TWO
ROSEBURH NFAVS-RFVIF-W. ROSEBURG. ORFGON. WFDNFSDAY, SFPTF.MBER 13, 1939.
Last Survivor of Leaders
of World War Derides
"Invalid" Report.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoople
lly . I.KX ANI jKK It. ( ;Kf ((.; K
Al' Feature Service Writer
U'AKIMMiTON. Sept. III. The
In k t Hiirvivor of the military clilet
laiiiK of the World utit enter bin
MM h yt-iir today, September l-t.
with iiin lit i flit inn alert ly I'm-n fed
un llit preHeut Kuropean eonllM.
General .lulin J I'eiKhin: y
Hpfiiillim bin Vnh birthday In mi
army hnnpiial here lor a perio.li
l iil i Ihm k up.
The tiavcls of Hie liiiil lillt still
soldierly limine ol the A.K.K. com
wander aie limited to a tdioil
daily walk between re.( period
pprlit in bed and an easy hair.
Follows the New Battles
MlH lllllld, IliUVi'Vi'l, IciipH It.lHM
miles tu the ve.si-rn limit where
-XiM'i ly -I yen cm ft so In; direet.-ri
ilif dnimlibovH in tliorif h weep Inn
dilv'H of tin allies thai Hiiiush.-.l I
he Hiudeijhtirn liiu. I If inlliius
the war lieu closely, inoininu ami
llfll'll(MPll, bill kffpH lii.s vW-wh li
liiniHflf.
Col. (JfoiKl- lv Adiuititou, his
pi rttoiial ai It in bet ore the
World war, my a tin1 K.urn1 ha
P'i ruined 1 1 out public coin men t
lucauKo nf his sf mi oliicial pnM
tioa. AltlioiiKii hf lift been retired
from active service since I'tlM, as
'Keueral of tin' armies ol the
1'iiltfd Shitff," hf Iiuk thf highest
nuikiiiK 'vtr Kiven an American
Hultlif r.
1 1 h Hole recent utte ranee on the
situation huh a terse. They're
ready in Fiance," inadc upon hi.-,
letliin I rum that country ahout
weel.H before hostilities broke
out.
Astounded Doctors
Kram e't Fucli and .loll re, lb it
ntn'H Maii; and Heattv. and C'-r
many' Hindeiiliiiii; and l.uden
iloiif rest in Hohllers inmhn. Itui
"lllack .lack" I'ertditui;. hn went
to death's door l!i iimnlhs aen. a--t
minded dnctnis by refusing
phc up the rich! nmiinsi a crilic.1 (well (
peart alHt lililliey cmi-ninni.
At timet now hf becomes ipilt"
tiled, yet he scorns repnrls he Is
nn Invalid.
".Mi; III'.' It's ridiculous ! " he .li
ne rts.
Ceneral Pershhiti H prealef in
M'A.VA IM PtVG VE&RS -W AUTOMOBILE
DTAICE WILL GROSS FlVETirAHS 365
C DAYS DW1DED BY 90 T)A.YS MULTIPLIED
X BY 30,000,000 TME NUMBER O
C UTOrAOBlLES-TUAES TEM CEWTS.'
ky EGAD , I AN ALAAOST OVERCOfAH "BY
-T5 GIGANTIC -POSSiBlHTrES EVERV
'Q Y.OTORIST V-JiUL MAVE TO "BUY A KEW
VJHY NOT SUORTEM TWG LlPE OF TME
ARTICUTE TO feO TJAYibj AND LIFT
THE 'PROFITS INTO THE.
BILLIOH T3RA.CKETS?
sirX ME S BEEN N I
WT'S Vrl MULTI-PLVIN' j
7HE NIOOW. YA ALL.
JlTJOlM' MOW ikPTERNJOOi-J I
v figurinT W GUESS i
irm' MILEAGE, I'D BETTER j
C iiiu Kir-.-r cucTPM tlh; I icf OP TUP -J TI2P TO FOR THOSE.
X Article to 60 tjays, and lift j v maks ? .. i -E4Eer.s,
"TV THE 'PRO-FITS INTO THE -- "v 1
TRIE
winter.
( ell and Henry Ireland went to
Kaiidnn Sunday to v I h i t their hIh
ier. Mr. Maude (iile (ulier tela
s spe nd inn the day wil )i Mr.
and Mr.. Ciles were Mr. and Mrs
I till 1 1 eland and datiuliter, ,)m ee,
trom .larsh)idd. .Mr. and Mr.--.
Mill IlirKiliL- linin Cortland. MlH.
hae Itacklilt and daughter. Mm)
Ann. Mrs. lori Ireland ami two
i liildreti, Jionny ami Coleeii. front
('nipiilh , Mih. Mautnie linwe. Mis
Hell Clark Hum ICediuoiid. Mud
lifdaml. Kr filler. .Mai eel la and I At-
ELKTON
KI.KTON, Sept. n. -Misw Kllen
Iludtdsnn, of Sprlnf if hi. iff vinitlnK
IftcHt lately ha Hffu .miieivinlii,': ; at Hie tionu-ol tier aum, .mih. r i iiiik
lhi erect ion ol American nuitiu -. itiud
liientH on World war h a t I 1
Ho luokn fniward to another tin.
In Krance. altlimiKh the war makew
Unit neein i tmlnin hope.
Around the County
OLALLA
Cell Ireland
Mr. and Mr. C W. Holy, tr M'd
lonl. an viittti at tin- Heorce
llindt-r hnine.
Hnhert lleckley Ih In the hospital
at Kum-ne. Mrs. Mary lleckley is
at (Micelle wit h him.
l II. Solomon in m-llin lil
pniiiert at Horteliurj;.
,VIi(';Auna HaliifH, of Kiip-tie,
van in ICIkton Wedmday atlond
i 1 1 l- lo lninliicnf! mallciH.
Mih. ('. A. Ilriunaii whs a Salein
vlfdior Krhlay.
Mr. and MtH. W. Iln II have
rcliirui'd from Kttueiie when Mr.
Miss Wells taiiulit In the
. Wilbur hmli school the past I ii
OI.AIJ.A. Sept. 1:1
and I'nil llyinu were IrauKaclliiK , lliiell has hern atleiiiliun Kiiminer
IniniiicHu In KfeM-lHiru Wi dnesilay. ) m honl. Mr. IIih-H will teach In the
Mrs. Ohciii- Knwland spent 1 lie i lilr.li m hool imain this tall,
pant week in Hoselnim vIxllliiKl Mr. and Mis. Knient I). Wade al
friends and altemllni; to re nt Inn tended the fair at Salem Krlday.
Ii v pioperty Ihere. (;..im(c Minder is selliut- his
.Iiin Itnrns ol Tenmile npellt pnjiieH al the cannery at HoselnirR.
Thuihilay at the home id Mr. and. yHH ci;,,(, Wells has t'one to
Mis. lioy .1. Cariiall. ! Illai hlv lo leach in the lilr.li schnnl.
Mls Alcie Watkins. who Iiuh j Th1 Heliim1 started the Sih of Hm-
lieen upending i ne sum tuer w n n ,,,, ,
Mr. and Mih. Mieahm laiiiier.siev
1 c llirii'-d I" lier home In Los An
p-ies last week J SUh ,,(,Mv m M 1 .it u i . i.f Port
.Miss uiiemi " .li.ii.l l vhiilMK il... i It i
; home. .Mrs. Millspauih Is a sister
(Ire lli(.J.,t
' Mr. and Mrs. J Nenland ..on,! ''. Miss l-aye
Itns.Mnu have heen Maunu on 'h'sseii rs. Mary I la lues, and Miss
their laneh here the p:.,! few J I ' i- I'"' Mende,! th.. utale l;nr
diivs makiiiK some imprnvemenl s 111 I hursday. Miss I tallies
and harvestini their na.deii stutf. ,"""" " -'lue and a red nh
A niimhcl of people through the " '"Mils she had enieie.l at
i.ilh.v tire .-niMUiii: liuliin Irom lliel'"'' "' "i.h. Mailclla MaitieH v Id-
new West Hniiul.is . lertilc ltlWj-l,,d the O, W. Hancock home at j
w hirh lias n cenllv heen completed, j Salem Idle the nlhols w at llie
Mr. AiIMms, I In new upertnl I- fair j
cut. has heen hu putllim in nie Mis. Caihetinu Marnum ami chil-1
trrs. dieii. Vlminia ami Marjorio, nf
Itoime nwens Is Hpciultni; a few ; I'm-tland. sjicnt the week al the
das at the home it his i;i and mo , h,.ine nf Mr. and Mrs. t'huiloy Cm'
llier. Mis. Anna lielauil. leilik The llmerh ks tnnk the Hal- '
Mr. and Mm. Jim llvrm I nnms l,;i, I, to roil land S.it unla . u
ilanrJH"''. Sallv. who have heen ,, ,)V l)p th,.y iu, (, ,t(, I
p1IMlilH' I li- h aeatlon al the s.ilem Mis. 11111111101 is a laut:h
heme Ol Ml .Viol MM I' I eO l roll. ,,,, 1(.
hi-uan lu-r
Hi-hool ill IHallH Monday. Sept. I. ,
with mi ath-mlaiuc ol 1liiiten ni-
San l-Yaliclsen to attend Hie (ioldeil
(iule exiosiiiou.
MoiiIh Miller, of Creswell, Is vis
It in u the iiotiie of Mr and .M: s.
I'rances Mack.
.!isH Kuhy HarrymaM lias nore to
T"i 1 land lor a v sit.
Mrs. Clara Smith, Un; al ltosen
ami Loyal Itossen wcio Diaiu visi
loi'H Saturday.
Mr. and Mi h. Millie C,.i-". of I d
iliilL.', Cjihf., ami Mrs. l"r.i ;.u;e
.1! I Iioeni':. Ai;.. are vi-iltn th
Indies of .vt- : 1. it Mr. A. li. Saw
yi -f. Mr. it" 1 Mrs. K, ?l. c;?i'),(.,
Mr. and Mis j. .1. Sr.wye is and
oilier relatives .ind f.ieml.i.
Mr. and Mrs. .Inhn Levetihair.-n
ami .Mr. and .Ia:iif s Ca'es
went to Ashianu I.aoie- day Week
end. ( n the reiui n iiome it ip
they isii.-d the Oi-cu'oii Caves.
Miss Mayhelle llo'.-omh was
electeil princess from Klkwn 101- tin
North DoMKlas lair whi.h will lie
held at 1'iaiii Serttemher 15 ;a. Hi.
Miss Azalea Amlrews has return
ed to Med ford, alter a weeks vaca
tion at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Helheit Cr.isliii,.
anil Miss Joyce Horsliiie. of Drain,
were KlUlon visitors Friday even-
Clyde liy.lell, f Tt eedsjiort , was
nn Klkton visitor Sumlav.
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Keiiley, of, nut
KosehiiiK, wen Llktnn isiiors Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. L. Mix... and In
fant dauchler have conic frnni Mo
desto. Cilif., to fvi (Ml Hie D. L.
liule plarn which they hontJit all"" !'
fair, also isit his folks. He will
return to Klkton,
The Klklnii grade and lilgii
schools u ill start Kept em her is.
Tim liiiil school has ordered (wo
Hew school hns.es. K. A. l-'enley
and Fred Clean) wili drive them.
They will be used on the Kelloi;
and KcnltshuiK roads. K. Anderson Slates
ill drie the hus on the two F.Ik that no Kuronean row
Restatement of Principle,
Not Extension, Press
Told by Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l: -(AID
I'rerident Itonsfvelt discussed
at pre.-M coulerc.co today recent
official Hi ittih interpret at inn of
iiis .sp-ccli ut KiiiL-ston. (int.. Ia.it
I year, as extending Hie. Monroe
j doctrine to Ainericu'fi nortlieru
j lieiKlilior. the president sale) his
: speech an not an extension but
,a restatement of that dnctrme.
He said the speech, in which ht
j declared t!le I'nhed States would
; not sit idly hy and see domina
tion of Canada liireatened hy a
foreign power, applied also to all
'the Americas, inciudii ) Iliitish
and I Mt ti (iuiaiia, Urilish Hon-
dlltas, Cuadeiouie, .Martitiiiir.
and other possessions ol Kuio-
j pean powers.
I They are all right, he added.
the way they are, but they mlu.it
t pi esent a different: situation tor
, the t'llited States if they were
1 transferred to some noii-Amei ican
nation.
I Origin Explained
j Cniim back to the time nf th
j lormaHon of the Monroe doctrine,
the president said there w as a
'pood deal of conversation in I"u
rope that a number of Latin-American
nations already had won their
ind"peii(,ence ami some others
were still liu'litin for it.
At that time, lie eNplaimd. there
was a suggestion of some kind of
, Viialillou of powers lo reestablish
' sovere I'lity over iortlolis of all of
Sou til America. Tuat resulted in
the .Monroe doctrine, he said.
11 writings ol tiiat time wen
eamined. be con tinned, tli"V
would show the r.ortrme as tiav
inii been accept d hy the C nit el
v it li the ileliliile tlonmiH
iniild e
munlty who are In operate thi-i ?
season are some of those wlt'i j
large orchards, namely: .Mis. Ada 1
Moore, Ltpinger Hilt lanch, Ueit
Kid-lie, it. Fate, Kred cavei, Hill
Weaver. Charlie Jones nn He- I
Ha mil ton farm, A. W. Caswell, i
fieoige Trask and piubabiy others j
not learned of. j
Mrs. J. p. limy, Jr.. ami baby d
Ilerkeley, Calif., is visiting ut the
home of Dr. ami Mrs. J. I'. Ilray at
the Methodist parsonage.
Mm. Margaret Marcum Naas
and small son. Kldon. ot Warrea
ton, ate visiting heie with her par
ents, Mr. and ..Mis. (). Ma renin.
land with her father and mother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Naas.
Mrs. Kmina Wood is visiting at
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. (AP)
The army ordered recruit I p.
speeded today lor the air corps
and other branches, in 1 espouse
to President Roosevelt's limited
emergency increases for the army,
navy and marine corps.
More than HJ.ooti reciuits will be
sought by the end of October lot
the air cot pa alone, more than
ioiihling the original enlistment
227,oii aimymt u will be to nnne
'the drive forward by several
! months ,il was sulJ. Including
I those for tin uir mips, possibly
1 5n,pa0 recruits may be sought by
; the end ut the year.
I The war department alluealioiiH
I of the new air corps increases Tor
I the remainder ot September and
October im-luded:
Hamilton. California. 2IS; Mm-
fitt. (alilornia. 7"4; March. Cali
fornia. y7u; Furl Lewis, Washing
ton, oil.
Carlton with her two sons, Kldon, t schedules lor the atr force.
creek roads. Lloyd Hudson will be. cstahli.-h sn ereimii y over any
janitor at the higli st houl. j territory which bad gained its in
j dependence.
o 1 'ibis included portions of the
LUXEMBOURG BANS Tutl
ALIENS AT BORDER and Itritish smaller Islands, which
. ; bail not established itidepeml-
iliH'SSKLS, Sept. . (AC)
The little duchy nf Liixembmi: i.
atteniit!iij- to keep the w ar from
ils eastern frontier, t (n lay pi obi
bited the presence of toreiune : - '
at S hen -en, which borders the
French village of Apach and 1
sepaiated from Perl. Herman; ,
by the Moselle river, only l'fi fi'( t
wide at this poim.
Tiie most coiisiderable actions!
of t he war in 1 he w est ha e oc
ciiifed near the ducliv's lio.t-l
tier. I
Luxembnui gers al the border re-j
ported that until Sunday Freiit-h 1
and Herman sentries patrolled no-j
posiie naniis 01 ine .lKiselie will!-.
hnotinir al each oilier. Since
I lien occasional shots have been
exchanged, a nnmiier ot spent '
bullets falling in Luxembourg lei-j
ritory. i
Machine gunners, separate') b' '
year
O-'O.
The Klkton theater is runnhm
aaaln after lining closed for seeiiil
days due to the 1 1 tor repairs.
-Miss Herahlinir Fenley. who has
been working at ltosiditirc. has a
fidi at Seattle ami lias gone there
in wnrk.
Miss K11II1 Marsinii. nf Oakland,
visited .Mis. Lm lla Hamnii over the
we. l end.
Mr. and Mis. Floyd McMichael
visited in Km:.. ne recently.
O. S. Iteckley w;-s altendiim lo
business mailers in Ktmeiie Tues
dav.
.lames Adamo. nf Camp Klkton.
has i:one to San Francisco to at
tend the f;iji From there he will
lo to New York and attend the
b-tl inr then home In Uiand Cn
lee, WaMnwton. the lail ol Hie
W11 k. The, weie iiei iniaUicd as
tar as ll.cilspoit nn tleit wa
lie b and Mrs l-'n-il IU 1011
,lli ri and Virginia lUum who
i-penl -eveial d.is al Hie ca-t
Met t linw ell I I ..III Tcnilllle i
sited t'l, ieU in nhillii tlx- lost ..!
Hie Week
Mis .Inn M.'U Hi 1- !' S ihiid.n
I l isl Met diiuuMci . Tliclm.i. Hi
Cnlttoir.ia Th.-lma will ba
HttMii to- "'i .!!., to ...,,.1 it.,
and Mis. Kmerick.
I Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Adams have
1 received 11 letter Irom their son,
1 tl.-n, who is in the hospital tit
, I'ottl.Mid. stalinu he would be linme '
In a lew d is. He i:is been lliel"
MIH e settle tittle III ,lul.
! Mt and Mi s t Mto Huvt a l-oii. nf
l.ll-hled. ate VistllHL' Hie Cll.llleS
, Hetlden ho Mi. and Mis. ;is- !
lalsnti. h and Mis. Hed.ieii and
Cvnis Heddcii attended the tail at
S..lem Thin sd. iy.
Mi h Yhfinia H.ii.- has cone lo
GOIHG FASTS
Our relmill liactois and ciuipnK-nt. A
couple el Model I) John Deere, and one 22
Cat. lelt. I liese are real liarijains. more
work lor vour nuMiej- than we have ever
ollcrcil iclore.
"Sec Us First Wc Can Save You Money"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. ExcL
ROSEBURC, OREGON
I 900 y4ryf
I QUART J-gfcif
Mm
Siiy "MiiW Mine Cream"
. . .iitii.1 sec t 'rciiiu of
Kentucky is the largest
si'lling strui'iiht Bouthon
hiski-v in the WorKI!
Fr 1 -wm n!mf7!fmi i
I of no man's land, sit
nn: each other wailinu Hie order start on Hie first lap
o tire. Overhead war planes cL- a good rain is al.-o
it late MiidisiM' bed. ' Anion ; the urow el s
elice.
As time went on Kuropean sov
e:eif;nly over such islands became
aicf-pled because the I'lltled
Mates had had no Iron tile wild
them. For IL'o years these island
and other possessions like th.-
H uia uas bad never Imihei ) anj.
American nation, he explained.
MYRTLE CREEK
MYKTLK ClIKK K. Sept. ::.
.Mr. ami Mrs. II. A. Naas visited in
Med lord Sunday, r.r the home .d
Mrs. Naas' brother-in-law ami sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Witn
er. Mrs. Winter Is slowly reen -erinc
Horn a lonp illness of arth
ritis and is now able to cct about
the house bv the a id ol a wheel
chair.
Prune harvest is nn with a meirt
am) as uual
in progress
III tlil-J eo.ti-
and Hel Wood, and their tamitie.
Kldon Wood is pastor of tiie
' hnsttan ctiurch at Canton.
.Mayor and Mrs. J. M. Ledger
wood and son ami daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mis. (Hen Ledyerwooii.
weie Meiltord visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. .lesse l'orlouw anil
datiHliter. Yvonne, were quests at
tne home of .Mrs. l'ortouw's moth
er. .Mis. Jane Knight, over the La
bor day holiday.
3lr. and .Mrs. Peter Itli and
dai f liter, Kleanor Cutler, fiom
Tenmile, were Myrtle Creek vis
itors Sunday, coiiiiiik over to at
tend Sunday morn tug services at
Hie Cln istian ehnren. Miss Kl
eanor who expected to enter hij-h
si hool as a senior this year, will
probably attend (he Temude
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Marcum of
Klamath Falls spent Hie week
end visiting heie with relatives.
Other Klamath Falls visitors
diirinp the past week w ere Kruce
Wynter, Thursday and Friday here
with his mother and other hoiue
foik; Air. and Mrs. Kenneth Win
ston, Sunday, with Mrs. Winston's
family, the Wynters.
.Miss Mabel Williams motored
to Nonpareil valley, east of Suili
erlin, Saturday to take her sister,
Miss Hladys, to her school there,
which bepan Monday of this week.
Miss Kthel Sellei s went eti
Kosflmrg Minday to he.in her
school at Itiversiite Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lynn Ha i ley arriv
ed Sunday trom liieir home in
Hichmond, Calif., to spend I heir
annual two weeks" acaiion with
their respective families, the A.
M. Haileys and H. M. Shit tclif is,
and to visit wilh numerous niends.
.Mrs. Nina U illani. a neighbor, ac
companied them and is visit i a?
her mother and sup-lather, H. K.
Kndicott at their nonie on South
.Myrtle.
.Mrs. Margaret V. ay. w ito is an
ardent flower lover and prower,
has a short tndlis coveted win
Heavenly HI tte morn motorics,
the blossoms of which are from
three lo lour inches in diameter.
1 hi rim; (lie peak ot the bloom in::
season Mrs. Way says they nlien
had ."' " ' of the beaut it ill I low ei s
out at one time, and as they do
not wiilier so soon as the common
wuioty of morning Klory they are
much more desu'uhic in eery uay
although they are a little hauler
to .pet started.
W. Taylor Cooper of Koseiuiu
is auain a visitor ai Hie V. Hounds'
home. Mr. ( i.oper has spent sev
eral years as a pues tiieie lim
ine the lall ami winter sea"s'nns.
Mis. Hladys Kice, who is woik
in m Medtoid visited at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ',
He-tii. Is. bi-t Thui-.pn and Fiid.i.
I The accelerating was ordered .
! before details were complete for
I enlisting the IT.uhu net increase in j
army strength which Mr. Hoose
elt decreed last nifjht. i
Already enei'.eed in ils most in- i
I tensive drive tor recruits In peace j
(time history, the war deparuneie? ;
had sought to sign up nearly 11a.
noo men as additiiuis and replace-
ments by next June "u, to reach i
a goal of L'Hi.uoh men, including I
the Philippine scouts.
One effect of the chief execu- .
tive's order for a new objective of j
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Wks.
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
527 N. Jackson
Delicious
Doughnuts
Wholesale and Retail
at the
Dunk-Ur-Donut Shop
324 North Jackson St.
POULTRY
PRODUCERS
We have some large orders for poultry. If
you have any to sell it will pay you to see
us at once.
VALLEY PRODUCE CO.
Corner Jackson and Court Telephone 646
STUDENTS:-
Get your typewriter serviced and repair
ed for the Fall School Term.
Also New and Rebuilt Typewriters
for sale.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Anthony L Cromwell
wish
Roseburg Book Store
217 N. Jackson St. Telephone 590-J
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