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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1939. Ilrou n rut of poaches mul prune. and oilier Mime fruit may Ite ton trolled or held in chtck by the uw uf milphur (hints atifl Hiitpliui npiayn if applied three tu Tour weekn lie fore Jim vent. 1uklIiik milphur should b Mifflcienily rine no thai 15 will iuk thrmmh n .Jii-mt'Hh Bcroen. The finer the tnilphnr the more effective It in In the control or brown rot. Whflre peach and itrmie rowrn do not have a diiHtiiiK mttrhlne uvaI...b!o, (Iu:-tii! sulphur may br applied with water, often Milled lettable Knlphur Rpniyn. The ftnme dUHtliiK Milphur itt insed wllh water an In dry diluting hut Ihe hulphur itt mixed with n xninll fiiaii(ity uf water to make 11 paste and Ihen added to the water In the npra tank and In kept 1n tiiM-nKln by imitation. Seven tu ten poundK uf dUHtiiiK Milphnr nhoiild be idmhI to each linndi-ed KHon of water if Meltable milphur pt(iya are in be lined, if the dry dindlnt; milphur Ik ued with a duster, h much uh On to JftO Urn. per acre may lw niM:e nury. ilependlne upon the. size and age of the IreeH. If went h or condlllniiH urn favor n hie lo the development uf brown tot, mure than one diiHtiiiK may be required to k'vo Kaltht'aciory con trol ineaKnreH. IVjiHioh nhould he diluted when Ihey hoK.n to ahow color which in usually four lo nix weeks before liai etd. (irowem tdionld fetneinlw that Ihe finer hltfh fixnde milphur dusta Rive the bent result h, are more economical j and cheaper in the Ion run. Coarcej Hulphur diiHta are nut Adapted to: dualliiK or wettable Bulphnr Hpniyn and should not be lined even though! Humewhat then per In price. CORVAUJS. July is. -(A I) A Hlnipllffeil, improved federal crop liiKtii'Hiice iiruRram for 111 JO hawd Upon the general pattern of Ihe 1!;i9 law hati In-en approved at AVtoHhliiKtoti, atnte. AAA ofllctalK tuitd here. lmvllona have been made to allow- advance tor premfumH iiftnlnt future payment under the AAA. The plan wan lined by no me Kpritig wheat Ri-owern thin year. The report fmm the department nf iiKrlcnlture Kaid inns data would ho figured through the nine-year period. IMO In IMS. rather llian the tdiorter bane nr1od lined Innt year. More detalln of writing limurauee, entahltnhtuff yleldH and premium rules will he handled In Hi ennrt lien. The polley will hn writ I en up ini application. Adopt Inn of Ini proved fa rml iir tnelhodft nuch an Irrigation of mini tuor fallow will he recnnlKrd in pinre favorable raten and hlgheV In urab1e yleldR. N. C. Donaldson, male AAA ex ecutive nflicer. reorled today S7 per cent of Oregon's erop land will participate hi the government farm program thin year. The nppMcationn or 4'2,wm fin mora who opera le H, SOO.non aewn v.ero the highest on rword. Around the County TENiMILE TKNMII.K. July 14. - Mr. and Mm. Tom tioflhry, Met lie t'nbut and Mm. Huilia IIvIim atid duugh ler, Maries attended gon'jiel. Mer- Iron at the old nrhool hmtMe Mou day evening. M Is Hen A. and H. Pitckett. trael ine evnugidlntn. w ho mi holdinL g05pol nerviren In the old nehitiil houne in Teiiuiile. weio gueslw of Mrn. Nittle Cahot M mi day alter llnon. Mi'H. Lena Howell han Itiiectloli In her left baud. .lumen Honmlka wan helping Kail and ( icn n OIIIant nf ( ilulln luu -vent their hay erep lawl Tuendav. M i'R. I.yle UoherlHon nnd on, Keith, wr-re vhlilnc ln-r ainter, Mrn. Mlhlml (iladnell jmd Uinll In UonelMiru on Monday. Slauloril Hiii'H'n hay buler was working in 1 he alley thin wiok Among those who have t heir ha baled ai e Unlph Howard. Ilei bel t ('niwie and Kn-d llrelicnlme her. Dr. Suell 11 nd A mil M Hit mod weii attelidlm; lo btiKluenK tu Un.c bum WedncHdav. Mr. and .Mrtt. Iiwmmi nnd iiun II V ot Sale.tu njH'Ut the wek end lilting Mm. ijiwson'H mother. Mm. Minnie llaihkey (Uto Hueliner and Dowanl llib. were blndltig oatn for Jim DUine bift Monilay. Tln-y n now binding Urn In on the Howard Krtn 'arm Klhnrl Smith wuk hppV,i: Konetmig hifl Mondnv. Mrn. I.011 1 fe Mrettt'iibm h r titon Hrrwfler wan nliopplng nnd lit log frlendn and lebithes in Ten mile Saturday. She n-tui ned to iu-r home at lb-en Mer Sunla morning. Mrn. HMIu Hahn 1 ninong llne who have I heir homes livil I"' ehrtHehv in the valley. SUTHERLIN SrTIIKHUN. July IT Mi I'' iv 1-oulne Murphy and W1tltnm MilbT of t'mpqua were mauled Mtmdav imn nina ai o'clock In the imirthoiiHe in ltonebirg by Judge It. W. Mamiem. Mrn. Anna !iwd. UrtH'xh'vp Miming ami Irene Mnr lhv nJtiHlil. M'er a honoMnun tn Vnneuuver, IV Ihey will lw ni borne to their nlcndn mi ft MUle farm five mlte notiih or hrtt. Mrn. M. K Kivmli, Mm. mville Krnni-h and Heih Ma He Molmen vlnited wtlh Mm. 1,e?Me ( hurtnitn lit Drain WHtiiday. M1as Jenn Aiini iltutls ot Url- OUR BOARDING HOUSE ( ( R& 'l THE BOAT IS ' ( fP?-- ' I TURM IMS, OVER,' ) f , br-roop zt yZy ( S-0SH-J COTR. lingham, Wnnh.. aceomitanfed her inuitier, Mm. Herman Hugh, here hint week lo make her home. I. A. Cooper wan home on a nhml vtnit from Callfontla on Wed- nendfky and Thumday. Mae and Soldie Middleton of al- gaiy. Alberta, eouninn uf Ijiwrence Itohetmon moppet) to vlnlt the Hob- ertnonn for a nhort lime thin week while on the elmilar tour which taken in Imth faliH In the Vnited Htaten. Mm. Todd (iilbrealh ahoppeil In ItoHetnirg Tuewlay. 1 Will Hayiier madefi tmnlnetta trip lo Myrtle Oiwfc Thumday. A baity Kill, weighing fi poundn. wan born lo Mr. ami Mrn. Uoyd Cjuhnhy In Hie hospital in Hone burg Sunday morning. Mi'H. Owen Hone and Mrn. How d Wahl were bnainenn vinltom in ItfiHebnrg Thumday. ,MImh Joaephiue Klncart and I Joyd I H-Voiing. lailh of Collage tirove, were marrterl In Reno. Ne vada. July 10. They will make their home In Cottage (Jruve. Mrn. De Young wua formerly a Suthei tin girl. Mrn. Claude Allen nf Cottage drove vinlted In Sulberlln Friday ami attended the nhowvr for Mm. Vera Ilolgale. Mrn. Kdgar Shirley returned home Wednonilay from a few days' I rip to tii aula t'asn where she vinlted Ihree of her nlntem. Mrn. ,ln men Manning and mm of Washington left Thumday alter a t wo w eekn' vlnli w 11 li ,M rn. Tom Thornberg and family. Kalph Merry left Thursihiy for lm Angvlea where bin pa rent a lle. Kalph han been making bin home with bin giHudpaivuin, Mr. and Mrn. Hecaihoin. Mrn. Jtdin .lonnion and children. John and Unhln, left ftir NhvnhI Monday tor a wetHt'n vinit with a former m bool 11 lend before re turning to (heir home near Chllo qiiln. Oscar Slgixnumd and dn lighter. Helen, of Ktlgetie were luislneHs vlnliorn In town Wediienduy. Minn Kathleen Kosn, ftho alteudn .si hio tit l.lnlleld college, In home lor her vucaiton. Henry Henley wenl In Kugeue Thursday In purchase nonie su pllvn for the Cord Lumber Co. to be used when- Ihey art? logging up the Calnpoola. Mr. and Mts. Clarence Keith, wlm hae a sawmill several miles out nf Cage tie w ei e visihim here rhtn week. Clarence Keiih is a brother of Kdgar who was recently Injured while loading lumber. Mm. Crunk Hammond, mother of Mm. Joe Camiousnn, is Improving In Mercy hospital In Kosehurg. Minn Opal Cecil was taken to .Mercy hospital for a few days lust week due lo an ailack of appendi citis Mrs, Maude Vngvlpoht spent Ihe Inst weekend in IJosehurg with Mrs. Lucy Tlsdale. Mrn. l.els Itr.Mint, nee l.oi Kehl. of Scuttle. Ik vetting her sister. Mrn. Muhle Uoms, and family. Mrs. Dl. k W'ltmot and sou. Dick. hit Thursdny lor I'ato Alto where they a 1 1 1 liuike their home toi a time. "Shoilj" Itutteii. long a resldenl of Sulhurltu. died Monday after noon in a hennltiil In lortiaml. In lermem took plnce in thai city. Mr. ami Mm. Joe Gascon an. I children. Sanmiy and Kniin's, who liiie been ItMIU nt l amp eliilii. phiti to more soon tu I hen camii hniui on CiHn i-teek. whei-e Mi. Casi-nn Is employed wth (he Void Lumber Co. John and Wayne Musuitirr spent I'rlday afleiMoon a I the public phnginiiud In lioseburg, Ceiie nnd ,lai kie Culver hne tone to their maiidparcuts. Mi and .Mm. Clatciicv Thompson, ot Cmp 'ita. fir a v Islt. Chaise nee. Ilil h century I'l em h iio l.-l. ttuide an eltMitieilt plea in hehfitf of Kcnu' rats licensed of de siMtviin: the Ihi ley ciop. ami when tbey w.re Hied lo appear in coinl. bo Mtld that they ftbould bo exc-itsed. shoo the pn nenie of cut hi the ticlt:hhohnod made It mi nute for theiii 10 appenr. III Hi ail and VecriiHn pin nectoia ror Itrm me often iluinvxr rich deposits by 11 certain tpe of orchid fMih tlmxt tn 1i troll ben i' inn with 1939 tit NCA SERVICE. INC. T M. REG. U. S. PAT. HOKTO.V. July is. f AIM Rem Admiral Kirhard K. Ityrd. dine ton ing pinna lor hln coming land claiming expedition lu the Ant a re lic. Hnid loclay nix army tanks and a unique Ifi.iM'O-pound nnnw nruia er would be used for traunpnrt over the south pole'n Icy waste lands. The explorer, whose projected expedition to the land now being eyed by tiermany. Creat itrllaln. Ft a nee mid Norway, la backed by 91511.11110 or 1'. S. goveinment money, said Ihe tanks, 'minus gun, would be more effective than (rae loin on the snow and Ice because of wider ami longer treads. The snow cruiser, developed by Dr. Thomas Coulter of Chicago, would curry Tour men ami an nil plane and would be extremely mo bile and easy lo manipulate under the illtTicult conditions found in Aulartlca. Nazi Rivalry Looms Myrd toid interview em he felt bin expedition, scheduled to leave lloston in three Icebreakers In Ot loiter, wan extremely Important because of the contitienCa strate gic location. He pointed out fior many alivady clnimed pail or the continent and wan reported lit be planning a new expedition v. lib an aircraft carrier. "1 think that part of the Antarc tic In the western hemisphere should be brought under Ihe Mon roe docti Ine," he asserliil. "The northernmost lip nl Antarlicn Is' only tiou miles from the southern Hp or South America or within riv ing distance. It would be possible to lly to Australia via Antarlicn." He naid he would seek lo estab lish Cnlted Slates- claims by sur vey nnd occupation, explaining that the section of Hie icy contin ent west of the zero 'meridian would be explored generally, wtth apeelal emphasis on the unexplor ed area between Utile America. Inmous base camp of his two pie ioiiR trips, ami Palmerland. north ern tip of the region. -o HOP MARKETING DESIRE EXPRESSED 1MUT1.AM. July IV (AD Only I.Vi.fMin 1h,iim1 ol Oregon. WuHhingttm and raliiornla hopn uill he solfl this poason II Aitiicut- 111 ii .seci-etary Wallace adopta a recommendation it the Pacific mast hop control board, Wallace will net allotments f icr the control board and crowers tmot in Yakima. Wash., next Tues day. In Saleni July it and in Santa ltonii. Cnlll , .Inly 17, The Itoard made Its recnmmcudalton eior lay. Hot vhiiI estimates ot iinllvidUal mowi-rn' yields utarted today In the three states, under supervision oi ( W I'm u lus. niHUacing agent H- :imI tte ttirvey p?nb)tll would like Buying 3c Gasoline' Thl' the wy one whcM farmer describes the fuel savings he makes with his "Caterpillar" Diesel D4 Tractor. He says, "My former 30hp tractor burned 4 gals, of 12-cent gasoline an hour. My D4 uses only 2 gals, of 6c fuel for the same work. So. I figure gasoline would have to sell at 3c a gallon before a tr actor like my old one could do an hour's work for 12c." A "Caterpillar" Diesel Doesn't Cost . . . It Earns! DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, ORE. Major Hoople QFf -' be completed July 22. Wallace also was asked by the board to schedule public hearings on u new hop marketing agreement in October or November, since the present- agreement expires at the end of the l!t:j9 growing Heaanu. ODDITIES (lly t he AnHOciHtucl Press) Relief for Two CAUHONDAI.K. Pa A lianslPllt. arnmlliiK Mayor William I.. Mmia I11111, romiilalniil hln snlHcKS allocs niaclo his feet "ti-rrilily '." The mayor took him into ri'y hall, Kliiipt'tl off a pair of Iniiml new brnKHim anil said: "If they 111, they're voars." They diit. ami the man walked out iniimhlinK his thanks. "They've been pim-lilne: ill 'or three days." siKhed the mayor. Iron Man (lUKKNIP. Ky .loll 11 llolley ! wniildn't lei 11 llllle minial needle work stop him. Thrown tlirouj;h the whidshleld nf an anion I'hiie III an accident, llolley silllered head flits so se vere Dr. If. II. Holhrook took lii stitches to close them. The work I required two hours. I hen llolley, a merclinlll ai llear hy Knsh. Ky.. resumed his trip home. Excused MI SKOCKH. OklH.- Frank Itaird. Wllbiniou bank cashier, was slaled for grand Jury duty. In rushed an, embarrassed Ted eial eonrt ol'licial, whispered a few words to the judge. Ilaird wan ex cused. The jury indicted Haird for 0111- I be.limellt. I Birtri Certificate j OCDKN. t'tah "We want to nee I our marriage license," said the male halt of a middle-aged couple. County I lerk l.awruutu liilati finally found It. "Thanks. I just wanted to i-ee 1 how old I am. I want to apply for 1 a pension. LEGION ASPIRANT LOSES BY 1 VOTE SAI.KM. July is.-IAD A resn luilnn endorsing the candidacy of K. H. Itusselt. Salem attorney, for national eomtnitteeman of the American Legion w as rejected XS I to ,'IN last night by Capital post. No. hut Ihe ri'jectiou does not elim inate his cnndldacy nt Ihe state 1 I gion convention here August 10-12. j Other candid a ten for national I eomtnitteeman are Joe Chamber I lain of Cotvallis. past Oregon de partment commander, and K. I. Knluht. present department com ! mander. Klfty per cent of the people 111 the world still carry amulet n or oth er charms to protect them agalnnt had luck. eil spirits, and stckne. ti i- nM. !JIH 4 SERIAL STORY BORDER ADVENTURE BY OREN ARNOLD CAST OF CHARACTERS Itctty Mary Jordan Pretty young yonng border patrol service secre tary. Sheridan Starr Handsome bor ler patrol oftlcer. Mo lie Hilda re Starr's fellow of ficer, also u bachelor. Lain ilano Mexican nmuggler. VfHterday: Arhvlng In Kl Paso to check 011 the I.uin Harro smug gling cane, Hetty Mary in chal lenged to investigate herself! La- Hop Kildare detects some thing suspicions about an old wom an in (he city jail. CHAPTKIl II Talking things out and acting to gether Sheridan Starr and Hope Kildare hail been close associates since they were lo year old. An schoolmnten they hail 11 veil on ad joining ranches near Henderson, Texas, and as "buddies" still later they had written their names joint ly on Texas Christian university's hall of root hall fame. Next they had naturally moved together after graduation and no found them selves both working for L'ncle, Sam. Work on the t S. Imvder patrol. a dignified career, held the free- loin of outdoors plus the sent of action. It was a public service spiced heavily with danger, and It left little or no time for the gentler social afrairs. Content now with their friendship anyway, Hope and Sheridan had remained thorough bachelors; often they had boasted good-naturedly that they were "im mune" to feminine wtlen. Hut that was before Hetty Mary Jordan came along. Sitting together now on an iron bench In front of the Kl Paso police headquarters, the two young officers were In better mood than they had been two hours earlier. Initial resentment at Hetty Mary's arrival had changed to a feeling of j responsibility. "There's not a thing to do but wait,'' Sheridan was saying. "You duin sure it was Miss Jordan?" 'Positive! She gave me the high sign herself." Hope npttke intently. "Cm. Nothing slow about that gal. And grea-a-a-a-a-at day, Hope, my son, she's pretty, that little trick is!" "I'm not blind," said Hope. "When do you reckon she'll come out ?" "No telling. And while I don't know what you aim lo do, Hopey. ine, I'm going to camp right here!" "I'll watch the bock door," said Hope, departing. "Itight," Sherry agreed. They had begun their vigil about ft p. m. At 7, Sherry lmught a dozen tamales from a passing pefidler, sent another dozen around bafck of. the building to his friend. At 10:20 o'clock Sherry walked to the corner of the building, gazed up at the crescent moon a if bored. Then he yawned anil palled his hat on tight pat, pat, pal walked back and sat down again, tu five minutes Hope joined him. coming through the building. The hat tapping wan their private sign meaning "come on" or "it's time to move." Tbey got in their govern ment car and drove away. "Where's she?" demanded Hoite instantly, fteerlng at the dimly lighted sidewalk. "About three blocks vonder. We'll circle." They drove a mile and came up behind her. an old Mexican woni- 1111 f.icp hnn nil rlennlv hi I 1 : i r tt fshnw 1. A few other Mexicans loitered up and dow u the silml reshlence street. "She's got to see us, but we can't reVognire her," Hope avowed. "Stop a minute at that Mexican boiica yonder." Sherry, driving, pulled up in front of Ihe drug store. Hope left the car near ihe woman in black. Itought cigaretn, came back and re entered the ear. In a moment they sped away as If on important busi ness of their own. "Los Kederales" were thus likely to be seen any hour day or nlcht about the streets j& There's solid comfort and enjoy- ment in the smooth flight across die 1 I SSS continent w me Koueroeanng &$9 I , L-Jll nORTH COAST LIMITED M I istlliPl Completely Air-Conditioned xsjf tvVN Scenen. v for 1 .000 fni'let companion UwlCX C mountami 1,400 miles tlong ptctur ftssi"w"' qu riven Yellowstone Park is on th 5sS3 wv. fi smart, choose the NORTHERN S$ ! t$sl? PACIFIC going East. Set both World's ggl Fairs only 990 round trip in reclining SS chair coaches; $13S in Pullman steep- g.P V$S$ berth extra. Ask your local agent for sfeif detail or write, Ypll H. C. SMITH, General Afltnt Sj ttS ?0T Amtricoa lank Building I COPYRIGHT, 1SV NCA aCRVICt, INC nf K I'aso. By artful dodging, . turning and bluffing they trailed her for half an hour. She sat down to rest once on a park bench. Then after 0 minutes she walked clrcuituusly to the alley buck of Kl Paso's famed Paso Hel Norte hotel, poked ten tatively in some garbage cans w here she apparently found a crust to eat. She lingered there Id minutes. Then she looked right and left, slowly, saw no one, and entered the hotel kitchen door. Within another 10 minutes, the radio speaker in the inspectors' pa trol ear began calling; "Consolidation. Consoll d a I i o n . Consolidation . . . Consolidation. Consolidation. Consolidation . . . " "That's ns!" Sherry Slurr whis pered, slowing the car dow n the better to hear. "Our code call.' "Consolidation. Consolidation." The droning came again. Then 'Cherokee. Cherokee. Cherokee. Thru Is all." Without a word Sherry swung his ear faster down Stanton street, where they had been cruising, and headed for the Cortez hotel. The two men parked, went inside to a private telephone booth. W ithln tin seconds they had lletty Mary .Ionian on the wire. "Are yon all right?" Sheridan demanded at once. "Certainly V she laughed. "And thanks for hovering over me. Itan't be too obvious with It, though. Now listen there's a shipment, contrabando and probably aliens too, crossing either tonight or to morrow night In San Felipe Can yon. And it's Luia Ban-o'a'." "Say! Starr exclaimed. In sub dued tone. "Okay! But how do you know? You sure?" "Never mind that. I'm sure, Mr. Inspector. At least sure enough to tip you off. Ik you want the tip?" "Absolutely: Hut it's after mid night now, Miss Jordan. And San Felipe Canyon Is 20 miles from here!" "Then you'd better get going. ; (lood night!" She hung up on him and Sheridan looked foolishly Into the receiver itself, as If trying to see her. Then he came out of the phone booth to tell Hope. "Whew!" Hope breathed, learn iag the news. "Yep. Now listen. We'll phone out to te Martial ranch to have a couple of horses ready. It's still six miles from there. We couldn't go more than another mil in the ear, and after that horses would come In plenty handy." "Right. Ijet a gel at it." It took Sherry 20 minutes to arouse the Marctal ranch owner and arrange for the saddled horses. Old Hon Mario Marcial was a staunch friend of the border pa trol, had aided them on numerous occasions, hut he was so meticu lous and polite in conversation that one could never do business fast with him. He really lived the traditional languor of the Spanish southwest. "A n y w a y Bet ty M a ry 's sa f e In the hotel," Hope mentioned, when they were back In their car. head ing out. "That's oif our minds." "Yep. for a fact." "It looks to me like she called our bluff. H'O per cent. We dared her lo help catch Harm, ami she pitched right In." Hope's tone held definite pride. He reached to I hump bis hat far back on his head. He was not quite as large as Sheridan Sturr, nor quite ns tall, but he was every bit as handsome. And he could out shoot Sheridan a little in target work. Youngest of the 3oi or so officers who guard l'ncle Sam's soul h western frontier, these two also were perhaps the most auda cious. "Tell you what. Sherry." Hope Kildare grinned a bit. In strange embarrassment. "Theic's no need of ns kiddin' ourselves. Now uu "Hunh?" "1 say we might's well under stand each other. Sherry. We aren't either one dumb. Now, the fact is, this Hetty Mary's got what it takes. And uh, well, I tell you, I'll match you lo see which one asks her for a date first. Say Saturday night. Hunh?" Sheridan Starr smiled broadly. He kept slaving straight ahead through the windshield. "No soap," he finally drawled. "I already asked her for a date. For Saturday night. I, uh, while we was sitting there at the police station wafting. 1 phoned I was going to tell you, Hope I phoned up some flowers for her, nnd sent Dependable TOOLS before you ttckle your next big job. You and your client will get better results. We also carry a complete line of tools for home owners and woodworking tools. Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS SEE - AND ENJOY Natureland Cottages BAN DOH-BY-TH E-SEA Modern tourist accommodations with ocean view. Drive to beach a scenic spot. Apartments Cottages John Dornath, Bandon, Oregon On Bandon Beach Loop South 3 Miles J'Next time well THIS YEAR MORE THAN EVER it is advisable to reserve accommodations at hotels and re snrts. Tele phoning ahead gives you the opportunity to make known just w hat you want, to discuss, and to receive con firmation. It is two-way communication. Attractive night rates arc in effect be tween most points from 7 r. M. to 4:30 A. M. and all day Sundays. Calling norm ward while you are sway is inexpensive, convenient, pleasurable. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE Telephony 71 a boy with a note to go In 'cm. Sims probably smelling 'oia by now, I Imagine." Hope didn't say anything. He was driving, and the road was very rough now anyway. He didnt even smile. 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