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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT KOSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. R05EBUG, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1939. ocieta (('ontlmicd from page, V, hostesses include: Mrs. W. It Miuvui. Mrs. J. ('. Mc( ullisier ami Mrs. Waj-hington Hughes. Mem ln-is ol 111; lonner lii-lptii.m ha f t-r n Hnsehm '. are invited. In VllilliollS 111 JfM-lnlXTH llllll Ili'MlltH have been b.stied by Ml mi it St. lair Urine. .t em hers an a Jilted lo bring tlx- first -iii's outline or "Humi Tu nds" to tin meeting as tuples will be n:;;;igned io tijos' who desire lo take an active pari in trc ffiidy. Meme'T". w.-f n i v llcged i invite guests. It enerva tions may he made by calling Die Hotel i:ni)fita. B. P. W. C. HAS REGULAR MEETING MONDAY EVENING The Huslness ami Professional Women's Hub bHd its i-dlii r meeting .Monday evening at the Hull Jifitisff ulth Vi-ruu Carolhers, Florence Sncduker mid Klizubeth Uurnil in charge. Clever modern it-tic flowers and plums ol' varl color mid bright balloons, were ar ranged with bright leaves Tor Un der orations. Lucllo Lenox, president, had charge of the business meeting and Ina l-'arusworth led liie group sing ing. Convention reports were given by Marjorie Ourvili. I, mile Lenox Katbryn Himtlger, Carrie Hell and I la Luuhach, delegates at t ending Ibe Klale convention held a week ago at Coi vullis. The evening's program Included n dance by aj'tricia Khcehy, accom panied by Virginia Wright ami in- I formal singing and giimes followed. (Incuts included Marion Moorn, I'alrlHn Sheehy mid Virginia Wrigbl. Members present were lioldie I'rmui, Verna Oarothers, Ha ze) Itoeiner, Marg.i.'et ('air, Ina KariiFWorlh. Nance Fi I y.,d ruinous, Kliiiheih dai rett. Dot ma (J robe, Oladys Hasi;lu, Laura Ha Lau- h:( It I.inil.. I j.ikiv I Ifiiolhv Ki,r. ton. Margret Oderklrk, Margaret ho,V,m'1 fnr ,hti I'iiikerton, Naomi OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople SO THIS IS TH' "TUNE JALOPPV BUD 'N' DUD LOANEDUS GOSH, MAJOR, TH' (3 STKIWQ WON'T Pitcm higher than Tr SHARP, MO MATTER HOW HARD 1 TWIST HER TAIL,' IF we Lua This FLOCK OF PHONE WIRES IMTO TH STUDIO, DUG AM & PIXON WILL. BE OUT LIKE RUSTED garters MAMDOLIN ? TH' CITY PUMP TOOK A TERRIBLE i FRISKIM3 BEFORE THAT PEMODELED ANVIL. WAS PRIED FROM UNDER A ?02 REDSPRIMC3 - - . ry IT PROBABLY WAS H ALL TH' RA3E WHEN JOHN QUINCY ADAMS WAS PLAYINQ THIRD BASE FOP, TH' HIGH SCHOOL. GLEE CLUB arm V? Discordant YJ M COMTRAPTlON vf POES UTTER AN j$gf IMSUFPERABLE V IklMVfOLLECTlDM Ay. ... . - - - - . . . r,',,i Ml A PRIZED ARCH- fsS y FROM THE PALACE ( RUSSIAN CZAR WAlT-X'LL pv- ,--5? i . 1 f . y "v iii s I i v t "i jesjs. EW , OTJW Y: if YJ V-y.Vtt' kW COPR. 1939 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T ARCHLUTE, MAcTap."? SREAT HEAVENS, BRIMS -L ITOUT i. t. PAT. OFF. 5-13 COQUILLE VISITOR COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY LUNCHEON ON FRIDAY MrH. Ti. I., fllli' (Milcrltilnod Dl a very rharniliiK oin o'clock lunch- con nl hir hfiitilifnl lionm In Ktlcn iHlwcr ''KtiM-(ly to roiuplilllent her hIkut, .Mrs rCtucHt Purxnncp, of Co-'lilillo. ('otillubino fornicil llio liltrarllvfl I'iiv.i'. Ninlinn Scon, i;,M':il(Iini SI hy. I-Jlnor S.Im-iI(, Kiitlu-yn SlnriktT, Plon-nro Slu-(l;iki'r-. .MiUKitlf't JkIiii.soii. .Iul--Jorle Ciu'vln mid Ciinitt llr'll. I.ifilll t-l'H'slinn-nl!! WI'I'C hcivciI lj'lr In llio cvonlnM:. PUBLIC INVITED TO FULLERTON P.T.A. SILVER TEA FRIDAY A Hllvcr ti'ii lo Iip ht'lil In the In'iiiilihil at'di'iiH of Mm Alhi'i-t Ml-c'-lli holuf Ii;ih been jimiioiiihw'iI by Mih. CI.Mh1 Ciuslcli. iriMlili-nt of the Kiilli'i-tnii riiri-nl-Tcai'lirr ukho- f-ililii,li Ifir l',-i,liiv Miiv llllh 2::lll lii r, o i loi'k ! in. Tim inihlli- l I'""! monlh In Kilcnbnwpr Willi riinllnlly Invlli-il lo lb,, ilHljiliiml , kihi.m-. ,Mra. (Illi, whllo Mr. lu riiHloii. Mm. rani Mi-lwi'K uml eurv i. luix liwn iillouillne thr Mih. Iliurlo Iloolli will hiivii rhnrK wliilii Iiirt')! lioiHiiH'tH of tnixf-rl Hiirlnif bloKoniH witr nrrnnr'il about fit roomy. CiifHfH Invlicil lo moot Mrfl. Pur Vlillio IiicIuiIpiI Mill. V. n. llurklllK in "l. Mm. .lolin II. Pnrtnr, Mrs. C. II. CulkliiH, Mrs. Curl Ih CnlklliH. Mih. P. I.. Calkins, Mrs. Arthur Ail iIIhdu. Mrs. S. A. Suiiford, Mrs. K. T. KiiIhoii, Mrs. H. A. Post, nml Miss Mllilrml Porler, of Los An Ki'los. (Tim llltlnr Ir hern with hpr fillhiT vIrIMiib lit thn John If. Porler home.) Sewlnc mill rheeknl-R were enlov- eil ilurliiK tbo pleasant uflurnoon bolus. Mis. Purvanon has been RpendltiK Daily Devotions Till. CHAKLKS A. KDWARDS of Ihe lea lable, wllb MlR. K. A. Hi II Inn. rbnlniian ol rerreHbuienls, anH!slel hy Airs. A. MalhewH, Mrs. II. II. Tner and Mrs. Homer Slrlellll,K. Mrs. Louis KoblluiKell. Sr.. and Mrs. Ilorai-e ('iimilndl will pour from 2::lo In : l o'l lot lt, Mrs. l-'usler lllltner and MiHS Itulb Swlnuey lionl : lfi lo :l::lll, Mrs. t 1 1. l''leM mid Mrs. .1. V. .Mess Iron) :i:::u In 4:15, Mrs. A. II. Talor and Mis. I.. A. Wells from I : U, lo r. Mill. The ho,le"H eiimliilllee will be Mis. Iluuh Whipple. Mrs. A. Ml-i-elli and Mrs. Clyde Carsleus, as sisted hy members of Ihe exerutlve romiiilHee. New ofllrers of the assoelatlun will rerelve Ibe kuesls. 'I'bose ileslrhm translKirlallon may i . ill .Mrs. II. milliner or Mrs. Clyde ( atslens. UliTll. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB TO SPONSOR FOOD SALE To raise funds lo put'eliase ll lure 1 nlllni! rnniereni'e of tho Metho- dlHt churcbos held 111 Knnsus Cltv. Mr. Purvanie Ih oxpeeted to arrive nern wltbln tbo next few (lavs nml will take Mih. Piirvunco bnek lo ineir Home in coipiiiio. JEANETTE McDONALD CONCERT IS STUPENDOUS SUCCESS Jeanelln MiDouald. "Smifshlrd of the Sereen," maili! her appenranic before ll cupaelly hnuse of five thousand hieludlui; many southern Orouiin people at I lie porthinil elvle uiiililiii linn last Saliirday nlKliI, May nth. The noled slncer entertained her uuillonen with elassles. folk hoiikh and popular numbers. Iiieludlnii a souk; written espeelally for her hy her lietor hus hand, dene Itaymouil. Miss Mi'llouald Is as Kiaelnus anil beaiillrul on the coneert stiiKe as she Is on the ser respnndini! tableehub lor Hie eliih and to iur- j K''nerously t0 eneore after eneori!. fhilMe bonks fnr the tduh shell at ' "lr ellenres -omprlseil such airs the llosehui'K I'llhlle 1. Hilary, the as the Italian peddler's BnllK fl'nm Junior W'ninau's club has planned a "Nauulily Marietta. rho Indian innked Innil sale In be held June Love Call" rrotn "Rose Marie." and :lld al Mi'Ki'ini and Haldwiii". Mrs. "llo You Iteinember Ihe May"' from .lark Chapin-itl is cliali inaii nf lb! ."Mayllme." whieh hiiuiKhl her the Mile and Ih hi Inn assisted hy M is. ki cutest applause nf nil. Ibis la tho first American per sonal appearance tour of the ru inous soprano, ami she has been Paul McCowan. Mrs. Adrian Unwell and MlK'i Verla .Mcl.aimhhn. RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY Kivelsdalc arinu'c will held mi in terestlnt; incellni; at K;lf o'clucl, nevl l''rlday ihkIii at the hall. Metnhcrs present lull later than S: III will be cliulble for the ilunr prize. Kefreshineiils will be sered liy Mr. and Mrs. Ilailan Mnnre, Mr. and Mrs. l-'nnesi Jnnes and Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mnnie. P..T. A. ACTIVITIES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY Benson llriiM.ii IV T. A. will tneel lit 2 " oYlock Mnmlny afleinoun at Ihe h boolhoiiM' with Mih. Carl K. lIoHi'luud, preriideiil, In HiniKe Mrs. ('. I.'. HolieriH will be gueni speaker nn "t 'hitill en' Hook." und Mis. Jaim-rt Unrlley will gie n re view of I lu -HI chili wnik. The HeMMiHl teacheisi will pli'sent A de liHitiul skit and Hection nf (tftiiers will he held. All ineiiihelH art !' (pieMlrd (o he ptesent. Rote lionn V. T, A. will meet at 7 .30 o'i'Iih k nevt Monday eeiitng at the m hind lutuse with Mih. K 11. Met cer. prerildeiit. in rbarutv The year's lepo't and itrli will be cttniplet 'd, niter w hlrh the Hivth guide gi 'admit Inn eerHNen will be held, followed by refreshments. County Council The hmit'lu rouiity P T A. Cimim ell will Imtd a vet-v important nml lliti're-j"'t' meeting nl two o'clock liet Wednesday nftei noon. May 1 1 1 ii. at I fie junior Inch m honl lmlldiii' !rt. M 11 'a-ter, rettr- inn president, will pipsld Fowler street, at which Hum invl tulionn will be fHMUed to friends to attend. 4 MRS. COENENBERG IS HOSTESS TO BIBLE STUDY CLASS THURSDAY Mr. Anton (.'oenenberg very gra ciously entertained Hit Mbl-Week Hihle, class of St. Paul's Lutheran church at her homo In Sulherlin Thursday with Mrs. (Jeorge Ilee croft ncting as joint hostess. Rev. W. A. Sylwpster read tho scripture, lesson, follow ed by a businesH inpeting In chargn of Mrs. C. Kluenha miner, president. Discussion of u portion of the Hook of Acts followed, after which a so la! hour was enjoyed. Dickie Coen- eiiberg delighted (he group by giv ing two readings. Hoik; nets nf roses, ami forget-me-not h were used ihout the rooms. The host esses, Mrs. Coonenberg ami Mrs. Heecroft. served delicious refreshments to Mvh. I.uchb and Mrs. Anderson, of Stitberliu, guests, and the following members, Mrs. It. Helmrd, Mrs. LeClerc, Mrs. ('. (iorthy, Mrs. ('. Klaenhuinmer, ltev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester. Miss I'enrl (loetz,. Miss M punch, Mrs. A. Hchhck, Mrs. Vogt. Mrs. Louise Volgt, Mrs. I. Aektey, Mrs. ('. IJeeerofl, Mrs. M. IHchardson. Mrs. A. Long and Mrs. 11, Hodges. MR. AND MRS. HALL ENTERTAIN AT LOVELY DINNER FRIDAY EVENING Mr. and Mrs. Ii. H. Hull enter tained at a very lovely seven o'clock dinner parly at their home on Military street last evening. Ileautiful bouquets of pastel roses can led out un attractive decora- live motif for Ihe occasion. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell, Mrs. (ieorge Con key. Miss Florence Snedaker, Miss Vernn Carothers. Miss Vera Kreilrlcki-on, Miss Arlle Coibell, Miss Adeline Stewart ami the host Satutdav evening. and hostess, Mr. ami Mrs. Hall. Mr. ami .Mrs. Hnv (ioln nml fam- Games ami visiting were enjoyed Ity of (ilendnle were guests of Mr. during the pleasunt evening hours. PUBLIC CARD PARTY TO BE HELD BY LEGION AUXILIARY "I know whom I have hellev p(l. II Tim. 1:12. There are a host of people In the world today who long for a certitude they do not hav and who would give a great deal lo be certain und sure about many tilings that viUlly pertain to the soul. There was no uncertain sound In thfl voice of the one who wrote the words we hove Just read. The reason Is not far to seek. Paul bad un experience on his way to Damascus. He never once doubted It. The world might say: Paul, you are mistaken; It was only a hallucination. You are mistaken, but his answer would be: Oh no, I am sure. I have seen with these eyes of faith, n voice has spoken within me. "I know whom 1 have be lieved." Someone recently ask ed a man how he knew be had been converted. "I was there when It happened," was the con vincing reply. It h not upon some external authority, but up on an Internal experience of Hod through Christ, that we are lo depend Tor that full assurance that brings comfort and pem-ij und Joy In tho Holy Spirit Amen. i Local News Reshuffling Plan Revives Forestry, Park Bureau Feud Cottage Grove Visitor Here At torney Herbert W. Lombard, of Cottage drove, wan in lioseburg Friday al tending to business. Will Vilit in Salem Mrs. Nellie Itodley, of this city, Is leaving to day for Salem to spend the week- em! visiting her mother and sister. tn Portland -Mr. and Mrs. C F. Spauldiug, of this Htv, are spend ing several days in Portland, where Hie lormcr Is attending to business. Here From Eugene Mrs. Leo Voting, nee L'thola Kinney, arrived here yesterday to remain over the ek-end at the Dr. D. II. liuhar home on Last Cass street. Arriving Today Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Nicholas, who have been spend ing the winter in California, are px peirted to arrive here today to visit relatives and friends, before going to Canada. The Nicholas family for merly resided bore. Go to Medford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keltey. of this city, left to day ror Medford to remain until .Monday visiting the former's moth er and sister, Mrs. K. K. Kelly and Miss Marjorie Kelly. Goes to Business Colleae Miss Helen Wolfe, wlio has been resili ng ut Hie home of Colonel ami Mrs. K. F. Tandy at the Veterans Ad ministration Facility post for Hie past three years, has leit lor Sun Francisco to attend Heald's Ilusi ne;;s college. Go to Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. R H. Laird. Mrs. C. K. Walker and, Mrs. H. T. lllooin of this city left1 today for Corvallis to spend the DAYS CREEK DAYS CHHKK, May 11. .1. A. DhoadB or Ashland was vl.sltliiK friends here Monday. Archie Keruilson was a business visitor In ltosebum Monday. I Vacationing Miss Klodn Taylor. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Mosthaf of . " '""K'niuier at the lioseburs chain Ihe John If him home. I1"'1' ot commerce office. lof( last Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Meserve at-IZ',''lnK f"r K'T.ne '", R"P'"1 ""' tended the primp meetliiff In Itose- ""'01 '"!' "'" "'"m lllP'p wi" burs HYlday ovcnlmr Portland tn visit her brother and Mr. and'Mrs. M. K. Dean woJft Jloseburg visitors. Monday. fmih 7" Winnie Halnville and Don Wright H(.Ilttlp u- . , " , " '-J' enjoyed a show al Hrants Pass Monday ufleruoon. May 2'nd, has been uunounced by the American Coin's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Holn. Sunday. Susie Hutchinson, who Is teach ing near Drain, spent the week-end here ut the Walter Hutchinson home. Pete clam and Cordon Clark were attending to business matters liy lilt I t K CATTO.N News-Review Washington Corres pondent. WASHINGTON, May 4. One of the oldest rows in Washington Is coming to a bead again as a result of the n ort-'unizai Ion tulk. Having grouped lending, welfare, ami construction activities In m-w, u nil led liuencies. President ltoo.se telt is now tejMjrted lo be consider ing a similar regrouping of con servation bureaus; and the thing ibat is causing the row is the sug' gestion that the forest service may ue taken out ot the department ol agriculture and placed in th" fmer ior department along, it is hinted, with the department of commerce's bureau of fisheries. imolvcd in Hie row are not mere ly the usual bureaucratic elements which ein be counted on to raise a. howl whenever the established ord er is tampered with, but also some liiihly important business Interests which iv a r that the transfer would work to their disadvantage. Rivalry Is Heated A year uxo Ihe same transfer was in the wind. Al that time the forest service people objected strenuously to the change; even more strenuous, however, were the objections from the lumber and grazing people of the west. All that was actually proposed at that time was the changing of the name of Hie interior department to the depart ment or conservation; but it was taken for granted that if this bap p ned it would be followed by trunsfer of the forest service, and although the name-changing bill passed the senate, it was allowed to die in the house. Complicating the proposition is t lo lact that some of the sharpest rivalry in the whole government service Is that which exists be tween the forest service and the national park service of the inter ior department. As the names iiuplv, forest ser vice has charge of the national for- i ts and park service has charge of the national parks. Practically all ' J ... w, surrounded entirely bv national for- S. C. campus, where they will at- ,.st8 or are bordered bv them. Earn tend the special Mother's day pro-)outfit has its own forest rangers. its own foresters, it own fire-fight j ers ami its own set of rules and, legulations. I Lumber companies may not touch the trees in the national parks. In the national forests, how-) ever, lumbering is permitted, under: careful regulation. Commercial glazing is not permitted in nation-1 al parks but Is (under regulation)! in the forests. Water power in the' national parks is not available to exploitation but is In the forests. i The business Interests which have permits to use these resources in the national forests fear that if the transfer is made, the same Rort of rules which now govern the na tional parks will eventually govern ihe national forests: that no luni-' heriug or grazing will be allowed and that the water resources will be withdrawn from public use. Nat urally enough, they are pretty strongly opposed to the change. Would Be Ickes Victory Nor does the forest service likej Hie idea. The rivalry between the. t wo organizations Is something ; like that which infects (he enlisted personnel of the navv and the miir iue corps. It extends all the way to the rangers and fire-fighters out in the field. Consequently when the shift is mentioned it is Inevit able that a certain amount of pres sure is put on congress to prevent it. ! If the transfer does go through, h Secretary 1 larold Ickes will have gone a long way toward making the Interior depart men t a department of conservation whether the name. PARDON FOR UREGOM SLAYER ADVISED Arrive From Corvallis nob Har ris and Karl Ilrand. Rtudents at Orexon State college, have arrived here to spend the week end visiting their respective parents. Mr. and Mih. W. F. Harris on South Main Htreet and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ilrand on Vista avenue. I Return to Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Charles drove and small iliuiKliter. Hobble, have returned to their homo in CrantH Pass, follow Inx a couple of days visiting; tbo fortner'H sister. Mrs. .Inlin M. Hiss hei'Rer. in Kiienhower. Mr. drove is manaeer of the Western Auto Sup ply store in OrantH Pass. transferred to Stockton Victor Petlerson, trainmaster for the Sonlliei'ii T.-lfw. ............... I been transferred from ItnseiiiiiL' to I Stockton. Calif., and is leaving In ninrrow Tor his new place. Mrs. PclteiHou and family will remain In ItosebuiK until school Is nut, when they will move In Stockton. Seattle with her brother in-law and sister. Mr. and Mih. Wayne Pick ens, she went as far as Kugene Inst evening with Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Carter, of Hosobiiri;. who will visit their son and dniiKbter, llrtice and Thehna Carter, students at Culver slty of Oregon. The committee In charge nf Ihe affair lllcliules Mrs. K. A. Post. halrman, Mrs. Harris Kllsworth. Mrs. Ilroadway, Mrs. Clair K. Al len, Mrs. Claude linker, .lames T. Young. Mrs. J. M and Mrs. L. W'inihcrly. MID WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY Tho MldWeek lllhle class of St. Paill'8 Lutheran church will meet ut two o'clock next Thursday after noon ut the homo of Mrs. William Voitl, on Whurtun uvetllle, with Mrs. Ionise Votgt us Joint hostess. All llieinhers nml friends are cor llally Invited to be present. H. E. 0. CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The H. K. (V club will he enter- received Willi much w hole hearted enthusiasm every w here. I EOTA BRUNNER HAS PARTY ON FIFTEENTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY A very lovelv birthday pnrtv. honoring the fifteenth anniversary of Mis Lenta tlrlinuer, was en Jnved Saturday. Inline were piny id mid Invely gifts were presented In Miss III iimuT ft ,iin Miss Iris Pierce. Miss l.lla Sanders, Miss tlerlnide Pierce and Miss Carol Mr t'nv. At the tea hour delirious refresh ments were serxed by Miss Heckle llruuncr. PUBLIC INVITED TO CARD PARTY MONDAY One of ii series nf scuil monthly benet It curd pintles to be spon sored hy Itlversdale grange will be held at ll ilelkbllnl 7:11(1 o'clnck dessert supper next Monday eve ning at the ball Prices will be awarded. Al the close of the series, grand prtes will be nwanlcd. The pub lic Is conlislly invited to titteiid. INVITATIONAL CLU8 ENTERTAINED AT HOME OF MRS. THOMAS SCOTT A new iuvilutiona) chili. "Seeking for know IciIkc Club." was enter tained at n ilellublful affair this week at the home of Mrs. Thomas Scott. Mis. Scott told Ibe Indies' tin tulles by cards and Mi r. Smile lhiscnll rend their fortuucH by palmistry and ten leaves. Lovely lelreshmeuts were served by Mrs. Scntl to Mrs W. W. Cham bers. Mis. It II. linker. Mrs. Min er! a Smith, Miss Katie Spnur. Mrs. Hen Zetlor, Mrs. Miner Pierce. Mrs. Howard Casebeer, Miss lKirntbv Klecllon of oltlcers will be held w ""' ' " . end ll spe.lal schnnl of Instruction ,.u ., r,ie mis- will be held (or the new ofltcers ..''"J,1,, , i ,i ii,,, i,,i .!,., 1 1 The May ?ith meeting will he lire cordially Invited lu be prescnl i l'bl "I the I ascl)ncrhnnie at 615 l us, conipllslied so tar. I.eglnn auxiliary as the date of a'" "oseourg I uesday. cbarniing benefit nml iarty. In I nrl Jennings of Drew visit willed Ihe public has been cordially " ""o r,iow nome in i in Invited In enjoy. "'' s""d'- She nlso called at the Mrs. ! Jlldil : nine. Mrs. C. K. Keaster has been a guest at the It. I.. Spore home for several days. Mr. ami Mir. Lewis Hussell and their daughters, Anna Lee und llo siille. of Mcillord were visiting iriemlH lit Tiller, Sunday. Hale nnd Calvin I'lam uttemleil national guard drill In Koseburg .Mommy evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan Welch and It. A. Muore wero attending lo busi ness mutters In Hoseburg, Wednesday. Wallace I.ofller. Kddie tlllletle and several other boy from the CCC nuiH nt Tiller visited In tlrnnlR Pass Sunday. Mrs. Vernle I.erwill of Tiller spent the week end with her grund- molher. Mm. W. ll. Hill, ut the C. C. Hill home. Ira llrock nnd Harley (tiinlon. w-hn biitl hx.tii tin. I, ., ,l.i. ,.. tained at nl:ao o'clock luncheon Mifnnl for a couple of davs' re- turneii Saturday next Tuesdav at the home of Mr VliKlniu Campbell on l'mHiui avenue. All members are cordial ly hulled to be present. -o- TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET MONDAY Mrs. Alva .Matthews went to Happy Valley Friday after four hundred baby chicks from the O. W. Hurt hatchery Mr. nnd Mrs. John chaney vinlt ed their ron-tii law nnd daughter. Mr. ami Mrs. Dave Ailamson. at their home in Myrtle Creek, Sat u rd ay. Mr and Mrs. Pete Ham and Mi ami Mr-. Cordon Chirk were din- riotdiurg Towttseml rlub. No. I. will meet nt X ii'ilink Momliiv pve- nlUK at the Moose hall for n short n,'r Kuents at the home of Mr nnd bus ness se-tsiun. mouiiiiu nnd so-' " ' ' mnuiui ntni luutiii uil hour, to be followed by frenbinents. In nd tttton to the reg ular attendance price, four other piUes will be awarded. The pii.'.es hne been on illsplay at (he local Penney store window Thurnday evening Mr am) Mis J. A. S ltodda of Portland recently visited Mr. and Mrs W. H. Kamond lor n couple of davs. Mrs. Hoddu is Mrs. itay inond's sister. Mertlce liachor who (s employed 18-OUNCE INFANT GETS FIRST MEAL LOS ANliKLKS. Mav 12. (API Tiny, lK-ounce Phyllis Theresu Melchionue had her first feeding eight hours alter her birth today und Hr. Jurko Schneider, attend ing physician, said he was "iiinre honefiil" she would survive. Morn more than three mouths prematurely, the baby was bundl ed In cotton with an "Iron lung" Mother's milk was ndinlnlslered thrniigh a lube Into the throat. Mrs. Nancy Mclchlonne, 22, Is already the mother of two sons. 5 and 3 years old. The rather. M irlo. is u laundry worker. Phyllis was put Into un inruba tor n rew minutes after birth and ll fire department Inhulutor squad aided the baby's respiration. KIWANIS DATEDAT SOUTH DEER CREEK The Hoseburg Klwanls club will go to Smith lleer creek Tuesday bight to present a program for the grange in the Interest nf r II ruh scholarships. The Klwanls show, which will he open to the public without charre. will he followed bv the sale of refi eshuients. from which proceeds will go to the srhulurship fund. CANYONVILLE SCHOOL! BURGLARY REPORTED ,'ud Nm. 9. Is actually cbunged or not. Ickes' theorv is (hat Hie depart ment ought to be primarily a de partment for the phvsieal adminis tration and husbanding of the na tion's physical resources. If the idea of conservation Is to be de veloped, he feels, Ihere ought to be one government official account able Toi it, so that responsibility tor any failure of conservation auv where could Immediately be placed on one person. The reorganization steps already t a lien have helped him indirectly, in that they havp lopped off a couple of non-conservation activi ties from his department. The of fice of education has hpen lifted out and given to the new federal security agency, ami the respon sibility for managing and janitor lug public buil'iints has been handed to the federal works agen cy. If he nets the forest service, be wll! practically have his long-1 dreamed-of department of conser vation. Hut before be eels It there Is likely to be a protracted row. One oueer factor ts that the for est service was oriettuilly a part of the interior department. It was transplanted to agriculture under President Tutt. nnd has remained there ever since. VITAL STATISTICS DIVORCE: DECREES HASTIAN -Marjorie Todd against Holland Dorcy Hastiau. married May :!. l!t;tt!. at Uetio. New; an nulment because defendant had tailed to secure final divorce de cree from former wife. A personal letter from one of the 'n,M. ,(tl(t4 wu vl,l(in)t national representatives of the Towiiseml 01 gaiiialbm, who Is now in Washington, D. C. will be read Mr. and Mrt John Karhor. iiiuid.iy nnd Sunday. iturthn. J:v Wrieht nnd his Ki'n'K un- iifimi" ui 1 in niunif. 01 ,von. Mnrry and Isaac, went to the Townseml bill. Hit 2. nt the Koseburg. where the latter bad present time and telling what each nome dental work done t ( eseiitulivp nnd rnugre-mmu Klmer Sutton wan a My i tie Creek Police officers here were called to Canyonvilli todav to Investigate a reported ImiirIhiv at the school hoiifo there. The officers were not pmvINK Dorlhilda Olive against llyron Jordan Purvine. mar- I!'.'..", at Vancouver. Wash.; cruelty. CH AFF1N -Thelma L. against F.dwin L. Chaffin. married April !i. y$:is. Stevenson. Wash.: cnieltv. adviseil In the telephone message t maiden name of nlaintiff. Thelma announcing the bnrshuy w hether I Pinkston. restored. there had been any loss of money or property. (Visitor Saturday. While there he. Sunday cUb'd on hl b-othr-in-law nntl si- t r Mr. nnd Mis. Homer t Mr. and Mm. Arthur Che F.mtene visited the former'! her-in l:w and sister, Mr, and Mis. i H- Hud F.slow. at their home at Tiller IT 1 pwrvrri wr&rtixs leney of p SALEM. May 12. (API The outgoing ami incoming state parole hoards recommended to Covernor Sprague today that he give a con ditional pardon to Clarence John son, who was received at the stale penitentiary 2b years ago utter he murdered Mrs. Kunice l-'reemun In I'orilaml by hitting her on the head with a gas pi. He was sent enced to life imprisonment. Johnson has been a trusty for K, years and works In the prison ad ministration building. He gave vziuj' fvJ:ji- fi mielliiiK two prison riots. He originally was sentenced lo 2s months iu the San Quentiti, Calif., prison for assault with intent to rob. Mrs. Freeman helped ob tain u parole for him and be then moved to Portland to live at her home. Then he killed her. Since the murder constitutes a violation of his California parole, tie would be returned to San Quen tiii to serve the rest of the 2S mouths. MARKET REPORTS WOOL nOSTON, May 12. (API The Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow: "The heavier buying movement which developed last w eek has been projected Into the present week and it is estimated that fully 2u million pounds of w ool have been moved in these two weeks. At the present week-end, the move ment seems to be subsiding some what, with prices now fully up to import parity und mill buyers a bit Inclined to naex away from offerings. Class HI and IV fine '"rritory wools are quotable a I Boston at f!5 to fi" cents, clean ba sis. Bright medium fleeces are distinctly stronger, with 2" to ii cents being paid growers in Ohio Mlibigan, against a recent low ut cents. "Better backlogs of goods or ders are reported from the mills and the nuilook for the mills in considered encouraging. "London closed with prices geu. eruJIy firm ou the opening basis. Other foreign murkets are flim. "Western operations have been keen, especially in the bright wool states and iu Montana and Wyom ing "Mohair is slronger, with -to cents paid for ndult und f.u ceniii lor kkd In Texas." W H EAT PORTLAND, Ore.. May in. (AP) Open High Closn Mav 72 .72 .72 .72 July .71 i .7U .71Jj DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT MOOSE HALL Music by Casey Jones' FIRE MEN EiisVMteMMisBttMulsiM HAY ROPE! Cable, Tracks, Forks, Carriers, Pulleys. "See Us First We Can Save You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon Roseburg Undertaking Co. Established 1901 M. E. 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