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Newspaper Page Textt TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 2 1 , 1938. Reviewing Two Years of Civil War in Spain COLUMMJS, 0., July 20. (AP) A sweeping iuveflliKiitlon of u Plot In which ail unknown miin hr of convicts planned to bomb Until , way to freedom was under wy iouhv in Ohio uenltentlury. Warden Jurat's C Woodward Ha Id six black powder bombs were tak en from Clyde Ktaup, 28, and Charles M onsen, 28, yuHtnrduy aft' cr the. men failed in a desperate attempt to break from the prison, Shortly ufterward four more bombs were found cached in the ventilator nf a cell block. Oilier are being sought, Woodard said "It Is ceifuin Staup and Men yes did not innke the bombs since the were con fined to a section of the penilcu tiary where materials from which the bombs wero fashioned could not be obtained. Slaup watt wounded seriously In the groin and Raymond T, Thorn ton, a guard, was stubbed In the chest during the escape ut- tempt. Arcund the County SUTHERLIN i r Hall Raker, of California, mr.v- cd Thursday to visit bis mother, Mrs. Charles Varreinmn at Nun- parlel. He will visit relatives In Portland before bis return to cull fornla. Mrs. Florence fiohlen is a vis itor at the Morton Thompson home this week. She is from Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Chester DiivIh, (lHUffbter. Eunice, and son, Con 'nel, wero Roseburg visitors Satur- day ovonliiK. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wnhl and Mr. and Mis. Iiugli Wnhl and ram ily picnicked at the Hunt brothers' Picnic grounds Sunday. Henry Barge deia;''3t for Il'irns Hunuay alter spending a week vis Itfmr his family here. Because of nnmoious forest fires, logging operations have been suspended indefinitely In Ihe Coon creek area. Mrs. Allco McCormack left Sat urday for Drain to visit relatives LMly Adams, son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Petor Adams, of Fair Oaks, left on tho early bus Sunday morn ing for Portland, where he will bo nm ployed for n month on the bulb Jarm at sandy. Hov. Ormal R Trick accompan ied by James Smith returned home rmturday from the Institute bold at Little, rivor. Hev. Trlrk departed I'mnday afternoon for Salem on n Iiustnoss tiin. Mr. and Mrs; Arthur Smith and daughters, Virginia and (ienevievo, woro visitors In Roseburg Thurs- ilay. Mr. ami Mrs. Have Cooper drove to Cottngo (Hove last week to viBit rolatlveB. With them was MIbb Hetty Mao Hoseman who was returning home after spending several days visiting her uncle and mint, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. C. V. lloyle and twin daugh tors. Juno and Joau, and son ' Leo, of Kosebui'g, visited at the homo or her slHter-iu-law, Mrs Alva Manning, Sunday. Jessie Marie Manning left Sun day afternoon for Kugene to visit her Hlster, Miss Cat.horlno, lor two wcoks. The latter Is employed . there. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Hart and family, who have Immhi residing at tho peter Adams place at l-alr Oaks, have moved to Sulherltn to take over the milk routo formerly operated by (Uenn Abeenn. Mr. nnd Mrs, Aheene, have moved to the John Abeene rnnch. During the past week of hot weather, the ( alapoolu r I v e r banks have been very popular with those seeking relief from the limit. About fifty people have been visiting the swimming nolo at Fair Oaks below the bridge daily. On Sunday arteruonn lam Hies rest iug In this cool retreat were: A ("1. Webber, Arthur Smith, Alva Manning, Morrell Weber, I'aul Trn y.elln, IIiikIi Wahl, Chester Davis. Peter Adams. Hay Hrown and vis llors from I'ottland, Air. C. V Jtoylc, of Hosebui'K, Howard Wulil and nuineroiis young people from around the valley. The burn behind Dip fontuM- Suthcrlln hotel building Is being razed ny J, ll. v lory and mm. Jtalph. It Is the prupeily of Dirk Valentine and bus stood for many years, It. was once the scene of much activity during Ihe develop menl of the Sutberllu valley when many borsn and mule teams were stationed there. It was erected by J. F. Luse about twcnly-oinht yearn ago. Lumber from this barn will lie used for rebuilding smaller structures on valley farms. Mr. and Mrs. (I. W. Milam have been remodeling the plum hi it k equipment at their lovely home east of town. The bath ban been moved from the lower to the up per floor. They have also in Htalled n very efficient furnace. Peter Crutndictt of Hnseburg did 1lu plumbing and the furnace wait Installed by the Kelly Sheet Metal works. The Sutherlin clly reservoir Is to lie repaired, according to re ports oT ihe clly council. A new ronrroto floor and new pipe line lending from the reservoir will l layed. This should enable resi dents In the hill section who have been having dlflirultlcH with their w lit or supply lo get better service. Miss Violet Faith Lord and John Kdwlu Hui kin of Kuucno. worn married last week at that city. Mrs. Huikln, who Is the lo cal beauty parlor operator will re turn here and continue to oper ate her shop this week, Mrs. Kll.a Ridgeway. accompan ied by her son, Tom Hldgeway. of Kan Diego, Calif . arrived here Sunday for a visit villi her vela FRANCE Gijon Taken .:::: tyi ' ' " Oct 21 1937 Dilboo, Token Son Sebastian. Taken W"-Y" ' ... June 19, 1937 Sept. 13. 1936 Ov,eda. Sjege ka.sed , , . r T "' I I " , ,. . ' " "J. " HjiiliflLrl) Lk. LIS. Government Movea T u rbHeMy'' Here from Volcnco " - XiJS1'- " ' s-w y.. I Oct. 31. 1937 ' f""t . insurgents Entered I . .' (jP CATALONIa" :y.v.-:.v.-:::.-.-.-p sfc"iy T; ' -. Valladolid University Areo I 1 I .y t ' O Nov. 15. 1936 f Lcnda IJT J Ll ' 1 X, '4 Jr BARCELONA t JU f ' ' 'T 4 hi' V rtartaona Minorca Held 'I Sep, ; 1936 1 MADRIDYA jqvmaroz Wnl L -) " Cf IT I Fcb 22' I Jcos'teilon. Token jBALEARIC ; f . - NT I Toledo, Taken I VALENCIA H !l June 13. 1938 Ty ISLANDS Lisbon - 'S'Pt :a' '936' V 2? ' Q! t I Government Moved 1 J T Mo,orco Franco s Chief r Here from Madrid f I Alr- 0 B Vv Nov. 7, 1936 :: 'p. , .;.v.y.:.v.v.-.v.fc 1 ' -tk n I : IZZ Ivizo, Retaken Ed. Badojoz, Token ioraoba Sept., 1936, Aug 15, 1936 V Cartogena&y:::::::: Dculschlond Bombed 1 - " jr May 29, 1937 St SEV,L:E( ' t 1 MEDITFEBANEAW SEA ' CodizV ' ilrT""' X Almcrio, Shelled by i r-ltW' vHv?:rlll,ll'"ll""'l''"''"''"''tiSi,;;;; Malaga, Token German Battleship T T.rNr a Franco's Naval Bases 1 Feb 8, 1937 Deutschlond .ALGERIA ' JS May 31, 1937 1 Rovolt Broke Out t "x" " " I Here, July 18, 1936 S) XVv lW . Gained by Insurgents First Year of War Gained by Insurgents i iecona Year ot War DALLAS, July 20. (AP) Cir cuit Judge Walker said yesterday Al l. Jtosser, Poitland. former sec relary of the joint AFL teamsters' council for Oregon, would be sen tenced July 28 on an arson con viction. Itosser was convicted recently of complicity in the burning of the Suleni l!ox factory last November 2u. Al N. Hanks, former business agent for the teamsters' union at Salem, is serving a 12-year prison sentence for hiring men to fire the mill. He pleaded guilty. Clarence -Adams, former head of the teamsters' hiring hull at Port laud, was returned there to .face trial on several indictments. An ar son charge here will be tried later, Judge Walker said. RACE REVEALS CAR STOLEN; 15 YEARS SPOKANE, July 20. (AP) FreMlom for Ii. W. Crawford, 21, Koi'KKt Grove, Ore., might have lasted longer i! he hud not sought to rntice Htiite Patrol Captain P. If. .Morgan into an automobile ra'-e near Kitzvlllo Wednesday. Morgan nrre.'ited Crawford for rccliletm driving and found on his person a, revolver anil 111(1 pass keys. it was discover later the ear Crawford drove belonged to Jamea A. Klynn of Spokano. Crawford was sentenced by Su perior Judge Webster yesterday to a maximum of 15 years in the Mon roe reformatory for grand larceny of an automobile. COMPENSATION ACT DEADLINE IS CITED SALKM, July 20. (AP) Ore gon employers must pay their 1936 contributions under the un emplovnient compensation law by July 26 in order to obtain a 91) per cent refund from the federal gov ernment, the unemployment com pensation commission said today. CHILD BREAKS NECK IN FALL INTO WELL I , A K E V I HV, July 20. (AP) Clarence K. Sheufelt, 5, crawled under his parent's house In search for new amusements. There he fell into a well, breaking his neck. His body was discovered when his mother could not find him at din ner lime. GLIDE 0UI)E, July 21. Mr. nnd Mrs. lOd (Irlsham from Roseburg and -Mr. (irishum's niece. Miss Mildred Small, train Boise, Idaho, spent Sunday on the North Umpnuu, visiting- with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, who. have been camping jit ldleyld park lor the last three wntks, left for their home in California Mon day. ' Parents In Tibet select the , knowledge or consent, and tho bridegroom and the wedding day ; surprise Is sprung on Iter at the for their daughter without her I last moment. Ininn iMi a- w r h nti n -1 "rrT'-'Tr H We Are for Sherwln Wiiams Paints No matter what type of paint job you have to do you will find the exact paint you need in our paint department, ..Visit our store today TELEPHONE 73 CHURCHSLL HARDWARE IRONMONGERS I I AIT I IltlJ I The tiap above shows tho status of the civil war In Spain after two years of (he conflict, the shaded portli, i, Indicating- territory occupied by Insurgents during the first and second year. The while area Is that still held by the Loyalist forces. FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia -C0rR. tfJJBV NUSlftVfU.iNC. T.M. Tff. U S PAT OFF - '(..gust., yj u0ur undcr-new-manaprcflient una iimc pop. now aoouL a vacate sale sale didn't get rid of much of loasc-oxi)iros-nosil.ivt?lv-must- tomoiTowV" lives, ilr. and Mrs. (iilsen .Mitrdln. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iivern Itiuiiher of I'oi-tlund spent, the weil-eud with their hrotlier-ln-luw ti ml sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrltdilu Hluek. t'omhlnes, htilers nnd hnv ehop- lers lire openitluK tliioiiKhout the valley hurxestliiK nnd prepurluK rops for the winter. The Homes hiilcr is worlchm; itt tlie Stiuier phtre. The huy lu'lnimlni; (n Ujiv- mond lit own nnd 1 lurry Cheno- wellt has Iktii ehoppiMl anil hlnwn Into Ihe bars. The i-omldne no Ihe "t'nmp Two" plnre helnunlii; lo Taul Alhy has been husv on the Hiirnnimiiii fnnns. Itrlllaiu Shu-k. of Ihe Sutherlin 'rult (irowtM'H, has been Rlvi'ii Ihe out met of mail tncsseniier In Sulliei'llu and will bo in ehiirue AuKtiHl 1. The Job which was re- bid (he llrsL nr Ihe mouth bus been handled by II. W. Cheiinwelh lor the ps( idhl years. WILBUR W'llJU'lt. July 21, Mr. and Mrs. .lark I.ureiiHO of I'orlliiud. who Hpont Ihe pusi two wt-'ks vu ulionini; in Ciilirorniu nnd New Mexlt-o. returned Sunday event lie aed spent n lew dnvs vlsfllim with iiiends, Mr. nnd Airs. Kd Unssell and Mm. V. -:. llussell. .Mr. and Mrs. I'ude Cuslermun mid two diiiiKhlers, Ida and lima. r Siiokaue. ri'iuined lo ihelr home after spendinf; two weeks visiting at Ihe home of Ihe hitter's sister and hmther-in-luw, Mr. nnd Mrs. .less Kussell. Mr. nnd Mis. Kidney llelliwell of KosehtirK and Mrs. 1. K. loon and Mrs. (1. A. Willes spent Sun day motoring down the limpquu by way of Tyee. On It In ml and Sutherlin. Miss Clair Wells of Klkton vis ited her sister over the week-end. She wns rehired lor nnother year lo leacli in the Wilbur high school Km nk Wells and Lester Moth 3i ii 1 1 cousin, Moris Itaird, left Tues day lor Lake Tab ken Itch, where Miss MiM h has employment for the summer tit the lake resort. Mr. mid Mrs. It. P. Stout nnd friends, Mr. and Mrs. Curler, of San IMeiso. Calif., went lo flrants I'ass to spend (lie day Sunday. Mr. anil Airs. Itairy Itaird enter tained ut dinner Monday evening. Frank and llelh Wells of Toledo, Kverett Vinson anfl Mr. nnd Mi a. ,1. J. Adair of Koselmrg. Mr. and Mrs. l-'runk I'nrker and Miss Kay Coiiley and Mr and Mrs. Alan J. Wickham of Portland left last week for a two weeks' out ing at Lake Tnhkenltch. H. R Ilrown and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Dude Custermnn and family had a picnic lunch and swim in the Umpn.ua near the Stanley Short home. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1). V. McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay and son, Del win, and daughter, Mary Kllen, left Tuesday morning for Tacojna where they went to at tend the wedding of the former's grandson, Del win Halph Lehman n, to Miss Kuby Lahren, of Tacoma. The wedding is to tak place Thursday, July 21. at lirltO p. m. Dave Merrltt and Melvln Palm er have installed an electric fence around their farms recently. City Electric 124 W. Casa St. Phono 233 WOOD AND SAVE Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering your full winter's wood supply. You'll save now Dr you'll pay more later! Creen Slab, 4", per cord ....$2.00 Green Slab, 16", per cord .... 3.00 Delivered in City INVESTIGATE OUR "PAY AS YOU BURN" TIME PAYMENT PLAN FOR YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF WOOD. TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If ln.'lrt.-hf fth.l It i.i.. in.iin.. MUornl'U. .U. t )-,. cttmplrtui B.( ,1,, n.Xliiiit uxmt them. Mnrf fnrtv l .. il.t I hi. ki.lnr)-. mr Nnlnr' . hiff rtv I'f l-tttih '-'' ;1 l""t'l,l nf HfMlf, KTr.ti,riii ,ir .nm pioigM villi rmnttin f IxirniltK tniM llicrv m,- h- uinIii.ii. jj-m'l .'tk uHl. t"i"ii-nt tmitrr mnvt ' ih l.i,b.i n,.UA ..... . ......... K up IIIKMI, till. lll ur,-(..t1,lv ,v ri, a,,.,.. f..r in v.nn. Thy rn hn.v rol:. f it,i mil 1.1,, ihe IIS inilfS at klilnrj' Uihn tki rut nouonoiu Mt from toa blood Vvhu t iMl, Northwesi Poultry & Dairy Products Co. ROSEBURG, OREGON The Price of Eggs Is Advancing And may wc annul stress the (act that our "Northwest Hinncl" feeds contain the necessary elements needed to ohlain Ihe maximum cub production. "Let your ci;n bas ket be lite judnc" MILL FEEDS ARE DOWN, AND WE OFFER 1 N. W. Eoa Mash N. W. Laying Scratch Wheat and Oat Chop Ground Onts N. W. Turkey Grower Pake . N. W. Fattening Mash 100 lb. $2.10 100 lb. $1.60 so lb. s.20 80 lb. $1.05 loo ib. $2.30 ioo ib. si. 80 George snys: "When better poultry feeds arc sold, the Northwest Poultry will sell them." Northwesi Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Corner Spruce nd Oak Telephone 310 B H B H FOLLOW THE CROWI Meet your friends at this popular store and share in the hundreds of bar gains. Kemember, whether advertised or not, it always pays to trade at Prices Friday, Saturday, Monday 6) 4, Hardwheat (COMPLETE FOOD EF3vNl .r -, ,f 2P Rtt.n.n nr ISQUICK 276 ROLLED 0ATS-e;4 M 48-oz. Sperry Pancake '. Lb, ABRMAIL COFFEE its 3 Our hundreds of users proclaim its fine flavor. Try it today. Lbs. TISSU Vanitee 1(L.29 PEPPER 2-oz. can . 5c PrjiS Goody Goody, Sugar 3 cJ5t Palace 3 c-25 ALT tth. 6c Quart WESSON OIL ANDWICH SPREAD ?r 23g ALAD DRESSING 23?: u 1EATIES DOG FOOD No. 1 Can .. 1-lb. Cans, Golden West LL WELL Pkgs. Medium Backs, lb. ORK AND BEANS 2'2 Cane. For PICKLES Mif"".J:. S 2 Doz. Dozen PARK AVENUE COFFEE The finest blend of high grade Coffees. A trial will convince. Lb. Lbs. NUBORA CHIPS OK SOAP Giant M(f Package Giant Package Crystal White, 5-lb. Pkg Barr. 29 OKBLU 10-39 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Produce Prices Friday amd Saturday Hi ST LL J Vr?vcn W .. LLTOffl. sicin .... liis. - r I rin Grapefruit-10 ,J5f Sunkist, i Large Size .... Doz. 1 ORANGES 3 J5t