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R0SEI3URG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 21, 1938.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
.r. ,...3 T'Wr7:"" ''-Hvh-. . 7W
BAKKIl, Ont.. July 21, (AIM
All of the h'i)ililips and orpil p
meiil on I ho Hidden Treasure nun
located in the Virtue district war
Haker were destroyed, and Mike
Hoff and Mile.-i Itrinilxnu'li, the
owners, were burned Wednenday
when fin meg started hv a pa:oline
explosion swept trie propei ty.
The lo-ifi. estimated at from t
000 to $15,000, was not. covered by
liipiirance,
Itmnbauh wns badlv burned on
Hie anus n-wi rje ami Jloff was
bnmed on the face.
Tho nwimra were fiiM'illinK n
new eiifiii' in n cvanide tf'Ht nlunt,
which had ju'i been completed,
when 1 he exn'o :ion occurred. An
old gas lank without u fan fell over
and initio liinwm ignited the pan.
With IN flames weening tho
I'lant mid no way tr fight litem,
ITofr dci-ended Into the phnft to
rntiPHo (!'iaih'3 Julian, who wan
wnrklmr in a mono taMmr out '.
HenlWiiuf two bivPB ()f dynam'te
ppa'-hv vni'ld evnlode v hen the
f la men readied it, the t ree men
(1 filiod t' (tie noai by hills to ho
clear of the blact.
n-
III FLIGHT TEST
fitONKV. Mont., July 21. CAP)
Kirht thouaand RrasshoppniH
wineed freebooters of tho prain
fields wero painted sliver and sold
today In tho fnlnroHt of science.
The bnrean of entomology of the
U. H. department of agriculture
wants to know how far and how
quickly 'honpoiH fly.
In an errort. to obtain this infor
mation. -l.ODO 'hoppers found in tho
area 12 miles northwest of Kidney
were painted a bright old color.
Another 4.000 Implied 12 miles
wont of Willl.sloii, N. wore paint
eil nilver.
Harold Willis and Kills Wejitlake,
bureau of entomology representa
tives, asked persons ffndhm the
ruiinted insects to send them to (he
bureau at Montana Rlato college,
nozeman, kIvIiik the exact locations
whero they worti found.
A OEK.7LEMEM m ( if 1 j? mr y--
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HUb fcU47W37A S VTl V . 1 ""
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WAR DEBT TQ II. S.
-COPB.WbV!,
SM' S' L-DOCK THE BARKJ DOOE., BOS
IC. T M. U. I AT OFF, '
5j
Duce's Men Got the Point
OREfiON EVENTS
Ft, ASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
PORTI.ANO, July 21. (AP) A
thli'T w:ih r,ll cculB poor-or yiHUrl:iy
for iiIIi!iuiIIiik lo roll KninclH
Hnrt. Hurt mild llm mini ouIdii'iI
Ilia (rrocorv mill piirchasf( n hoi lie
nf wlno Tor SO "nO. When Mart
ismlihod nl It. Mart slammi'il It Bhnl
mil inn limn run. Inavlni; his ninllpy
tinil the whin Imllln lioliiiiil.
flONTRAI. POINT. .Inly 21
(API Tho forcit Hprvli'n amintini'-
od yofiinrilnv tho Lriivnriiiii-iit liiil
" ' "" nrii'H OI III, I
lli'l'cd In ml on, Ihn fiator l.altr
IllKlinny In Hut virlnlty nf p,a.
ii"-t anil I'nliiii i'iwIc.
Tim riii'a will tin iiiliiiliilslrrpil
liv the ItoKiin liivor Nnttonal for-
OKI.
f
I H . -if p;
i mmrnmM mm
hi nl II 1 tin ! ml
FORESTS STILL IN
CLUTCH OF FLAMES
(Continued on pate C)
MARKET
REPORTS
POHTI.ANll. (Hp., .Inly St.
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PRODUCE
PdltTI.ANIl. .llllv 21 (AIM
11HTTI0II - Prlllln: A kiihIp. 2SJp
III. In pari'liiiii'iit wriippprn. 2t'Jp In
. 1-arlonn: It Kl'ililp, 27p Hi. til pnrrll
iiipiiI wriipppi-ti, "'M'. Hi. In par
toti.i. HI'TTKKKAT I'nrllnnil ili'liy
I'l'y, tillylni; pripp: A jrrailp, 211
2li&p Hi. tn poniilry Htutlonti; A
p,rali 2I4p Hi,; II Kl'niln. tip Ipsh;
C :niip. Up lb. Ipsh. '
KCtiS- IttiylliK ihIppr Ity wholp.
hiiIpi'h: SppplatH. 2fiip; pxtias. 2;Ip;
KlanilarilH 22Jp: pxlra niPilttiniH
2tp; iinilPi'railp.i irp iln.pil.
I'lippKP. Ilvp pniillry, ponntry
nipatn inn tnrlipyti uiipliaiiKPil.
CANTAI.OliPI'IH Ilil.illn, 2;
Yalilllliis l.!Hl-2 llll rrntp.
Wool WlllaniPtip ynllpy. hip-
iltllltl. 21p Hi.; po.-ii-HP anil lirulilH
2l-2f.p lh.: pipilprii Oippoii. tS-2lp
!
I'nlaliii'it, niilotis. Iiay. Hops, mo
hair anil paspara bark unplinliKi'il
PRODUCE
POHTI.ANll, Ol'P.. JlllV 21.
(AIM (II. S. Di pt. Ar.) --IHHIS:
.MarliPt stow, ntpatly lo Mi lowpr,
pIohIhk at (IppIIiip. Inti' riiIp.h cooil
(lloiPO 111.1-210 Hi. iltlvolflM 10.00,
p.'irly up to 10.1(1, piirloait lots
10.2.1. 22:1-70 Hi. liuli'llPd-s, fpw lip
to tl.lifi; parly; IIkIh llnlim si.SS
liai'KiiiK bows 7.2f-:10. l.iKlitwpiulilH
S.oo. fppdpr iiIkh sparpp. pulablo
!i.25-.in.
rATTLK: JIarkpt slow, sli'itily
lo wpiik, sonip in tiPtwppii K'lod pat
tip lowpr, fpw nipillimt KtppiH 7.o.i.
S.oo. poiiintim 5.75. fpw poiiiinoti
lipll'i'is 6.26-li.OO, oild IipiiiI 6.5(1.
low ptiltor noil ciiltpr cowB 3.25--1.00,
pnintnoii nipilliim 1.2.1-7.1:
Unotl bppf rows 5.25-7.1; hulls 5.2.1
(i.oo, pnoil-rliolpp vpali'rs S. 00-50.
coiiiMiiiii tiiPilliiiii slow, iiiostly 5.00
11.50. SIIKHP: Ahont stpiiily Willi
Vl'pilitPmlay's rloso. (tooil bihIiik
lainliB (i.fiO, fpw oiitfllaiiilini; lots I
6.75-7.00, common nitfllum 5.50-'
WliDn Piennri- Miiiisolini rcppntly eonmlaincd about the "un-Fas-cist
stoiiliu-ss of a liiiiiihpr of Ins cliipf lieutenants, one who uoi the
point was athleuc Aphille Starace. Keerelary of the f'aspi.sl Party
liu is ineuireu i aimye, ilpinonslratini; his physipal fitness by leapinK
over a runic of rules bristling with bayonets dtirinu 'paiineh reduc
tion tests at Ronin. Others "not the point' lilerallv, when their
leaps (ailed and they were badly slashed.
NLRB Attorney Escorted From Town
t mI i 1 lit
4-C K V ! A N.1V1. V,
X )'""' '"" l!i s""wn "oinR escorted from Steuben
ville, O., In n sheriff's car after IBtltl citiiens dpinonstratpd npainst
laniliR of n Wcirtim Steel Co. attorney from n National Labor
Helatums Hoard hearlnR nsainst (he company. Poller an NI.HU
llttorney, was tnken to PiltsbiirKh, where the il-month-old heariiu
was resumed. The denioiisliatovs phai-Rpd that Polier, son of
Habbt Stephen J. Wise ot New York, is a "Comnniiiist."
(1.21.
ewes
fiw pnoil-eholre
2.10 11,25.
WAKE UP VOUR
LIVER BILE
ftilhout Cjlond And You II Jump Out of Bed ia
the Mcining Ruin' (o Co
the Hvcr dhmiM pour out (wo poumh (
ttuid hilt inUj-MirlMWfl!.lnilv.lf thi1il.
(si imt tl.iwinirfl ''ty,y,.r fti doesn't ilii-i-t.
It just ilivny in tho Iiow.'Iji. i'.n dlooN up
your Btcinni'h. You K'-t fontii uti il. Ymir
w ho- Yti in U Pi'icont tl mid sou (eel four,
sunk and I (to world looks iuiV.
A mere Iviwol tiiovrnii'nt iofn( cot nt
llu cniifc It (nki thou jr.vl. otil Oirti-t'
I.lKh- Liver (o trot iluo two found
of hlp flo'vinir ftvHy ami ninki' you fn l
"itl niul up." Ilnrmlo, itcntlo, yet mniif
Inir In innkinir hilt (low frw!r. Ask for
rrt r"(i I.lttli l,lv.-r PHI by nitnio. JlictTiU
Stubbornly rx'fusu nyUttuif tlUe,
fatiil l)fat prostration last week
and a firefighter lost his life in
CkilFon cottnly earlier this monUi.
An nncnnirolird fire swept with
in four miles of Oak flat on the
Illinois river of southern Oreeon
and forced abandonment of plans
to establish a women's vacation
mini p. The C'hetro fire, still dofy
inir efforts to control it, syread to
)Min ncrns. The fire lU'htins
crew has been increased to ap
proximately one man for every
nine acrT-s afire. The Malice ami
Nome creek fires, both in tho Sis
kiyou area, had re;trherl a combin
ed total of about 2,iiH0 acres.
Specialists Sent
Three specialists in fire ficbt-
iim tact it's wer e dispatched by air
plane I rem Seattle lo the ltedwood
ranger station in the Siskiyou na
tional forest.
Suffering Oregon residents had
little opportunity lo cool, oiT dur
ing the night from yesterday's
withering temperatures. The mini
mum, in many instances, failed to
drop below 75 degrees.
A WeyerhaeiiHtT Timber- com
pany fire on l-layden mountain,
tiel ween Medford and Klamath
Falls, was controlled yesterday by
crews rushed from the IMFchutes
nut lentil forest. It covered 50
acres of valuable timber.
Medford dispatched 2uo woods
men to Orb-aiiK, Calif., on the iuv
r Klamath river, where n lire
i aged out of control.
A fir e in I .lint) Herns of slashings,
down logs and standing fir Um
ber 2fl miles east of Mnrshfield
was believed controlled after a 21
hour battle by Salt men.
Siskiyou Fight Biggest
Three fires continued to burn
out of control in the Siskiyou for
est. Three hundred aijfl fifty ad
ditional recruits went on the fire
lint' yesterday, bringing the total
to morn tlnni 17no men. The
Chctco river fire was reported to
have covered -I.OOii acres, with
spot fires spreading ahead of the
main blaze.
New menace was brought to the
itig creek lire in eastern Clatsop
i-itimiv by a gentle easterly breeze.
Two hundred CCC men and Hu
h L'f;ers fought lo keep the flames
under control on a five-mile
front.
Heat Breaks Records
The whole slate sweltered as
the eighth day of aO-plus weather
liftike records.
Cortland remnled lul decrees,
the holiest since July innfj.
Mi dford was the hoi spot or the'
slate, with 1HS.2 decrees, exceeded j
mly by 110 degrees recorded .luly I
Kt. 1!H'..
Other tcinpt'iaJlires imluded: j
Oregon City In.",, holiest since I
I; Albany lei breaking season'l
record; Salem 10.2 at the airport,
liitihesl since l'i:i"i, allhoimb tber
MHiinetcrs itownroun recttrded 110
degrees.
.McMinnville batt-lni. an all time
record. Clackamas 107: Molalla
MM. Iteaer Cieek jof,, Cnnhy o;
iml Carlton in;t were some valley
leinpeiattirt s.
J.ONDO.n. July 21. (AIM The
question or Hiitaiu's war debt to
the I'nited States was raised in the
i hotue of Ionia today by Vi.scounl
1 Samuel, leader of tue liberal opj.o
j sition, who declared:
While il is of great importance
! to remove causes of friction he
it ween ourselves and posaible ene
mies, it iy important possilily
jinore Impottant to remove causes
(of friction between ourselves and
j those who are potential friends."
j Lord Samuel said this was not a
(propitiou8 moment to proj.ose hn-
mediate action Involving additional
burdens on iJritaiii's budget, al-
reauy neariug a huse load for arm
aments. Hut he mentioned the subject of
the dehto. he oaid, "to prevent tho
idea arising In this country and
the t'nited Stales that this ques
tion ... ia a closed chapter of his
torv." "Not everv one on this side of
(lie Atlantic" he went on "regards
this as a finished question, to be
dismissed from our minds." lie
said "manv regard it as a mattei
merely to hn kept in abeyance and
to be effectively resumed whenever
condition! may arise."
PICK-A-BACK PLANE
CROSSES ATLANTIC
(Continued from page 1)
Albert Coster, the Mercury's crew
of two.
The Mercury was to unload part
nf her 3,000-nouml cargo here and
then take off for New York about
noon. I-:. S. T., after replenishing
her fuel tanks.
Rains Encountered
Throughout the nijjht anil early
todav the Mercury, having been
freed by tho Maia in midair over
Keynes to mak the trans-Atlantic
dash alone, reported her progress
to St. Hubert airport near here.
Only once, at 8 p. in., E. S. T.,
last night, when approaching mid
ecean, d.'d Coster report bad
weather. Then he said the plane
was flying throutrji "continuous
rains" over "a turbulent sea." Four
hours later it was Hying into clear
weather at 145 miles an hour.
The Atlantic cros'i' was ac
complished 13 hours 'T9 minutes
out of Foynea when the Mercury
passed over Cape Riiuld. at the
northern tip of Newfoundland.
f
f'v t " ' r i r. .
yw.V Ini x J& J?'rclcv ""' ,land
F f , , gij ' L-c&St China cotton. Full sue
, f J "1 k i ? iS?tIiIsoia 70"xS0". Pastel plaids. A
Tl'f ' I b5 Gj1"en bound.. Weight: A
f . IK' V&ffJ Cl i xkX'"1 Sale' Fleydowno 47c ea. J
!t l-f f F"d r fa0'li 'ni:riC3n:o"on-70"It80"- d
felili f -'f """" v' "
Wt&r p'U...,.'i1 Sale Special-Men's Ui
Ili'hTv-ijv- iV ; ! Lroadclo::: cliorts, cut 1
f'f lTM niitp'y for comfort! 10c valiic!
fii i ibJ ' "'-s rib cotto" Ehirls- 1
H jkf Coys' SMrls and Shorfs. !
i1'"-! I ' ! lll'i i S ' ; You Save Mi oa. 10c f,si
I 1
69s I I :
PVE SYMINGTON, pretty so
cialite songstress, wears a
stunning, streamlined beach 'coat
of navy blue linen crash over a j
printed dressmaker- swim suit.
The coat is trimmed with a bor
der of white felt, and felt is used
to fashion the interesting scroll .
worK on ine snort sleeves. Miss
Symington, who sings nightly at
the Waldorf Astoria, is one of
society's favorite entertainers.
ARMED MIGHT OF
FRANCE PARADES
(Continued from pase 1) .
A bullet hns unite peuetralliiK
power at Ito.leet than at two VW;
it "wobbles" fur some distance on
leaving the tiun, and this lessens
H: MI.'CtlVtMItSS.
from their snouts.
Crowds Cheer King 1
Troops, ineludhiK detachments
irom ail France's, colonial posses
sions, lined both sides of the route
to the Versailles chateau and p re
lented arms as the kintr and presi
dent drove past after the review.
The crowds cheered King CleorRe
and he saluted in return au his au
tomobile passed through -double
ranks of soldiei.. I;oidinir burl; the
rowds.
The luncheon in the Hall of Mir-
iors rivalled timse tfiven by Louis
the Fourteenth ut Versailles in liis
'golden aye" of I he French men-
nchy t it;t::-i7irit.
Tun chosun chefs who worked all
nijtht to make the affair a master
piece were sure I hat it surpassed
any of the banquets durinir the
visits exchanged by Premier ius-1 c;in
of poor visibility, have caused much
trouble for the county fire patrol,
being responsible, according to
Fred South wick, supervising war
den for five fires started yesterday.
Ml were kept confined to less than
five acres in extent. A new fire
was reported on Miami mountain,
whero 28 fires have been set in the
past two weeks. Two small fires
were set yesterday afternoon on a
ridire two miles northwest of Von
calla. A fire at Ho?; ton and another
at Ola! It, -were easily handled,
South wick r.;tU. r,.; y j
The forest service was greatly
concerned today over a fire bnrn
im; on the Ropue river side of the
Roinie-L'mrn.na divide between
Fvans and Hock creeks. The blaze
was within two miles of the Ump
qua forest last, ninlit, but. a sliiTt.
in tin- wind turned it back. It cov
ers from lino to Too acres, nccord
iniT to the report, received. .
Lfigvessr Sheets
31"x99". Will wear over 4-1 years by
test! Snowy-white muslin.
Wash CSsth Safe
Turkish. Medium weight. All-over
plaids. Generous size 11"x1t".
Men's Dress Shirts
Fai,t coicr patterns! WHtproof col
lajs will not sag or curl!
Men's Work Shoes
Strong black chrome-tanned leather.
Rubber soles, heels. Sizes 0-11.
Medium and high heel.
Whites. "'
3 for 1C
69c
1.93
fining the World war. 22(10 I
chun-hes were d e s I r i y e d in
France, and of thh-e only about ,
rUd have been icbnilt. j
Only fi'inalc waspr. and hnrnetr.
fliiiK; males maUe no eil'ort
315 No. Jackson St.
Telephone 95
.sulirii of lljily ami ChatU'i'llnr
li'i- nl' (iiM'itiauy.
Hit- pin-hi-r
HIGHWAY CLEAR
OF SMITH RIVER
FOREST FIRES
(Continued rrun pnira 1
last ninhf in the )iamond lul
area leavim; two small fires north!
f Alt. Thielscn. Itoth were sub-J
lued imniudiatuly. j
Inccudiar ists, taking advanfuge i
Do you have backaches,
leg or hip pains? Why not
check your feet for the
cause?
Dr. J. M. Ingalls
Rei'islercd Fool Doclor
Making visits to Roseburg every
other Saluidny the year around.
Next visit Saturday, July 23rd
UMPQUA HOTEL
TliQ Public Domard
"Oivp t;s a policy that pro
vides full nut! compk-lo cov
crni'.e n-.id etilo out nil the un
ncccrsuvy costs."
PHONE 218
Farmers Automcbile
I nter Insurance Exchange
FRED A. GOFF
1;'? So. Stpphrna
I HATE TO BRAG.
TSUT MY3TU1L MONTHS AGING
MAKES ME A TRUE
1AGERBEER,
It's worth bracing about! Uccnusc the mellow
piUHincs ef truo lncr beer is world-rcnowncvl.
And Hop OoUl is a true lager beer, bcenusc it's
mellowed for months! Taste the difference!
SIM BREWERY COMPANY, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
ft
BEAUTSFUL
STYLES
119NJackson
eatratnice
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priced at $1.99 .. . $2.99 . . . $3.99 . . . Bags at 69c .. .
$1.19 . . . $1.89 ... and tho big HOSIERY SALE . . .
Btiy the first pair at $1.15 (regular price) . . . and the
second pair for only 10c.
iif - r a -'tat "1
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