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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUftC, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 1. 1938. THUZJ Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTRR MRS. MATHERS IS HONORED AT SHOWER GLIDE, Aug. 1. Mrs. James Mathers, nco IJoris Holland, wus honored nt a bridal shower Wed nesday urtei-iioon, July 27, at tho honio of Mrs. Paul Simpson of Glide. A very enjoyable afternoon was Bpont. The group waB dlvliled Into two equal groups nnd contes tant games were played. As neith er group won, tho prize was award ed the bride. Tho bride's gifts were then opened. Visiting was enjoyed and delicious refreshments were Ecrved. Those attending the shower were Mrs. H. I). Connlne. Mrs. O. O. King, Mrs. Maurlco Mntthows, Mrs. Claude Tnlcntt. Mrs. Will Price. Mrs. Chns. Clirlstenson, Mi's. K. Kemp. Mrs. A. M. Kemp, Mrs. 1 lovd Cox, the bride's mother, Mrs." Curl Holland. Mrs. II. C. Wlthnm, Klizalieth rilakelv, Mrs. Myron Har ris, Mrs. Hay Greene nnd daugh ters, Marjory, Arlos and Mardell, Mrs. ,T. R. Ponhnm nnd daughter. Diknlon, Mrs. Vern Shrum nnd cbiblren, nuddv nnd Norma .Tean, Mrs. Georgo Cosebeer. Mrs. Grant llnrrls, Mrs. Emmy Mathers, Mrs. Albert TteDernnrdl. Mrs. John Rob inson. Mrs. Plill Slrader. Mrs. I.es-te:- liliikoly. Mr. Carl Holland. Jr.. Mrs. Guv P.. Moore. Mrs. Cecil Harris. Mrs! Marshall Wood, Mis. Robert lllakely. nnd granddaugh ter, Eleanor Moore. Mrs. Fred Asntn and dnughter, .leanetto, Mrs. Pniil Cnswell. Mrs. Mary Mathers, Mrs. W. Wlthnm, Miss Dorothy Fox, Miss Mnxlna Vnughn, Miss Mpverlv Wood, Miss Marlory Price, Miss Grace Vermillion. MIsb Helen Rmlth, Miss Lavola McMlllen. Miss Alice Thomnson. Misses Melba, Lena nnd Iris Simpson, the hos tess. Mrs. Paul Simpson, and the guest of honor, Mrs. James Math ers. The party closed with two snxo phone solos by Miss Mclbn Simp son, accompanied by Miss Iris Simpson on tho piano. EDEN LADIES AID HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING MELROSE. Aug. L Tho Eden Ladles' Aid of the Elgarose Luther an church met Thnrsdny, July 28, nt the homo of Mrs. A. S. Andor son. The morning wns given over to sewing nnd nt noon nt potluck luncheon was sorved. The regular meeting of the nirt was held in the afternoon at which time Dev. nnd Mrs. Frances Ohn land of Seattle were present. Rev. Olinlnnd gave a short talk taking his theme from tho 2lith ohnptor of St. Matthew and lator Mrs. Olinlnnd favored the company with a beautiful solo. , Articles and papers wore road by Mrs. Carl Tlncktund, Mrs. Carl Becker nnd Mrs. .1. O Bncklimrt During tho social hour Mrs. An derson nnd her dnughter. Miss Helen, nssisled by Miss Mnxlne Wells served lovolv refreshments to Rev. nnd Mrs. Olinlnnd of Seat tle. Mrs. Ernmn Erlckson and Mrs. Homer Rnnd and dnughter, Lolettn, of Roselmrg, Mrs. E. .EUmnn, Mrs. Frieda Erlckson. Mrs. Carl Hacker, Mrs. E. O. nioomquist, Mrs. K. M. Reese, Mrs. C. R. Holmquist, Mrs. Ijiuis Kelfer, Mrs. C. N. Forslund, Mrs. Chns. Olson, Mrs. Gunnar Johnson. Mrs. J. O. Bncklund. Mrs. Carl riucklund, Mrs. Rnnd, Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. Charles Stark, Mrs. W. O. Sandstrom, Mrs. John P.U senhnrk, Miss Dorothy Sharon, Miss Ilnrbnrn Becker and Miss Helen Johnson, The August meeting of the nld will be held nt the homo of Mrs. J. N. Sand on August 25. SURPRISE HOUSEWARMINQ GIVEN FOR HOFM ANNS MELROSE. Aug. 1. Neighbors gathered Friday evening nt the liomo of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Hof mnnn, of Melrose, for n surprise bouse wnrming. A potluck dinner was served at 7 o'clock, under the large mnple tree. Then tho many lovely gifts were opened by Mrs. Hofmnn. The remainder of tho evening was spent in singing nnd visiting. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. nnd ' Mrs. Hofmnn nnd son, Melvin, were Mrs. Norma Fenn, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Bonebrnke nnd sons, Dick nnd Dale, Arlo Handy, Mrs C. W. Hngan nnd dnughter, Bessie. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Conn and grnnddaugbter, Beverly Jean Wortbington. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, Karl Hofmnn. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Busenbnrk. Mrs. Agnes Despain, Mrs. Elsie Wernicke nnd dnilghler, Beatrice, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Busenbnrk nnd children, John Busenbnrk. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doemer, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sul livan nnd daughter, Lnura Alice, Mr. end Mrs. J. F. Bonebrako and sou, Grnnt. REPUBLICAN PICNIC DATED FOR AUGUST 20th AT McNAR Y PLACE Oregon Chnpler of Pro. America Is sponsoring nn nil-state republi can gathering Saturday afternoon, August 20th, from three to six o' clock nt the beautiful country home (Fircone), of Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNnry near Salem. Douglas county unit members nre being urged to nttend this af ternoon picnic. A number of re publican spenkers nnd republican candidates will be present for the nfternoon nnd will tnke part on the program. PICNIC IS ENJOYED ON NORTH UMPQUA Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M. lies, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pengra and two sons, Marshall nnd Mlrhncl, .Mr. nnd Mrs. E. R. Jacobs nnd Kenneth Winston enjoyed yesterday after noon and n picnic supper nt the Voyt place on the North I'mpqun nt Winchester. Swimming was en joyed during the nfternoon hours. SEW AND SO OLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING DRAIN, Aug. 1. The Sow and So club met Thursday at the home of Miss Edna Harlan. Tho after noon was pleasantly spent with sowing and visiting. At the close of tho meeting the hostess, Miss Hnrlnn, served delicious refresh ments to the following members: Mesdnmes Maude Affords, Minnie Barker, Grace Henderson, Ethel Kestorson. Ruth Lakey, Venus Da vis, Bessie Lakey, Eva Letsom and Elsie W'lsegnrver, children, Belvn nnd David Lnkev, Shirley Hender son and Joan Rossitcr. , Tho next meeting will bo with Elslo WJsegnrver. MR. AND MRS. TOLES HERE OVER WEEK-END Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Toles. of Marshfield, spent yesterday and to day in RoRcburg attending to busi ness nnd visiting friends. Mr. Toles, formerly manager of KRNR Is now manager of KOOS at Marsh- field. They were accomnanied here by their house guest, Chlnina de La Noir Ronstadt. concert pianist and grnduato of Sarbonne, Paris, who left her home in Spain two and a hnlf years ago at the outbreak of the war nnd came to the United States via the orient. She has been staying in San Francisco and re cently came up to Marshfield to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Toles. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB HAS LAWN PARTY The Roseburg Art and Embroid ery club enjoyed a delightful lawn party Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. Linton Darby. Visiting and sewing were enjoyed and nt the tea hour Mrs. Darby served lovely refreshments to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Earl Decker, Mrs. E. Rhonda, Mrs. H. F. Snyder, Mrs. Cnmpbell, Mrs. C. J. Bradley, Mrs. Gladys Burke, Mrs. J. G. Stephen son. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. L. W. Ingnls. The next meeting will be held nt the S. J. Shoemaker home at 417 East Lano street with Mrs. Rhonds acting as hostess. MR. AND MRS. BOOTH I ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC AZALEA, Aug. 1. Mr. and Mrs. ITalbort Booth entertained Tues day evening with an outdoor pic nic, supper. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Join! Feldmillor, Mrs. Allle GarrlBon, Jim White, Alice nnd Mnrlorio Booth, and Mr. and Mrs. Booth.. , MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB TO, MEBTi.WCDNESDAY Tho Morry-Go-Round club will meet nt a one-thirty o'clock' dessert-luncheon Wednesday at the Clay Smith home at Winston with Mrs. Earl Smith acting ns hostess. All members are most cordially in vited to bo present. BELLVIEW CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY Bellview club will meet Wednes day afternoon nt the home of Mi'B. Mary Lee Summers. All members aro most cordially invited to be present. Shops and Visits Mrs. H. C. Hirst, of Umpqua, shopped nnd visited friends in this city Satur day. Attend to Business Mr. nnd Mrs. W, E. Thompson, of Wilbur, were business visitors in this city Sat urday. Making Tour Homer Grow nnd E. A, It lit ton nnd the stock judging team are spending this week mak ing a tour of the Willamette valley. Leaves For Portland Mrs. A. T. Ditchburn, of New York City, left today for Portland to visit, follow ing the past several weeks in Rose burg visiting Mrs. J. F. Barker on r.ast Lano street. Mrs. Ditchburn spends a part of every summer nt the Barker home here. Visits Here Miss Clara Patrick, who is wi(h thtf National Broad- canting company nt San Francisco, visited here from Fridny until Sat urday night with relativfis, en route back to San Francisco fol lowing her vacation In Eugene with her pnients, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick. Her parents accompanied her to Hoseburg for the week-end and left yesterday for their home in Eugene. Return to Portland Mrs. K. E. Kelly, of Medford, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward C. Kelly and son, Bernard, and daughter, Norcen Ann. of Portland, loft last night for Portland, after coming here to at tend tho wedding of the formers son. Itobert, and MIfb Eldress JurM. Colonel E. E. Kelly, of Med ford, was unnble to come to Itose- burg for the wedding, as he has been very ill in Portland, where be is receiving medical attention. ThPlr daughter, Miss Marjorle Kelly, of Medford, left today for Medford to spend a few days, be fore going to Portland to visit and be with Colonel Kelly until he Is improved In healjh. Miss Kelly was maid of honor at the Kelly-Judd wedding here yesterday. Local News FLAPPER FANNY - CQFR. tBll IY HtA URVICC. 'Td love to see the show but I time to go home and SIDE GLANCES "I noticed you were admiring Spend Saturday Here Ed Bar stow and .loo Stadler, of Anchor, were in Roseburg Saturday visit ing friends and attending lo busi ness. Back From Alaska Andrew Mc- Cracken returned to his homo in this city Friday, following a two and a half months visit nt Fair banks, Alaska. Still Very III Mrs. Mildred Dass- ler, of this city, who recently suf fered a fractured spine, Is reported lo be still very 111 at Mercy hos pital. Vacationing Mrs. Claude Baker and son and daughter, of this city, left yesterday for Tiller to join Mr. Baker nnd spend two weeks va cationing. Move to Salem Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Gray, of this city, have left for Salem to make their homo. Mrs. Gray is the mother of Mrs. Phil Malta of Roseburg. Melrose Grange Picnic Melrose grange members and thnlr families have been invited to nttend a sev en o'clock picnic potluck supper Tuesday night nt the Busenbark ranch. Leave For Portland Attorney and Mrs. William W. Knight nnd son, Philip, left this morning for their home In Portland, following a few days here on business nnd visiting Mrs. Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, nnd the former's parents, Mr. and MrB. Fred A. Knight. Back From Lake Mayor nnd Mrs. A. J. Young nnd son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ber nard Young, of this city, and son and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young nnd their son and daughter, of Bakersfleld, Calif., re turned here Sunday from Ilkmiond lake, following a week's vnTation. The A. A. Young family plans to spend a week In Roseburg vnca- ionir-g, before returning to Cali fornia. copr. nil orr. . ' ' ' II The STRANGE SHOP Used Household Goods Antiques, Gifts, Etc. Ill MAIN ST. I. O. O. F. ANNEX Third Door From Cass St. By Sylvia WC. T. at. ICC U. . fT. Off. don't know whether there's get our topcoats." By; George Clark Mrs. Wills in lick $25 lint." Get Marriage License A mar riage license was Issued at Med ford Saturday to D'v.k Pargeter, 21, and Jean Hughes, 19. H. E. O. Club to Meet The II. E. 6. club will meet at n 1:30 o'clock luncheon Tuesday nt the home of Kirs. Clifton Hooper on Hnrvard avenue. . Return From Coatt Mrs. D. B. nuhar, Mrs. P. T. Bubar, Mrs. D. H. Morgan and Mrs. John E. Runyan have returned to their homes here, following n vacation at the coast. Bible Class to Picnic Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominational Bible study clnss will hold its annual picnic tonight at the City Auto park on Deer creek. A program will be presented and refreshments served. Members and friends have been invited. Returns From Camp Donald Ross, of Sutherliu, returned Sun day from San Francisco, whore he has been training nt Fort Winfleld Scott for the past six weeks. He will snend his vacation in Sutherliu with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Ross, Wore departing for Seattle In September to enter University of Washington as a senior in mechani cal engineering. Public Wiener Roast Tuesday The Three Links club of the Re1 hekah lodge has announced a pub lic wiener roast to be held at six thirty o'clock Tuesday evening nt Young's canin ground on Deer creek. Mrs. Evelyn Fredrlckson, Mrs. ElHie Reese nnd Mrs. Mnyme Hudnell nre in charge of arrange ments. Connellys Here From Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Connelly nnd children, Brian and iVnncy, of Port land, arrived here Saturday to snend n week's vacation visiting Mrs. Connelly's parents, Attorney and Mrs. B. ,. Eddy, on South Main street. Mr. Connelly will also visit his mother, Mrs. t. Connelly. They formerly made their home In this cltv, Mrs. Connelly was for merly MIbs Dorothy Eddy. Re-Roofing Home The G. W. Young residence on 'Etiat Lane street is being re-roofed this week. Back From Vacation Postmaster and Mrs. U L. Wimberly returned to their home here Saturday even ing, following a week's vacntlou nt coast points and In Portland, N. of W. to Meet Lilac circle, No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcruft, will meet at eight o'clock touighl at the I. O. O, F. hall to inaku plans for a picnic. Undergo Tonsllectomys Helen K roh n, of Mel rose star route, and Carmen Lovelace, of Roseburg star route one, underwent tonsilectomy operations this morning nt Mercy hospital. Shoemakers Back Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Shoemaker have returned to their home on East I -a no a (root, fol lowing a two weeks' vacation trip to Idaho and to various other places of Interest in the Grand canyon of the Colorado. Returns to PortlandMrs. Paul Greinttr left last night for her home In Portlnnd, following a trip to Roseburg to attend the wedding of Eldress Judd nnd Robert Kelly yes terday nt St. Georgo's Episcopal church. Ex-Roseburqers Visit Mr, and Mrs. Harry C. Slocum of Portland are greeting old friends in Rose burg, where they formerly resided. They are on n vacation trip which thus far lias extended to Crater ami Diamond lakes nnd Gardiner. Home From Hospital Patricia Jordan, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Mnrk Jordan of Sutherlln, was dis charged from Morey hospital this morning, following medical atten tion the past several days for in juries suffered in nn automobile accident. Back From San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Josse and son. Jack, Mrs. Nathan Fuller ton and Miss Lois Updike have returned to their homes in this city, following a week in San Francisco vacation ing nnd visiting. Mr. Josse attend ed the furniture marts during his stay there. Leave on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Adams and daughters, Lenore, Oressa and Hazel, and John Tabler have left for Troy, Montana, to visit and to enjoy a vacation in Washington, Idaho and various points in Montana. They plan to roturn home via Yellow stone Nntional park. Bingo Party Announced The United Spanish War Veterans aux iliary tins announced a bingo party to be held at the veterans facility nt 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening. Members of the auxlllnry and friends planning lo nttend nnd who desire transportation, have been asked to meet at the Grand hotel. POETS CORNER By AL and ELSIE SLAUGHTER One may be a pauper today, With head bowed down with sor row; But if tho battle through llfo Has been strong enough You nuiy be a millionaire tomor ; row. Don't lot wealth or poverty Ruin your life. For no matter how high You go, or how low you may fall; When the Lottery of Life rings up your number ' Grim death will cancel It nil. You may through life Have been a great hero And rise hero on enrth to groat fame; But the lottery of llfo has your number You'll answer dentil's call Just the same. Stock and Bond Averages 8TOCK8 Compiled by Tho Associated Press. Aug. 1: 30 15 15 60 ' Ind'ls RR's Ut's St'ks Today 71.3 19.6 33.7 48.7 PlCV. day .... 71.9 19.8 33.9 49.1 Month ago .... 70.5 19.0 34.7 48.4 Year ago 98.4 39.2 44.2 69.8 1938 high 74.0 21.G 35.1 50.8 1938 low 49.2 12.1 24.9 33.7 1937 high 101.6 49.5 64.0 76.3 1937 low 57.7 19.0 81.6 41.7 BONDS 20 10 10 10 RR's Ind'ls Ut's Fgn. Today 61.3 99.8 94.2 62.8 Prov. day .... 61.7 99.7 94.3 02.8 .Month ago .... 66.1 97.7 112.8 02.6 Year ago 91.0 103.2 98.2 73.2 19.18 high 70.6 99.7 94.3 67.0 1938 low 46.2 93.0 85.8 01.2 1937 high 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7 1937 low 70.3 95.5 90.3 61.2 -New high. Fine Flavor Smooth Light Texture Fresh Daily THAT'S MODEL BREAD BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE POrtTLAND, Aug. 1. (AP) IUJTTHn Prints A grade 28c II). in parchment wrappers, 29c In cur tons; II grade 27c lb. in parchment wrappers. 28c lb. In cartons. BUTTEHFAT- Portland deliv ery, buying price: A grade 26- 26Jc lb in country stations; A grade 2 -lie lb. ; H grade lie loss; C grade 6c lb. less. EflfiS Iluyng price by whole salers; specials 254c doz.; extras 23c dor; standards 22 Jc doz.; ex tra medium 21c doz.; undergrndes 15c doz. CHEESE Oregon triplets 13Sc Oregon loaf He. Broken will puy i cent below auotntlons. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices Leghorn broilers 11 to lil lb., 15 16c lb.; 21 lbs., JS-16c lb.; colored springs 2 to 31 lbs., lCi-lSc lb.; over 31 lbs., 18449c lb.; Leghorn hens over 31 lbs., 14-lCc under 31 lbs., 14-141c lb.; colored lions to 5 lbs. 18-lRle lb.; over 5 lbs., 18181c lb.; io'. 2 grade 5c lb. legs. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers; Country killed hogs best butchers under 160 lbs., 12113c lb.; vealers 121c lb.; light and thin 9-llc lb.; heavy 10c lb.; bulls 10c lb.; canner cows 7c lb.; cutter cows, 7-8c lb.; sming lambs 12-13c lb.; old lambs 7-8c lb.; ewes 5-7c lb. TURKEYS . Nominal buying price: Breeder hens 20c lb.; sell ing price breeder hens 20-22c lb.; toins (... ) lb. POTATOES Yaklmn Corns 1.40; Roso 1.30; 100 lb. hag; local 1.35-1 .45 per 100 lb. bag. ONIONS California White Clove 1.65; Oreeon 2.00; Walla Wnlln 75c per 50-lb. bag. CANTALOUPES Delano 1.90 2.10; Yakimns 1.85-1.90 crate. HAY Selling price to retailers: Alfnlfa No. 1, $16 ton; rait vetch $14 ton; clover 10-11.50 ton; tim othy eastern Oregon ( ); do valley 515 ton; Portland. WOOL Willamette valley nom inal medium 22c lb.; coarse and braids 21-25c lb.; eastern Oregon 161-26 6-8c lb. HOPS Nominal; 1937, 10-llc lb. MOHAIR Nomtnnl:1 1938, 30c lb. CASCARA BARK Buying price 1938 peol 5c lb. WHEAT PORTLAND, Aug. L (AP) Open High Low Close Sept 621 .62 .01 .611 Doc 641 .611 .633 .6311 LIVESTOCK MARKETS PORTLAND, Aug. 1. (AP) :(U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: ' Market slow 25 lower than late laBt wook, '50 lower than week ago,., good choice 165-215 lb. drlvelns $9.50, few off quality kinds 58.35, carload lots $9.75, 225-00 lb. $9.00, few from carload lots $9.25; light llglrls $9.00. Packing sows $0.76-7.25, feeder pigs scarce, choice light weights quotable $8.50. CATTLE: Market modoratoly ac tive, 25 higher than last weqk's av oraga, many sales 60 higher than low time last week, medium-good grass steers $7.00-8.00, few loads $8.25-50, common, $6.50-6.50, com mon medium heifers $5.00-7.25, low 'cutter and cutter cowb $3.25-75, common-medium $4.00-7.25, low cut ter nnd cuttor cows $3.25-75, common-medium $1.00-76, good beef cows $5.00-50, young cows , $5.75, and above, bulls $5.00-76, choice vealers $8.00, SHEEP: Markot active, spring lambs steady to 26 higher, good- choice trucked in spring lnmbs $3.60-75, one deck $7.00, with $7.26 bid and refused for choice offering, common $5.60, few yearlings $4.25 50 good choice ewes $3.00-75, com mon $2.00, A. J. KING ACCUSED OF NON-SUPPORT Charged with non-support, Amos J. King was arrested Saturday at Portland, lie was returned to Rose burg Sunday and was held In cus tody pending disposition of the case by tho court. TWO ARRESTED ON MORALS CHARGE John Henry Root, 50, nnd Miner-; va Van Horn, 42, were arrested 1 here yesterday by county and city officers on a cohabitation charge. WOOD AND SAVE Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering your full winter's wood supply; You'll save now or you'll pay more laterl Creen 8lab, 4', per cord ....$2.00 Green 8lab, 16", per cord .... 3.00 Planer Ends, load .- 4.50 Delivered in City INVESTIGATE OUR "PAY A8 YOU BUflH" TIME PAYMENT PLAN FOR YOUR WINTER 8UPPLY OF WOOD, TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. The arrest was made when officers were called, they reported, to In vestigate a quarrel whlcb disturbed the neighborhood. They appeared In Justice court this morning, asking further time in which to enter their pleas. Bail, fixed In the sum of (200 each, was nut furnished. TWO WOMEN DIE IN AIRPLANE CRASH AVENAL, (Kings County) Calif.. Aug. L (AP) Pilot William Downs of Avenul remnlned nl a critical condition toduy as authori ties investigated cause of nn air plane crush Inst night in which his two women passengers were killed. Killed wore Mrs. Thomas Hutch nlRon. 35, und Mrs. Fnye Downs, 21, both of Avenal, ' GUNMEN GET $50,000 FROM BANK IN N. Y. NEW VOrtK, Aug. 1. (AP) Four gunmen held up a branch of the Tiniico di Napoli Trust company at First uvonue and Twelfth street early this afternoon. Police said they fled with $50,000 in cash. An armed guard, usually on duty In tho hank, was at lunch when the gun men ontored. They cowed fourteen customera and ulna employes. The branch bank is in the heart of a pushcurt district on the lower east side. PORTLAND FILIPINO KNIFES 3 PERSONS PORTLAND, Aug. 1. (AP) Three persons were knifed Sunday when n Filipino rnn amuck. "Vera Hall, 31. stabbed In the chest, was In serious condition from her wounds. Mrs. Scipo Cacal and Paul Gucroro, were less seriously hurt. Tho Filipino, Bnlrt by Patrolmen D. D. Day and J. S. Pnnek to bo Paul Pnbros, escaped, ' CHILD SWALLOWS WHEEL OF CLOCK PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1. (AP) Robort Parker after a two-hour search found where the missing cog- wheol to the clock he wns repairing had gone. His throe-year-old daugh ter Rachel complained of pain in the stomach. An X-ray showed she had Bwnllowcd the wheel. o O.S.C. ALUMNI HEAD TO VISIT ROSEBURG Warren nnld, who last spring wns appointed manager of the Ore gon State college alumni associa tion, will vlBlt Hoseburg about the middle of August, to contact alum ni in the Intorosts of tho college. It will bo his first extorisivo trip sincB lilB appointment.. ., i.,.. ,.; GABLE SAYS RAIL PLAN STILL ALIVE PORT ORFORD, Aug. 1. (AP) Despite adverse action by the I. C. C, Gilbert E. Gable, president of tho Gold Const railroad corpora tion, declared Saturday prospects of constructing the rail line from the const to Grunts Pass were still good. w " Ho assorted that when tho I. C. C. dismissed the potontially com petitive CroBcent CTty routo It "cleared tli culr" and expedited. his projuct. ' l' : ' TODAY & TUESDAY The Old South in all it splendor I i WEDNESDAY MERLE nsEROM eDW0nC2 STARTS THURSDAY Shows 2-7-9 P, M. . Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c I. V i ms sftf TaV HE Is the GAY lgmCABALLIROI SHEisXMAD ; MATADOROL. T yT PACT ERASES LIMIT SOFIA, Bulgaria. Aug. 1. (AP) A new ngreement cancelling post-war limitations on Ihilgaria'a army was seen in diplomatic circles today as an Important step toward Bulgarian membership in the Balkan entente. This view was supported by a communique Btating tho new pant paved the way for "closer relation ship" between Bulgaria and tho entente stntes Turkey, , Greece, Yugoslavia and Rumania. It waa recalled Bulgaria In the last several years had rejected a number of Invitations to join the entente, maintaining tho treaty of- Neullly which imposed the arms restrictions was a diBgrace. I he agreement was signed at Salonika, Greece, yesterday by Premier Vlosseivanoff of Bulgaria and Premier Metaxns of- Greece, renrnsentlng the Balkan entente. In addition to removing the arms restrictions, the agreemont also Included a military non-aggression clause In which Bulgaria and tho entente states agreed to abstain from violence in settling disputes. JAILED FOR ATTACK ON GRANDMOTHER Charged with assault and battery unnn bis grnndmother, Mrs. Snrnh Williams, Alfred Huntley, resident of Wost Roseburg, was fined W0 in the Justice court herd todny, fol lowing conviction at a hearing held before Judge It. W. Marsters. Mrs. Williams. Judge Marsters- said, claimed that Huntley came home In nn Intoxicated condition nnd Inflicted painful bruises unon her. Huntlev claimed, the Judge snld, that Mrs. Williams attempted to drive him from the house wltn a stick of stovewood, and thnt he wns forced to seize her for self pro tection. , He lacked money to pay the fine and was committed to the county jail for 25 days. i NICOTINE SPRAYING GETS PRUNE THRIPS McMINNVILLE, August 1. , That prune thrlps can be controll ed by well-timed nicotine spravs hps been ' demonstrated on the farms of Ed Swift of McMlnnvllle and Hoy Fryer at Yamhill. Mr. SwICt sprayed nccordlng to Bpray notices. Issued bv the entomology department nt OSC through Coun ty Agent Hex Warren's office. An excellent crop is developing on the sprayed part of his orchard, while on the unsprayed check plot, Ihere Is practically ho. crop. On Mr. Fryer's farm, .which was sprnjp ' ed as a demonstration, results ar' ' similar, County. Agent, Warren ports.' ' i : VITAL STATISTICS ' ' BORN - - J ' ' . COOPEIt-To - Mr. ; and, .MrB, John Coopor, of 1276. Umpqua ave nue, nt Mercy, hospital, July" 31; a daughter; weight seven pounds ten and a half ouhoes. - - j -.- . , Tuesday and Wednesday a IS PACKED WITH THRILLS, REALISM mt EXOTIC ROMANCEI v ALSO : 'THE CHASER1 - starring DENNIS O'KEEFE LEWIS STONE Always 2 Features 5fe ENDS TODAY "Three On a Weekend" starring JOHN LODGE MARGARET LOCKWOOD PLUS Paul Muni Bette Davis BORDERTOWN Shows 7 9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35o Kiddles 10c y. s tmSm
