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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1939. Die Wants Action Against Fritz Kuhnj Racketeer Charge Hits Pelley. WASHINGTON, Auk. (API (Jlinlriniin I lies (I)., T-.) direct Ml coilimcl fur the Iiiihbh tiimmit li'fi on uii-Amrilciin HCttvltU-H !( day to dwerrnhm whether lenders of the (leininn Amerieiiii bund noil of the Silver Shtrls call lie pidxe iiited under Hie luw reflulrliiK ivk latratlon of foreign ngmiia. iiieH impelled FrltZ KtltlH. I""'d leader, hud said hetore Hie luiiimil lee one of the bund's iui-poe ua to hrhiK the Arnellilin piddle to 11"' Maine viewpoint us Killln'S 1-ee.uid' iiie nu.l Oernmny. William Dudley I'elley, licad of tho Silver Sliirla. I ilea ronleinled. inlnlK nuzl liropngaiidn In lila mh- llcuttoua. ; CliiHHllylng both na "forelsn no liatiHlliliBtH." the chairman Inatiuct- ed Hheu wnllley, coininiuee cmiii Bid, t take up til" matter with the Justice department. "Some positive, alflrnintlvo ac tion should lie taken," Dies de clared. Fund Juggling Charged Itohert II. Ilurker, a cominllleo Inveatluator, licensed I'elley of "tfi TeriinB" some of- the napets of a stoekholdera' puhllKlilnii limine, the (lalahnd lri'a, lo "Mb own per sonal uaes." lie mild (-retlilora and preferred stockholders lout belween :15.uimi and Jln.niiii -in the firm's failure. The (ialaliad press, which Marker ilcucrlbcd aa n rellclouB piihllKhlni! lioue, waa operaled at various tlmca from New York, WnHhliiKlon and ABheville. It wna declared liankrupt In North Carollnn In J!W4, the wllneHB aeaerted. ilarknr, wiyinx hi teallinony wna baaed on a acarch of hank ac counlfl nnd court records, declared that Pdley, wild wna deacrlhcd aa an Sutlaenilllc leader, diverted SHIO.imo of nsaets to liiH own uaes anil to the "foundation of Christian ei-onoinlcH." "And this diversion lilinieht about the Irianlvency of the (lulii hail Preas and Iohb to atockhold era?" Chalnnan Idea (I), Texila) asked. "Ye, air," the wllnosa replied. Ilurker replied negatively when Ilhea Whitley, committee cnunacl, naked whether I'elley was ever proBiK-uW-d for diversion. "No wonder rackeleera can thrive when they can net hy wllh tlllliKB like that," cnnillieiileil llli'H. Tho wltneaa went to tell that Pcllcy waa cnnvlcled III Aahevllle mi chariiea of aelllng Rct-iirlticH wtlhoiit liavhiK rcalatcictl nH a dealer and nlmi were advertising Hie Htock of (Jalahad Press wlien H waa fhaolvellt, . WASHlNdTOU, Ahs. ( AP Tho en pi m o cr JttHcph I ' ill Crt'lZtT, HCCIIHPll Of HCVfll till Ilk rnhtwrtf'H liit ludttiK one nt I'm t IuikI, Ore, wiifi tinnoiiiii'tl h-m nfsht hy tlu li'ilcml bureau or In- VI'HllKHtlllll. Two other ineinnerH of lult tlu Kill wild l iiH a notorious vnt t'oitMt nn of hunk rohherx, John Oscnr lli'icr and Arnold Thoni'is Kyle, ulnniy havu ln-cii ni'1"1'-lu'niU-d. Annthor, .lumen M. Cotirey, rominitli'd Htiiciilc In a 1oh All Kt'lcH hntol win 1 1 iiffcnlu houkIH (' urrcst htm in l!;t7. Ant'Hted with Crt'tircr on n chaiKo ol IiihIjoiIdk her IiusIhhuI v.hh Kdim May (Teddy) ('ret.er. CretKer Ik HiiuneU nllh rohhltic tho I' nlted Still e Nntloual hnnU. I nlou and KlllliiKMVorlh avenue Itrani-h, in I'orllaiid. Jan. ol, I !'-" -The bank Umt $.l,:i!i. SAY McNUTT OUT IF F. D. R. RUNS f'OKTI.ANn, Aim. 2!!.- (AIM - A iliM-ltdou hy I'reHliletit Itoonevelt In run (or a third term would unto imiticiillv end the eiimpnlnu of I'mil V. McNnt t of Intllimn, ti Ik mitnitKer told an Intel view vr hero yester day. The uinuuuer, Knmk .M. Me Hide, louHioorl, Iiul., hnvycr, add 'd ". , , ni lite or the opinion that the president will not he n candi date." Aoknl If MeMtll woiihl necept the nominal hut for v lee president, Mi llale replied, "we're not runnin htm for li e pnnltrui. we are run lllllK III HI for preMtdflit," EX-CON. BRUMFIFFLD ACCUSED OF MURDER r(tIM'I.AM, Ore. Auk. ( AJ'( Allen II. Ilruiulleld. hIIi. Ilillen 1'iesley, 1' 1, pHi iipei) a k Il lusion prison eon v let, in Indh t itl today try the Amltnoiniih rnnnlv grand Jury on a Hi si ilt'Kice mur der rhaice. Tho indie t men t i-tutrea Hi u 10 ftehl with Khoollm; ,liw IlaMIe Hooker, hoitpltal artendaiit. In an unsiu-cenxiut attempt to eit ape from (iood Sa mm i tan hospital lieiu August 10. TRUCK RUNS OVER CHILD; KILLS IT PI'VALU'IV Aim. L'S." f AIM .l.iiiiert 'rhuinpenn, nm iwii. met ol must Instant denth heie (oihiy when he ftBM run over hy a milk tnn k. Tho ill h it. Aile d Pi -holr. itid (a know nolhliiK of Nio nii ideiit tm III he lieaid Ihu tries of tho child inntlicr. BIIITSUSPKTflF PDRTLAIMD NABBED S.F.Fair Displays Czech Dolls iv m 'W MIrs Mrfrta Maura, (atrtitrd aitrcHd rikI clnuror, exhlhlts imtlvo rwclioHlomkia (1ol1 on (lUplny at tho (otilrn (into Intrrnalional KxpnKltirni itft TrfHNiirf lhilil. Thi'v lire rlnhniHti'ly rtmtuilHHl in tralltlomil O.cch wtylf. (Verhubluiakia has one of the Ihii'st e&hlbflv nt the U't'Mtfrri Worhl'M I air. FLAPPER FANNY - Cow. 3i iv Mtx scuviccme. ''Will I boss the (iniif; tiort ! The prtni- ne' !' i-v-inn i-1 ' . NllMK, Alasku, Aim. 2!. (AIM With what they hope wh their woiHt wen rp iM'hlnd them, a puny of eluht ,lap:ineKe airmen, ulrdluR the nlohe with good-nlll. itwnlted only a pIuiihI from the weal her man lotlny Tor the tukeoff on ti l.ooo.inlle flUht lo Whltehorne, Yu kon territory. The t In motored plane, the Nippon, arrived here Sundny iifler a S.lno-mllo hop over the .North I'll ctfir and lleiiuu nvn, utid was held here yesterday hy low cloud.1 and ttlnc (oudltlims. The pilot on the newspaper MpoiiKorerl Rood will a round -t he world Mluht is SumlloHhl Nnkao. the ,,l,lndhemh of .lupiin." Tile hlRKfst frluhl of the first lap ii,nie. said T:ik-o Ohara. spe eiul Rood will einoy iiml iiviiillim editor, when "wo hud to rtlmh out of thick wont h, which forced tif alune au.uou feet. Herora wo could telfnsp (jit npr in I o ttvl laliki two of our crew loot Ihm ome uueon sctoim nnd wo thoimht we were Koiiei'H.' Seven were In the aerial parly ftom Japan. An eluhih Joined the aerial nmlniHsintor here. The Nip Mot will stoit at niimcinn of the IfirBest Tttlted Htilte cities, then pioircd to South Amerlia, hop the Alhintlc nnd visit most ot the citpl inls of Kin ope nnd Astu on the :tl.ooti mile J;iunt. The plane's nnislim peed In If..", mllcn nn hour. PROGRAM ENJOYED BY KELLOGG GRANGE At Kelliurc miuu'e meellnit All trust S3, the lecturers proutam con sisted of selections hv the nranffe ' " . a-f on nesiia. umier the leadeiKlnp of tmptrtMitce," he said. "It was to Kldou Kishifi ; a hinmoous skit en he ued to discredit the democra titled. ' No Slice lit i: f'ueff" with I tic p.rt; in the NoMMnhcr dec Mdoh and Mraian Kilter; couuumi- lion."' 1..-T 4i 'xZ? fir? fT 4' ,, By Sylvia t. m. mo. a t. mt. off. new Ijdy next (folif owns a - Urti, - rinn't lilce ride it." (ly utimlnR and tinother clever skit, "Perfect .fuhiiern with Don Foiru nou. Tom HlbRiinhotham. .Mllo ami Blanche takiiiR part. The door M.i7.rt for tho eVeniiiK wna won hy Walter Mode. The refreshment committee of Henry Hosneu. Krank Jteebe nnd Krnel Anderson served delicious re freshments to forty-flvo menihurn and several visitors. SA. PKANCISCO.' Anc. I'S. (AIM Harry llrtdues tesiirie.l at his depirlatlou hearlim today that Interests ot the democratic pari) and not those of the communist p:tiy nutded his actions In a waterfront lnhor eonllict. The west oast C leader took (hp siand us the heurlhit went Into Its etuhlh week after Harper Knnwles, American Le.nton anH radical lender, sent word he rouhl not npj'far until later !n the day. Australian horn llrtdues. who In previous testimony denied charces he is or was n member of tho communist part. hrouuht Ihe de mocratic parly Into the record In deny inn assertions of Anton Sa piro Siiplro. lahoi attorney nltuned ith I'm lions Opposed to Hi i dues, tcstiiled as a covernntent witness that cMinmtinlsi pJuty orders were invoh ed in lhi UClii mai ltiine strike. Hildas flatly denied this and said that, ns a mrftter of tact, he had ntitmpted t- delay the stllke until slier the November 'I elec (ton In lii.lt! in democratic party Interests. He asserted that the maritime unions were h write ihe employers Ida lined il "lockout" Sept. !lu. HCltt. "We weir fliihtlnt: the lockout, whtdi had Cleat political 1 f Poles Counter With Charge of subversion; Bomb at Depot Kills Seven. ny m,oyij LinimiAs WARSAW. AiiR. 29. (AP Poles blamed (ieruinns for a netv series of subversive seta In this w'Hr-threalmied country todny while the press unanimously branded as "lies" Adolf Hitler's -clnrntlons that his countrymen are the victims of terrorism In Po land. - Seven persons iverc reported killed In an explosion which wrecked the rallroud station ut Taruow In southern Poland. Po lice arrested two (lerinans. Herbert Krendel, Itreslau, Ger man, university student, was ar rested nt Katowice after allegedly confessing he left three hags con talnlng bombs in ft room at Hlnlu, Hllesla, which later exploded. A time, bomb was found on the mllroRU track between KIJ and Krakow before It exploded. Warsaw's newspapers devoted front panes to statements and edi torial comments charging (jer man's allegations of mistreatment of (iermaiiH in Poland merely were attempts id stir up hatred or Po land among the German people and to justify German aggres sion. With sen trafrie mit of fldynla, Poland's only seaport, Imperiled ami communication tlth other porta cut off by a German block ade of mile-ays Uniting Poland with the outside world, through transportation was ut a virtual standstill. i Trench digging went on wlrh hundreds of new volunteers turn ing up with spades nnd fihovelB. American Women L6ave The number of Americans re maining in Poland, was reduced further last niyht when lour American women left by the mid night train for ltlga. They were Mrs. William Cramp, Mrs.-C. Httrav Klhrick. Mrs. M. Williams Hlake and Mrs. G. Tomlln Bailey, wives of American embassy and Consul ate general officials. Reports that German troops continued their "encirclement" of Poland failed today to shake the nation's determination to resist any' attack upon its Independ ence. . From orriial sources came re ports German soldiers occupied that part' of Slovakia bordering on Hungary In (he south. German armed forces were said to hnve been concentrrtted not only on the Polish northern, western and southern frontiers, but also on part, of the southeastern fron tier. ... STRAND SLATED AS , LIQUOR SUPERVISOR PORTLAND, Aug. 28. (AP) George tftrand of Pendleton will be appointed eastern Oregon su pervisor for the Oregon liquor con trol commission, J. J. Hague, ad ministrator, announced today. 8trand. a republican, will suc ceed W. H. Anderson or Pendleton. Friday, Hague said. The new supervisor tins been a Pendleton resident since his youth. He has been it wheat ranch er, deputy sherlfr and manager or a cold storage company. Until his resignation a few months ago. he was director of Pendleton's famous "Westward Ho!" parade, a feature of the an mini round up. i Attending to Business Attorney Guy Cordon went to Portland Bun day to attend to business. Around the County OLALLA O LAI. LA, Aug. 2. Mrs. Lrnhfl tin OIHvant from Look loggings spent several days visiting at the homes of her sons, Karl and Gone OIHvant, the past week. Miss Ah y Wat kins Is visiting for the slimmer at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Tankers ley or Hayes creek. Mrs. William Morgan, who tins been In poor health Tor the punt several months came over the hill to spend the day with her dniigbter-ln-lnw, Mrs. Jim Morgan, one day iust week. Monroe Arnold U haulltiir lum ber for n new chicken house. A light shower fell over this part of the valley Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Hoy .!. ( nrnall returned Wednesday from Grants Pass, where she spent the past v ek visiting nt the home of her niece. Mrs. Gorman Harris. Mrs. Karl OIHvant drove lo Med lord Wednesday to spend the rest ot the week with her daugh ter, Mrs. (.'ha ilea Friend, and fain iiy. Hick Itoau from Nonparlel spent Sunday nt the home of his uncle. William Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. .Tfni fly run and small daughter, Sally, rame'donn from Grand i'oiilee, Wn(h.. Satur day for a two weeks visit at the home of his mother. Mrs. Fred ny rou. and other relatives nnd old friends in this vicinity. Jim has been einph'.vcd on Ihe Grand ('outer project since tho beelunlnt: of the work there as construction En gineer. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Young rtrc staying at the ranch In Garden valley running a vegetable, nnd fnitt stand. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adsutek Jr., and daughter. HafWa Jean, from hsuvllle. Va and Mrs. Frank Ad nmrk Sr.. ami daughter. Miss UoseUa. left Mouday for Cattby, Ore, to MMt his b-other, Harry, and family and oilier relative. Casting Affliction Away ' i V ' Go, spirit, go! Oh, loose her!" and Preacher Charlie Jessup watches woman swoon, collapse tn dramatic finish to "laying on of hands" healing service at Fellowship Revival tent church in Fort Worth, Tex. Jimmie. Jessup, one of four evangelist brothers, catches subjects, stretches them out on sawdust floor. "When your kriees get weak, just drop. It is the spirit ol the Lord," says Preacher Jessup. 'Miss California' Shnpcly, blontle Janet MantcII ot CuWcr City crowned Miss Califor nia, 1939," at the annual Venice Mardl Gras celebration. Krom Tanliy they will gn to Port IiukI for a fpw ilaya' visit with ro lntlvea and filonds before return ing lo Olalla tho last of llio woeV. Frank has been IIvIok In Ihe south for the past elBhlonn years and Is spendinR three months ra ratlonltiK n ith his parents and hiry- hood friends this year Tor the first lliuo shire leaving here. YONCALLA ' I f , A I Kin. 'As ' YONCALLA. Aug. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hooper and son of Cot tage Grove spent the v eek-end visiting at the Jim Toner home. Kenneth and Raphael Toner, who have been nttcudlng summer school at Kugeue, are home for a couple or weeks' vacation, heiore leaving Tor their schools. Kenneth Toner will teach nt Pasley and Haphael at Foster. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Sefton, Misses Shirley nnd Charmalne Sefton and George Itobetts spent Sunday visit ing friends nt Heed sport. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. L. Applceate nnd Misses V.c nnd Kva Applegate motored to North llend Tuesday to visit Paul Applegate, who undfr went n major operation In the Kaiser brothers hospital. Mrs. Kdlth Sprinkel and dauch ter, iVloris, are enJoyitiR a weeds trip to the Salt Frnnclsco fair. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. L. Applritite ti unsacterl buMucss tn Suthetllu Thursday. Mrs. I'ndcrnond nf tmhhind Ttsltcd nt tho George Cntvns home Tuesday. Loel CnderwiHid, who has bieu vtxltiny at the tieorge Coons home tor n month rem rued homo with them, lea tut the last of the week for his home in San Fran-cl-co. Mrs. MeDoug.tl and daughter, I lain. clJougal, speht Tuesday In I Eugene. 4 Mr. find Mrs. N. E. Compton of Cottage Grove hnve taken over the innnngement of the IGA store. Air. Hodgson has secured a position in Albany. Mrs. McCourt of Seattle is vlait ing her daughter, Mrs. Hugh War ner, for a couple of weeks. Gus Peret, who is with the Peters Cartridge company, returned home Wednesday from a business trip to Seattle. Mrs. (Jetty AfcCo'rd ' of Hnlftey visited at the Krvin Hice home lust week and attended the turkey meeting in Rosehurg. , Jay Huntington made a business trip to Roseburg Thursday. Hilly. Lasswdll, son of Mr; ami Mrs. Avery Lasmvell had his tonsils' removed at the Gullion hospital, Kugene. Thui'Sday. Mrs. lassw ell wns with him. Mrs. W. J.- Iidd of Sutherllit visited at the Lass well home during their absence. Mrs, Ida Jones and family of Chlco, Cnlif., are visiting at the Kl mer Kruse and Chet Aliller homes in Hayhurst. Herbert Worman and Mr. God frey left Friday for Portlund where Herbert Worman will be treated for Infantile paralysis In Emanuel hospital. Practice started Thursday iilght on the play, "Aaron Slick ot Poodle Crick," which the library board will sponsor September 6th. Miss Zola lcDougal will coach the play. Mrs. Edward Kelso and Mrs. Tommy Palmer transacted business in Hoseburg Friday. T. H. Kiteley, Mrs. Frank Shel ley nnd daughter. !knna, left Sat urday for Hutte, Mont. Mr. Kiteley, who has lived near Yoncnlla for mnuy years, will make his home with his daughter this w inter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold I0w left Monday for Swiss Home, where they will work In the hop yards. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Walkltishnw visited relatives in Cottage Grovo Sunday. , Hill Ilogan returned home Sat urday after spending two w eeks visiting relatives fn Kugeue. Mrs. Zola Waters returned to Jier home In Laurtu, Montana, Wed nesday arter spending the last month visiting nt the Homer Kruso and Sumner Drawn homes. Dr. II. F. McKalg. Mr. mid Mrs. Sumner IJrawn and Rlchnrd Hi awn spent Sunday at Yachats. Mr. and Mrs. John Weber and family left Sunday for Portland. While there, their dnughter Nola, will have her tonsils removed In lornbecher hospital. Mr. Weber win transact tmsiness tn Salem en route home. Mr. Hud Mrs. Olger Helland spent the week-end at the coast. Miss Joy Itoherts and Illlly Rob erts returned home Tuesday from a short vacation at Newport. While there they had tho misfortune to have thnir car badly damaged In a wreck, due to the intense fog. No pne was hurt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lee nnd fam ily spent Sunday at Kmplre. Mrs. Alton Noel and son returned home with them for a short visit. Mrs. Ma Kegels or Warren ton visited friends hero last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Cogswell ami tiavfd ntown left Monday for a ten day trip to Ssn Francisco and Whlttier. Calif. GLENDALE (il.KNII.U.K. Auk. 29. Mr. mid 1 Mi. Kntmolt lUMi-hor ami thi-lr i hmijtp slir.-tfl. Mr. Hlil Mr. Kil My- I rs. Rim itmiRliti.r. Wlttnil. nf Ssn i Ilnmo. I'nllr.. vlftlrrt with Mr. nl Mrs. A. .M. I laird t (irnnts Pass I KH.Ih.v. I Hrtpn WilltnuiH of Portland nml 1 llurlmni Mmrn or Kiddle vlillKl laal reek St tin- tininc of their, Kisndinuthrr. Mm. Alno Munrv. Mr. and Mrs. Kubvrt Klllijht slid 1 dnughter. Marilyn, and Mr. nnd Mrs. John McColIoch of Capitol camp were dinner guests at the Wm. Wunscb home Wednesday evening. Hev. and Mrs. j. K Howard left Wednesday tor a vacation trip lo Yakima, Wash. They will also visit In eastern Oregon before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gates, Bert Gates nnd son, nnd Delbert Culbert son, nil or Cave Junction, and Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Warren of Capliol camp, were guests at the W. H. Lesh home Sunday. Hob Morey spent Saturday tran sacting business at Hoseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fortune re turned Tuesday from a brief busi ness trip to Redding, Calif. Mrs. B. K. Mouchette, Mrs. R. . Gardner, Mrs. II. IJ. Y'Hlood and Mrs. W. 3. Hurhmii' snent Wednes day at Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Balrd nnd Mrs. Block of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Myers and daughter, WH ma, or San Bruno, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett Belcher, Miss Helen Hownrd and Buster Sporer visited with Lee Belcher and enjoyed a ptcnlft at the Benton mine Sunday. Muriel Lutton of Salem visited friends here the last of the week. Miss Lutton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan. Lutton, former Glendnte residents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pewey of Hondo, Calif., nnived Saturday to spend a week with frierids in this vicinity. The Deweys are former Olendale residents. Roy Gibbons, Arthur Pobyns and Hick Hayes spent several days in Medford the last it the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. ffnrvcy were business visitors in Grants Pass Thursday. Bob and Beverly Lewis visited at Ashland Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lriwu-encc llennlli ger of Canyonville were guests at the A. G. Hennlnger home Sunday. Mrs. C. E. lllfdge returned Wed nesday evening from an extended visit with relatives in CorvalliB nnd Salem. AinrV Alice Hoots of Onkrldge Is visiting ' friends and relatives here. , . Mr. and' Mrs. Kd Myers nnd dnughter, Wilma. of San Bruno. Calif., arrived Tuesday for a visit at the Kmmett Belcher home. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Belcher are sisters.- , Mrs. I rattle Shllts and Mrs. Alden Swnn left Sunday for Westwood, Typewriter and Adding Machine Sales . . . Service and Repairs ALL WORK Anthony Roseburg 217 W. Jackson St. .! G-J ttw, UiaiNUULCU ??JvT7,,ant mcsn wi'h the ground. q2 ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR OWN FARM DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, ORE. YOUR 0PP0RTUFJITY TO SAVE MONEY Order Green Slab Wood Now There is still time to let the summer sun dry it for winter's use. 4' Green Slnbwood, cord 16" Green Slabwood, load 16" Dry Slabwood, load Planer Ends and Mill Ends, Single loads Lay in your winter's supply of sawdust now ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. PHONE 282 Calif., lo visit Air. Swun, who is employed there. Mrs. M. F. Nye drove to Ashland Monday to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keys. Mr. and Mrs. S. Leslie Stewart and sous, Sam and Hob, and Mr. .and Mrs. M. A. Bates and children. Monte, Jr., Tommy and Helen, en joyed a picnic and outing on Mt. Iteuhen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heller nnd daughter of Handon spent the week-end here. They were accom panied by Mr. Heller's mother, Mrs. Matie V. Heller, who has been visiting them for the past two 'Mrs.' A. K, Glpe, Mrs. Wm. Schleigh, K. M. Blttle and Chas. Nail were business visitors at Myr tle Creek Wednesdny. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett Belcher and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Myers and daughter, Wilma, visited at Rose burg -Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight and daughter, Marilyn, who have spent the past several weeks with Mrs. Knight's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John McColIoch at Capitol camp, left Thursday for their homo at Se nttle, Wash. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Sfoore nnd fnmlly of Riddle visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buford and sons left Monday for their home rit Bfsbee, Arizona, After a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Ash man. Mrs. Buford nnd Mrs. Ashman are sisters. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar lit No. Jaokton Elecfrolux Cleaner and Air Purifier Cleaning, Waxing and Demothing SALES AND SERVICE TOMMY ATKINS Phone 155 GUARANTEED Z. Cromwell wilh Book Store Telephone 590-J Have you ever noticed how a "Caterpillnr" track-type Trac tor gears itself to the sround? Ves. sir! That's iust whnt it .Jes. Every grouser ort the -iai.n.a nns 119 JOD IO do, and does ill The ample weight of This genrcd-to-the-ground trac tion can save time and monejf for you. 2 load, $2.60 $3.00 $4.50 $8.00 $4.50