Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 30, 1938, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURcTnE ' THURSDAY JUNE 301938. " Field Supervisor Confers With Local People on Possible Program. Au extensive program of illrec ml rucrealion, I unit tor cliihlrttn uiul adults la pronoKFd by Wis ru creiitlonul division of ihu Hlutu imriment of education, tm:oruiiK to It. II. llourdniitii, fOld mipi'i ViBor, who wuh In Kosplmrg todiiy conlm-rlng wflh various persona In- ' lereaied in rccreutiomtl acllvl- lies. Tim atute department of cducn " lion, in cooperation with the WTA already has stl up i iium- her of recieutioniil eentoifi and prcpoHua, Mr. Bonrdinaii Htiites, in extend the activity au rapidly as possible. The department particularly fx . promoting recreational and olh , letic facilities, swimming pooh), etc., to aid in tfm program. lie conferred here today with tobert Kidder, recently employ ed by the school bourd of the Hone burg district to undertuke the first directed recreation program 1 for this city. Mr. Kidder is be ing assisted by several aide fur nished through the Wl'A. Legion Complimented Mr. Hoardrnun coniplhnnnted the work of the American Legion In sponsoring junior busebull, and stated that the depurlment de sires to work In cooperation with school districts, service clubs and other groups desiring to partici pate in tho recreational service. Ho euggestB that softball, tennis tournaments lor boys, girls in;l adults, volleyball, buskethall, horseshoe tournaments and other activities be Included in the local program. llo also consulted with several persons Interested in providing a swimming pool for the city, and stated that tho department with which he serves will bo glnd u assist In the promotion and to jiiuko uvaihiblo all data In Its pos session to aid In the local project. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with , Major Hoople EQf TH' HOOPS. OW TH' BARREL. llf FUK? nrC- PftAT, XT, AUJ3T HAVE COME LOOSE gl ALVlkJ HOW ' CAM X Tn, "TAKE A LOOK HOOPLE ! f PROBLEM IW AERONAUTICS ly''Jy 11 pi ' t-WKolHO t IVY J ANJD METEOOLOClY VHTH . 1 ' WOV XVttfSK 1 ' I) 'V, "rU SPOIL. EVERY Y : i ' y,--' 7 toy i get with owe . -cH yV L of vour topey .4- pinciiDCccriTc II uLUUUIILni I LUIJ I . wx TIOGA BURN AREA on the air from everywhere J FORESTS IS CITED A warning agalnsL tho use of fireworks in forest ureas during tho Kourth of July period was jnude today by Kred South wick, KUiiervlsing warden of the Douglas County Forest Protective associa tion. . The stiito law, Mr. Houlhwick states, provides: I'll, shall he un lawful, during (he closed season, lor anyone to throw away any lighted tobacco, cigar, cigarette, (Hatches, firecracker or other light id material on any forest land hrlvale road, nuhllc hluhwav or juilroad right of way In this slated Complaints already have been rocolved of flreH started by such carelessness, Mr. Southwlclt slates, mid (lie association solicits the co operation of all persoiiH using the lovcHlH over the holidays In avoid ing fires. Flying hi close foriuutlon. tluve modern phuies of the Fairfax Fly ing Servlco of Kansas City, .irrlv ed In Itosfburg this morning to spend this afternoon ami Frid'ty hero carrying passengers on sight seeing trips. Fred Kane, veteran pilot, was at tho controls of tun I l-passenger all-metal, tri-iuntored Ford air) in er, which wilt he one of Die ahlprt used lor the locul rltghlH. A low-winged monoplane, to he used for thrill rides, was flown by Hen Ashfnrd, and a four-place bin monoplane was piloted by Jim McKean. These three pllols, with their respective ships, have toured W stales In the past year nnd a half and Iihvo carried more than irot- 000 passeiiKers on Mights. They aro making flights from tho local Mirpnrl, Inking short hops in the vliTMty of Itosehurg, and nlso will schedule longer trips to Crater lake, coast points, other places of interest. Impoverished nobles are report ed turning In fortune telling. It's easier telling these days than hunt ing. Visitors to San Frnnrisco's fair will he able to ohserve In a test chamber the reactions of I he ner vous system to city noises. Which Hoems to us like a heck of 11 rea bou for visiting a fair. A magnetic hairpin has Just heen Invented. HuIch aren't expected to ; bo so hot among the steely-eyed ueBtornei's, A youth who wont out to look a! the tnootr escaped injury the other night when he tell from a roof, but young people who go inooii-gaxtng mill ought to watch their Btep. The year's H.vinphony concerts In Cleveland drow fi;i,000 people; one recent hall game there drew 70(H) morn than that. Music hath 'charms, but baseball lmtli what It taketh. (CopyrlglU 1938 NJ5A Service Inc.) Sl'THKIiLIN, June 30 In a report received here this week from the state department of edu cation at Salem, the recent Inspec tion mude by 1). A. Kinernon, as sistant superintendent, the tiutber lln school was given H very favor able rating and was claa.-ied us a standard hirji school. The repoit commended the re cent improvements, particularly in appearance and efficiency brought about by the changes of tloors and stairway and construction of addi tional rooms for home economics, industrial arts and music. Commendation also was given the library and evulpineut tsed in various departments, and sug gestions were made for further Im provements in equipment. Need was expressed for a good gymnasium, improved lavatories, and running water, gas and elec trical connections In the science department. A deficience In maps and charts also was noted. - It also was advised that there be salary adjustments in order to retain good instructors over a per iod of years, lattentiou being called to the complete change In teaching stuff at tho beginning .of the last school year. . . BERT BATES HEADS LEGION PUBLICITY llort 0. Ttott'H, formerly or Rose burg, Is now located in Los An geles, where lie Is engaged in di recting publicity work for tlie.l'J3S American Legion national conven tion, llr. Bates writes that he is in charge of the local and national Keeps Cool With Coffee r Tills ia National Iced Coffee week, and beauteous Barbara Johwon, "Miss Orcqon" and the state's offtcial representative of the Golden (Jate International exposition, invites you to cool elf with a tuiuj, tall drink, m honor of the event, . convention publicity for tho forth coming meeting, which, he states, is to be one of the most eluborate conventions tho Legion has held. Go To Portland Sirs. Ivan Pickens and Bon Jon have left for Portland to spend a. few days visiting: A bill to pay Mrs. Muriel c. Young .Marslifield, Ore., J2.2S0 for injuries suffered September, ft iSjiA wben ohe was struck by a national paiK aervicu uuck ueur amem. Ore., wan signed yesterday by President Roosevelt. : . : i : ; ,' ; EAT Hunt's Super-Creamed ; , 328 No. Jackeoi St,' ' DANCE "at ." ' . : ", IdleyldPark ; Sat; July 2nd Sponsored by Eagles Lodge BARBS Permit for Entry Will Be Required After July 1, as Fire. Precaution, Closure of the Tioga burn urea in the coast range district will be come effectiye tomorrow, Friday. July 1, by proclamation of Gover nor Charles IT., Martin, Kred Suulhwlck. supervising warden or tho Douglas County Korest Protec tive association; was informed to day. Under the terms of the procla mation no person will be permit ted In enter the area without a penult Issued by the stale forester or a fire warden. Kuch person to whom a permit Is Issued will be required to comply with regulations requiring that fires be liullt only In designated spots; to have as equipment an axe, shovel nnd wat er hucket; to ru Train from smok ing, except In designated spots, and to otherwise use ojiery precaution against fire. It Is not tho purpose of the-do suru to keep fishermen mid others out of the area, but to take every necessary precaution to avoid fire In this region, which Is filled with snuKH. debris and litter occasioned by the previous fire- and logging operations, creating ah extreme hazard, Mr. Soulhwlck states.'' Permits Available ' ' 1 l'ermlts will be given to respon sible persons who are properly equipped, he states. PerinllH mny be procured nt Camp creek, Alle gany store. Powell ranch, MeKin ley CCC camp, . Sltltum, I trad ford station, Culver ranch. Hono Monn- Gettysburg Battle Celebration Preview Gettysburg, scene of tho "high tide" battle of the Civil war, has been virtually1 wired for toouifcli to catch the spirit or the aged noys in blue nnd gray" who gather there July 1, 2, 3 and 4 for Uuj 7fth anniversary celebration of the fa mous struggles, un Kruiay, iuiy li 15 to. 9.: 30 and JO to 1J a. ?n.,; two addresses- will be brought, to tho nation through coasi-to-coast facilities of the Mutual-Don I.ce broadcasting Bj'stem ( as; flid tnifial events of thd famous reunion. 1. r :At 9:15 a. in. a preview of the reunion will be given with Hob Longstreet of tho staff of V1'ID, Frederick, ' Maryland, - at' I lie' micro phone. .Special been made at virtually every his toric point on' tho battlefield, and in tho tents of the headquarters of ;the. ' vejeromr ,of ;th'e; two inrgiles. 'At 10' a. m. conies the address of welcome of Governor George II. Kaiic ,of Pfnusylvanfa, fhe voice of Secretary fit -War Harry Wood ring, and , joint Uaiks by tiie command-ers-ip-cbief jof the Grand Army of thty Republic, and the- Ubitetj Con federate Veterans, The broadcast is the fruit of the energetic jvork of special features men and technical engineers of the Mutual-Don Dee system. One mi crophone will be placed for a col orful broadcast in the room where PMfcldebif IDincoln 'wrotti i the ad- radlo. setups have i dress that went "around the world." tT 1 i . i . i , i i !-: , , . ,. tniu station, Kilt .Cryelt, guiyd , t Ion, Arthttri liardcHly rai sta- ranch, Charles Rnder iHnoh, J'Jruest frihort rnncli, Cougar Creek guard sta tion, WandelKa mnt lon- l-lubhr'd el'eek, I.andor'a lookout, Charles Wilson nlifch,' aild' tho'Kefftdtr OCC camp, men have been stationed at each guard : station, ; ami lookout designated an permit Htations, Mv. Soutliwick reiiortH. The territory' Included ' in' tlie closure roughly indudwl ilU forest lands west of the coast rah ge sum-" hi H, south of the Umpquu highway, east of a line between Iteedspoit and Sflkuin and north of the Kenton-Coos Day wagon road. A 'careless fisherman, iq left? a canipflre burning on Lake creek,.' already has started. one fire within tin urea. Mr. SoutMvIrk report p. ;frqm Conl ami Mrs. C A. Kdwanls have re turned, to '.U-uirf home foil. Kouth Kane street following attendance 'dV'tho Methodist KplscbpuT. conrer ence' at The Dalles, alter which thou went ;,U,.Depdi- Orogph, to visit friends. They formerly resid ed at The Dalles and at Detid. 1 . 'Visiting ; 'n Rossburg r Leroy Hlati, Instructor in the Itoseburg high -sbqol,. ,who is attending sum mer school at Corvallis, spent Wednesilay and Thursday In Ttose .burg attending to - business mat ters, and attending the Masonic lodge ceremony, lie was accom-i-ftnied here )y Iiis father-in-law, AVV; A. Weddle; mayor of Ktayton, Wr6jioli, and president of the chain bet of corninerce "there. Red & White PEANUT BUTTER Made frcm Top Grade U. S. No, 1 Peanuts rz: : 20c Now fcr a grand and glorious three-day holiday! the "fourth" falls on Monday, you know. Plan an outing or a stealfrfry take along plenty of good Red & White foods to make your plcrrics or outings complete. Let's have a good old-fashioned Red & White Fourth. i Specials for Fri. & Sat., July 1 & 2 -COFFEE PONTIAC OWNERS I . , , f f.'l)-4 ; . .. ' . - r rvr e c c . . n turret r-Sn; I f- MART I AKt : :- Svx K !. :M Ovaltine GASOLINE , ,! r MOTOR OIL ' W PjYtvK I A : ' . mUlUKUIL ;efelr SPAGHETTI :, '. And here', official proof! Ponliac iJLX? JlF Pl I I I '3 Ca"8 ?fir achieved this record using the same Red tfttft j Ji v Jf' i 'fi I I ror j Lion sold by Indopendont Dealers... do JRo3t? ':4r'y''''i8 II '"'a" spite the odds of mountain roads and VmVA3 i'fl " I "Tai 'I climbs to moro than 6000 fool in ihe Wi ... 1 v ' ff? eae GILMORE-YOSEMITE RUN. Naturally, we J f0t 1 " " 'I I 111 aren't all expert drivers... but Rod Lion ?. - ,j J 4 't I I I I I will give correspondingly higher mileage fC VJ, ftj3) I I D I tSZ? with Pontiac or any other fine car. Yes .. MJAV-Vc. iiwtrl II I I I here'stheproofcwtryRedLiinl 1? Y' I f PontiK b.l on lion H.od. too...ch.ek-up of oil ''j'' IV'rtSN B "J """J ' ThT HONS SHARE OF MILEAGE ttKV 'S 0....M C.IC.I. 1 Altft 'I - ' ivu iiot. p.m., ; .- ; - '' ' ' " - f Sunshine Krispy, Crackers. . . . . 29C Sunshine Nobility English Style ''! Biscuits . . ... . 3QC Red & White ' ' Dill Pickles . . . 14c Sweet Pickles . . jc Blue & White Ripe Olives . . . 16c Red & White Corned Beef . . . o, Red & White Deviled Meat . . J ;r14 Cans' lc Red & White Vienna Sausage . 3 L.. .Ca"s 26c Red & White ' Prepared Mustard 9c Red & White Wax Paper ... ff;Fr'- Rlls lc Red & White BAKED BEANS New England Style Large Cans, 2 for 29c Salad Dressing SunSpun Full' Pints 23 c FISHER'S (Fishers' Blend, Cake Flour, Corn Meal, and Others) 2-Lb. Handy Sacks 15c WESSON OIL Quarts 43c Catsup French Dressing , Red 61 White 14-oz. bottles Red & White 8-oz. oottles C ,L-a Red & White VUlll & 1CU1C9 3 Packagec for Fruit Cocktail rAr" i Ice Cream Mix Junket 3 Packages for . 15c 13c 19c 33c 25c Superla SHORTENING 4-Lb. Pkg. . 47c The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you: L, J. Allen Sutherlin Frank Bradstrect Kiddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. FUher.i Kclley'i Corner C. J. Grimm .. Roseburg I. B. Nichols Brockway H. F. Hebard Umpqua A. G. Henninger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger ;..Canyonvillo Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams. ...Myrtle Creek B. R. Richter & Co.. E. T. Stenseth R. O. Thomas Ellison & Ellison H. R, Underwood ... ..Camas Valley , ....Yoncalla ' Elkton ............Dilktrd t.......Oakland n