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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSERURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1939.
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Around the County
Danzig, Corridor City, May be Curtain Raiser for Next European War
TENMILE
TKN.MI1-K. "., July 5. - Kvi-lyn
lliihii U rerelvliiir medical treat
ments in ItosebutR for her eyes.
Ml 8. Wiinon unci Mik. Kllhi 1 1 aim
were HollcitiiiL' donations for the
purpose of whins the ilmrch lor
olctric itfv.
Mih. JoKle Smith was shopping in
Jtosebuin Tuesday.
Mrs. Kdna Albio attended lo busi
ness matters in KoaebuiK Thuis
day. Walter Coats nml Charlie Seirel
harvested Ihe wheal ci-oji tor J. L.
Cubot ami Hon, J. M. ("ubol.
Claude Vali;ainiih ami Hex
Haines mi' employed by Stanford
Muell of Dillurd ou Ihe bay baler.
They arc at present l.aling buy in
Happy Valley.
Albert Williams ban jiiKl finished
pnltinn bis bay crop in (be bain.
Otto llui'bt'i ban hltt second cut
tfiiR or allalla down. i
Mi', nml Mrs. James llomolka I
took (heir daughter, Lillian Joan,
to Hosehui k Thursday to receive
medical treatments,
.Mis. Bertha III vino and daughter,
Marl-', have been cnoklui; Tor Ir.
Stiell, and Aniel Mat huh, for the
JIUHt Week.
YONCALLA
YONCALl.A, July B.-MIhb lat
ellle Ijoiik of Kalem Hpent tint week
i-iid with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cody I.OHK- "ii Sunday Mr. and
Mik. Loiiu, MIhh Lucille Loiik mid
Itohcrl I. on); motored tu the
heurhes.
J'aui 1! pshaw returned to Port
land Kiiday after spendim: n week
liert with his parents. John Col
lins, who has been visititiK at the
I,. I). DaiU'hetly home Tor the Inst
niontb, returned tu Portland with
Jiitii.
OlKer Holland left Friday for
Vancouver. Wash., whom he will
attend the It, O. T. C. camp Tor a
jiiotith.
Mih. H. ('. Sehieinan, Mm. An ie
Pateheli and Olio Sehleman leff
Nntnrduy for a months' trip Ihrouuh
Yellowstone park, Nevada and Cnll
fnriifa. While tn California they
wtll attend the iuir.
Mr. mill Mih. It. V. Smith form
erly of Winchester have rented the
ranch recently left vacant by Mr.
anil Mih. (ieorjzo WillinniH. Mr.
mid Mih. Williams have moved to
thy Itupprecht plate, which limy
recently purchased,
Mrs. Small Wert!!, who has been
taking an ex I onslve cmi'He In
home economics at Cornell univer
sity in New York, tor the last two
yearn, visited at the hare Ktnjiery
(ionic! for a few days Inst wet-k.
II. II. Nichols of CorvalliH mid
M. ('. (Julniev end hon, Clifford, of
Medfnid vifdted at the KliiKory
home Tuesday. Cllflonl IJulKley
remained for u weeks visit.
Miss llelln lloiisley arrived here
Krlday after Hpendhm tint last two
months vtslllon (he fairs in hoi b
New York and Kan Kianclsco. She
tvlll return Tuesday to her work
In Klmnatb Falls where she is a
pharmacist In a la rue hospital.
Miss Mahel Khmery, who has
been nltendlnir ,iuteh college all
winter n home lor the summer.
She Is employed at Die K. T. Slen
HHlli store.
Miss Kslher Keen returned to Iter
work In the Ited ami White store
Saturday a Tier snendiim the last
three weeks visliiiiK relatives in
Med lord.
Mr. mid Airs. Kay McAllister h U
Wteduesduy for Pasco, Wash.,
where Ihey will visit relatives nml
he employed during the harvest.
llllt Cross left Tuesday for a
months visit with relatives al Chit
skanie. Win, Cook left Friday for Kimepe
where hu will lecchc medical treat
men I.
MiH Noima llyion of Olalla
lslled h lends here Friday.
Miss I loiolhv l-;des nf KiiKeue
iirtived borne Sunday for a week's
vacation. AIIkh VAvh rehuted to
KuKeiie last Thursilav alter spend
ing ten davs .ilhiulnu the Salt
Francisco fair.
At the annmil school cle.-Hmi nf
IMslrift No, : Minor Appl.-u;ile
was reelecird us diicctoi, thts be.
hm his 1 71 h year as dlieclor. The
huiket ami ti prr (,-ut iiiuitatuu
tux both can led.
Mis. Lester Wells reelected
clerk and .lacob Wilson icelecied
flllectoi ol the Sculls Vitlle s hool
at the annmil election. The hmUel
also cmiit'il.
RIDDLE
KIIHiLi:, July iV- llmiy il
Hams Inis leiutued in his home
here tiller helim einplnjed ai I u
:eiie the pa; I month
Mr. and Mrs 1'iutik ll.miliu and
fau;l!y t::t?t:irt-.l e !:! '!
Weekend and nllende-1 lite h.ill
Kauie Iheve Sunday.
Mis Sjii ah Hull tx t'cmlim: e
eial weeks at the (mine ol bei sen.
Mai in Mall, nt Mcmlale.
.Miss Floieuce Mosthat Is tc:n h
hm penmanship at the . -hi. nnl
noimal sumiMer school this stiiu
Itier. Aimer Lorsdon came in limn
Klamatb Falls Thursdnv to alieiul
to business mai tei s tor a i w
days.
I-:. W. Kiddle has relumed to
Ills home heie alter reicivlnt: s
course ol medical treatment at (he
veterans' hopilnl In Portliiud. Mr.
Piddle ici cntlv sold bis tnteieM In
I lie While ;aiae heie lo bis pmt
iter, ti. J. Aspey. on account ol III
health. Call (llauvlhe Is nist
Inn Mr. spe ami Mrs A-pey
IlUS 4 haine til the bookkeeping.
Ma hie Jane K if her w um a te
eent visitor al the home of bei
andpiiretits, Mr. and Mrs. It. F.
Nichols.
Miss Hilda Spcer or Portland
hpcut bi( " '- ll,'It vibitiug m
the home of her patents. Mr. ami
Aim, A. U. tpeel, VY
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LINDBERGH EYES
SEATTLE FACTORY
SKATTLK, July 5 AP Col.
Charles A. LindbeiKh, muintainiUK
j the Hecrecy that has surrounded
I'M IU IIIW KM L'OH.Hl, nut
"somewliere in Seattle" today, pre
sumably with the intention of in
specting the Hoeing airplane com
pany factory where a fleet of "fly
iiiK fortresses ' are under con
struction for the U. S. army.
Colonel Llndfiersh. who is in
spectiiiK airplane factories for the
army, avoided a throng of 150 fath
ered at Boeing airport when he ar
rive d from Medtord, Ore., early
last night.
FREIGHTER SINKS,
CREW GAINS SAFETY
CORNS CURED
$50.00
REWARD
1141' U IN
I'll AR U M. V
II WUtflU -1U0I
atld burn r Mftntu. 150 00
AiWARO II au And "
CORN-OFF
F.uiopcan dipalchcs -Kain point lo Danzig as focal point in next big strength test o( European powers. Map, above Shows distances
in miles and Cuitf lime of important capitals from crisis center uf Europe's militaristic chess game. Concentric circles show estimated
nying ume iiom vunouii capitals to uanzig air speed ot 200 miles per hour.
My SKA Service
Fanit; today is literally "In the
middle."
Should t b e loiifj feared Ku-
ropean war break out with a
clash over the possession of this
ancient city. It would probably
lind Knelt immediately the point
of convergence of military planes
fi mil the Luiopuau cuunli les In
olved. Over such a local point,
vast air conflicts could begin al
most Immediately.
Dun. Ik is only 170 miles, less
than an hour's bombing lime, from
Warsaw, the 1'ollsh capital, and
only 2")0 miles, perhaps an hour
and 15 minutes from Iterliu. And
both Poland and Germany have
tweal air fields much closer tu
I au.it; than these distances. In
lavl. it seems likely that either
co.intry could place Danzig be
neath a shower of boinba in lesu
than a half hour.
From Moscow, Paris and Lon
don it is roughly 8u miles to
Danzig, which means than lu less
than tour Iiouih bom hem from the
great air forces of those countries ancient
'on Id be over Danzig, and the mouth.
port of Daiulg at Its
time and distae to Koine
scarcely greater.
Wobbly Danzig
Assuming that Danzig became
the spark in .the European ar
senal, a brief hut sharp physical j
struggle ior possession oi me city
which Is today nominally nellher
Polish nor (iermnn, but a Free
City, might he the first "curtain
raiser" to the Kuropeun tragedy.
Hut its "in-lho-middle" position
suggests that a very few days aft
er the first bomb fell there might
he no mure Danzig.
The present wobbly status of
Danzig as a Free City is just one
more of the Versailles solutions
of pressing European problems
which is being questioned today.
The problem was simple. Po
land was being created. It could
not exist, economically, wlthoull
an outlet tu the sea assured to Us
commerce. The only practicable
one was the Vistula river with its
So, said the peacemakers, w hy
not place Danzig hack In the po
sition it held for 30U years, from
1454 to 179:, as an independent
city? A League of Nations com
missioner could be installed lo
see that Poland got its uninter
rupted right nf a sea opening, and
yet that local self-government of
the Danigers, then nearly all
(iermans, was kept intact.
' It sounded good. Hut t)i Dan
zlgeis never forgot that since
I VXi, at the second partition of
Poland, Dunzig hud been Ger
man. The gradual Intrusion of Poles,
especially lu high positions, cus
toms posts, mercantile jobs, and
the like, was resented. And (ler
many never forgave the splitting
olf of East Prussia by the neutral
"corridor" ending in Danzig at
the sea.
"Return to Reich"
Now the pressure is rising.
There seems little doubt that
most Danzigers would prefer to
"return to the German homeland.'
Hut could Poland see that happen
hy violence und without guaran
tee of a certain sea outlet, with
out the possibility of loss of their
own Independence It would seem
a perfect place for peaceful
adjustment of perfectly valid
claims by both sides.
Hut the mood of Europe just
now Is not one in which the sen
sible weighing of just claims is
likely to have much of a show,
and the League of Nations, which
was intended to have the balance
of power In the conflicting claims
at Danzig, Is no longer in a posi
tion to exercise it.
One of the traditional meeting
places, and clashing points be
tween Teuton anil Slav in Europe,
may thus become a meeting place
of the air fleets of Europe' as well,
distressingly "in the middle" to
day as it has been for centuries.
MANILA, July 5. (AP) Four j
ot titers ami 21 crew members row-
A. J. Palmer. Since he has been I d 8l""e ,n If '1''0"1 hist night ;
aner me inicr-ibnnm iihkhih ,
Nuria of Manila sank in lablas
strait, four miles off Uuena Vista,
Murinquque island.
The Nuria, loaded with lumber
and charcoal, tilled with water
and sank when the propeller shall
broke off.
gone he received word his home
has burned.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, or
Scotuburg, are visiting the E. ti.
I Uriltith home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sawyers and
Mr. and Mrs. William Hinder and
sou, William Wayne, went to (."an-
ouvil!e to attend a family picnic
of Mrs. Sawyers and Mrn. Hinder.
-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Colley, ol
Washington are visiting relatives
and friends at Elktou.
Return Here Mr. r.;:d Mrs. J.
Jarvis llobertson are back at their
home on Vista uvenue, following a
fishing trip to Diamond lake.
For Quality
FEEDS
SEE US
We handle Valley Milling
Co. Feeds and Pay Cash
Prices for Egg.
SUTHERLIN
FEED STORE
Sutherlln, Oregon
FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia
- COPR. 1919 V NCA StSViCE. IN& T. M. MC U. MT. Of T.
cal wool crop which is still in the
hands of the growers is Wednes
day. July 5th, according to J. M
LAdgerwood. who receives and
weighs the wool. It Is expected that
there will he around 0".ihiO pounds
of wool sold here, valued approxi
mately at 517,550.
Ilrown. The Hrown's are living at
Ieona. Mrs. Brow n was Esther
Levenhageu. The babe was nam
ed Linda Marie.
McKinley Hedden returned home
from (ilendale, Calif., Saturday
morning for a week's vacation.
Mr. Hedden Is going to 'school
Mrs. II at t i p. Jones, who has been j there.
seriously ill at the home of her j A ulllbf.r of Klkton people at-
son. Charles, has recovered sufllc
iently to bo taken to her own home
where she Is being cared for by her
daughter, Mrs. Clare Copeland.
m. J. D. Enniimer. who has
tended the card party given
Kellogg Friday evening by the
Home Economic club.
Mrs. Esther dates has return
ed from Ashland where she has
been III for some time, was taken I b(,en vlsitil,K re,ltivps and friends.
sister, Mrs. Slilley Nichols.
Mr, ami Mrs. Asa l.awson at
tended the pioneer celehrat Ion a I
hvowusvlllc lust week. Mrs. Kath
erino Mel lor was assisted al the
pent oltice hy Elaine Mcriill dur
inn Mrs. Law sun's absence.
Mrs. Ida Hut Coyne entertained
Hie social club ol the Eastern Star
order at her home Wednesday ol
last week. Tiie ladies spent (be
atteiuoon Usiiim; and serving and
w ere served I el i esbmeuts by the
hostess at (he tea hour.
Mis. Johnnie Lloyd and daugh
ter, Shirley, reliitlied to - their
home at Kuucnc Salmduv utter
i-liim at the t hus. Acker home
and with other relatives.
KiucHi ptiiuer. local poultry
iiuin has a beauinul display ol re
giil I Hit's ut bis home near town,
one iiem ha v hm seventy -ihree
blooms. .Mr. Pinner also raises
hcKiiiilul delphinium ami dahlbis.
A delegation limn die Christian
and Kaptist Sunday schools here
w cut to Canyon die Tuesday lo
:lle-.d the Sllld.i Srhool coUM'll
lion told there that d;i. Mis. Ar
thur Ptatt and Mis. II A. Sieleit
ol Kiddle weie t ha tl mil II and sec
ietat ol the comentiou. Those
who made the dip were Mis. IMutl
an.) Mnt. Sieleil. Mrs. 11. A. Crow.
Mis. T J. Itutler. Mamuiel Kim
n I. Helena Kiddle. Mis. C. L.
( ii an). Mt I'm n and dauu liter.
Doiolln Date. Mis John Hover,
-n and M i I'l I .YiW,1 1 . Mr-.
Finest I'i uner and daughters.
iina and I'nscilla and Mts, C. A.
i aiii lcll
I Imd Hi ekes was ele. led di
t et hit tnr t lu ee eai s at the tin
1111:1 1 si tioul ineetim; held In dis
UUI V'i, mi June li. He succeed
id h.i- Moftlial. whose teim ex
pired tin- M-ai. Helena Utddio lh
1 cle( 1 1 il . Ici I, .1 M Coruutl Is
n ihaiMiiah ot ihe x hool boaiil
will. Still, L Mt hols the thud
;m 'in iter The clerk's annual re
pel I .-hewed tile dish h i III II Vet V
: 1 t math l.il rmidlt Ion w It b nt
"ni-'.mihiii: wauaiit and ca-li 011
in Sun Francisco last week for
treatmt nts. She was accompanied
by Mr. Eppiuger.
Hruce Wynter was a visitor with
home folks Saturday night and
Sunday. He was returning from
F.ugeue where he had been attend
iim a Standard Oil school for sev
eral days, and was en route to
Klamath Falls where he has em
ployment. Mrs. Victor W liter wart a Myrtle
Creek isltnr a short lime Satur
day afternoon, coming in from
Wolf Creek where they are run
uing a "hot dofc" oluiid. She took
her" smal! iion. Hrucc, hack home
with her after a two weeks visit at
1 1 hp home of his grundinotuer,
1 Hill D Wynter.
I Friends living in Ibis viclnitv
'will be sorry to hear that Mrs. J.
' p. Brill is in poor health at her
' home In Portland.
, Eluie Holden has returned from a
two mouths visit to his old home
in Wisconsin, lie also visited in
several other slates and sas the
i crops generally, are very fine in
almost every place he visited.
I Mrs. Earl Hitchcock I Virginia
Whttuevi and baby of Kosemug
I were uuests at tin' Whitney home
last Tuesday.
v.iv.m'Pioents have been made
trout of the S. L. ltiiell home 'n i t0 church services at the Nuk
North Myrtle, one evening recent-, ,.,.t community hall each Sunday
lv. "Simrlv" Trankle was humped alternoon. excepting next Sunday.
o,u .,.,IU I...I y U;.i..-U but no " ' ' ; . ,.
..,. ws luH rml . ,.,,! to bo ,,,nt. Au
luesday ol last week I bailie lie-(nvjlii)ton lH Kyvn (() this group
land, second son of Mr. and Mid. U( Ht,.mi UlP Sunday school picuic
Tbomas helaml recehed several whjt.,l wi he following Ihe
minor cuts and luuises when his :,.(ll,uar .pj. m the Christ hi 11
bicycle collided with the Ford driv- .' , 1'. ,nwn m.X( Sundav at the
eu hy Mr. i'rlce of Kiddie, time- ,imI1(llll. Autn ,unu, neven miles
keeper oil the schoolhuuse I A
project.
. 1to the beach V Of tomse not ! Caatcha sec I've got on
my new hathing suit?"
will handle sticks lilxn inches.
While turning his car around U
Fmpyuu Auto camp sev
south ot town.
untor J. L. Wilson preached his
. farew ell seimon Sunday night, tol
'lowing a blu day's service. A li-
ket dinner was held at the noon
hour. The Wilsons are leaving a
rem el lul church membership and
their yoinu Is lelt lo Ik a loss in
ihe ruuimunity. They expect to
depart lor their new work al Pra
turn near Saleiu. Wednesday. The
new pastor, J. P. Itrav , w ho comes
Horn Medtord. will move here the
same day. but as he Is employed a.
n leac'ier at a Youths' Summer con
teiem e iu Idaho, he w ill not he
heie tor services tor a week or two.
The dale md tnr vecditii: at lo-
ELKTON
ELKTON, July 5. Word was
received here of the birth of u
daughter lo Mr .and Mrs. Frank
Ralph Thomas, ol Seattle, is vis
iting at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. It. (). Thomas.
Miss Virginia Hates, .Miss Evelyn
Hudson and Miss Owretha Hud
son returned home from Ashland
Friday. Miss dates has been vis
iting there while the other girls
are attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Hosseu went
to North llrnd Sunday to get their
sous. Loyal and Itoyal. Loyal was
lu the hospital for an appendicitis
operation and his brother was
staying with him.
Mrs. M. A. Al inter, of Kellngg,
was attending to business matters
In Elkton Saturday.
A. tt. Haines, of P.rownsvillc.
has been visiting relatives and
Irieiids here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hick HeCamp
spent the week-end camping on the
North I'mpctua river.
Rev. (larbodin was returned to
flie Elklon-tiardlner charge at Ihe
conference at Forest drove. The
first church services were held
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church since the conference.
Arthur Hurd, of Hardiner, is vis
Ltlui; the home of his sister, Mrs.
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MYRTLE CREEK
MMiii.F t i;i;i:k. .tuiv r. i. A
lal 11 mt Mii, Kltnii. Vteie bUUU
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