FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL" 13, 1939.
riallr Kxrrpt Audar by tfce
Ktmt-ltcvlcvr CoM ine.
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IT entitled to the use for republica
tion of all newt dispatches credited
to it or not otherwise credited Ip
this paper and to all local news
ubllshed herein. All rights of re
publication of special dispatches
herein are alio reserved.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
Entered as second class matter
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Konebui , Orwon. under act of
Uarcb 1. 1171.
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ftVw York 271 Madison Ave.. Chl
:! 3fl N Mich'--! Ave. Maa
Prnneiftro 220 Bust. Rtrnnt !
troll HIV Rtephsnson HldfC., !
Ana-elf-a 438 8. Spring Blrt.
sttl 603 Stewart Htreet. I'orllaad
620 8. W Sixth Rtroet, Vti-oufr,
C 711 Hall Bldf. at. l-oul
111 N. Tenth Street Alia ate
rant Sulldlns
Sobaoriptluai Rales
OaMjr, per year by mall 15.00
Dally. 6 months by mull KB"
Dally, ft months by mall 1.2
Dally, by carrier per month 85
Dally, by carrier per year 7.80
IT'S a Eood Idea thla aiiKKealliin
IT'S u Rood idea thin BiigKeslion
1
lhat we all clone up our Hhnpa
and offices Monday morning unlll
ten o'clock and everybody go
fishing. We should do It every
ypar at the opening of tho fluliliiK
Benson.
Thla In a Bleat aiiKHni,' country.
To Iho cynic. It miiat bo admitted
, M
that (lulling la not ns iiood as It
was yearn ano. Itut don't fornet
this I IkIiIiik (hook and lino flail
liiB. Mint la). Is not a itood any
where uh It was In tho "Rood old
daya." The I'mpqua country lias
not. loHt Its poalllon uh a superior
fishing urea the decruaso baa
lieen Reneral.
...
Ilesldea wo can have aomo fun
out or the whole, thlnx, and wo all
liped a little fun thean days -there
hasn't been onoliKh llfihluesa
and cheer lately.
Lot's cut loose Monday anil havp
ft ilurned Kood time Willi this
stunt. If we ull enter Into the
spirit or llm thing them will be u
lot ofjlitn. ..
One ihliiK lluit Bliinild he barred,
liowevpr, Is any colleKi'-hoy Kold
flsh eatliiK contest, (ioldflsh aro
beautiful anil they nre relatively
acarcn. Tint allthorltlea should
preparn lit once lo aquelch nny
falnleat BilKKestlon of goldfish
eating,
Shining thii Hue of tliouBhl sud-
dtMily now fnim fun In aerlous- (
ness but still discussing fish
the request made by Iho Douglas
County Conservallim council that
thn flshways nt Iho Winchester
tin in lie Improved should be fol
lowed up lo Iho limit. Passage up
Ihu annum must he provided and
must bo adequate at nil limes In
lake care of tho fish runs.
It will he uoled Unit the request
wan dlrecled lo both the fish ami
game coniuilssums. Now lhat the
fish commission bus declared a
prolecliil ate" over I lie steelhead.
that qiiasl pnlille hotly must be ex
pecteil lo lake more than lis usual
passive Interesl In the fale of Hie
atcelheuil In the Hinpiiia.
It will lie recalled lhat the flsli
('niniulssliiii took a very ncllve
part In the successful elfort made
by the coliiiuercliil Iti-herinen to
. dereal Ihe bill Unit would huvr
classified Ihe steelliead as a game
flsli. That success carries with It
u Berlnua resi v.islblllly. The fish
loinuilsslnn certainly should now
do Houielhltig tiinilhlc lo Jiistily
Ihe fallll plaicil In II b Ihe legis
lature. The fish ciiiunilssinn In
aisled Ihal the respoin.llillil y l"l
Ihe conservation and piopngiillon
r Bleelhead be led III Its hands
Now lei those hands pniip Ihein
Belvps Isith capable mid wollliy of
Ihe I rust.
Editorials on News
(Continued from page 1.)
thiiti to deleiid one iilune.
Whit Hitler mill Mussolini Here
IlKhllng for 111 Spulu is li.'KiiinliiK
to appear.
R'l
sla, like all Ihe rest. Is driving
Ihe Ileal bargain she knows how
lor lier assistance In Ihe eienl
Ihal alio cnnics to aubod'a aid
Over theip, nohoily does iiiiylhlng
for nnyboily else Just oul of the
giioducas of Ills heart.
Only I'm lc Kuill is expel led lo
On Hint.
ORDER OF ELECTION
DISPLEASES AFL
POIITL.ANI1. April t.'l.-(AP)
3'lio AmeiUan FciUiullyu ol Labor
was displeased yesterday when the
national labor relations board ord
ered electfona ut four Port lain!
mills tint tiidlcit(H(l there would be
no of field I protest.
Tho A Fly claimed majorltlea ut
the Jones, U, Johnson, Portland,
and Fasten, and Western Lumber
companies when hearings were
held before un N Lit 11 examiner
but the board ordered an flection
within HO days.
(). II. idll, president or the At-1,
Portland council of lumber and
sawmill workers. Bald "we beat the
CIO in the hearings and we'll do
tin Ha mo In an election."
The in M Ih were certified to the
CIO in l!i:i7.
Ti
WASHINGTON, April 12. (AP)
The whim hi)UH aiiiioiiiii:el In
ilny lluil Kilwiinl J. Noliln, Con
iiiirtlrut rpiiilbliran, waH riiHlKiiiiiK
fl-oni tllP clinlrntunnhlp of the civil
iieronuutlCH authority to Iwemiie a
$1 a year uHHlntiiiit to Secretary of
Commerce llopklun.
Stephen Marly, iinliti'iill:il erie
tftry, tnhl reportera lliat I'leHlileiit
Itonnevolt had approved a plan of
HonkiiiH lo ank roiiiiri.'HH lo creiitii
the olflfP of unilerseiTetary In the
comim':i'o.-; .'Icparlmfciit.
WhPll and If that officii Is creat
ed, Kurly unlit, It la expecleil that
Nnliln would lin appointed to It.
Nohlft'a i-PHlKnallon from the civil
aeromiullcH autliorlty will riuiHn the
eleviitlon of Kohitrt II. Illncliloy of
lllah lo tlio chull'inallHhlp of thai
aillhorlty.
E. P. Warner Slated
In all piolinlillily, limly aHerled.
I the prfKldi-nL will rpcoininend the
appointment of Kilwaril I'. Warner
of Coiiiieiiiiiii, to hip auunii ny u.
till llm vacancy caused liy Millie a
realKnallon anil iiincaieya pniiiio-
I till II.
Wiii'iier. n rPinihllciin, la a former
'iisHlHliinl aocriitiiry of the navy for
l..- 11.. lo u,.i.,-l:il inn-
,,. ,, 'i(,.1lcal advlaer to the
authority.
Nolile will lake lininedlatn cliarci!
uf the cominerco depai tinent'a vaal
bualnpaa bureau the biiremi ol
elgu and dompsllc commerce.
o
PRESBYTERY ELECTS
I
MKIiKOIM), April i.i.- tAi i
iir liiii.i mim I. Otvlne. Medford.
was tiniiuhiiouftly elec ted cnminis- j department lMM'aiie. he Haiti, bin
sinner lo the Kcnerul Preslivter- N arninus on Wl'A wen- "imt ku.'
lan assembly In he heltl at Cleve- ticient to aupporl a medal ol hon
land, O., May 23, at the concludliiK ''"
Hi'HHinn of the aouthern orcein
PreRhvtery held hero Wednpsday.
The Itev. H. S. Hetchard of (iniiitn
I'asH wus named uh nltornutu.
JndKt (leorae I). Grizzle of Kla
nuilli KailH wiiH elected rommia
aloner for the eldei'H. with W. M.
W'eltkamp of Tnlo I-nke, uh alter
nate. The Hev. Theodore Smith nf
Klamath Kails wa elected mod
erator for the Southern Oregon
Preahylery. Hev. KiiRvnld Iver
Hon. Med l old. was named vice-
moderator. The Itev
Mmrill
Aiii. h..i...M.. ..r Mpnlll was named
....r.......ui eli.i k. Ili-v. Klmnr K, ;
Itn(t(.tlkn,(,( Malln, was nameil
Ireiisurer.
Chairmen of the permanent
committees nameil were: Itev, II.
S Itelchard. 1 1 III ill H Pass, bills mid
overtures; Hev. S. II. Jones, I.eh-
anon, Judicial biisinesa: Itev. Hugh
Iti'imson. Tu le Lake, resolutions,
and Itev. Thomas liobhison, Oak
land, sessional records.
SPRAGUE PRAISES
WORK OF LEGION
KAf KM, April 13. (AIM -Asking
Oregon tans to assist the
American l-cglou In its "efforts to
foster and strengthen appreciation In spend Kasler with Mrs. WUmius
of the American plan." liovernor part tits. Mr. ami Mrs. T. K. (irae.
Spragne mid today that "In this Mr. and Mrs. I 'ouglas Itridge and
trying period of world-wide unrest. ' son. Leiioy, ol Wesiilr, spent Kast
oplircsslon and terror, there is r wMli the Iiuhu-i a mother, Mrs.
more than ever n gi'iiulne I r
for sliniulaliug Intelligent Ameri
can patriotism.''
Ills statement praised the Le
gion tuembeiH for "the cunslruc
t ive iuflueucft their mem her ship
is exerting In behair of American
ideals Hint principles."
American Legion week slarled
lust Monday.
DR. SWANSON TAKES
OVER FOR DR. GIBBS
lh F. K. Swanson. until reii-nt
ly of Seaside, Oii-koii. bus lalo u
over I hi' pi ail ice of Or Ooniild It
(ilhliH nhile tho hitter is iccover
lnt fnHii a sei Iuuk illness. I r.
tithhs h:iH been ordered to lake a
comidele vtt Tor tit least si
months. His oflice in the Medical
Arts build lug now Is occupied hv
I r. Swanson, wlio has spent the
past nine months In pracilci) at
Seaside al ler spend! im I wo and
one half years in active service In
the I'. S. a i mv
MASONS WILL VISIT
LODGE AT GLENDALE
A hirite gmup of menihcrs from
the local Mil si in te Indce w ill ae
'nip:ny It W. M.iisters. diMrlci
deputy Krathl master, on mi ottl
cial Isll lo Anlcu lodge at llleti
dale tonlglil. It Is antielp.ile'l ;i
large group ulo will be pieseiil
from tiiants I'aM. The (Herniate
lodge. It n ifpotted, has ainuiKed
lor degree work and u dinner.
SATIN BASEBALL CAPS 25e
They're all t lit rate tlmse
bright, shiny, baseball caps. Vou
can gel one at Carr'a for only
Come In assorted colors, in bo.vs' or
mens ttles. Or a brtghl red alt
ft raw Tire Chiet'' hat 2m at
Can's. lAUv.)
jA
OUT OUR WAY
( 7
POUBLS
AN' GUARANTEED TO
V
LAST A LIFETIME:
r'lVrk' BORM
IIOISK. Iilaho. April 12. (API
Tom Neihaur. lilaho'a best known
World war hero who found a con-
KrcHKional medal on honor incolir
,,tiblc with hla WPA job. landed
lol-.cniployment Willi Hie alate today.
lie was appotnicd a. policenian
In tlx Idaho Hiatchoiisc on orders
of (Jtivernm- A. ItottedlHt-n. 1 1 Ih ,
Job, paying S I li T a inouI!i, atarlrtj
tlHIKIITOW. j
"It I can ha mi; on to this job I'
may deride to keep that medal af-
y- ;
filmur, lather of ev-
and who HitiKle-liunded
rnian assault and
I nerueo a pronp 01 enemy sitiuieiKi
tu Aiiieiicun ImeH.
Nelbaur mailed IiIh nieilal to Sen-1
utor Horah lit Idaho) recently and
asked him to turn it in to the war
VITAL STATISTICS
BORN '
MILKS - To Mr. and Mra. J,
w
iMili's, of Idleyhl nlar loule, at
Alercy hoftpitnl, this nuirniiiK.
Ajiril i;t, a daughter ; weight aix
pounds, oiiL'-foui III ounce.
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
CIIAFKIN Thelmu L. against
Kdwln L. Chutlin; married April
lf-'tH. Stevenson. WumIi .; cruelty.
I'hiintlff asks letura of maiden
name, Thelmu U l'inkHton,
WILBUR
WILIint, April i:i.-Mrs. Ksther
K Cox tuid sons, Jimmy, and .Jackie,
oi i iiiiiann visueii over (lie week
end at. the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. (iuorge Fitch.
Mrs. ('. L. Sperling and son, Ru
dolph, ei'tmtaiued Sunday with an
Kasttr dinner, (luests were .Mr.
and Mis. Curl Sperling and Carl
Curtis ol the west aide. In the eve
ning they alt went to SulhciTin
Methodist church service.
Air. and Mrs. Doug Wilson ami
children, Kelly and Kuddv. of Cor-
vallis, came up Saturday e en i rig
kom-ih iirnigi-. and in liosehurg
with Mrs. Itrtdge's parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. Itoyer.
Ciaii; Short and Stanley Short.
fous nt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Short,
Sr.. returned to Linfield ' college
and Cniversiiy ot Oregon Momla
alter spending Muster with thtdr
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Ilrowu enter
tained wiih Kaster dinner in honor
ol Mi. mid .Mis. Oblige Short and
miii. (ieorge, Jr., and daughter. Al
hei la.
Miss Ka tied ley v ,is out ol
.-t hnol thiee das on an ouut of flu
but is iinproMiiL;.
.Mis, All tirubiie of Losi -burg wn.--isilin
hleiiiis in um:r l'rida.
Kiuiieth Itarueberg, thus. Satitl:
and son. iticliard, spent ihe week
end in Cortland oil business.
Mr. and Mis. .lesn Kussdl. Mrs.
A Hume. Mr. and Mrs Kd Russell
and Mrs, Hi lice attended chui ch
ser tees in Koschui g Kaster,
.Mr. and M rs. W, K. Thompson.
Mi-k. Irene McMlckle, .Mr. and Mrs.
Lenoir tJruhbe, yvn, Carrie Rowley,
Mi si. LImc lnio and Mrs. Klla
ft in y attended ihe tuneial at Klk
ton ol Mr. hied tiruhhe. Mr. Uruhbc
was an uncle of Mis. Thompson.
Miss Alihe;i ;iml Ailom LaKaul
ret in lied lo Salem. Monday, nl ler
a week's Kaster acatfou xpenl with
ineir patents, Mr. mid .lrs. Vernon
l.aliaut.
Mi. a-id Mr .). W. iVanlorll ot
1 0akland and Mr. ami Mi s. Marsti
n (iniili ii Valley road v. ere uuesl.s
Sunday ot Mr, and Mr. Ralph
Sands.
Mr. arrd Mis, T, K. Crae lelt
Monday tor Winchester Hay to look
alter business interests there.
D. of U. V, to Meet The oflicers
of I'tor-me Mghtiimale tent. No.
l-i. I 'aughters ol l llion N'eteians of
tin1 Civil W ar. hae asked a!! mem
btis to attend ait tiupoiluni meet
mi; at 7 :a o'tioik Kittlu oxtniiu
ut Hie hiiuoi,
galvanized
THIRTY VEARS TOO SOON
Dailv Devotions
DIL CIIARLES A. EDWARDS
Three (pialltleH will chnmcler
izo t lie Chi-hst-ninn who Ih pos
sessed by (tie thought of un end
less life. 1. fie will be steadfast.
1 1 is fa i t h is a firm con vie tlon,
he is controlled by it as the iron
is gripped by the magnet. 2. He
will be immovable like an un
shaken rock, he will maintain
his firmness, all gloomy doubts
are meaningless, be does not pre
tend to know all the inner se
crets of (lod. Imt he radiantly
accepts the resurrection of Je
sus with all its Implications, as
the transceiideutly and signlfi
cunt revelation for humanity.
3. liecause of his faith the
Christ man will be always
abounding in the work of the
Lord. Kis life, he will hilarious
ly dedicate to the supreme task
or establishing Cod's cause
among men. This is the message
ol our day, and becal se we are
to be heirs of Christ's glories in
eternity let us cultivate the vir
tues of His personality now.
Amen.
SALARY TAX BILL
SIGNED BY F. D. R.
WASHINGTON. April III. f AP)
- President Hoosevolt has signed
the hill wiping out immunity of
federal and state employes from
Income taxation.
The measure, which a secretary
suid the president signed last
night, permits the federal govern
ment to tax the salaries of state
officials and employes, and state
governments to tax the salaries, of
federal olliciuls and employes.
The new law curries Into effect
a policy which the supreme court
approved in a recent decision.
Mr. Black in Town J. H. Mack,
of I'mpomi, spent Wednesday In
Itoseburg attending to business.
HORIZONTAL
1 Compiler of a
famous
English
dictionary.
10 To debate.
1 1 Card game.
2 To shed blood
.3 Ornamental
pitcher.
14 Bone.
15 Hose
supporters.
'8 While.
19 Optical glass.
20 Monkey.
21 Haze.
23 To clip.
7 Fabaceous
tree.
20 Native of
Hindustan.
.12 Melody.
34 Line. '
35 Those who
deny.
37 Afternoon
meal.
MASTER OF WORDS ,
; ,
Answer to Previous Fuizle
!inrrT
43 British
Columbia
(abbr.).
43 Noise. ,
44 Roof finial,
46 Footlikc part.
48 Indigo plant
tiO Business.
52 Genus of auks.
54 Fastidious. '
55 Interior.
38 Exists.
39 Slave.
40 To line a
vessel.
50 To fly.
57 He was a
professional
Er CPCi3" F- nz6
ir.6 !r"' n1
ByWOliama
0T,R.VMLLIAM5
TVfl TO TAKE OVER
j NEW YOUK, April 12. (AIM
i ne conuaci 101 aaie oi Tennessee
Klectrlc Power Co. properties to
Tennessee Valley Authority and va
rious municipalities was completed
today. (
If approved by the parties af
fected. It will be formally signed
with appropriate ceremonies June
2(1 In the Tennessee valley, com
pany and TVA representatives an
nounced. As previously predicted TVA will
pay Commonwealth & Southern
Corp.. about M3,U00.HII0. for the
electric properties of Tennessee
Klectrlc Co., its subsidiary. Mtllifrl
path ies and a number or rural co
operatives will purchase local dis
tribution systems ror : $37.UOU,lKHi,
while miscellaneous adiustmenta
will hrlug the basic purchase price
of 178,0011,001) up to Jxo.oiio.onn.
Negotiations for tho acquisition
or TVA of the northern Alabama
and Mississippi electric properties
or C. & S. will probably begin i:i
tho next two weeks, It was said.
MISSIONER FROM
AFRICA TO SPEAK
Kmll Chastagner, veteran mis
sionary from French West Africa,
will speak at the Full (Jo.-rpel as
sembly building at the end of
West Commercial Ave., at 7:30 p.
m. Friday, Itev. A. Harold Pera
ing. pastor, reported today. The
address will be illustrated with
pictures showing interesting fea
tures of the work among the na
tives. Here From Myrtle Creek .1. O,
Ledgerwood, of Myrtle Creek, at
tended to business here yesterday,
2 1 To cut grass.
22 Blackbird
24 Neuter
' pronoun.
25 To deposit.
26 He was a
school
also.
28 Genus of
cattle.
30 Hell.
31 One who
decides.
3J Point.
35 Man's reidiruj
room.
36 To drink
slowly.
30 Silica. 1
41 Strap to hold
a dog.
43 Numbered
cubes.
45 Throe.
47 Black haw.
40 Nothing.
50 Twitching.
VERTICAL
1 To seize.
2 Shaft parts.
3 Grows old.
4 Color.
5 Crowds.
6 Smears.
7 To classify
8 Sounds.
9 Dried grape.
16 Botany term
17 Obliteration.
18 He was an
by birth. 6T Epoch.
19 Falsehood. . 53 Gibbon.
1 SCHOOL
T
Inquiries Point to Large
Attendance at Roteburg
Event This Month.
From plana under way for the
cooking school to he held by the
Roseburg Kows-Ilevlew it promises
to be one of the most worth-while
evenU for women ever held In
Roseburg. Elaborate preparations
are under way to Insure the suc
cess of the school from every stand
point, and even this far In ail
vunce, many Inquiries have been
received from interested women
who plan to attend the session!.
which will be held from 2 to 4
p. ill., April 26, 27, and 28 at the
Itoseburg armory. Miss llurbara
Miller of San Francisco who will
conduct the programs. Is a widely
recognized authority In home eco
nomics, and her years of study and
research, as well as great practical
experience, make her ndmlrahly fit
ted lo present programs of real
value and inspiration to home
makers everywhere.
Among the many Interesting fea
tures or the demonstrations, will be
the discussion of the numerous line
points or low temperature cookery
for meats, vegetables and other
foods. Miss Miller's programs will
Include the reaulta of years of test
ing and research work, which show
that many foods when cooked at a
low temperature, are much superior
In flavor and texture. That It la
more economical to cook at lower
tenipeiatiiroa la readily under
standahle, of course.
KRNR
Mutual Broadening Sy.tem
1500 Kilocycles
HKMAINlNd HOURS TODAY
4:00 Matinee Symphony.
4: IS Lets l-lay fii-ldge. Mils.
4:30 So This Is Radio, MBS.
6:00 Keke Manners.
5:16 Johnny Murray, MBS
5:30 KRNR Children' Hour,
Hennlnger's.
6:45 Hay Herbeck's Orcll.
6:00 Copco Cavalcade.
6:05 News, Calif. Utilities Co.
0:15 Talk by Congressman Eman
ual Cellar, MBS.
0:30 Dinner Hance.
6:46 Opu. Shallpr Parker, MBS.
7:00 The Phantom Pilot, MBS.
7:16 Mutual Maostros.
7::io The (Irccn Hornet, MBS.
8:00 Pulton Lewis. Jr., .MBS.
8:15 Don't You Believe It, Sen
sation Cigarettes, MBS.
S::i0 Chuck Foster's tirch., MBS.
8:45 Jim Walsh's Orch., Mils.
9:00 Alka 8eltzer News, MBS.
9:15 Jack Teasurden'a Orch..
MUM.
9:30 Bob Crosby's Orch.. MI1S
9:46 Sklnnay Ennls' Orch., MBS.
10:00 sign orr.
FUIDAV, APltILl4
7: Oh Stuff and Nonsense.
7:30 Newt-Review Newscast.
7:40 State and Local News.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
Morning."
7:50 Hhapsody lu Wax.
7:55 "Name Thli Song," Grimm's.
8:00 Address by l'res. Itoosevelt,
M IIS.
8:ir Haven of Host. MliS.
8: l" Woman's I'age, MI1S.
icmi (Jro. Hall's Orch.
9: tfi Swiugxters, MIKS.
9:30 Man About Town.
Hi: nu The Happy (iang, MliS.
10: 15 Frontier Fighters, Copco.
I0:,'lfl Tn He Announced, MUS.
Hi :4a Shep Field's Orch.
11:00 Natlou's School of Tho Air,
MHS.
ll::pi-Kddie Albright, MliS.
11 : Montana Meechy and His
Mantl. MliS.
12:00 Marriage License ltomanc
es. MHS.
12: IS Luncheon Melodies.
12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex
change. 12:45 News, Safeway Stores.
12:50 News-Review of the Air.
1 :00 Henninger't Man On The
Street.
1: 15 Nai'l Emergency Council,
MHS.
1 : 30 Cavalcade of locomotive
Kngineers From (Jolden
Hale Kxposltion, MUS.
2:00 Al Your Command.
2: 15 Johnson Family, MUS.
2.;pi Lon Salvo, Organist, M US.
2:15 llailio Cumpus, MHS.
3:00 -Feminine Fancies, MHS.
3:;i0 KIbert LaJicliellc, Organist,
MHS.
;i:45 Little Hevtew, M I IS.
4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr., MltS.
4:15- Let s Play Hrblge. MltS.
4::t0-l)own the Ages. MliS.
fi:uu "The lirifiers."
r : I IV - lam n Orch.
5:30 KRNR Children's Hour,
Henninger't.
5: IS Hay Kinny.
6:00 Copco Cavalcade.
6:05 Newt. Calif. Utilities Co.
6:10 News-Review Newt Flashes.
fi : IT, I tinner Hum-e.
6;30 "Today's Best Buys," Rote
burg Motor Co.
t,:4r(-(ien. Shatter I'arker. MHS. i
7: 00--American Family Koiiujon.
7: 15 Unone County Jamboree, ;
MHS.
7:yn iine Hnyir I
S:tio "let'8 Ho Hollywood." MUS. j
8:30" utbor. Author," Kadio
hriimii. MHS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
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KIWANIS PROGRAM
SET AT SUTHERLIN
SI THKHLIN. April 13. Net
Tuesday eM'tiinu. April lxth, the
KiwaniK club of Itoseburg will -Kain
visit Sutherlln to put on a
program in the I.O O F. hall there,
in cooperation with the Sutherlin
(NMntnunlty grange, to raine funds
tor 411 club McliohirHhips to he
ghen to the oolsiamting hoys or
inn in ine locaiiiy covcreii ny ihe
i ance.
The Kiwantn dub programs liat'
IMi) Umwu capatl liuues iu
Sutherlln for the entertainment l
i .1... ona hnmnrnu. and In
eludes some or the best talent avail
able. 1 bia year the tsutneriin .um
munlty grange has consented to
..lo.. na.-tli.ll.nla 111 ttlA IirOgrBm.
adding a Utile local color.
There Is no charge lor auiuia.iuu,
but the grange will sell refresh
ments to raise funds ror this wor
thy I H club cause.
When man and wife sat together
on Westchester county. New York,
Jury for first time, they heard
a case in which a husband sought
damage because injury to his
wife robbed him of her services.
What a natural for a huug Jury!
When nudists In Uritish Colum
bia threatened a demonstration,
police loaded guns with Itch pow
der. Saving public dignity by a
scratch.
An astronomer has found a tall
nn the Valsula comet That's nice.
Mot of us won't aven find the
comet.
A "colossal" wrestling match was
staged at a Bmelt festival. How
appropriate!
The international situation has 8
Juvenile flavor. I'll be on your side
If you'll give mo half the candy
bar.
Twice a New Yorker was Jailed
for stealing a copy of "Gone With
the Wind." He got tired of waiting
for the movie.
Orthodontia Is thn dental name
for teeth straightening. Suggested,
maybe, by sound of a wide-nioulh-ed
patient's reply when a dentist
usked bim a question.
They say tho bullet-proof glass
serpen, bplilnd which Hitler deliv
ered a recent address, was designed
to protect the ruehrer's chest from
cold breezes. Like those stirred
Up by zipping bullets, hy any
chance?
At Columbia, Teim.. on "Mule
Pay" 1000 glrla rode 10U0 mules.
Now, how much attention do you
suppose the mules got?
A vaudeville team has actually
been fined under that anti-WPA
Joke ban. As long us the rule Is
working, why not also clamp the
lid on "Who wus that lady 1 seen
you with last night?"
People havp been eating snakes,
worms, goldfish and phonograph
records. And, we suppose, some
brave fellow would even take a
chance on chop fluey in the dark.
(Copyright, IMS. NEA Service,
Inc.)
MITII tl TO l llljlllTOIIS
In tin- ('minty I'otirl of the Stute of
Ort'iffiti fur MoiiahiM ( uuntv.
In tin; matter of the eatalu of Mil
eon ii. Smith, Ooieased.
Not ten in hpi'fhy given Hint the
uinlerMlKnrtl Im." Ih-i ii duly iippolnt'
it ti iltn t n int ri t rl x of th ?nliite ol
the n hove named Miicon (i. Kinitli,
lliM'filKell. IV order uf the tl ItOVr
entltletl court. All persona imving
ciiiiniH aeiiiiiMT Ma iu cuttle
hciehy rcMulred to prvBont Ihe
Hitine, tliily verified ns hy law re
iiulreil, at thtt nffif-e of Oonlon
Krohii in. In the I'mpuUM Siiviiibn
ana ian iiniminK. in iioKcourK.
rrei4in. within si in on I lis from
the date of the fir.-O. publication of
this notice.
Hate of first publication April
i:;in iv.m.
IIKSSIK A. SMITH.
Alinluisir:itri of Ihe estate of Mil
ton ti. Hlilith. defeased.
NOTICK OP l'!VKT OF J l Al
lilt IDK.MJ
Cilkh No. GSC.1
In the Drciilt Court f thu KtHte of
Mr. 'gun ror tlio County of Uouti
In i lie mutter of tho 1 1 1 uldn tlon of
inti i ui)i'iii auey uuuk, iiuao
hiirif. Un icon.
Notice, in herohy glvon that an
order litis been entered by the Cir
cuit Court or the Stii!" of Ureon.
for the County of Don K la:, un-
lhoriinir. cniDowerluif. iuid dire
lug the Supurlntondeut of Jt-iitka
to ilistrthutu. a nlntli and final di
vidend of on all ordinary
deposit 1'laiinn filed ami uium ovi-d
on to and tin iudniir a'iril '-S. IU:1S:
fiiff) divldendtt lo he paid oil uud
ufter Mtin-h 23. 13:i:
That said ordor also directed
tlio Olivine nt or a f I rt. Hecond.
third, four Hi, fifth, clxth. seven! h
and el k Ij t Ii dividend on till deposit
cliilnis fileti uud approved from
i M" e iu ne r .'i. i:t.u m nini incimnni
April VS. i:i:is. whh h chiirns vi e
filed Kubm-'iueiit tu payment ot
hit Id dlvldend.s.
That mi id ordi f directed that
i mi n"icc un given uy pUlJlicittioii
Ihurcof in oiin Imsuu of a ni:w.tia
per of Kcrierul elrcuhitlon printed
and published in Uuuulud Cuuiilv.
Oregon.
i nut tiiff onto or publication
thureof Is March 1 r,. i!;::i.
M AUK NK INN Kit.
Huperlntcndetit of liunkft. In cbare
of I hi; li'iuldation of tlitj t'uip'iua
Valley think. Uoaeburg, ( i eg on.
.NOTICI. OK l't Al. Si:Tri.HMK.NT
In the (Vunly Cnurl of the State ut
l reon for I n i iu l.i-4 ( 'cunt v
111 Ihe loi.tler f Hi, esiate of (tofte.
tl MUM Mei ia ill Shii (if f, deet ;tv, d
N-'tiee is hett hy ulven that the
UtldetsmlH-d Kv.ii Utor of the i.-t
Will Hlld T"ln1lieut Of It. .-.-ii II tu.
MerlHin Shiil. lift, ili-M'iii d, his
filed in the above eiitltlitl court
his filial account 111 Hetl U men I of
falil estate; and. hy ord r of ml.j
court Uut- iimde and entered of
rernrd. Moiuhtj. the Mb duv nf
May. lHi. nt ten u'Hmk A. M.. Iu
tho count y court rootn In 1 he
courthouse tn Itosehui tt, I ouvlax
fountv. (ie"ii. bus befit fiv.il :.-
Ihe tinni and plate for lo-urlnK o,.
ir a;;;,- u fV he, to Mil id
fititit a count and tor tho hiiih.
Ulelll til. re,. f.
KliWAUIt A HHtltTlM.II-T. Ml;
l.xeeut'r Of III,, Will (tlul
leMtumeiii r Kos.anrm Mcriam
illir H III .. UeCrH-eii.
Ofr FII. Slilll.UMKNr
In t!ie County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas t -ointy
In the matter of th rslatv o( Alice
KIiwIhUi Clark. ibenKrd.
Nott.e In belehy KlVen lllt Hl
uttderstviied ndiuintstrator of the
estate of Alive i:iizh, (j, ( larke
(le. ease, I. hs filed In ti;;- :;V;;-.V , j,.
till, tl i ourt his final n i imut In
settlement ,,r said estate; Hlid. by
ord-r of said eoint Uulv m.nle and
euter.d of re.nr.l. Monday, the
.ltd day of Ann!. 1 at ten
o'clock a. tn., in the counly court
room in the courthouse In Itose
burg, Douglas County. Oregon, has
lMMI fixed HK the tllMf nild IiImco
for heanng objections. If any theru
be. to ;aid final ne. ouut and for
the Stfttliduiunt Un-nof.
fc . . . J. CUMIKli '
Administrator of the estate of !
1 BARBS t
vd.
D-
KUTKB OK FINAL ACCOIKT
In the County Court of the State or
Un gou tor me -uuii.j' u ioug.
I., i
In the mutter of the estato of
Oiorge aiayi-pr, miMwa.
NolUv Is hereby given that the
iiMH.-rMiuni d acitnlnlHtiHlor of tin;
t'jUute uf George Hlayter, U Leaned,
him filed his final account thon-in,
and that aald court, by order duly
iiiade and filtered has fixed Fri
day, the U'th duy of May. 1939, t
ten o oiurK in i in; , lurciioun 01 mini
6av at the ufflie uf tho County
t'uurt In the cuiirlhnuae In Itof
burg, UoukIum t'uunty, ns the tlnm
and plme for hearing on said final
rcpurt and of any objection. I hut
Ulii) lie I lieu niereni. iu tM-ruoii3
ititereHicd in i-alil estate are '.icreby
notified and rp-ulred to file any
anil all objections, If any there he,
to Hi.ld final act-ount. on or bifuru
the tlino net for by the court for
hearing of nald report.
Main of flmt publication uf this
nutbe, April 13th. l.'Ult.
If. A. CANADA Y,
Administrator of the KtUulu of
George tilayter, deceased.
(.LMMO.V8
No. 8178
In the rircnlt Court of the Htntc of
u re go ii for Douglas County.
U A. Andriis and Klleu Audrus,
husband und wifn, I'lnlntlf Tu, va,
Thos. C. Johnson, Thco. W. Utt
vlil and Hanuil H. Martin as Li
OuiUuling Trustees uf the North
1'nrk Trust & Savings Bunk (for
merly Hill State Hank, an Jl
llnois Corporation) i Carlor II.
Harrison. Jr.. aa Heeeiver of
The Altany 1'ark Nalionnl Rank
pud Trust Co. of Chicago, an in
Holvent national banking enr
poratlonj also all other per
Boim or parties unknown cluim-
. lug any right, title, estate. Ilea
or Interest In or to the real es
tate described In the complain;
herein. Defendants.
To: Tho atiove named Defend- ,
ants and each and all of them:
In the name of the State uf Ore- .
Ron: Vou mid each of you are
hereby requireu to appear una an
swer the complaint f Plaintiffs
filed against you jn thu above en
titled Court and Cause on or be
fore four weeks from the date of
the first publication of thla Sum
mons, and '.f you fall to so appear
and iiiomer, rMtiinllffa for want
thereof will apply to the Court
for tho relief deinunded In said
complaint, a succinct statement of
which Is as follows: For a De
cree that JJlninllff nre the own
ers In fee simple and entitled to
the p.issessioji of the following; de
scribed real property t-wit:
l4it Nine ('Jl in Hlock Twenty
five (S) of Hivershle Addition to
the City of HOseburg", Douglas
Countv, Oregon.
and that the above named Defend
aula and each and all of them be
forever b.-irred of any claim, es
tate, lien or interest tn and to said
real property, and that I'laintlffs"
title to said property be fore vet
quieted, nud that Plaintiffs have
such other and further lelief as to
the court may seem Just and equit
able. Thin Summons Is nerved upon
you by publicHtiun thereof in the
HosehUfr- Nnws-Kevlew, pursuant
to tho Order of the Hon. Carl K.
Wlmberly. JtdKe of the abovo en
titled Court, which nald Order was
made and entered on the 3')tb day
of March, ly:!!', requiring the .anie
to he published for four consecutive-
weeks, and fixing the time
for you fj appear und answer
I Main tiffs' complaint, tn be with
iu four weeks from tho date of the
first puhiicdttoti he roof, which U
March 30. 1'J.W. i
COIIHON & KKOHANi:.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Post Office Address, Itoseburij,
O ro Bon.
ADM I N IST TOirs "OTI 1 1& TO
t it i: n 1 1 oits
III the County Court of the Stato
of Oregon, for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate of Eli
sabeth K. Seeley, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undcrsi(rne has hy hii older of
tho County Court, for Douglas
County, Oregon, dulv made and
entered on the 13th dny of March.
lH;(y appointed ns Administrator of
the estate of Kllzabeth K. Seeley,
deceased, all persons having claims
against Bald estate are hereby no
tified to present the smne duly
verified, as by law reipilred to too
Administrator, at the office of It.
W. Marsters. In the court hobse, at
Itoseburg Oregon. within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published this
16th day uf Mann. :;.
JJAltb M. SKK.LEY,
Administrator of the estate of lili
subetb K. Beeley. deceased.
SOTILK ttV AI.ICItlFFVS !.,I3 OF
JtlSAb I'KOI'KHTY
Notlcf. Is bereiiy given that bv
virtue of an execution und oidT of
sale issued out of tlio Circuit
Court of the Slate of Oregon tor
Douglas County on tlio 13th day of
.Match. upon und puisuaiit to a
judgment and decree dul given jind
mad'? by said court on thu 27ih day
of February. 1JU, In a suit tor the
furewloHiir of a mortgage pending
thuiela In whiuh Thu Douglas Na
tional Dank of Itoseburg. a na
tional banking association, is
Plaintiff and Oeycr C. Wolfe and
tleb.-eea C. Volte, hi witf, fcld
Hertba May Parkinson and S. It.
I'm kinson. her husband, aro de
fendants, which execution and or
der of sale was lo ine directed and
commanded ine to sell tho. rcalv
property hercinniter ilcs rihed lo
satlclv certain hena onjl clmrges lu
said decree rpceiried.
I will, on Tuesday, April IS,
I lls, at the hour ol tin ocloch in
the roteiioon of said day, at thu
courthouse front door, lu itoseburg.
Douglas County, Oregon, offer for
sale and sell at public auction, Tor
cash subject to icdcmplion Ud pro
vided by law, all thu right, title
and Interest of tlio drrvudanta in
said suit und of all parties claim
ing by, through or under them or
any or them siiie0 n,e y,i, ,liy o(
Nuvemher. Iu:i2, In and to tho ful
wlD Uo8Crtl,etl rtHl I'repcity, lo-
Heglnnlng nt tho Kouthefit cor
ner of Donaiioti Uiml Claim No.
4 V ond tho Soul ti w est coi n r of
Dorntlnn Land Clntiu No. 4!i, m
lt"),'";, Town siil p au Houth of
Meildiaii. in Douglas Countv. Ore
gon; thence North 4 'chains;
tin lee hast 8 chains: thenen Nimili
bains hIonh ilu. i:ui k
'f stud Claim No. V.; thet.ee M
ChlllhS U, Ihf pbley of beK,,,K,
'ontKining SH.hfi Hrrvii, more ,r
Iron, tohlt-el I,. rU.1,1 .. L
and a-toss the above tlest nbtd
ptemlses;
h.'i'"';".ur .wMh . tllt! tenements,
hereditaments m appurtenances
thereunto belonaiinir ., i
appertaining.
leu th.s 16th day of Mirch,
1939.
Shtrl.'f Of DoUglaHCouMy'o'i'KOfi.
SOTH K TO Iti:ii'0ll9
in th l ountr Court of the Vtate
nt or. wo,, fr Im iir Us County.
In the matter of the eMlrUw u( iw.
son Se-.it Map! e. ,01,0.1.1.0
N o, " f J" K l'1' deeaacd.
No'Me in here t) ,.. thai 1 ,f
..nderxn.d ha. , eM.' pj 1,
1 V'lnty t.ourl for i-nitsU
ouim, Mi ,,r Hr'goM Hulv mo-f.llH-d
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