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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1939. lame Dally Bpt BuDdar br the Mrnbrr of The Au-sclaJed frM Tn Amoelatud proas ! excluHtve ty entitled to tn una for republica tion of all nwn dlnpHtchca credited to It or not othurwiHe credited in thU pnper and to all local ntwi publlihed herein. All riant of ra- Esbllcatlon of pedal 41PAtohi ralo ara alio raarved. BARKIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered aa aecond olaaa matter Mar 17. 1920. t tha poiit office at Roaebur. OreaTon. under act of Ma rob I. 1171 Represented by f Vark 271 Mudl-mo Ave.. Chl eo 360 N. Ulihi'Hn Ave. Nan rranrmrn 220 IlueV Rtrit ! troll 316 Stnplienaon HMK.. l.ea kaKflcH 4.1 8. Bprl n a; Htr.Mst. Mr Attic 6U3 tfUwnrt Htreet. Portland 61S0 H, W. Hixtb BtroeL Va-uvr, m. to 7ii Hftii Ridfr.. i.ui ill N. Tnntb Street, A Ilea Grant BulMlar. mi try ysjjri UTIII Snbaenptloa ILaiea Dally, per year or mall tfi.nft Dally, 6 montha by mall ...... . 2.60 Dally. S montna by mall 1.26 Dally, by carrier per mnnlh.,,, Dally, by carrier per var 7. BO TTMIF. minute you begin to take a thing for granted, you ibeglu to lone It. Thut'K true of liberty, of demo cracy, of religion, and many other HlillgH, We think the Culled Slates i a dcmncrnctic country. Wo hope no, at any rate. We arc impressed by! Ihe way In which foreigners arc ImpreHHod by our informal man-tun-H, and thu luck of woiviHty in nervantB, Ilut Iho tinea! democratic uplift U In equality, and It will come an a shock lo most Americans (o road of at least one foreign olhnerver who didn't think wo are especially democratic at all. He in Prof, dun nar Myrdal of Sweden, an econom fttt now louring tho country to study certain problems of American life, especially that of "the Negro. Sweden has a king, and there Is quite frankly uu tipp'M and lower class In Swedish life, lint the clans lineH Hi'e not drawn with that Jlnnllly which exists In Hrltuln, and exceptional .persons move from 1 clans to class Willi complete free dom. I Ilut Professor Myrdal, In an In terview, revealed llial he tell class distinctions in tho United States, subtle hut clear, of which he thought AmericaiiH themselves in i lit not be conscious. Professor Myrdul noted that Pull man iMissongers in trains received oxlreme courtesy horn pollers and train ril'Dcta-ls, but Unit day-coach passengers not scant at tent Ion from either. Ho noted that Park avenue residents were spoken to with deference and excessive polite ness hy policemen, lait that poorly dressed people of I ell got sharp words and short shrift trout the same oil leers. Of course It was not Iho dUTer ence In uccoiiiodal ions on the train that Impressed the foielmici, though ho felt there was a great er (inference in Ihese than In Kur ope between Hilid-class and sec ond clans trains. Alter all the cus tomers were paim; lor the differ ence in physical accommodations, and that was all righi. It was the difference In I lie attitude of the porters and policemen toward pro pie evidently diflerently situated. Hoe thin nee m a trifling matter? Perhaps. Ilut yet perhaps It is not For real democracy lies not In eiual physical possessions lor all, bill in equal respect and consider niton lor all by one another. It would he Hhiimeful il. without our quite realizing II, we were be ginning lo Iom the spirit of the legi ndary IiVmi tlileh dlu(;er. A Irlend Halved him, you will remem ber: "Shine, P;il. and is not one uwui us good as another?" 1 Indade he ht," t napped Pal. "and a dom sinhl belter: The success of t he shelter-belt plan of In e planting In I he "dust howl' area Is marked enough utter five years to Juslilv Secretary Wal lace In say Irm thai they may help tn make III" deal Plains region a lireaoouskoi loi tin- n.t.Mii i.ttlif. than an eei-lhiealentn desnt. At four ceuls apiece, (lie Koern nn ill has helped plant 1 L'7. trees aloii ll.tmo miles of wind bieaK. Some ol the irees, which oelleroiis and sairiiMtlc cilllis In Misled wouldn't nw, are now iiikI .'I.'i feet bih. And on mme than Hi'. (mil larms, new lite has romo lo I he crops, and new hope to Die tanners. Without laitb. there ran be no proKiesi; will t the 'IIIIiikihss lo tuke a risk there tan be no solid cjiin. The ej-dars. pines. Iim-ukI. ('binese elms, and wlllowa wavlni: In Hie prairie breeze are n row ol banners to a risk Justllied and a faith vindicated. , Everybody is for tuftk- aalety. K very on e a k roes that tho personal liberty of drivers must be compro mised for the sake of the safety of others. I J m like all tlieje compromises between the rights of one mid the 1'JkMs of all, there must be some point where reason marks off dividing lino. That Hue must be uomewhere pretty close to a new German ref lation promulgated hy Gen. Kurt Daluege. chief of (ieruiau police, who ban ruled that no one ma smoke while driving. Apparently Germany bus Dot yet bred the omnijiotent sort of Amer ican auto driver who can drive, smoke, listen to the radio, neck a pretty girl, and read the sbavlnn cream advertisements, all at the -sume time. This Is a peculiarly American product, nut yet develop ed, It would seem. In Hltlerland. "Editorials on News (Continued from page 1.) Iho most money?" Nearly always, (his must bit your answer: "When my employes were satisfied with their Jobs and were loltiK their best to make the 4usl- iioas set ahead." I"S a poor rule that doesn't work both ways. It Is probable that the barm done to business by radi cal agitators has Ibceu fully equal led by the barm done to business by unjust, iiarrow-miiided and self ish bosses. THIS unsurpassed rule for bii-J intiti odliihift tu r. UMITMI1 III'U. I INIOSS HULK: "Ho ye unto others us ye would that others shall do. unto you." Hatch Bill Aims At Spoils System, Makes Faces Red Ity ItltrCK CATTO.V News-ftevlew U'asbinxion Correfi pondent. WASHINGTON. July f. A quiet and Hoft-Kiokcn man with a friend ly smile has managed to create no ml of embarrassment lor the rul ing politicians here. the man is Senator (!arl A. Halt-h of New Mexico, and he created the embarrassment simply by HURneHtin.n (hat the country dis- ( aril the spoils system, lie OK! more than sourest It, in tact: he I lew up a law barring all federal job holders (except elected ones, and a few lop policy-makers) from taking any part in politics. He Kot the law through the Hemite, ami Home frantic undercover efforts are now being made to chloroform It before the house can okay it. Tho oenalor denies, thouKh, that be Is embarrassing anybody. 'They're embarrassing them selves," he, sujigeats. Feeding Party With Own Medicine W'tioever is lining it. iney ure ing embarrasHed. her dull a cen- I in y, as (he senator poinla out, tne democratic purly his party has demanded an end Lo the smIIs sys tem. Now he is compelling it lo make its words good; uud since jobs are Hie life ol political ma- lltlies. It is a lerrlOle ose lo nave o swallow and the administration is sulferiiiK pitiably. Senator Hatch started nut In a modest way two years ago by pro posing Ibal relief workers he in sulated Horn the demands of poli ties. He tunlni heard any com plaints ubolll polities In relief; simply t'il that where so much money was being spent some ele meiitary precautions ought lo be taken. He was not si-hle to get his bill to a vote until last summer. "We got gloriously beaten or iliuloi ionsl v. hiabe," be remarks. Right alter the vole, newspaper men asked him what he was going to do next. "hoT he said. "Why, I'll Intro duce the hill again next ear, only I'll broaden il lo coer all govern ment employes and not just relief workers. And the senate will pass il unanimously." That, be now admits with a grin, was simply whistling lo keep his coinage up. He was as good uu his wotd, though- ami (his spring, somewhat lo bis suipiise. the sen ule did pass his broadened bill, and passed it uuauimiiusl . Isn't especially surprised by (he tact tluil the democrat lc admin istration ts Irxing desperately to block the bill, even Ibouuh demo cratic plallorins since lN7ti luue denounced the spoils HVHlein, ' If nu ll check I he history of political parlies," he ways tlrvl, "..u will iiml ibis: when either p'aily Is out of power It is most muoious 111 condemning the spoils system but Its strangely silent when in power." It wumi'I any upeeitlc thing that miole Senator Hatch decide to strike his blow : just poHDcs as he had seen It down In New Mexico He helicM'S the political pai He tlx msclM's. as well (is Ibe nation ,is h tthnlc, would be belter olf il I),,. t imm uin I'lulril. iiml al Ihmig'i II happened in lie republi can pa i ty polii ics in New Mexico thai litsl opened his ees to the Mslem's ells. he adds that "I've Hcen things huppeii in mv ou it ptul thai make the i.lc.i Htioilgei." Nation'i Back of Him , One thing thai makes it lough tor oppnii. ut.s (if thai the Minntt) for H m liciiiiUv. sas the tiewspupc his inviiMlrn n .s whi, l- KiM-l, Si'liutnr lliitrh s i:m lukr u biK how on thai 'Ml linn bill becomes a law," be sas. "a whnh bi ol the cieiht be lting tu the pir nt the country." FOR 0ALE One l.'ion ".til Kohler phuii ami 2 motors All bids inul be In b) July Jo at T.;ti p m. We resent the light lo p'jf. t iiiiv or all bids. J. Sl Tl'ON, Clerk, t'nioti High No. u. LMMiUt 15. Va9 Creek, Oi'8ou. OUT OUR WAY 1 HAPPENED TO WRITE VHAT yOU JIST SAID ABOUT SIS BEJKJ' TH' LAZIEST PERSON IN TH HOUSE NOW, WILL YA PLEASE SICrKl HERE ? A SIGNED PLEASE SIGrN HERE ? A SIGNED ( FOR. IOU TOO THAT EVEWS UP . i STATEMENT LIKE THIS WILL SAVE ) V EVERYTHING TZZ t 1 STATEMENT LIKE THIS ME A LOTTA ARGUMENTS IN TH FUTURE iillli!iiiuinn ! iV.c. .", ;t"'cSSi. mc WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY PORTLAND July 7.- AP) The HMO Oregon presidential primaries had a Ihird-lcrm-lor-itooscvelt and a "(.'actus Jack" Garner flavor to day. Former Governor Charles II. Mar tin added the vice-president's name to the pre-prlmary scene yesterday when ho told the Willamette Demo cral lc society he was for Gurner "first, last and all the lime." Martin criticized (he Oregon ' Common wee II h federal ion whose secretary, Monroe S. eel land, left for Washington IhkI week-e.id to investigate the piospecls of launch-, in it a Roosevelt campaign In Ore K"u. , Willis Mahoney, former Klamath Falls mayor ami twice a candidate for the I.'. S. senate, organized a statewide coin t.iit tee recently to work for Roosevelt's renor.iinatiou. Marlin, opposc-d bv several new deal advisors In his campaign for a second term nil governor, asserted ,ie demix-i atle narlv has not n.-ni- L,,,v ....wnnlr-d "beloved Cactus jJtic - k" for his years of service. K ,stH,,j,(,nso Smitti. rniverslly f Oregon professor and Common- oe-,Wealih Federation niiwidunt. at- t(.,j(. , n,(. lunebeon but was pre vented from replying because Mar tin's remarks came u moment be fore adjournment. The ex-governor sold he was con vinced "dn mn foreign isms won't, work," lie urged amendment of the Wagner lubor act because It destroyed collective bargaining. Iirgo expend it tires were favored for the at my, navy and aerial de fenses "because there will ulways be war." KRNR Mutual Broadcasting 8yatam 1500 Kilocycle. (HliMAIMNC! IKH'HS TODAY) 4: (tco. Iti'iltiiiiu'H Orchuulru, M US. 4 llmvuil Culls, Mils. r,:iMi llollywoorl llnliy, MUS. r, :. in Chilil i-imi's I'aily. ti:mi Tnniuhl'N Tnni 6:05 News, Calif. 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IJ on Music lioin Paseo. .MIIS. I :!o Haven of lies!, MPS. I nn Nnlm.lCs Children. MPS I :lo lied Norm's OrcheMm. .MPS I I", I finer the Knlr. MIIS. '.' oil Smunu.it lino Concert, MPS. 1' 30 Poll Ciosby'a Orchestra, MPS. M Help Thy Neighbor. MPS. 3:30 Curl Unvarza's Orchestra, MPS. 4 in... vsU-n for Melody. MPS. 1:30 The Angclui Hour, Dr, C. A. DOWN HME TO SIGN ANY ENTANGLING I ALLIANCES DURING A MAD MOMENT 1 C --WMATPVPD T SAin ARTKIT WPD -P. I WILL SAVE Daily Devotions DR. CHAIUvKS A. KDWARDS Kvery day each (teisou has a combat with evil. Our charac ters ure forged in the furnace of beat anil bruises and crushing and defeats and victories. Great meif mark their advances by the heights they reach through the conquest over enemies, largely within their own MrsonalitieH. The word of God gives us the method of conquest. It Is not to directly attack the enemy but to eliminate him by devotion to the good, viz: overcome evil with good. To be the victor over slu in any form, we must look at Christ the author ami finisher of our deaires. realize His p ros ea ce, breathe Hie atmosphere of ills triumph over sin and death and (he grave. SI. Paul says, because He lives I loo snail live. In the presence of u great moun tain like Shasta one Is not in clined to think of the lowlands, hut "to life up our eyes unto tho hills from whence enmeth our help." Today we battle with subtle forces of evil. Kvcn from within our own souls there comes suggestions of carnality that soil the heart and poison the mind. He thou our helper O (iod. Give us victory through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen Edwards. 5:00 Old Fashioned Revival, MBS 6:00 Original Good Will Hour, Ironized Yeast, MBS. 7:dO-..Mi c by Fiiitb, MHK. 7:UI Curl HuVHZiia'a Orchestra, MliS. H:II0 Author, Author. MIJS. 8:30 I'olnr Quill. MDS. 9:110 Newn, MIIS. : 15 Trima-Paclflc Yuclit llacc, MBS. S:30 Hiun off. MONDAY, Jl'I.Y 10 7:on stuff and Nonsense. 7:30 Newt. 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(AI) Tho slate game t'OuimitiKioi) eaBeil re- .sti-U-tioiia on elk shontiiit; yester- place with nil ll-iiiniii; bA victory day and tightened them on upland made possible liy a bail throw by bird huntliii;. j Catcher llerres of the I'irates. In a surprise move that followed I WoBt Kttve ,lle "oston Iioes a 7-3 a study of the hlatory of the China triumph over the Phillies by hilling pheaHant ill Oregon, the commis- a tl,l,1 wiln the bane loaded and sion decided ugalnat an upland bird Uvo 0,lt tlle ,xth Pone season In the Willamette valley. :do1 Pitched a seven-hitler for I, is This leaves upland bird shooting lolRhtli victory. only hi Josephine, Jackson and I Th! cil" ' 1,1 I!t'lK "ml St. iMMiitlas counties west of the )',lis CaniiniilH were idle, moiintaius. I !0 At the same time the game board voted to open the season on cow elk because of the increase in elk herds of the stale. For ?i each, 600 , permits w ill be Issued authorizing ', hunters to kill a cow elk from Oct. 2U-Nov. 12, the regular bull elk jHouson. j The commission advanced tue au jtclope season lo Oct. ti-8, inclusive, to give hunloi .-i a chance to gel better trophy heads. The deer sea jsou wilt lie Sept. 20-Ocl. 25, inclll isive. . ling limits fur upland birds east of the Cascades jvas set at four birds a day, including one hen, or eight In possession for a week. The season will be Oct. 115 except In Malheur county where it will last until Oct. 31. In the three west side counties the limit will ho four ock birds dully with a week ly limit of eight. BARBS The government has published a biography of (he shrimp. Won der if it's about seafood, or that little fellow who puys the govern incut's bills. - Hustles arc supposed to be com ing back. A fashion, we can defi nitely stale, which the ladies will sit ou. A train passed -over n Soulh Carolinian, asleep between the rails. It didn't butt him didn't evcu wake him up .!""'.' somewhere that guy must have lived on thu elevated. (ireens are very much In aumuier picture. To Mother, the it's a dress. To Hod, it's golf or maybe a drink. To Junior, how ever, it's just vegetables. The ci iv who beat pin fellow grocers In a questionnaire knew that a prawn Is a small salt water crustacean. Wouldn't he have been surprised If they'd asked him what a mi It water crustacean is! One community reports a kl; log pu' se snacher, w ho bandteiL's lis he wiok the grabs ladies. It's about time; stealing watches years. i'l have been that way lor Says a lieu s story : "Associ ates decided to honor I lean Hno mki uweriier et Hie l'nivcrsit of Washington school of forestry They pinned his name on a li'' of a now fi-eiios of ti.igwood. It the 'fortius nutlallll Mnkenwer derl.' If it's okay with you. boys wi II just call it 'Dean'." There's a Hn pound antique sholKiin on exhibit in Texas. Ibe pioneer who owned it was pi oh ably plugced six limes by a rival while living to get the thing to his shoulder. McNARY ABLE TO RETURN TO OFFICE WASHINGTON. July ft IA1M Seiiator McNary of Oregon, minor H leader of the senate, returned to his office today tor the first (iuie m three week. He had been confined to his home by tnli'sHuul intluenxa. The nenator expected to be able to pa i tielpnie tn senate proceed ing ne.t fteek. TIE Eighth Win in Ten Starts Over Champions Posted; Feller Wins 14th. lly JL'USON UAILKY Associated Press Sports Writer The Huston Red Sox have been gouging the New York Yankees in the last few days until thu cham pions ought to be getting sore. The second place Red Sox opened a f 1 vc-ga me se lies in New Y o rk yeslerduy with u -I-3 victory. It was the third time Rostou has beaten the Yankees in four games this month and (heir eighth triumph in the last leu games. This latest victory was taken In stride by I lost on. Manager Croniu hit a home run and brought in an other tally on a single. Williams singled behind Foxx's double for u run and scored (he deciding marker himself on uu infield out with 'the bases full hi thu eighth liming. Thu Yankees got ten hits off Wade and Hickman to the eight Red Huffing allowed, but Itoston s newly-acquired crusading spirit car ried the issue. Feller Wins No. 14 Hob Feller chulked up his 14th victory as the Cleveland Indians walloped the Chicago White Sox, 7-3. Feller sprinkled seven hits and Tronky contributed a home run. a double and a single to the mattack. In the only other game In the American league the St. Louis Ilrowns came from behind to beat the Uetroit Tigers, S-li. The New York Giants and Brook lyn, Dodgers reopened their feud be fore a noisy sellout crowd of oti.oiH) fans, and the Lodgers brought joy ,to the Flu! hashers by winning 3 2. iWyatt won his eighth straight, al though he gave nine hits to (he jHeveu Ilrooklyn got off Melton and Salvo. ' The Chicago Cubs pushed Hie Mttshurgh Pirates back into sixth I'.y The Aiisneiated Press Art Carilialdi was hailed today as the luiswer to the prayers of li.000 Sacgauieuto .baseliail fans. While the fans bcsoetdlod him to produce, Uarihaldi hoisted the ball over the left field fence of the Sac- raniento Coast league park last night. The ninth-Inning clout by the hometown's third baseman, with a mate aboard, ;broulit the Snlons from hi hind and gave them a 'I to Il win over Hollywood. Home runs also figured In Seat tle's 7-to-2 triu in p. i over Oakland and IVis Aimeb s' li to 12 iclory over I'ot tl.-iud. Hunt poled one over the fence for Seattle to help Hregory. Suds' right-hander, to his Kith mound vic tory o i he season. "Hi -per" ( 'ollllis. I,os Angeles' first sucker, hit his l.-ih lioiiier of the sen-son and Knglish also drove one out of (be park for the Angels. Sacramento's victory was lough on Fleming, who perlormeii on the mound for Hollywood before a large d lenat ion from his home town of .Maiydville. Fleming allow ed but three hits in seven innings hut it pair of doubles in the eighth lor one run and Garibaldi's homer in the ninth proved his undoing. San Francisco and Sail I ilesto. idle last niuht. play a doubleheader I The Portland score: Portland n-jti nr.li 12 1!( II l.os Anceles. oi!0 pu; lux - Hi 1 0 1 Kadontts. I'ickrel Hi, Hilcher (it, Ilirkofer (!H and Fernandes: Fpperlv, Flores CO. llerry (M and It. Collins. Standings The Assoc iated Press American League Pel. New York liosion I let roll Cbbao ... M'leeland Wasbiimton Philadehdiia St. l.ouis National League w Ciuritmaii . . i:i : New York 'A Hrookivn 4:t : ( 'bicHi:o . u . Pit tsiiuigh . :'.'! : Hoion . . . . . :n : Pbilaib lphia lit Pacific Coait League W I, :.:! is :it 2". :.: '-'! r. 27 ('! 2u u'l W I . 1 I os Angeles . . 12 So.it ti' . T.7 4 2 , Sh ii Francisco 1" 11 ; Oakland " San Diego t'i 4'1 Sni-nitneiiin 1 1 -,u IflolHwood I Pot tiaii.l . . 'AA ALICE MARBLE WINS I WIMBLEDON TITLE Wl MHl.KHt IN. Flu-.. July s J (AIM--Playing one of the givatesi games of her life, Alice Marble of San Francisco beat Kay Stammers of CiiKland today. 6 '2. ' and In :'5 minute? added the Wiuibledoin "world tPlinlB chain)loii8bl" to her L'nilwl Statea crovn. MEXICO PUTS BAN ON PRICE RAISING MKXICO CITY, July 8. AP) Mexkif today banned price rises on necessities of life linking her step with uncertainty over the L'nited States' purchases of foreign silver. Some merchants. Hie nutionul economy department charged, have raiBed prices even on domes! it goods because of the unsettled for eign exchange market. Il declared the disturbance should be regarded us teiuirary and that an iucreuse In present high price ievols "would harm society." TARY EXPERT Increasing pressure for removal of pollution from Oregon streams resulted today in Hie appointment of G. M. Lvorta, Jr., as a field man i for the Oregon sanitary authority, according to an announcement at ' Portland today. Roseburg. one ol jlhe few lowns in Oregon engaged in construction of sewage disposal facilities, will escape the expected insistence Unit cities provide facili j ties to remove sewage uisposal from rivers. Disposal plants have .been completed at Silverton ami ('old Hill. Others are being built at Seaside and at the migratory la 'bor camp in Yamhill county, Nyssa ami Koseburg. Kugene has iipprnv- ed bonds for a plant. Complaints of river spoilage re 'suited In the appointment, of iKverts, who will contlucl a sanitary 'surveymf Oregon .streams, (be s'.ale authority reports. He is a lormer isiate board of health employee and ,'wftl Kerve as an assistant lo C. K. 'Green, slate sanitary engineer. An 'appropriation of ?r.MU0 has beet) .provided for the survey. LIE DETECTOR WILL TEST TORSO KILLER CLKVKLAND, July 8 (AD Ail thonties ordered u lie deieetor lest tor Frank Hoiezal today m an cf- lort to close some loopno.es in Ins announced coutession to the slay ing ol No. a of Cleveland's J ' iuri;o murder" victims. .Sheriff -Martin U t)'I)oiiuell nttot ed i-oiewil as saying he Iiuckou oft the head of Mrs. Florence Polillo, 42. dlMuuniered her body after a j tight over money, and ihrew the bead and limbs into Hake Kne. ll-'olezal later said he did not throw these parts into ibe iake, and t Honnell described this as one ot diet, (he Ureathitt toll might total the "ilea" ho wanted to clear up.'-r-' jnove than eighty. Whilo Hoiezal told of friendship! Thirty five persons,- most of Uiem with two of tho other "torso" kilt- from Mreathirt's frozen creek val ing victims, bis questioners post-1 ley, were reported missing, poned quizzing him ftirlher con-1 Propertv losses wore estimated ecrniug them until the story mi hi Ihc ml, lions of dollars. .wrs. i- oiiiioa death became "satis-1 lactory." I HIGHWAY BOARD TO j INSPECT ROUTES j Huron W. Clough. Canonville. 'mejiuer of the stale highway com ( mission, will leave Monday or rtuesdjty fur a HI;: of Inspection m i southern and eastern Oregon high i ways. Henry F. Cabell, chuinnan m ! the highway commission; Commis 'sinner K. II. Ahltich, and Chief Kn-j 'gineer it. 11. MaldocK will Join Com missioner Clough at Canonvile, ! the party uill then drive to " Klamath Fall.. Crater Hake, liend, liiirns, liiiker and vesl to portlauu ; by ttiiy oi Uie Columbia river high-' , way. Numerous side trips will be taken to look over secondary roads, RANZO H. RUST OF AZALEA PASSES ON as received Here, today of I (he death at Purl laud Friday ut Hanzo II. liust. (Hi. n-uiitit in I Azalea, who has been rei eivbiL' i medical atlentiou in that city. Sur- I vivim; are his wife. Winnie I,. ' i.iisi ; loin daughters. Mary Li e, Jane and Delhi Kusl, all ()r Azalea, land Airs. P.erniece Warren. Hcio. j ami a son. Custer W. liu.t. Port , bind. Funeral arrangement h;iH, not hern aunoiinced. ' SHIPMENT OF TIRES ijj HERE SETS RECORD J; Wli.it is Hah I lo lie t In- hire- il c:;t lire shipment eer received in l'(:oulns county wi.s n n If i.-i ,1 1, ,, day by W. II. "Hoc" Carter, lin juealer wilh Hie Hansen Mnior coui '( : pany. A faeiory shipinenl of :,.ii' - poilllrl.s ,,f tiniK tnes ua rei-eled I he liulli of the tins li,it sues il: use oil lotiMK trucks opeianns in ( t'o::s a:: ! ! :;:;;:..,. , ;,. ! NEWSPAPER SOLD ;j BY M!LO TAYLOR , ! The I lay tun Tribune, a wcekl- plllilicalliill at I'aylon. (Ijeuen. ha- (i ' n "old lo .1. M. IlitKs of Pendlc. ton. it was annoiiin ed today, i n. ,;, paper has been ouiied and oper.it, I or tile past II mm, Hi, ,v M s Taylor. hn lor sevenil years as ,:, ' emidoyi'd as a nnolyi. np,.raini. s mid printer hy the Koselotri! .Seas, i Iteview. f - DR. TOWNSEND TO VISIT PORTLAND! PonTI.AXIi. Julv s - i APi ! F rani is F,. Tew tis. nd inesi-.iLji-.l i yesterdav be would visit Cortland July 17 lo speak on hlo pension pro mam beime ih institnip ,, .,,!ti,.i west Allan.. RAN FRANCISCO JuJy 7. fAP) Tho Pacific Greyhound Lines, Inc.. which operates In seven west ern States, was cited by the V. S. circuit court today to show cuuse July 4 why It should not be held In contempt for failure to comply with a labor board enforcement de cree. The citation was Issued on com plaint of the labor board that the company was coercing Its emploves to become members of uu A.F.Li railway union, despfte a certifica tion isHUcil the Brotherhood of Ituil road Trainmen as the bargaining agency of the bus operators. Records In the ease disclosed company emploves in two secret eli-ctions in 1!:1R und l!t3!i voted not lo designate (he Amalgamated Association of Street. F.lectrie Itiiil wav and Molor Coach Kinployes of America as their agency for collec tive bargaining. The trainmen's brotherhood wan given the certification by the labor board after those elections. The company operates in Califor nia. Oregon, Nevada. Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Texas. BRANDING CHARGE AT SCHOOL FIZZLES IIALTIMOKR; Julv 7. ( AIM In vestigation of the "branding" of a .JewiKb high school boy was clos ed today, with the school board's report there was no "organized ac tivity, either within Iho school or outside, directed a;;ainst uny ra cial or religious group." The board adopted findings of a Kub-coiumitlee studying an incident in which Melvin Hridire, 14. claim ed classmates ni Ibe (iwynu's Kails junior Inch school had scratched an "H" on his neck early in Juno. The roitort nahl "a group of boys phf-eil. with ink. swastikas nn sev eral other boys of different relig ious and racial groups . . . There is no evidence, either from the bovs involved or from Melvin Itride himself to prove (bat a mark was made ou bis neck at the time." 61 OF FLOOD DEAD FOUND; 35 MISSING JACKSOX. Kv.. July S. fAP) Fatalities Wednesday's cloud burst-floods in the eastern Ken tucky niountains. described by Gov. A. it. Chandler an irnh:i hi v i ho , "worst calainiiv .f ii i.-hwi ttvn t(( visit Kentucky," reached (il to. Kecovery yesterday of 11 bodies or iireathiii county victims in Itreathilt and adjoining Hee eoun. , Hen, led Dr. Frank Sewel, Itreath- lit fount v health diri'ctor'. lo me- ASKS FISHING BAN TO HIT EXCLUSION POIiTI.ANI), July 7. (AI') The Jell'erKon County llod and liun club and chamber or commerce asked Hie state Kanie commission today lo end fish ini; on all -streams where pruale interests had shut out tho public. A Idler front the two organiza tions complained nm,.,. .llln lll0 niilea of ihe famous I s.)u;i,-H river in central OroKotl were Hosed to general analers. Siiortsiiieu have been unable tn reach exeellenl fish tin; water, the l,.t i,.,- said, hecallso of restrielions by r hes und Pri vate Hubs. 'lie- eoniiiiissinn recommended sportslMuu unite on leBislatlon to l!:ake .streams more accessible. SLEEPING AILMENT KILLS PHYSICIAN KANSAS CITY .lull- 7. .ii.. I'r. t Inn lea S:ilhsor.v. (IT. dA.il lodav ol equine e.irephnlilis, sieepini; sii kiiess limited ehi, flv t 1,,,,-ses, lor which he was seekinc u cure. .i new sei-uni deve ooed l.i- bin associates in :i ,.ri..i ... ...... .. ' ".in- Ills lite caie linn temtiorarv relief ves lerday. bin he aliriereil n relapse in the iijuhi. Serums made hv both Dr. Kals bei and a trietidlv competitor. Or, A. I'aliill of Indianapolis, werii adlnili'Sli red unsiii cesstullv. Made t"i:n lite blood ol horses, to which til- disease ehielli Is confined, the sintins .showed lit tn iillerslr to that annual. OFFICER OF"OVEN" PRISON SENTENCED rilll.AHKI.IMIIA. .Inly 7. (AIM Frank Craven, deputy warden of HnlnieslMirjf to-isni, when four con victs "baked" to death in heated i,-isi,m,.,,i .1S, aiibiisI, was r-enlencd today to one to three years in prison. 1 1 was eouvicled "f ii'- 'diinlary niauslaui.-hUir Jaliu Dry 12. I'liueti Immediately ur.pcalcd to lb,. I'eiiusylvaiila superior court. His bail w us continuee1. Jmlce liobert K. banihertoii. who imposed the sentenced. Indicated that he would s.., Craven lo a tulsnli olher than Hoimeshnr it the hiL-her court sustained him. VANDENBERG BOOM BORN IN CALIFORNIA S H'tlAMKX 1(1 Calif . July 7 - M'l -P.ivers r,ir Calilornia'!, first ' V anilenliiti -B - for I'i csiib-lU" club " HI" d toilav. deserlhliiK Sena- tor Arthur II. Vandonhiii it. MIHii tan icpiihllcan. as the man "best ipiiilirie.i to restore ihe form of t-overnnienl to that oriclually con leinplate,! by the su-neis of tlm oiiant jtio.i.'-
