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Newspaper Page TextTWO ' " ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGjQREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1938. i News of Douglas County GLENDALE (JLENIMLK, April 6. Miss I.u- clla LuniuiiKNuin mid Airs. IJchhic bcimoM relumed Alomluy aner visiting Willi their sister, Alls. M. W. Thirst uud brother, Hay t.'un ntughani for the punt llnue month in Keisey und cumrosu, Aibeilu, Lunadu. Mrs. Ariel Smith, who has been uumlued in tho Sacred lit-uri bus liilul lu .Medford lur Hie nasi lo weeks, lulluwiUK u majur opera tion, Is renuneU doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. IllKliam left Sunday night lur u busint'bs tup to l'oriland. ;' Churleg Kufor,' of fluid IImui, "spent Saturday mid Sunday at ills home hero. Mr. uud Mrs. Molvln Nyn, Miixinii McMurren, Wllniii uud Flora Mnr l i n und Lolly Whaley visited In Urania Pass HUtiduy. Ueue J'loketi ii'iuriioil to Alle gany Sunday iiflurnoon utter unending Saturday uud Sunday with .Mrs. l'lckett. Mr. und Mrs. Don C. I f niit'tiK ton visited la uruuls I'uss Hulur day ovonluK. Hiss Doreeil Dolco, t'loyld Itlssu und Mr. and Mrs. Alkens, nil ul CiruutB Push attondod tliu Christ' lull Endeavor pluy hero Friday evo king.. ; "j . v i j i i J H M f '' Mis. Molvln Nye uiid Maxlno Mc ( Murrun -vlsllei! with the former's ; mother, Mrs. 'J. ' M. Keyos, neiii 'Grants' Pass Saturday. t j ' t 1 t ! i Mrs. 0. tV.-lngbnin und sons; $ld Mioy'-and Arthur, brands' Head and :Hfuilley MIUihHll vjnltod ami nliii' I tied lii Grunts Pass Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. George. M. Itudoliih I moved here Saturday I'roui Klu I iiiuth Kill Is und will make lhur J lionio'bere.1 - - r j , i , , i Mr. uiiij iMrs,' A- Jltoji(i'ff' wore Hosuburg vIsUor's'Hiitilnluy. t t iMr. and Mrs. T. K. I.awfloh nd son, Kilwunl uud MIsh ,J,orralui : Clarke were Grants; I'uss visitors Sunday; ' . - ; ; ' I i i ' ' - ' I Miss iJiinn IJiiesH 'attended 1 l)ti i business In Grunts Puss Friday, 'i ' .Mr. and Mra. Vlrf. ,Wtinach'aiHl daughter, (HOrlit.'Mm. J, ,K. Ho. ! urel ttnd Miss Kayo TtiQiifjpso6 Mi. and Mrs. Curl Kotnijr! hhtl '.Hons, Kiu lt aiiif Carl. (r int I itrrf. j 11 t Caraway dud two dfluglilore.j i'ori) all In Grants Puss Saturday. ' Mrs, Mtiry Edredge, Paul lOltl J rodso and 'Mrs. I'llla Loach wero hUBlnoBH TlsltorB in Clrauls Puss ' 'VYednes(lay..i t 1 Ir. itmt-'Min.i I. ZooK loft i Tuesday for Ios Angeles wliere j- they were called by the death of F lJritoo Zook, ' a foriiior ' nosehurg J )'8Hld,oliLf t i ; I f j ; . ; ; ; -i.i t S 'Mrs, 'O. SW( Jnlinni, Mra: U fl. Hlnhnfris; Mrs,; cliurles Poli o 'and Mra.. ft." llf Gtihlnor . adondetP. to i buslndss In: 'Oraiim Passj .Tlturs- : tidy.' 1 ( s j M ' ' ' Vernon Nichols; wtinsn parents i l'ordiitiy) moved to' ' California, la ( Bluyliig .Willi 'Mfi """I' Mr- Hurry, j' plilors 'lo flnlBh his schOQl a tie t la a seiilor,1 - f I r George. I,. Onrdlnler left Thlil't J tlav night for Poll Innd. ' llo re ; tufned Sunday, itocoiniiaiiled by I Mrs. Gitrdlnler and Iholr Infant J tlauglitot. ! ' .'Mr. and Mrs. V. II. AubIIii vlslt : Hod with' tlielr: sniitn-hnv nml diiuglitor,' 'Mr. und Mrs. Ilprnurd J Chuuey, In Grunts Pans Sunday I Mrs. W. H. Mnlsannr and chll I dron, riot Ii nncl Rueh Mi', and Mra. i K. .1. MnMulllu nml son, Halo, wore ', (IriiutB Pubs .visitors Sunday, , , t-tM.:nd Btra.ain-0.tttliiKton imU iluugliter, Denieeo nlsdo n , InislncBS trip 10 Ilnsoliurg Mtm- Z duy. : ' ' ' YONCALLA YONCAI.I.A. April ti lllgor and Marvin Holland. of Curvullls- splint the week end hero with their pur- ""iMr. und Mrs. Hoy Dodd loft Sal iirdnv nioruliiK t"1' Puulluu, Die. Their sou, MaS, who has boon lu I'millim ffir llio lust week, will re turn homo with llieiii. - ' 1 Mr. und Mih. .Sidney l.aswoll nntl son, Jiiiiinl'. of I'oitliuid. visited at the Joss l.aswoll humo over the wookoiid. ' Mr. uud Mrs. V. Applogato and Mr. and Mrs. lialrlo I'pshaW attondod a lilrlliday dinner nt the' Paul Applegato homo near Srolls burg, Suiidny. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnttiun ot Wash ington are visiting ai the Albert Ootkerun home. i Mrs. V, W. Wilson "t Tlllumook In visiting her dinmlilor and loin Jly, .Mr, anil Mrs. Karl Urant, lor it week. ' CAMAS VALLEY : CAMAS VA1.I.KY, April 0. Hex lliik eanio homo from Alloghiiny linn sduy iifloiiiiin utter a week's slay there with his brolhois. Ilur old and Warren. III-. Nioholus, votorlluirlilll fnini llosolilli'K. s testing mille here lasl week lor T. P. So fr lie has round no roui'tors. Mr. and Mrs. 1011 Thrush ami i-hlldion ot MoKlnley. Coos futili ty, visited lit the home of the for nior's father mid mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thrush, over the last week-end. Mrs. Chill lie lie) Holds was limualit home from Myrtle Point U'il!ioiiv hut hei-amo worse again Sunday night and was Ink en bark In the Myrtle Point lies pllul earlv Monday morning. Mrs Anna Muitlndslo wont with Mrs IIoviioIiIh and Keuiler, Mrs. Alvlli Speiicer or Itiiselmi'tl Visited last Tlinrsiliiy with hoi" pur- ruts, Mr, Slid Mrs. O. Ii, Allislelll. G. L, t'hample i sine home Thurs ilny nml vlsiied wlih his family un til Sunday. He Is III the veter ans' honpilul 111 HoselnilK, Glenn Welliiuiu uud a leiirosen tatlve of a I'nllfoi ills biltloi milk products lomiuny. visited imultty men here hist l'rid;iy. . Harl IJuiKiin of Glide, govern ment trapper for this vleiultv, was In the valley allendliu lo busi ness 'matters last Friday.1 ' ' ' Percy Wok-oil received 600 White Ixighorn baby pullets Wed nesday morning. MisM Violet Simmons of Kugel'ie Is visiting at the home of her un cle and uuut, Mr. and Mrs. .Morris Thrush, of Upper Cuuias. Miss Gwendolyn Weaver's broth er, Isaac Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, came over Friday evening uud ac companied bis sister liume. Lester. CoutcH , of Alleghany spent the week-end hero At the It. W. Hick hiiine. ' James llauglimun uud Oran I-'reerkscii Hpent the week-end ul the former'a home lu .Ashluud. Miss Kll.ahelh Aelilscher, high school toucher from Suthoi-llfi, spent the week-end ut the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Church. Mr. uud Mrs. Arilnir mown, em ployees at the llariusen-Wakefleld lumber mill, moved, Sunday from the Ilk-liter cuuip ' ground . lo n house neur the mill In upper, ('mu ll. C. Kelley moved their household- goods. Mr. and Mrs. Vein Simpson of Garden valley, visited Sunday at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. cnuries lteynohls. Will in iii Poller left on ,llie stage Sunday noon for u visit with rela tives In Kugene und Cnrvullls. Mr. Mitchell from Kllgeiio culled at Ihe homes of W. II. lOoklea und I''. It. Drown Satiirduy aftoriioon, spending the night ut the llrown home, i Mr. Mitchell was demon' slraling the latest hearing aids, i Arthur llrown, state grange or ganizer, snent Sunday night at the homo of his brother-in-law and Bis ter. Mr. and Mrs; Brnest Wheeler. Final iiienarallonB are being made for the "nmuteur hour." Fri day evening.' April 8. ul 8 o'clock ut the Bchoolhoiise. KofreBhinenla will be Bold by t lie i-.-r. i;. unnim Ihe evening, ... AZALEA A7Ai.i,?A A iii-ii il- It. I). Mc Cartney, who rccenlly moved to Kiindon, was here on business Monday and Tuesday. M. I). Nichols and Mr. Aldrldge made a business trip to ItosobiliK WedneBdiiy, K..U llnoi'v Piwtlfn unit Mi-S. IIW- ell Curtis and boh Uie spent Wed nesday .utlol'liooliHit niyriie vieei, wliprff (beyntlentled, to, liijHlitess. rtlis; VvOlli VMimiwi, n . .1 ohns i worn id In nej' guests Tuesday I'tenlilg ut, Hm home ;nl 'HlVtn ti tat lib SlilllH In GWndiile? ' ' ' , "Mr. and' Mis.' Hd -Sinllh -mid'L. S. Johns were In Hosobllrg Tues dav loiililng lifter buslneas intei- eslS. ' 1 Vein UllBkoI from Itldllln was here on husinoss Wednesday., Air. and Airs, .lames iunium ' ..,. I"u oi-nnlr Inolf llielf till llV lo Grants Pubs Friday where, It is rocelvlllgi meillciil; enre in wriuiLs Puss General nnaiuiiii, , , i , Mr., und. Mrs. ICil Smith of .Comii- ton, Calif.,, havo ived onlo the liluce where tint Stevenson iiiniiiy Una l,il llvlllir. HtOVeilBOIlS llllVC moved Inlo uiiolher house nearby.' Mis. Orii c:nndiay and Mrs. Hay Condi-ay ahnpped and attended to huslnesB in Hoseburg Saturday.', ,. i ,..i..,u ...wl n,n.u. .InbiiH made a business trip to Fligene Tbursdny. n, I M.,a U'llllooi Mlitll-tk Willi i-u,.n'ilv imiveil to ftandoll.' were hero over the week-end looking af ter business utiuirs. -o- MYRTLE CREEK mv'u'IM I.V l'lll.ll.'ir Anrll fi While falling one of the huge oak trees . between :lhn Methodist church and 'parsonage recently, soliie of Hie limbs struck Ihe noil li m i-ast sides- of I lie Henry, doing 'oilslllerable' ilaniiige. ...u vii.i I,,, ,ii it w in, iitm neon lu very poor health lor several months, bus so fur reedioriul, thai he can walk down town und irttend to business mutters,-:' ; , ' . '. ', i.u iioiilo .Imien who-has boon flailing nt tin' homo of: lier: aou-ln- lnw mid ilaugliter, Air, ,111111 .ir. .rover copeianu, east -oi in.vio ,111,, ,.i,iiii,ie,l In . Mvrtle . Creek Snlu'idiiy and ahe,' imd hot- ihnigh- ler ure ai 11 y lug ' on tliu old Home fin 111 lor 11 few iliiya; , l.- Clifit-loft W; Iltee Is suffer ing from an attack of urthrlils in 1..,,. i,.,, lu mi,,, in h,,i,ir eared for bv Mrs, Susan Morrlsoti,- . , K. II. Iluell has received iiotui cation Hull hiv was Ihe 'biiccoxsIuI bidder on the flnzloy-Kiicliles mull route for me lillir-M'iir I'l-iiyo slnrlliig nest July 1st. ,. .' 1 C, Curio, who nufl noeii i;riiii ini.v 1'.... ,,,a Ihnil n week, IVIIS1 lie- ported lo bo Bllglllly Improved Silll- dav. ills sou irom Jennie, is u,-.n-intending his fill her In his Illness. Mrs. II. C. ' Wuddell ami- Mrs. Kent or Itosehurg were ; Myrtle Creek visitors Saturday', ' ' ' ! M 11 Iluell n-iiH i-iilled lu Klluclie S lav on iiccoitul of HnV-ei jops illuo!- or Ills nroiner. j-rou, nuifii. of lillhird, whit Is In it bosliilill .In nml cily. , i ' - ! Kdwln Weaver I.A Hltlrally: 111 I bis home lu' MiBnoifil llotloni. Mr, and Mrs. II. Fnlo and Jleorge 'imaurt 'ivoro. among the tMyille i-..,k lu.oitle win,: atleluld Ihe luneriil ol Judge Uulno lusl I'ues- daw . . Airs. Uuliy liver was 11 vIBItor at ib hoini" of her ihiiighletv Mis Homer Abbott, lust Sufiiulay. Mm. DR. G. W. Marshall DENTIST : 314 Medical Arts Bids. ; Phona 29 Res, Phone' 293-H 1 Kvenlnge by Appointment ! Maytag 84lat and Service City Electric 124 W. Cim St. Phone S3S Dyer la recQveripk nicely, from se vere Injuries received lu a full not long UK(I. ; , 1 1 1 . Miss Abide Arznar.. who la nurse In the Huc-ed Heart hospitul In Kugcne, spent lul, week visit. Ing with her parents at their home in .Missouri lloltom. J. ft. Tumbull, pastor of the Baptist church In Hoseburg, began it series of revivu! meetings In the South .Methodist church here Sun day night. ' Mr. and Mrs. G. A.' Sprague 1110J 'tored to Eugene Saturday where Mr. Sprague attended u' progress slve educational meeting and Airs. Sprague was a guest at an engage ment announcement leu lor his cousin, Allan Helen Gould.' Sixty guesta attended. Mrs. Sprugua ua slsted with the serving. ' '.Mrs'. J. - W. Adiimson ami Alia, t'lara ' llailey went lo Kllgeue with .Mr. and Airs. Sprague. Mrs. Ailum son visited with her daughter, . Miss Griicei und .Mrs, llulley spent, her lime with her son Kverett und flim lly at Springfield.- All', und Airs, (ilenn Itlf hlil'dsnn and diiugblers, Gleiiuda uudMelbu, were week-end guesta -ut-the home of Mrs. JtlchurdBou'a iiareiiis, Mr. and Airs. C. A. Selzler, retiinilng 10. their liome near Alurshfield Sun- duy evening. Pnaloi- C. I. Kenney,. C. C. Alurch and Air. and Mra. H. L. Hicks of Itlddle were lu attendance ut the Christian convention ut Ulido. Mon day Airs. Howard lujhu came Home from. Po'rllund where she has been for sevepil weeks. Alarln, the young daughter of Air, and Mra, liobb, la staying In Portlmid taking medical tl'oatiueiiis. , .. - Airs. Itulph ' Stearns spent last week in, liralu at tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hear- lorlf, altendiiiK her aged grand mother, Airs. Alnlissli AlcColluni, who died Friday night. WILBUR WlUllllt, April 7 Mr. and Airs. John T. Wyutt uud son Kdwln or Wlnohesier left. Saturday lor Los Angeles to vlall Mr.. Wyult's mother who bus lienn III. They ex iled 1.0 ho gone about .ten days., , , Mra. Allan Wlckhnm.or Portland spent the week-end visiting her parents, Air. and Mrs. Prank Par ker. . ; Allss Virginia Smith has been uuilu III wllli Hit the oust week but Is much hotter now. ' Allss A I Icon Ijillinil spout the week end visiting her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. lloss Hutchin son, nt Kellogg. ,' . The W. C. C. wits well attended Friday night with an Interesting priiBI'iim and plenty 'to eat-. A dem onstration mid skit by the 4-1-1 club was preseliiod. Mrs. Iluhfor'. lead eil; Is phiniiliig' it progi'itui mid Car nival In llio neiii1 'nil ure to raise money to send 11 ' ihomtier to sum mer school ill Corvnllls this sum mer. ' ' -' .Mr. and .Mrs. Oil Henry null daughter ' Ijurlinel wero Sunday guests or the Alra. Henry mother, Mis'. It. C.i lllll. ' ' ! 'Mr. mill Mrs. Chester rtoae hhd aim mid Frank ' Snare of Garden City, Kansas, are guests- of Air. und Airs. Clina. llolconlli ihlH week. Alra, Hose, who haa spent the win ter here .with, her,, daughter, will return to her home In Kansas with theiii floon. , AIi-b. Sidney llelllwell of Hose burg was all all day guest of, Mrs. I), K. Aloon oil Thursday. Harry llahd, a student ot the F.ugene lllble, school. Is having a week of spring vacation mid Is vis iting friends mid relatives here. DILLARD WU.AIU), April' 7. Mr. nml Mrs, K. It. Ilnf forty nf Askaloosti, towu, are vlttltliiK' ut tliu hoiim of Mr, nml MrH, .). .1. iMoredtlh 'at IHllnrd. Mrs. Itiifferly la ii.sljtui' of .1. .1. MiM-edith. Mr. and Mrs. Haffi-i ly havo !)' u vaciitlnntim In 1. cm AtiKHiOft unn an r rancisco fur It'll wwltH. Tluy viewisil t lit , rut iiH nflcr the floods in .tliu l.os AiiK'hi nrtMi. 1 ; i Mr. ami Mra. J. .1. Mort'dltli wi'ie honoicd by an i.vb!i1' siitpor ThnrH day (vtuliiK. Mnvrli III, the occa sion' bt'invi tlteli 12nd wihUUhk an nlvot'ttary. Mr. ilinl Mi'h. K. Ii. Haf f!i'ly of AnUnlnonu wero ! iircHcnt it in f wi'i'o uIho Willi Mr. ninl Mrn. Mercillth ,'whi'n llny woro marrifd nt Nmvldh, Iowa. Others in atten dance Were" Minn Dorothy Kiiuhkh of TonmHe, OreKon, Wilbur Mere dith of lUlliinl and Florence Mere dill) of ltofi'hmK- Mr. and M is. V. I-!. Stevenson ami t-hildreii of Creen were visit or x uu Ulce creek Wednesday of last week. Mr. Stevenson left Snn lay for California on husiness. ; Mrs. J. Jf x Me.rdtth. who has been confMied . trt died aluee .laiui' ary 1, Is hack at homo now (nid recAverlny; slow'ly 'She; ha's' hwn iVcelvllifc cartt nf thh' Wmnft of Iter daughter, Mrs. W, K. Stevensoii at (!reen., ! ; i J . v 'i ; .Mrs. Vera It lee. who has been III for some Mime, Is slowly tim nroviud. Mri0 Hlee Itas been fak Iuk treatineitls In Ktiene. Sadie Sln;ridanf , who has been In the hospital foi lour weeks, is at the '.Vllbtr Rlc' liome at Willis Vt-eyk. . , ' V .Vlbnrla' Smilh:' who ts employed by Mrs. Hock well of Itosehui'K. .pe.iit.AHu week enilVat . thu home, of Mr. anil Mrs. K. Smith. HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Caused by Tired Kidneys MiU' nf (li.wn BiiNwihCi tl!cclrth, )i'"f'il tmikA."ln ifft hlin on M,ii,.f pit mih to 1-tl'n lw lirl iiilnv.i.l Ty l' mirntM wr trrlii in (hn rijht W iv. 'I hKI'iipiir ititr'4rldf wiiy i( tVin Mtt. Mmi (..Tliwt nlspi.it ,) junta mlnyo rUnt .'I p 'invU of w iif. If I'i 1A hda ft khifift titta Alim in inc oi.-oi. i tifp p-.m-n n-iv sftt mtii'ic I'lrln.-hr", Tliaiimli' ptitw. o pt -nJ HKfO, -l'rVi Aip ttbtii, Uirn( pu (fine, l-n t .! A.k j.-m ilMtrei-t t-v l,n' ii.ir i isiv gn inpiiv rmn iM mil hflp t( 13 h;Im if Kiil'v luv, fli-h rut ti ''iio&cul uw Iron tfat wd.-O-l04a rlhiU, - Hold Everything! 1 . . ' "Slid lias llircc sons, und by'a " 'in Spain, one is in China, Ni:(V YOHK, Ami , e.i(AP) Thb U. is. secret service,- iHlnntless roei for tcouilldrfeltors,'- to ioll good money taom nan. .nays : ;'.;, ;'7)oh Vf hej iportl-altafqri your' cur- roiey:siipai'iiyi In the eyjei"'. I'lJt !the yq i bright and clour. ilfllally; the; liiiiney Is genuine CuM, iWIIimii, (li -'.Houghton, aiiid. il 11 iiuii anq euieiiry, petto i.iiiiiout.n 1 '. ? 1 1 j , 1 . J loiigliton: httiul of tho eocratlser- v(ce iiigeiUe 4 (New! Vork, gavq jtlsj ai)viC(to; Manlinttiui: pierchtints as tlte( Biu-vlco :opeiie'd . its nalioil-wld'e eiiia:at1imi) '.campaign tomilU fall ntpnoy; .1 lianillei-B "ciirrencj j fcoil siiiiitB?'! ; . t ; 1 i f i j'Know the points'-qfjijOiiitl iinduey nl you won't ni-cept aiit'.Ictiantep- leltr ai(vlsed Capialn llouirtitbii hi. ir otbeit auouta listened. Thev nvill carry the' nibuiiyi gospel into ntltor HtateB if tho plan works here. '. j I I It'B tho , depression," Cnptuia Houghton oxplalilod heroi-o the msotiug started. '''The bail money business Is bud: ldrt.vnherd 1s. leBS bogus 'lllo'li'Cy ' lu' clrtiilaflrllf 'llini over heforo. Tho chief, Frank J. Wilson, I'lgurod 'that education 011 those most I'reiiuently tricked by lake bills will curb the traffic even more. WARIIINCiTON, April '(.. (API - tierman embassy officials said' that (luriiiaay'H new ."matricula tion" law requiring all German cit izens, abroad lo register at consul ates would become effective this month. Xo special date for registration itn set, but embassy official said German consuls In this country1 al ready were busy at-ceptlng the nig iHlmitnn forms fro in Germans and Ausliiaiis residing here. The registration Yen.ulremenl was described as a reiurn' to German policy of closely tabulating Us citi zens in foreign t'olintrles. Since the Hir, officials said, the reuulreme.iit stipulating Gei uuins must regisier or Jot their citizenship was allow ed to lapse. Kor this reason embassy officials were unable today to estimate the number of German citizens travel ing or temporarily residing lu the Tnited Stales. Hough estimates from New York placed (he number lu thai city alone at between on.- EiESIlCAIEIF: CURRENCY IS GOOD You wives and mothers of the Columbia Em pire are its most important people. Your , choice of what yon buy closes down or keeps open oun industries. You provide ' expansion. Your purohases are the PRO-' ' ( . tECTION pi the WORKERS in your own family. Look for 'the products of the Columbia Em '. pire - weigh them' for merit, examine them :'or quality. You'll find full valuel You'll find, also, that the "extra divi dends" of prosperous employment for your own family, and every other family within , this area, is unalterably the result Cm-a.nn n WfiisfpWf irie. A-T'Tlwa sir'ange coincidence one is and one is in Austria." 000" and .2(10,000. An official esti mate; credits Austria With having idoui ii.uuu citizens in tills country. WILD LIFE LAW'S J i PROGRAM WIDENED WASHINGTON, ;; Ajf)U ;e;-MAP) 4-rThe iioiiHQ' has voted trf in clude j territories,- possessions and the -Districi of Columbia within provisions of the 1937 wildlife res toration net. ' It-sent to the senate a bill ane- ciricnlly providing for their inclu sion In the program for restoration of wildlife species. , Under the act the government was authorized to allot: funds to any of tho 48 mates pnrtlcipa,ting in the proKram.. A; special excise tax "on sportsmen's; equipment calses the nioiiey.'' li !t j: f; WASHINGTON,. April : 6. -AP) Congressional . foes ot -a, "big navy" nssei'ted today that Invoca-, (on ,y 'nle-- United States nud Great Urilaiii of the "escalator'' clauso In Ihe London naval treaty would bring almost unlimited world naval building. "It's Just, the preliminary an nouncement of a world wide naval race," declared Senator Clark (D., Mo.), consistent opponent of lurge naval appropriations, t Hritain und the United States advised encb other that they would disregard the lxndon treaty's limi tation of 3rt000 tons on tho size or (he battleships. , iVoth based their notion on the rofusal of Japan to disclose wheth er she intends construction of larger vessels. The Japanese had been reported building a 42,000-ton battleship. "If we build those large battle ships," Clark said, "we won't be able to get them through the Pan ama canal. That means that we'll have to spend a billion dollars building a canal through Nicaragua and nuolher billion ' to make tho Panama canol a sea-level route." When the red deer of lOhgland develops 12 points on' his antlers, he automatically becomes a "royal stag." New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth No louK'T ii 1 yon fo'l tmc'in- furtuM.. w.Mirlnir f n I wt tct'tb. 'n tooth, a lir.'iitly Imnrnvpcl imwiler siMinklt-tl tin your plntfK holds (li.-m ItKhl ihiiI 'iintfitrliilih. No kuihiiiv. luisiy l nsto or feeliiiu. liroilorlsst-n. (Jft l-'fiHtcctli nt your dniKKlst. Thrco ntwti, Adv. of your buying support . COSTLY NAVAL RUCE :iisiii;s i. . j A - y ? Asltl IS IT PRODUCED IN THE COLUMBIA EMPIRE? Douglas County Christians , Set Next Meeting for i ' June 6 at Oakland. Tho 35tu lJoualas County Chris tian conventioi) attracted a largo attendance for all day meetings at the Glide christian church Mon day. Potiuck meals were served at noon and In the evening. VYiliard Smith of Glide served as chair man. Wayne J. Jen son, student pastor of the Glide church, was song leader. L j Lit legations were present repre senting Christian ' churches at imiiu, Klkton, Oakland, Hoseburg, Myrtle Creek, Kiddle and Glide, 't he Hoseburg church won the at tendance banner. Speakers and their subjects were: .Martin Clark, pastor at Oak land, "Knowing Christ in Person"; C. 1. , Penney, pastor at Myrtle Creek, "The Power of His Resur rection"; E.'J. Helseth, pastor at Drain, "Sharing Fellowship in His tiutfeilng"; Linden Leavitt, pastor ut Hoseburg, "Thut 1 Alight lie Conformed Unto His Death." Mrs. Verona Daniels of Klkton conducted an open forum on the subject, "What Can We Do That VVo May Know Jesus More Fully?" Special music was offered by Wayne Jensen, Dorothy Fox, botb of Glide, and (Jessie Lake and Ed na Kenney of Drain. Helen Smith of Glide gave an in teresting talk (lurlilg the youth conference. The next convention will be held at Oakland, June 6, at which time (he .theme will he "World Vision For the Kingdom.'' The committee appointed on de tails for the next meeting Includes C. G. Stanton, llosobnig; li. L. Hicks, Hiddle, and C. 1. Kenney, Myrtle Creek. , . , ,, , , , , i LIFE SAVING AIDS GIVEN FIRE DEPT. A newly built rowboat nml trail er liavc.becn added to the life sav ing equipment of the RoKeburK Firo ilepartment, as a result of sponsorship on the part of the KaRles lodge, 'phe equipment was built to specifications, ftlrnisbad. by the flro . (lepavtmeut on . cqntraut with Al Stophons. The boat Is built for use either with oars or outboard motor and may bo used lu rescue work or for' recovery of bodies of drowned persons. MARK APPLEGATE DIES AT MEDFORD Death of, Mark Annlniratp ftf nu. tlve ot Bonglas county, Is reported from, Medfonl, where he made his nome tnrougnout the greater purt Of hll llfn. Hfl Wnq lini-)i t n,.in ,Rqc.,,l!l,18T2,-but as a boy moved' with his family Into Jackson coun-i ty. Funeral., services wero held iu! the familv burial nlnt nt lii-nln thlu! nflpi'iionn.' The jimlksha was Invented in 1871 by an Ainorican. the Rev. Mr.i Jonathan Coble, a Baptist mis- slonary residing In Yokohama. electricity your money 's worth i Toke this moUerof light olone. It's o matter of course to you, but not so lona i: ogo, lighting a home used to be a real chore. I con remember how long it took my mother to clean lamp chimneys, fill the lomps and carry them bock to the various rooms. And after all that work the things were smelly and didn't qive : much light Getting rid of a job like that is worth money, not to mention the difference in the light you get from electricity. And if you use electricity for doing housework, you couldn't begin to pay , what .t S really worth ot present rates. You'd pay a woman 45 cents an hour to do rug cleaning that a vacuum cleaner does for one cent. With the stcp-down rote electricity gets mighty inexpensive if you really use it. We use electricitv to the limit ,n our house, w, have every necessary appliance and some just for fun, and our monthly bil Isn't any more than we spend at the movies or or just one week-end trip ,n the family car. We think our electricity is the biggest bo gain we get. iyyi oar The California Oregon Power Company CoOd Storage Lockers are now being installed at I DOUGL STORAGE CO. Watch for further announcements and take ad vantage of this modem food preservation system. The popular demand for thU modern service has caused us to expand our facilities and make this service available to a greater number of our patrons. - ...U1,,r MAW ROTfH . I I MW.M'K1 l.ifr.....;,.Ufi!tr!tt In only one minute, you can SEE nod FEEL how this amazing new Dc-Skidded . tire makes theseaaftstraight-lincstops .con trola dangerous side skids slippery streets. . i .' ' i . Oak and IW M IHt (UN "O. 5. tlKJ" WD "- '"w mvnt.r. ,w. AS ICE & 1 STOPS QUICKER Whtn bnkts art ip- plIed.lhi'Tri-ililtWed" CfOM Cltt fO IfttS ict;;s...lMrJri(b 6l sm rlpplnt edfis blti through the sllp parr syrtica film .. mblt tfii Hi libit tiiidunlUtMOlidlyttip USBavimiin. CONTROLS SIDE SKIDS WlnnlhiwBlEhtolths esr suddinhr shifts lo. ihe tide, In tumins coirtirj, pisslrn anA etc., the sharp jalerif sin si in seiii ufilhiieturibscelnlt actltn, iBsUntly bit) Uirouib the film ami fain a direct paiithri lootfacld on the teal on wet, m n--"-- - .i i. HANSEN MOTOR CO. Stephens St. Roseburg, Ore. UT THt KHSOUUIEO SUVKI Of A TIME SfECl VUST n.imww, iwt WUirt.Kill U. S. TIRE OEAUft (V "Si) ;l IPIONEKRS I-; 4 PUBLIC 7 VsekviceM "iwwuwm j.-