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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURGT OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1939.
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"U. S. REM. ESTATE
Disposal of Surplus Land
Owned by Government
Purpose of Plan.
. WASHINGTON', Jan. Id (AP)
President Roosevelt toilay :tn
liounreil the. creation, by executive
onler. of a federal real estate
board.
In a special message to congress
Mr. Itoosevelt said the board's du
ties would Include recommenda
tions for disposition of surplus
real estate owned by the Kovern
merit. He added it would make re
comniendalionH reuurding "the
sltuallon In different communi
ties adversely affected by the loss
of tax revenue on land purchased
or acquired by tho federal govern
ment." The board will consist of one
representutivo each of the treas
ury procurement division, the de
partments of aKriciilture, com
merce. Interior, justice, navy and
war, the Tennessee valley author
ity and the bureau or the budKot.
These members will he appointed
by the heads or the departments.
Tho treasury department repre
sentative will serve as temporary
chairman peuilitiK selection of a
permanent head.
The president's order reo,uiroH
maintenance by the procurement
ilivision of n permanent current
record of all federal real estate.
The committee's report showed
the federal liovernmnnt owns ap
proximately 20 per cent of all the
land In the bulled Slates, lis
holdlrms In I he middle or 11137
were were tubulated at. :D'l.(i.r)7.7'Jl
acres or land, valued, with . Im
provements, at $1.(1(1(1.(12(1, 000.
, . It conslMH 111:1 1 illy or parks, Rlaz
'liiK landB, wild lire, refiiKos tiiul
similar ncreiiKO "ml Is located In
all of tho slates anil In 2.0ZX of tin;
3,071 countloB in the country.
The report indicated federal
holdliiRH In the slates included:
California, :i!l,:il7,(!2:i acres valu
ed at SI2:i,77I.O"2: Idaho, ao.niir,.
123, and 00,ll07,0(i0: Oregon, 28,
:127.:H7 and Si:M,(i(!0.117: Wash
ington, 13,S07,li"7 and lS7,li7l,-
727.
FLAPPER FANNY
By Sylvia
-COPft. 119 BY MtA StfiViCC. INC. T. M fitC U. - PAT. Off.-
PISTOL MATCHES
SCHEDULED HERE
I
"So it was a door, huh? Muslalbeen the same one Butch
skinned his knuckles on.'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1J. Sec-
I rutary Morgemhau announced to
I day ha was flatly opposed to pro
cessing taxefl.
Hf. nairl he did not favor Ievy
I Int? any more direct taxes on con
sumers to finance farm benefits or
any oiher federal expenditures.
The secretary declined, however,
to say what type of taxes the
treasury would recommend to pay
j lor larni neueiiiH. ueieuse costs,
social securiiy and other activities.
Secretary of AKi'iculture Wallace
has indicated he favored restora
tion of processing taxes, outlaw
ed by the supreme court, to finance
federal payments to farmers.
.Afoigentiiau reaffirmed a stand
he took in a speech in November,
l!Ti7, in which he opposed nuisance
and other consumer taxes and ad
vocated a broadening of the in-
come tax base. For several
months, the treasury has said It
was studying tho feasibility of
broadening the income tax by re
ducing personal exemptions and
increasing tax rates on pensons
of small income.
Mot gen than also stood hy his
idea in that speech for a movement
toward a balanced budget, hut said
President Roosevelt's new budget
message, hi which he asked another
S!(,iJ0it,000,fM)0 spending program
for the l!l4(i fiscal year; , was "all
' rltrht with me."
Drawing Leads to Crook's Capture
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The sketch at left of Robert C. Campbell, drawn from memory by
Harry Grimison, helped Seattle police trace Campbell, pictured
right, who confessed he forced Grimison and his mother, under
threat of death, to cash a 500 check and give him the money.
AZALEA
AZALKA, Jan. 17. Mr.., and
-Mis. A. E. Gardner of Druili spent
the week-end with thoir uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Evan and
son. Clifford and .1. A. Long of
Marshtield visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Janlzer Tuesday. .
.Mr. and Mrs. John Oldenburg
and (ieorge Oldenburg were in
Kpseburg on business Saturday.
:' Mr. mid Mrs. Lewis jantzer of
Prospect who were married in
PAY NO MORE!
-711 P.. f-
AXE BLOW VICTIM
NOT WOODS WORKER
w liii.'iiii ji unify 01 Anriii itose-
burg, who Hiitlered a severe axe
cut on the left kneo a few days
ago, was not employed in the
Hiieldiorn logging woods, but was
there visliiug his father, It. wus
reported today, liunley, who is
15 years of age, is In Mercy hos
pital recovering from the accident.
Ills father Ik employed by (). I... !
Waterman, logging contractor,
who is shipping piling from Rose- !
burg. The boy went out to the j
woods with his father to spend the
day and was not regularly employ
ed nhen he suffered the injury. I
according to n report hy Mr. Wa- i
leriuaii.
MRS. E. BUTLER OF
GLENDALE PASSES
Competitive mutches with pis
tol teams from all parts of the
stato to be scheduled for the late
winter and early spring months,
starting early In February, by the
Hosehurg Pistol club, 11 was an
nounced today. , The local club is
headed hy Hale Owen, president;
Chauncey I u tin, vice-president ;
Dick Jones, secretary-treasurer ;
JP. O. Ackley, executive officer.. , ( .
r Shoots nro hem each Tuesday
and Thursday nlghltr tit' the 'arm
ory, and the club Is Inviting spec
tators to attend, It was aunoune-1
lid today.
' Tho organization now has 20
members, some of whom are ex
jiorts, while others are beginners
who are being given Instruction by
com pet en t teachers. The club
states that new members are wet
come. f.1,11
ODDITIES
CUONNAU:, Ore.. Jan. ,17.
.Mrs. Kll.aheth Hutler. 70, wile of
V. 10. Itutter or (itendale. died at
her home here Monday night fol
lowing a short Illness. Horn Nov.
tfi, ixtiK, nt llrownsviile. Colo.,
she had been a resident of (ilen
dale for the past ;tl years. 1
Surviving are her husband and
a siHler, Mrs. II. K. Miller, of In
land. Kunenil services will bo held at
1J pm: Friday alS the Olivet Pres
byterian church In (Itendale. Ar
rniigenieuts are In charge of thu
l:Jbcrle-Srearns mortuary.
The average man has a vocabu
lary of "(I'M) to Ui.eui) words, while
l he man Is certain skilled occupa
tions has approximately 20, mm
words in Ills vocabularv.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
(Hy tho Atisoclated Press)
Snow Cure
t CLFiVKLAND-Four years ago a
truck struck. John, McCIonagle, anil
)iurled hitn Into u pile of snow, In
ducing u kneecap. After an opera
tion the leg was stiff permanent
Jy, ho waft told.
. The other day Meliounglo tdippod
on the Ice and again idled up In
the snow. 1 in 1 this lime he walk
ed away, his game lei; functioning
normally.
Notice Is hereby given thai all
warrants of School District No. 2
of Douglas County, Oregon, to and
including warrant No. II Hi. endors
ed NOT PAID FOR WANT OF
FDNDS, July 1, 1H.IS, are this day
callt'd fur v. viiH'iit w i lio ntitli.i .
signed, and all Interest thereon '
eenses from Ibis date, January lti,
UKIll.
It. K. Itiown, Clerk,
School District No. 2, Wilbur, Ore
Hon. Adv. , .
Big Problem
- IIICIIMOND. Va. -Police today
Vorked on a ease involving larceny
nu a grand s.-ule.
F. II. Itoalwrigh! reported some
one had stolen one metal garage,
)dze io by 12 feel.
Both Short
SALT 1,AK V. CITY Molorlst
Shrank Crane, appioaihing a cross
ing, saw a train routing and ap
plied his brakes. The car skidded
on icy paveuu-nt, rareem-d Into a
pole, overturned in i; ditch. Crane
sustained several broken ribs, a
gashed lace.
' The train? II idopped Bu feet
bel'oro reach I hi? Ihe crossing.
Beggar's Choice
, Tl'I.SA. OMu.-,t crew wus un
loading automobiles at the railroad
dock and the older employes were
driving them uptown to a motor
company.
A man came hp and aked 'iy
tbis car ready?"
"Vep." someone replied,
i Tile man got in ami diove off.
P. S. Police me hunting tbe
InfssttHT iitacliine
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
116 No. Jackson
FIRST SHOULD
COME YOUR
HEALTH o
to pian lo spend your vacation at
RICHARDSON
SPRINGS
In tht mountain! near Chico, Butt
County, Northern California
You W.'fl Find Evry Vacation Attraction!
Every Comfort and, without extra coit,
the Famous Health-Building
Mineral Wafcen
If you have your health, keep It
If you've losl it, regain it. These
Springs can do wonders for you.
Yick So Herb Co.
Our natural remedies will ivc yu c
salisfaction in case tdhrrs foiled you he
fore. Kciucdit'n for stomach, liver,
kidneys, rheunnlisni, piles, glands,
urinniy, ccema, systems ot men and
women.
Kohlhagen Bldg.
ROSLBUnG. OnEGON
uniuERsni redit tompnnv
Medford Wednesday siiont a
Die of davs this week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Jantzer and Mr.
and Mrs. William Jantzer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmlller re
turned to their home here Thurs
day evening after .--pending the
past three weeks in southern Cali
fornia visiting relatives and
friends.
Authorized Maytag
Sales and Service
Ott's Music Store
W. Case A Sheridan. Phone 461
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FREES
50 gallons Stove Oil with each rebuilt
John Deere Tractor bought from us in
January.
50 gallons gasoline with each rebuilt Ford
son Tractor bought from us in January.
"See Us First We Can Save You Money"
DOUGLAS COUNTY i
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
fA iff
Up" h W
On January 17, 1705, a great man was born. It
was Benjamin Franklin. Today, 233 years later,
we still are influenced by his knowledge and abil
ity. Perhaps the greatest of his legacies to us was
his doctrine of thrift, a theory of careful buying and
saving that will always benefit those who adopt it.
"IT'S THE SAVING ON EVERY ITEM
THAT COUNTS"
For every day, we stress the thrift, the savings that
are yours in this store.
LARD
Swift's Silverleaf
High grade. Pure white and
odorless.
WAX PAPER
40-Foot Roll
MARSH-MALLOWS
Prices Effective Wednesday to
Monday, Inc., Jan. 18th through
Jan. 23rd.
4 st. - 45c 2 9c si He
; lirasl Coffee 3 pounds... 39 -r-"
. ' j r or veal economy and sat istaction try this coffee. , ( w rounas .... t s
Newport, 22 olze tin !C, I " . , ' I i
( 1 .Mffa em. . .
2 r35c ffsmMn mzbx - odi mst ;
Wl Will VMill " wu.iui . . . . gy 1
& Pounds .. .. Ja,
g Harvest Maid g A Chocolate
Quart Jar... f-. -
Pound Vllnrlrc & jf mt t
Long Shred, pound - - sJ?
cans
r nCJCH J OEWego'issortcd,
WHEAT KRISPSES
SPINACH Zeme- 2
FACIAL TISSUES
Glo-More. 2C0 sheets . 9c
Economical Sire, 500 sheets , 21c
Swift's, can
ROAST BEEF
tomato juice rr
19c
Cans 25c
BAKING POWDER
HALEY'S CHILI
TOILET TISSUE
PEARS
Vanity
Can 5e
Douglas, canned at Riddle.
2s size cans
TOMATOES K8."'
Clabber Girl, 25-oz. tin 19c
J Cans 25c
10 R0i,s 29c
12 cans 55C
2 ,or 29c
3
Cans 25C
S1.95
O. K. Bso0AN 10 Bars 27c
POftOR CRYSTAL Qiant
W W WHITE SOAP O Bars XC
29c
25C
COFFEE r.-'iV.b.
Yellow bag, pound
DlJBBV tM COLLINS.
Quart sue bottle
19c
Garden Fresh Produce
Con e in visit our Produce Department You will find fresh qual
ity produce at lower prices, with an assortment equal to large
UTAH PRY Jumb0 s,alks
nt VbLkn I crisp and 'erunchy, stalk
ROME BEAUTY APPLES
Large fancy. Try them baked.
GRAPEFRUIT sd,flessai"'
ORANGES southern Navels
Thin skinned, sweet, juicy, med. sue.
Clean, solid
ONIONS
KLAMATH SPUDS
. Extra good cookers and bakers
6
3
2
10
No. 1
18 lb. shopping bag .
15c
.o, 25c
For 25C
do, 29c
Lbs. 23C
29C
ugar
ressm
Cocoanut
Beans
Small White,
Recleaned, 10 pounds ......
UPTON'S
BLACK TEA
75c
Pound
tin ..
See our beautiful display
of California "Coronado"
Pottery. Ask us how you
can secure a set.
Standby or Oregon
MILK
4 tall tins . 23c
Case $3.05
Thrifty Savings On
FLOURS
KITCHEM MAID 49 u,,$1.29
Unconditionally guaranteed.
GOLDEN MAID 49 Lbs $1.14
DRIFTED SNOW 49 $1.49
UMPQUA CHIEF 49 Lbs $1.09
KITCHEN MAID PRODUCTS
CYDIID Marshmallow, Butterscotch or Cane and
Maple flavor, pints, 15c; quarts .
MOLASSES 2' size tin,
PANCAKE FLOUR
No. 10 bag
29C
15C
45c
: - 3
hree Phone -
Sperry's
Pancake Flour
No. 10
Bag ..
49c
Tuna Tidbits
White Star
Vi Size
Tin,
Each .. .
c
Matches
6
Box
Carton ..
Super Suds
Red, Small Size
25c
Sweet Spuds
Large Cans
Sliced Beets
No. 2 Can
Cans
25c
leavy,
Callon ..
Mineral Oil
$1:15
Medium,
Quart
Tin
Olives'
25c
Scot t Tissue
1000 Sheets
S Rolls'
Green Tea
PaTlc Avenue
1
2Lb
17 c
Pard Dog Food
S Cans .. ..... C
Fels Naphtha
Soup
Bars
Red Alaska
Salmon
J, H. LEONQ
32 Years
Experience
Del Monta
a :
mrr
I I r.OMDI rr -T- rr rtm r . . . . . . I 114 N.
I or 25cla : 21c