iho principal Bpeak ur at a well attended meeting of tho Myrtle Crook Townsond club at Myrtle Creek Saturday after noon. Refreshments were served following tho program. Tho Camas Valley club will meet tonight, at which time A. C. Mar sters will deliver the main address. Commissioner ltoadmun ulso will speuk. . ... : -o- KIWANIS PROGRAM : SET AT SUTHERLIN Tho liosojjuru Kiwunfs club will join wilh Kutherlln-griuiKe In a eoninmnity proKrmn or enterlufn ment ut 8 o'clock tonight. The pro snun will be Klveu at tbo I. O. Q: V. hall ami will ho open to tho general public. No utl mission will A SKYFSJL OF THRILLS with Loam to fly with How! Wlngl Pol low the adventuresome career of thii regular American youth each ; "onday, Tueiday, Vednosday, and Thursday at tho same time. Pro sontod for your entortalnmont by Kollong's Corn Ffatoss , KRNR 5:30 p. m; :'it it , ! An suiting tmtn lor tin vriuli faarily. '. Via the NewWater -Way hlcctncally Heated! No beauly-helps (can compete' with steomins hot,'..' water! Instantly ontcall too, because of the maivel- A. ously efficient Electric Heater! Plenty of freshening baths, hot water compresses for tired eyes and face. V Ma, miirLI..,iUA J:.i lA. I, . i . .1 ''i , HuivMjriun. uiii-wusvjeu pores respond to the sentle insistence of Hot Water! Every woman apA preciates immediate hot water for the housework, too. It lishtcns her toil and thus saves her Beauty! .V-O The California Oregon iWer Company be charged, but, s food sale will follow the entertainment. Proceeds will be used for a 4-H scholarship sponsored by the grauge.f ARE YOU WEAK, NERVOUS? Everett, Wjuh. Mrs. Ethel Haven, ot 2V55 Pine St., taldt "I was weak ana every thing ecmtd to get oa my nerve, Alter I bad tucd Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a while I had a splendid appetite and felt itronger and much improved in every way. It never failed to relieve me of that tired, weak feeling." hoy It ia liquid or tablets lium your druggut now. George Washington February 22nd This man Stands out In our mind us a good soldier, as ono who won a war against ov e r whelm lug odds, b u t . .- ho v was chosen to head that )irmy because, bo w a s a, , go o d neighbor, and had groat apti tude as a , losd er. ':., H. C. Stearns i e , H 1 8- 'conduct on the - field . ot battle ..was. just a lengthened shadow of Ills 'con duct on his plantation; his slaves revered hlni becnuso ho - was thoughtful of their comfort.- if Washington had not achlovod fame on n field of battle ho would havo found it in more peaceful pursuits at homo. Great men seldom spring into that category,' they grow in to i. Washington did us much after tho war to duservo fame as ho did for Us prosecution; his political asllltenoss during tho formation of thoso United States is only rivaled in his executive ability: to corro. lata all factions into : united ef forts. Washington us - a soldier gave ua a victory; .Washington as a leader gave us United Slutes. DOUGLAS - FUN EPvALj, HOME,, T)Ulincliiumrtiijtri)ice. -Conic"Piie ana1:' tane Streets ... I ' .