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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG,' OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1938.
the future.
OUT OUR WAY
By William.
TTHE outcome of the primaries
no far almost lea da thoughtful
persons to HOPE that la tlmo we
-rmtoer of The AMoclatrd frrum
The AsBOtiltled Press Is exclusive-
Sy ettltle4 to the use for republic
on of all news dispatches credited
to It or not otherwise credited In
tnli paper and to all local news
ubllshed herein. All rights of re
publication of special Ulspatcb.es
may get
tackle the
l congress that will
all-important problem
of beginning to spend less than we I
take In and thus TUKNING OFF I
LOW PRICES
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
rein are also reserved.
rt
from the road that Invariably leads
Larger Stocks
Fresh Merchandise
PRICES THAT. SAVE
YOU MONEY EVERY
DAY OF THE WEEK.
to ruin.
KARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
JOntered as second clars matter
May 17. 1920. at the post office at
Roseburo;. Oregon, under act of
Uaroh 2, 1173.
STUDIES ALTERED TO
ftaorasented by
I U. OF 0. GRIDS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
usnsinjEssn
OWNED AND OPERATED BY LOCAL PEOPLE ;
Y T'"i"1 1 nr'T TOA
" " I GO TO THE CELLAR. 1
v I AFTER SUPPER. - J
, , ' ' p V W& HAVEWT TlME.
' ' V MOW .
Nv Ynrk 271 Madison Ave.. Chi
mko 360 M. Mich I Kan Avo. Han
FrancUco 220 Bush Street De
troit 319 Stephenson HLdff., I.om
Abim -433 H. S or In 2 Street.
attlr 603 Stewart Street. Portland
6H0 B. W, Sixth Street, Vancouver,
. C 711 Hall BldgH St. UuU
11 N. Tenth Street Atlmata 911
Bant Tlulldlna
kiafflBtim Matea
HallT. Per year bv mall H.W
Dally, mrntha by mail .n
Dally,! mon'hs by mall l.M
Dally, by eanler per month....
rtfttlv aHr n.r Tear...... .I0
They Are Off to College
-
IT gives oven tho most hardened
oAUociatiolKN fQj
i 1 grouch among us a thrill oil tho
J lBt four dnya before tho boys iintl
girls go back to collogo to boo tlio
f bustling activity and enthusiasm
i o( Inst mlnuto preparation for Uio
i'( i beginning of another groat ndvon
t tnro. Tho old grouch may nay,
I Just from force of habit, that
I these young folks are going to
,( college Just because It is tho thing
? to do for football and dunces, for
. Ice cream sodas, for ttalos (with
peaches) and for a lltllo study,
Just onoiigh for social polish.
; Don't you believe him! Ho doesn't
f bellevo It lilniRulf.
Those young people wll.li all
j thotr, enthusiasm and high spirits
' aro going to collogo with a real
Borious purpose, to prcparo thoni'
j solves for the Br.i'atqr'und.'.'soifar,
j inystorloiiB ndVontuio' thai comes
i after college. They are' going to'
collcgo to work, and you uppro
j clato what you havo to work for.
Hemember this: - About ono-nuar-,'l
, tor of tho students at our two
' groat Orogon InstltutloiiB oiirn all
t j their collogo expenses, and sovon-.-V
ty-flvo por cont oarn at least part,
(; while only twonty-flvo por cent
j . aro wholly depondent on checks
i from lioiuo. Vou can bet on thoBo
: self-reliant, hard working, fun
j loving, nornuil young ones who
(! are going out io earn the cdtica
tlon they want. It will moan moio
I io thorn than If It wero handed to
I them on a sllvor plattor,
) When thoy aro graduated, thoy
will not need to adopt the Bio
i' gun that an custom college clasB
.1 Is supposed to havo dnno last
1 cotnmoncomont, "Wl'A, Hero Wo
t Como." I.lfo Is groat If you have
pluck and gumption and youth!
i And the homo town Is back of
these colli'KO kldB of ours one
i hundred per cont. Thoy aro off
in a bunch! Cloud luck I
When?
AS this in wrltUm It Is 'not eon
colvablo that any person in
tho end i o world knows W 11 ION
war will hrouk out in tCuropo. Mill
It Is not luird for nnyoiio to riu'hh
that Homo tluy, whulhor It will 1)0
Tlvo dayB or flvo years from now,
win will phiKun Kurnpo. For con
turlcs tho jicoplo of Kuropn linvo
lived with tho Riief of I ho last
war AND the drt'nd of the next
one or they have Iwon fighting.
There hns boon no peace. There
In no thought thero of pnrmuneut
and final peace. The greatest
hope they daro venture Is that
- tho next war may he delayed a
while.
Into that hII nation Is projected
Adolf Hitler who has hypnotized
most of (jermany'H seventy mil
lion people. With 1ih controlled
rndlo and his controlled prcKts he
, can play upon the emotions, can
swny them as he wlshos.
Thus In tho present trimo sit
uation what happens will he de
termined pretty largely by the one
man. The only risk he rims Ih
thtft his propaganda job will have
been dono too well that an
'nroused find emotional people will
gel beyond oven his control.
Though that Is not a likely even
tuality, nevertheless it ton Id hap
pen. Thus (he question of when war
will begin, of who kuowH when
war will begin, or who will start
It," Is utterly unknow n. The whim
of fate will decide. It is a horrible
rdndltlon. but thero It l.
Editorials on News
(Can tinned from page 1.)
orders from Washington has re
ceived a serious set back In this
year's primaries.
' Xliut inspires uiyru. toufldeucti 1Q
EUGENE, Sept. 14 (AP) Hope
fill of aiding future graduates in
obtaining employment, tho Univer
sity of Oregon altered its curricu
lum this year to better eaulp stu
dents to take up positions in mod
erately specialized fields.
' Courses ranging from law to psy
chology will combine theory with
actual working conditions to give
students practice experience.
As an example, a special course,
social science synthesis, will bo
offered student-teachers, the in
tention being to focus on active
Issues in high school courses, whero
It Is necessary for teachers to com'
bine a number of studies Into one,
Kor students desiring to go Into
public service, courses will be giv
en on foreign service, public ad
ministration problems, administra
tion of justice, administrative laws
and legislation. To provldo for in
creased need in secondary schools,
a course on school health will be
conducted.
HludenL lawyers will practice In
law schools by utilizing trial court
rooms which wero established dur
ing the summer. In educational
clinics, students will nnulyzo sub
normal children. Graphic journal
Ism will gtvo students in such
courses opportuhlllos in newspaper
photography, shooting, developing
and printing of pictures.
THINKS PRUNE INDUSTRY
IS FACING EXTINCTION
CANYONVIM'K.sOro., Sent. r 13.
Editor NoWH-Hovlow:l Tho 'Other.
day a largo flock of . crows was
noisily assembling In a field, as
they always do in tho, fall of the
year, nronaratory to the annual
migration to the poutli'at the flrBtf
sign-of winter.''' V.' i (
A tourist, apparently from one
of our largo cities back east, aft
er observing tho crows a few min
utes remarked : 'Now what do
you suppose those birds mean by
that awful racket?"
Oh, they aro Just singing the
swan song of the prune industry
In Oregon, replied- a bystander,
why by tlio way, Is a Douglas
county farmer.
And this is more truth than fic
tion, for the prune industry is def
initely on tho road to oblivion,
leaving In Its wake financial
wrecks, broken in body and spirit.
A most regrettable situation.
too, for ttio whole state, as this
Nno fruit and truly a special
crop attaining Its perfection of
quality only In tho Pacific north-
wost could have Drought annual
ly to this statu some five million
dnllin-s or more If properly mar
keted In Its various forms. This
money would have directly or In
directly helped every man, woman
ami child, especially In wostern
Oregon.
Hegretlahlo Indeed when we
nnk about uml see thnt nther spe
cialized crops have been market
ed at a profit for several decades
and through the worst business
doproHston In history.
eR, this Industry Is surely
pasHlug, tho victim of indifference
by tho growers themselves. Indif
ferenco to the need of strong and
constructive teadei-Khlp, a solid or
ganization for standardized and
orderly marketing of only quality
milt, and lack of cooperation be
tweon growers and out of slate
packers, who havo exploited the
IndUKtry with seemingly no
thought except, their own profit.
Tho buzzards aro already hover
ing near. Huzarda In the form
of uupalxl bank uoloa, farm morlg
ages and delinquent taxes are
ready to pick the bones, for the
few fool) In attempts Io organize
In the last several years has but
served to hanten the end.
There la an old unyhiK that In
the absence of a cure we muni en
dure. This writer, who baa lived In
the wont for 35 years, bellevea
(hat the people of the weal have
seen many ups and downs, and
they will endure.
HEKT KSHI.EMAN,
FEDERAL POSITIONS
OPENED TO EXAMS
Civil service examinations to fill
positions as senior and junior
stenographers nud typists in field
service are announced by the civil
service commission, according to
word received today. The examin
ations are In addition to those re-
ntly announced for service In
Washington. i. O. Full particu
lars are available from Churl...,
Fields or C. II. Calkins at the Itoso-
burg post office.
U.
S. TAUGHT CLERKS
WILL TEACH CUSTOMERS
POUT AltTIU'K, Tex. (AIM
Tho federal and state Knvernments
will sponsor a course here this fall
to instruct store employes how to
leach "scientific buying" to tho
public. I
If tho plan Is a success the
rourso will lie taught in other!
Hies. Clerks will be instructed
how to answer Intelligently such.
questions as "How can rayon bo
distinguished from silk?" "How to'
tell wool from wool-and-cotton?" j
"How Jo tell good, eoap from bad T
LETTERS
to the Editor
1 I. i Vli, u 'i lT Of. 1
V "in p, r. siRvtcc ikc
RAILINGS
by
Paul Jenkins
D
AD and Mother celebrated their
day, and read again the poem
Stella Spencer wrote on the occa
sion of their
gnlden wedding
six years ago.
Both of 'em liked
what Stella wrote
mighty well, and
have- nearly worn
the clipping out
what with re-read
ing It so often
and all. It was
infghty viitue of
her5, tb write. H,:.J
thought.
Viewing n span of fifty-six years
of wedded life, Dad says, is kind
of like looking through a telescope.
It seems big or little, according
to which end of tho 'scope one
peers through. It looks Utile to
the folks, now. . , ,
f
"Molman, republican senatorial
candidate, Issued a statement pre
viously that Mrs. Fearing had pro-
cipitated the incident.
"She charged that Ilolman wrest
ed from her a placard of his polit
ical opponent, tore It up and twist
ed her arm." Al story.
Tho woman has obtained a war
rant for Dolman's arrest, charging
him with assault and battery.
Well, well, well; politics IS a
funny game, all light. Hemember
how someone, when Willis Malum
ey, Holman's opponent for U. H.
Senator, ran a man down on the
highway noar Albany somo months
ago, tried to put tho evil uyo on
Willis lor It?
Ilotli issuca aro piffling, and re
flect discredit only upon the cal
culating minds behind them.
Tho directors of tho Junior cham
ber of com m nice authorized ap
pointment of a commitl no to de
sign a suitable windshield sllckor,
according to one or Charles Man
ton's stories lu yesterday's News-
Review.
It's about time! I don't know of
anything more sought after by tho
averago automobile ownor, than a
small, sightly ornament for his
wlnriMhlnlri. It. not nn!v Is a uood
ad, but what muy appeal mni9) to
him. It servos to identity his car!
The idea Is a good one, and I'm fo
for It.
"Federal hunters will attempt Io
rid Uneotn county of pests." An
other newn story.
The thing's been tried quite re
cently in Maryland, nnd deorgla.
without success. Tho bait must be
sour, or something.
AGENT'S TRIP WON
BY BERNARD YOUNG
Hernnrd A. Young, district
agent for the New York Dife In
surance coin pny, has just been
notified that he is one of nine
Oregon hkoiiIs of the company to
win a recent contest qualifying
them to be guests at a threeday
convention at Del Monte; r.-utl
DaiIt Devotion
DK. CHAS. A. HOWARDS
IK. CHARLES A. EDWARDS.
Religion that Is only a pre
tence Is' truly a hideous thing.
Nothing In all tho world Is ho
completely spotted as It by un
seen and make-believe. And yet
perhaps It Is in greater daimer
of becoming a sham nnd an In
sincerity than almost anything
else. Whether thut be true or
not. we oucht to be somewhat
on our guard lest the thint that
wius meant to be sound and sin
cere and nil the way through
good should develop a hallow
uess here and there, an un
soundness Dial would make
mock of all Its lain seeming.
Ry Thine infinite grace. O God.
do Thousavo us from the sin of
Insincerity nnd pretence. Help
us to be true, to walk before
Thee nnd the world In Integrity
and fidelity to the vows and
professions that we make. We
ask it in the name of Jesus
Christ, our Saviour. Amen. .
mm
BOCM THIRTV VEAC5 TOO 500W
Sept. 19, 20, 21.
Tho convention . will Include
agents from Alaska, jlrltlsh Col
umbia and Honolulu branch of
fices, as well as all wostern
j branch offices. Mr. Young has
been district agent in Itoscburg
and Douglas county the past nine
years.
KRNR PROGRAM
(tbUO Kilocycles)
REMAINING IIOUIIS TODAY
4:00 Mutual's 4th lilrtliday Cele
bration Saluto to New Texas
Stuto Network, MBS. V
4:30 Texas Stato Networks Sal
uto to Mulnul Notworks,
MIIS.
5:30 Howie Wing, MBS.
6:46 Melody Lane with Wanda
Armour.
0 : Hawaiian Harmonics.
11:30 Frank Hull, MUS.
6:45 Interlude.
6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News.
6:55 News Flashes.
7:00 Chicco & His Orch., MBS.
7:15 Symphony.
7:30 Tho Clrcon Hornet, MUS.
8:00 Horace Heldt.
8:15 Don't You Believe It, MBS.
8:30 Jlornlo Cunimlus'a Orch,
MBS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
OUIH-.Ioliuny Loiit'Orch, MBS.
0:30 Jan Garber.
10:00 Sign Off.
FRIDAY, SUPTKMBHU 10
7:00 "Kurly Birds."
7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says 'Good
Morning." '
7:50 Alarm Clock Club.
8:00 The llallodoers, MUS.
8:15 SllUouottes In Blue. MBS.
8:30 Haven of Rest, MBS.
8:45 Morning Melodies.
9:15 Man About Town.
9:30 Radio Oaiden flub, MIIS.
II: 15 World Traveler. MIIS.
10:00 Harold Tumor, MBS..
AMERICAN BARD
i HORIZONTAL Answer (o Previous Puzile
1,6, 10 Short
, story writer
nnd poet.
13 Those who
sacrifice lifo
(or n cause.
15 Vociferous.
10 Note In scale.
17 Babylonian
deity.
18 Tone B.
19 To whimper.
21 Tiny particle.
23 Vo.ir
24 Part ot at 40 Climbing
drama. plant.
26 France. 'S? '49 Back of foot.
27 Chaos. " 50 Italian politi-
28 Timber tree. ' cal faction. '
29 Hops kiln. 52 UnlL ,
31 Extreme fear, 53 He ranks S
33 Seraglio. among the 1
35 Half an cm. B tetter Amer-
36 To , - Jean s.
oxnertrtrntrv' Ri Vvnert fluu
38 Free theater 55 Bono. i
ticket. 57 Parent. 45?
40 Before Christ. 58 Force.
41 Fnhlllnu. kirft EHHicwnrlr T,i
43 Fleshy tumor. reveals his
45 Inlet. nature.
46 Light movable61 ReV?ious
tent. faction.
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LEE TBTS T uIdMP E TA C E
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3B l i e. fr eh! m &A5E
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LHlif- e RjHllP
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n o ofs e) p eTejnQaTl g a
GR"E l"A T El S T"Gfoi Cf1e1r
3 TF T
ZD1ZZZ JSC.ZTE1Z
ziizzztzpzz
Eaui Bat jm SiSi
10:15 As You Like It, MBS.
10:30 This Woman's World, MBS.
11:00 Songs of The West, Copco.
11:15 Bob Young. MBS.
11:30 Harold Stokes, MBS.
11:45 Frank Vanay, Tenor, MBS.
12:00 Luncheon Concert.
12:10 Midstream, MBS.
1 2 : 30 Noontime Melodies.
12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex
change, 12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News.
12:50 News-Review of the Air.
1:00 Henningefs Man on th
Street.
1:15 Tho Johnson Family, MBS.
1:30 (iloomchasers, MBS.
1:45 Bob Mitchell nt tho Organ,
MBS.
2:00 At Your Command.
2:30 Today's Front Page.
2:45 Marcella Hendricks, MBS.
3:00 Feminine Funclen, MBS.
3:30 Dr. Van Wyck, MBS.
4:00 Dramas Youth, MBS.
4:30 Dance Orch., MBS.
4:45 "WeHt or Cheyenne," MBS.
5:00 Lange Thompson Orch.,
MBS.
5:15 The Children's Hour.
6:30 Howie Wing, MBS.
6:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS.
C-00 Singing Strings, MBS.
0:15 Tho Phantom Pilot, MBS.
0:30 Frank Bull, MBS.
0:45 Interlink,.
6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News.
6:55 News Flashes.
7:00 Chicco Ills Orch., MBS.
7:15 Texaco Service Boys.
7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. .
8:00 American Family Robinson.
8:15 l.ittlo Jack Little. MBS.
8:30 Freddie Niigel's Orch.
8:45 Sons of Pioneers, MBS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News, M.BS.
0:1j Bernie Cummings' Orch,
MBS.
9:30 Curtain Time, MBS.
10:00-Sign Off.
Tho dcepost place in the ocean
yet found is off the Inland of Min
dtiuaos In . tho Philippine group,
whero a sounding of 35,400 has
been reported..
1,1 -t
19 He was a 1 )
master of
talcs.
OA T-i'
21 Accented 4
parts of
metric feet.
22 His poetry haj
a sound. .
25 Hoi-vest.
26 Pit.
28 Mister.
30 Transposed.
32 To utter.
34 Pertaining to
VERTICAL
n rosin acid.
1 Type standard37 Tmce united.
2 One who .
1 dares.
3 Thrived. 1
4 Preposition.
5 Grain.
6 Like. ' '
7 Pound.
38 Johnnycake.
39 Wine vessel.
42 Angler's
basket.
44 Highest vocal
part.
45 Female ruff.
47 Treasurer.
49 Stop!
8 Morlndln dye. 51 Electrified
9 To scold- particle.
10 Time gone by. 53 Father.
11 Strong
54 Form of "be."
vegetable.
12 And.
14 Living on
prey.
56 South
Carolina.
57 Form of "me."
59 Street.
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POTATOES
Benay V enuta and William Gaxton
Reunite for Mutual Birthday Broadcast
Ilcnay Vcnuta, dynamic songstress, and William 6:uton, noted
Broadway comedian, lust heard totuther in the Ilrn.idway musical hit,
"Anything Goes," re unite for tho special Mutual Broadcasting system
fourth llii Unlay program and salute to the newly formed Texas state net
work on Thursday. September 15. Veimta and Gaxton will lie heard on
the Now York portion of the program Troiii 4 p. in. to 6:15 p. in. Other
broadcasts featuring Klliott Itoosovelt. George O'Danniell and His Hill
Hilly band, Fred Keating, Vera Van. George Fischer. Alfred Wallenrtein.
Homy Weber, Josef Cherniavsky, George Olsen. Bob Crosby, etc., from
S p. in. to 2 a. in.
Itadio's most colorful presenta
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toni, which also takes tho form of
a salute to the Texas network of
2:t stations, which become a paw of
tin transcontinental system will
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p. m. to 6: lit p. in. through facilt
ties ot Don Lee slutlons.
Heard from the west coast will
be Hurry tiosnlk's band, the voices
of' Morion Downey, favorite tenor
of radiol.ind; lletly Jane Rhodes,
pelite starlet of Hollywood: Fred
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ism Lee family, bringing the total
number of Mutual-Don Lec stations
tn more than one hundred.
Sparkiing on tiie presentations
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ning at 4:30 p. m. will be Lee O'
Ilaniel. newly elected governor of
the Lone Star state and famous
as the candidate who did effective
campaigning with a hill-billy bund;
ilia present Governor James V. All
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Asuln at 5:16 however, the cele
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. NOTICE
The regular meeting of Phile
Inrinn lodge, No. s. will be held at
I ho hall Friday evening, September
16, instead of Thursday; There will
bo no meeting Thursday night.
This change is made to conform
Willi the visllalion schedule at
Grand .Muster Joseph T. Ecklcy.
All members please attend.
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Noble Grand.
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8 ptjimds cf wtu-tr.
tre-iurnt or srnnty pare.iRM with tmtrtin
m Durniiip tho ilivrn nity he eouiethini
wrnng vrttl. your kiilncy nr llnler.
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when due to futt ttonMl Vidwy dLwdw. n.sy
t the cauMs of nsntir.i: bcLarhe, rliiinmi
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tmg Jip mihl.:, fUir.r, pufiineM unAtt ihl
eye, hfulafhce ind diimF.
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year, 1 hy hn,py r-Iief and will hrtp lh
Mte from your blood. Get Doom lW
Don'i Dress Up
Then go forth In a shabby car.
Protect, and renew it with
those new, durable, modern
paints. Easy to keep looking
good.
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Spaugh Bldq., cor. Oak and
Stephens