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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY-21, 1938.
CATERESS SLAIN BY
STREET ATTACKER
OAKLAND, Calif., May 21.
(APjMrs. Ruth A. Minta. ?,s,
culpreHH, wan ttlaln early today by
u nivHifirloiiH Uflrtailnnt who iiuitck-
cd tier with ft puvlng brick at u
Btrflpf. cornor.
. The lit tuck orriirrnd about
block from Mrs. .Mlnta'H homo
while Blie wmh returning from a
thpator.
Pollen Chlnf Wallman Bald ho be
llovftil the mail tralh-d Mm. Minta
from . tho theator aixl HiidiUmly
rained Mown on hor hoad with
nonrrnlo pavinif brick wrapped In
a now8tannr.
Mr. and .Mrs. C. J. Moorn, IIvIiir
noarby, wero awuknimtl by scioanm
and saw a man carrying Aim. .Mln-
lu. If r then vanlHhed into an alloy
way but reanimared Bhortly, Htlll
cnrryliiK bin victim.
Moore wold the man dropped her
on the aid o walk and Htartcd to run
away, halted and returned.
"Get away from me," the pron
trnte woman pleaded and the man,
Moorn mild, ruined IiIh arm and
Htruck another vicious blow.
Chief Wallman wild he believed
Mrs. Mlnta knew her attacker uud
thero was a possibility the slayer
had attempted to attack Mm. Mln
ta criminally and had beaten hi
when alio nmlHted.
CZECHOSLOVAKS
TURMOIL RENEWED
(Continued from page 1.)
eminent railed up n cIiihh of nnnv
7'enerveH bill denied HlfH r.OUHl.H.ltl-
ml 1110bill7.nl Inn for dofeimn. I
inlet liodn, however, had wild
(.'erhntdovnltla was "ready for thn
eonrileiH wblidi await uh."
I In lln n-1 "ion t;!i dirfmniipoB, whMi
Rome have aeon n a fimeint devleo
to divert Franco whlln Hitler
prentieil lilfl central Kurnpean inn
uIIIoiih, were heightened by lltil
Ian plana for a military untl air
demoiiHtrallon in weBtern Libya,
near French Ttinlaia, .wtillo Hie
French Mediterranean fleet man
euvered off the TlllllHian coitM.
In . Spain, Insurgent artillery
pounded Madrid, killing 12 and In
juring ftbout 25 pontonn, and Insur
gent forces continued llieir alow
Infiltration of rnln-awept moun
tain terrain on the Teruel to the
sea front. Tho Spanish war map
bad changed hut Utile during n
week of stormy weather.
niTDAPKRT, May 21. (API
Well Informed quarters tonight re
ported Czechoslovakia hnil closed
her Polish and (larman frontiers
as the result of mounting tension
and disorders over tomorrow's mu
nicipal elections.
- The same quarlera said troops
were being moved on both sides of
tho German-Czech bolder, one-ball'
of 111 lie Czechoslovakia's inniinluln
frlngod frontier.
Four points on the Hungarian
frontier also woro abut, though of
ficial In Hungary said the borders
wenr open us far an they were con
cerned, i
: Premier ImreiH's cabinet held a
four-hour hi-hhIdii which was un
derstood to have been concerned
with important developments In
anxious Czechoslovakia. As fur as
could be learned the Hungarian
government bud mude no move but
was stuudlng pat watchfully welt
ing for any break.
RELIEF FUND GETS
COMMITTEE BOOST
(Conllnuod on pago G)
to be made avallahlo immediately,
Hopkins told tho committee, WI'A
would not Increase) Its present
rolls of 2,(100,011(1 persons by more
than 2(10,0(10,
Flood Control Approved
Tho senulu cninmerie commlllee
approved today without major
change an omnibus riood control
bill passed by tho bouse.
The bill would ' aulhorlzo con
struclloii of projects lo cost $:i7f,
OOO.onli during Ibo nexl five years.
II would retain the principle of
local parllclpatloii through a run
trlhulion of 110 per cent or the cos!
of binds, cusoiiieiUa and rights o(
way for reservoirs, '
The committee rejected propos
aJs lo Increase or lower the amount
of local contributions.
BOWKER RECEIVES
NOMINATION FOR
DOUGLAS JUDGE
(Continued from pago 1.)
less than lil) per cent of the tulnl
registration. Approximately li.nuo
voles were cast out of n total of
l.t.lirill voters registered for the elec
tion. licpuhlicun voters In the I!. 8.
senatorial contest gave Itufus Hid
man, stale treasurer, almost a two
to one lead over Hubert Slunflcld.
former senator from Oregon, while
Willis Mahoney, former mayor or
Klumnlh Falls, also hud a Iwo lo
ono lend over 11. S. District Attor
ney Carl Donnugh of Portland (or
the democratic nomination.
Congressman James W. Molt has
Maytag
S.ilet and 8ervlce
City Electric
124 W. Can St. Phone 233
a right to fool proud of Ills glx-to
one Hmjnrlty over Walter Norblad
of Asloriu at Ihn builds of Douglus
county republicans. A. C. Murk was
ibo cohice of the democratc with
Miller uml N'ott running closely be
hind. The final totals from ouglas
county s 4! precincts gave the fol
lowing results:
Republican
It. R. Hcnnlor (short lerm)
Harry, 1303; In-luud, C02; Weed.
I3U4.
11. R. Senator (long lerm) Dol
man, 2,'llil ; Multifield, 1277.
II. K. Ilepiesemalive Molt,
Win!,; Norblad, M6.
(Jovernor Hrown, dor,: Ilunzen,
102; Hendricks, 07; Morion, 1112;
I'altin, 402; Shrock, 70; Spriigim,
11112; Wagoner, 2KG.
Hecrelary of Slate Snell, KOIJII.
Slipt. I'ublic Instruction lllce,
2914.
I.ubor Commissioner (iraham,
11911; (Irani, 2U.'I1.
Stato Uepresenlutlvo Itlddle,
2,114; Vouug, 3010.
County Judge llowker, 2r,X0;
Itoudinau, 1214.
Commissioner Mudhlooin, UMi:
Stearns, (ISf,: C. K. Tboinus, !:i:i;
It. O. Tliomns, 1IK8; Vaughn, 4tr,;
Vinson, 100.
Democrat
(I. R. Renalor (short term) Mil
ler, 12SH.
IJ. S. Senator (long term) do-
llaugll, 7K4; Mahoney, 111 IK.
II. S. ItepreHellliillvellurk, S03;
Miller, i;:u; Notl, r,2:i.
Coventor Hess, 7K7; .Marllii,
12611; Olefin, 17K.
Sttcrelury of Stule ICilson, l.r,77.
Stlit. Piiblie Instruction l.eoli-
hnnlt, 723; I'tiiuam, toxr,.
Labor Cominisslonei II,vdo,
nr.s; itotb, t;r,i.
County Judge Clougb, 1137.
CouiuilssioiHM' Ilowman, (MS;
lliltclilnsnn, XHf, ; Hnchesler, 421.
Judiciary
Posllltin No. 2 riean, 2310;
Cochran, 3311; llnwltt, 7110; McCul-
Inch, 1022; Klmiiieiiniin, 1071.
Position No. 3 lltilley, 3l)nS;
Martin, IWO.
Poslllnu No. n-Chlnnock, S2I):
I.nsk, 20117; Van Winkle, 21x2.
JOBLESS SEESAW
GOES ON IN OREGON
POItTI.ANI). May 21. (AP)
Tho Oie;oii nitite planning board
said in a repot I today that the
stale might ccuiliitie to expect a
iw.iiiiil persons llucttiutlnn nnnilal-
ly In employment covered by lite
state unemployment compensation
act.
In Ihn period from January. 1!i:ig.
lo September, 1!I37, an average of
1110,233 persons were nffecled bv
the acl nnd of that number up-
liroxiiuuteiy tiit.ooo wore jobless.
I lie slate tola) payroll on which
unemployment lux was paid in
111,111 amounted In $2lii,!ir,8,1!i2.
IVIost sltiblo oitcunatlons were
Utilities an. I .oilier service Imlus
irler, while Ibo worst Mucimitliuic
oocurred In rood luocesslng, con
struction, wnier transporlailon and
logging.
HARRY SANDQUIST
lit is WATER JOB
llarrv RandeulHl ami r ip,n
.Snildctitlst of this city, lias received
an annnlulmeiii hh m -ii,i.i.....
of an irrigation district at Lake-!
view, ir wits announced today. Ho
Is u mouther of this year's grad-
tinting class til Oregon stale col-1
Icco. niiil Ihiu 1, .. . i, , ... , !
complete his work Ion ai d gradua
tion in utivuncc or lite June com- J
niencemenl ditto In order Unit be
lllliy IICCCDI the new mmlllim II,.
will report for duly early next ,
wees.
ANTI-SALES TAX
BALLOT TITLE SET j
HAI.K.M. Mnv t'l i.nini. '
lol Mile for Hie proposed conslllu-!
itoiiiii amentlment lorbltlilliig a
sales tllX. lieenu.t Inv ,.v,.lu.. I
on human rood was completed by
nuorney uenerill Van Winkle
here today and cerliricd to the,
seereiary of stale.
The amciidmcn! was sponsored '
by i lie Family lludgcl Proleclive
league, ol' which W. I). Moreltinil
Is president.
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded nnd Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 600
Oak and Kane Stt.
YES
THE IAUNDRY
DOES IT FOR.
ME ANO MUCH
BETTER.
NOW-you seev
TO HAVE MORE TIME
SINCE YOU FOU.0WED
MY ADVICE
When Andrew Iinge of Hose-
burg was n nsltlenl in Alaska sev
eral years ago, ho enjoyed lull
privileges of citizenship, lollowlng
naluilillzatlon, but the courthouse
burned and Ills records were de
stroyed, so today be was a mem
ber or n class or seven applicants
who received rlntil papers In the
circuit court for Douglas cotllily.
He Is a native or Norway.
f libera ndmlitod to clilzenslilp
were (li'orge Alexunder Sundberg
or Melrose, native of Sweden;
Mrs. Lett lo Fetdoti, Camas Valley,
unlive born, who lost her citizen
ship when her husband was na
turalized in (;aiui'i!i; rumen Jos
eph Smilli. lllxonville, native or
Ireland; August .Martin, i oos junc
tion, native of Switzerland ; Louis
Kay, Hoseburg, nuiive or (ier
inany, and John It. Robertson,
Hoseburg, native of Scotland.
Hue lo the failure of required
denoslllons lo arrive In time for
today's healing, the case of Car!
rtinz llueliler ol main a on-
tin lied.
lOdwIll James Neff was not pres
ent and Ilia case also wan con
tinued. The new c llzens were given an
Inspiring address by Circuit Judge
Carl 10. Wlinberly, who stressed
Hie responsibilities connected Willi
citizenship.
Several representatives ol pai
Hiitlc. niLMioizaliniis addressed Hie
new citizens bflelly, and County
Judge Union Clollgli, on netiait in
l Imiiiiiihl oost or the American Le
gion, welcomed the class and tro
senletl each member with an
American Hug.
CIIICA(K). May 21. (AP) An
annroiirlatloil measure designed lo
meet Chicago's relict crisjs was
pushed toward passage lit me spe
cial session or the legislature lo-
day.
The bill called for nil increase
of sriOO.OlliI l Hlily in slain aid
for relief. Legislative loaders
Imped for passage by Wednesday.
Kclief ollleltlls sain ine nieus-
WE CAN FIX
ANYTHING
City Electric
124 W. Cass St. Phone 233
Here's
When
and
Where
Monday, May 23
Dr. It. U. Dunn's non-deuoinl-nul
tonal Hi bin study cluss to
iiHMt at 7:45 o'-lock hi evenfuR
at dltiiitK hall of Douglas hotel.
Public Invited.
lieorKo Stunner auxiliary. No.
IS, to U. S. W. V. will ui ft t at
8 n't'lutk In eveniiiK at armory.
Trlendly Itlblo class of First
Presbyterian church Ii::t0 o'clock
picnic supper for members and
frii'itds at thn home of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Smith on the Mel
rose road.
And How
MAC'S MARKET, 111 North
Stephens St., offers the follow
hiK specials for Monday, May
l!;trd: Jul en Oranges, thin skin,
very Juicy, !1 do.., 2fc; Pork and
Means, l-lb. cans, He; Crackers,
2-lb., Snow-flakes, sodu or nru
hams, Hfic,
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
Found
an
Extra
Day
It's a wise moth
er who rids her
self of laundry
cares and has a
day a week EX
TRA to spend
with her children
at the beach.
Don't be a drudge,
when we can
make you a lady
of leisure and so
conomicalty ;
I tire was a stop-gap projiosal at
best because Chicago alone requir
ed at least 1 1 .Unn.uiMl additional
euch mouth.
A depleted treasury caused the
closing this week of Chicago's re
lief stutlons. As a result, 34,000
fumilies HI, 000 persons wero de
prived of their May relief checks.
(.'mil additional funds are made
availuble. their relief allotments
will consist of tickets good for a
limited supply of rice, celery, crab
biigi;, dried beans, oranges and
butler from depots maintained by
the I'cdcrui surplus commodities
corporation.
JAPS HAMMER AT
TRAPPED CHINESE
(Continued from rBe .)
lory, planes ami infantry hammer
ed at Chinese forces in 2f by Hi
mile area near Suchovv. UombiiiK
planes, returning to their Imse
with empty bomb rcks, and koIiik
out Willi the racks loaded, made
an almost constant iwn-unv m-n.
cession.
HANKOW, China, V-ny 21
(AP) The Chinese high com
mand today said Chinese forces
retreating from full en Suchow still
held key positions on the TifnUin
Pukow railway to prevent consoli
dation of Japan's lines from Nan
king to Tientsin.
In addition the Chinese declar
ed their positions would prevent
Jupaiiesi organization for a drive
westward to Hankow, the tempor
ary Chinese capital, believed to be
Japan's nexl major goal. .!
Civil branches of the govern
ment went about their business ap
parently unperturbed by loss of
Stidiow, vital rail junction whore
main east-west ami north-south
ALBERT E." HORN,' JR
Pictured above is General Petroleum official presenting
bronze perpetual desk calendar, as
growing sales
ing from regular advertising.
READ
THE
LETTER
speaks volumes
for the PULLING
POWER of our
advertising,.,
and the
progressiveness
of this area
Again we say:
FOR RESULTS USE
NKWARK. N. J., May 21. (AP)
Not man Thomas, socialist lead
er filfd suit in federal court today
for $5,000 damages from each of
four Jersey City police officials,
who ejected him from the city
when he attempted to speak them
April 30.
The suit charged tho police
"with force of arms did assault
the plaintiff, seized and pulled
him and compelled him lo go with
them to a ferry slip and board a
ferry boat for Manhatluu."
Thomas charged also Interfer
ence with his liberties as an
American citizen, saying h was
not privileged to go where he
pleased, although he was not ar
rested. Tho suit named as defendants,
Public Safety Director Duniel J.
Casey, Police Chief Marry Walsh,
Deputy Chief John J. Underwood
and Inspector Henry (iauthler.
MEXICAN TROOPS
CLASH WITH REBELS
SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico,
May 21. t AP) Federal govern
ment cavalrymen fought their way
into the town of Rio Verde toduy
in their drive to crush the private
army of General Cedillo.
Federal troops of President Car
denas were said to have retaken
the town, GO miles southeast of
San Luis, from rebels.
Twenty-two rebels were report
ed killed, lo wounded, and 80 cap-lured.
4
of MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL result
61
as
MARKET
REPORTS
WOOL
POSTON. Muy 21. (AP) The
Commorclul Bulletin toilny BuyHf
"Wool 1h euflier. Thore Ih no
ilenyliiR that thn political tincor
lullltloM uro contributing to tleprettH
rnrther u mitrkot naturally more
or Ipk8 tjiill, ut IhiH KonHon. Not
only are Ihn inlllR bifldlng Ihhh
money on Summer Hlreet but thore
In nlito Bonie lot-tlown in the went.
Wool moveH more Hlowly, in con
Hoqnonce. "Foreign mnrketH nro Irregular.
Primary markets nro riilrly rirm
on rino wooIh lint croHHbreds are
easy uml neconilury murketH Uro
iinxnttleil and dull,
"There in little new In the pieoo
goodK marketH. Pitying Ih limited
and Ktibject to torced ruIph, uh Ih
true in clothing.
".Mohair Is nlownr nnd inclined
'to eaG slightly again."
The rtulletiii publishes tho fol
lowing quotations:
Scoured basis:
Oregon: Fine nnd f. in. sTaple
(ifi-Otic; rine and f. in. clolliing
r,ti-r,8.
Mohair: Oregon. 2.1-27.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, May 21 (AP)
HOGS: Compared week ago mar
ket mostly 2fic higher niter losing
part of mid-week peak; lute sales
17.1-210 lb. drivelns 8.50; midweek
lop 8.75 with bulk 8.C0 down; car
lot top S.Co Monday, quoted to 8.75
later; weightH above 220 lbs. and
under mo lbs. penalized 50c and
more from prevailing top; packing
sows mostly 11.00-11.25; feeder pigs
7.75-8.25.
CATTM'l: Compared week ago,
diminishing supply dry (ed cattle
25o nnd more hlujier, grnssers
Token of Appreciation for
UNUSUAL Advertising RESULTS
presented by
GENE RAL
PETROLEUM
CORPORATION
an expression of gratitude for
Co
or
;OTrt'
9"
- Jt
,atl B .aA
strong to mostly 25c up, closed
active on lower priced kinds:
week's extreme top steers 9.50 for
experimentally fed load, best com
mercially feds 9.00; other dry
feds down to 7.75; load good Call
rornla grnssers 8.50; others 8.00
down; common grades down to
0.110; two loads fed heifers 8.50;
common to medium heifers 5.10
7.50; low cutter and cutter cows
3.50-5.00; late Rales 4.00 up;
fleshy dairy type cows 5.00 0.00;
few to 0.25; good beer cows 6.2.1
7.00; California grass cows and
helfern 0.00-7.25; bulls 5.2.1-0.5U;
top vealers 8.511; henvy calves 50c
sod morn higher on scarcity, ninst
ly 4.7.1-0.50.
SIIRUP: Compared week ago
sluing lambs and owes 2.1-SOc low
er, older Innibs 50c nnd more
down: bulk good spring Inmbs
8.00; few early to 8.25; throwouts
7.00-7.50; enrly top old crop lambs
(12.1- Inter sales 0.00 down; some
unsold late under sharply lower
bids; wethers 4.00-4.50; yearlings
to 5.2.1: enrly top ewes 3.25; lute
sales 3.00 down.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, May 21. (AP)
TIUTTER Prints: A grade, 275c
lb. In parchment wrappers; 28c in
canons: P. grade, 20ic lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 27Jc lb. in car
tons. I1DTTRRFAT Portland deliv
ery, buying price: A grade, 25
2.1ic in country ntnlionH; A grade,
23Jo lb.; II grade, 2c less; C grade,
6c lb. less.
KCOS lltiylng prices by whole
salers; Specials, 185c: extras
17&c; standards, lG&c; special me
dium, H-ir.lc; extra mediums, 15c;
undergrades, 14ic doen. '
Cheese, country meats, live poul
try and turkeys unchanged.
Potatoes, onions, cullluloltpes,
wool, hay, hopB, mohair and ens
cara bark unchanged.
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 21.
this newspaper with
16,
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(AP) Open High Low Close
May 763 .763 .76J .76?
July 72 .72 .72 .72
Sep. 72 .72 .72 .72
DR. G. W. Marshall
DENTIST
314 Medical Art, Bid).
Phone 29 Ren. Phone 29 3-R
Evenings by Appointment
House Wiring
By Our Expert a
Specialty
City Electric
124 W. Cats St. Phone 233
DANCE
At Maccabee Hall
Every Saturday
Night
Sponsored by F. O. E.
, Drill Teams
General Admission
Ladies 10c
Gents 35c
handsome
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