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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1940". Uaued IlMlly l'.avreiU KuniUy lX NvH-IIw(tw t'o Inc. IHrmlirr of The Aaum'lntrd Vrrmm Tho AfH:luU'd J'l't'fcH Ih exehimvo w onittw.fl In tho nmi for re nit 11 ca tion Of all UfWR fllM'HU'U'H llnimju to It or nut oiln-rwixi) -n-illlecl In thin fmpo-r arnl to U lo'n iipwh puhliHhi-d lii-rmn. All HUM f ru r'Utiluatj'ia C Hixi'-litl (JmiJiiUliCH icroln ury nlco rcnt,rvcil. HAItHlH KMWOltTII , .Kdltor Knlercil n necond clans mnttfr May 17, at (ho pot olrt-o ul ItoNohurK, ori'Kon, uiiUr uct of Ma 2, Mi. Represented by rw York J 71 Mndlwcm Av. Clil- rttai N. Mil' ilUiin Ave. Mtn l;riiflm'i I'l'O Himh Htrwct - trtilt :iUM W. Gruiirl Huule vi.nl l.oa AiiKrl1 433 H. KprlliK Street (trait Ir fiU.'i Htitwurt SlH"t lrt lund .IIM) S. W. Sixth Stieut Ht Lui4ll N. Tenth t)iri-t. 0 R f GlOfM $$48' PER PUB LI S I AT I ON SiiltKTliMlon llntra Pnlly, por y'iir iy until liitily. 6 ni"ii(iin ly mini I-jally, 3 moiitliH by mall..... Dully, ly ctinhT per month. Dully, by currier por year... , jr.. oo . u.r,ti . .! . 7.80 AN exploding hotter yesterday caused the dentil of a woman who livnd on u farm near Vamouv . er, WashlnRloti. JiihL recently a ItoHoburg woman tiled an a remill of burns received when her cloth ing cntiKht lii from a room heat er. These two lianeilies mako it tany tu believe lit" Hlaleiuent ap- pnarliiR in a national weekly mu Kiulue recently thai five women itro burned Id death each day .a a rumilt of their nothing catching tire. It whs pointed out that the loose folds of ordinary feminine apparel mako Hitch accidents pos Hlblo in id numerous. Tho aproiiH, 8klrln, dresses, etc., are k euslly blown about even tho ordlniiry movement ot these Kimneiits in walkliiK Ibal danger ia present wherever I hero l.s an open blaze. The presence of I Ills risk Is not unknown of course, but! the number of deaths five each i clay KiveH rise to the (hoiht lhat ft Ih not HUlllciemly guarded iiKiihi.sl. Tragedy, however, (pi He ofh-n Ih hidden In tho must innocent tlo Ihkh of we humans. It Ih iihL al ways the great and kIuiInk diuiK er that taken the heaviest loll. l'"or example, yesterday the press wires reported that a small boy butt lost the Hinhl ot one eye as Ih'1 result of snapping it u ordinary rub ber hand, (tin lonsly I hut was a freak accident bill the eye is none as surety as il it had been Injured in some other way, It is a fact lhat more personal Injuries result from uccith-nls In I lie borne than from any oilier source. A slippery bathroom floor, according lo statistics, is nunc dniiKcrouH to have In the home I ban a pistol or revolver. It is a mailer of bahil and care we know a Kiin Is duuucttHis but we M'ldnm Ihink about a slippery floor until It is loo late. About the only conclusions tlml ituiy be drawn from (his miner gloomy discussion of llu peculiar troubles lhat beset 11:1 are: (I) You just never can tell and (2) a per son cannot be loo careful. A sat;e once summed it nil tip by saying: ".Merely being alivo Is the most dangerous thing In this world. Editorials on News (Continued from pngo 1.) gricwiiiccs ol Ihe people, id' sour ed a ml aimry posi war tie rni.-iny. When be h'timl himscll. It didn't take htm bum to become a woild llKUtf.) Ilfl'iUAI. II you want to get soiuew hre, 1 1 ud some! hi in; you'ie good at and then woik at il bard. I AKCFJ.ON i Spain I ci lebr.it es with a great llcvta the llisl mi ni versa iv of tietiei allssimo l-Yiin-clsco Franco's capture ol the city limn the revolutionists. lines thai- mean that the ptMiple of llHif-eloun are strongly pro his cist a ntt am i-rVvolui ion 1st '.' ITubahly not, Franco's vie tot y. whatever else it meant. IHUU llHT I'KACK TO HAIifhl.dNA. I'cace in what common, onliu ary people wmil. ri;iTSll broom b,mlles i.tcoini ing to today's dispatches) will herealter la; sipmre Instead ot round. In order to save w nod. Wood has (o be imp 'l ied In ships, anil I ti i lit ill has no ship spate to spate lor thai pui post1. War. you see. means fort lup oil ymi Hit things you don't want and making you do without tho things you do want. (Afck any housewife ahuut square broom handJns.) OOMKhAV (a Ioiik time hence) w common, ordinary people will lrit tin truth iihoiit war ami will thereafter thumb tbeir noaett at the war nut kern. eries of Honorary Stamps Reach First Sale Stage The long-awaited series of statu ps, honoring famous Ameri cans other than political and mill tary figures have loat hed (he first sale stage Postmaster I... I. Wlnr belly reported today. There will he Boven groups of five dllterenL d nominal Ions honoring art isi s aulhorb, composers, educators, in ventors, peels and ucimitisls, to be i h leased" during the year, i be au thors group Is (be lirst (o go on sale, the lc and liv. denominations already available at the Itosebiirg ollice. The :ie ami 5c stamps will be on salt; starliuc February f and the Hie denomination nu Feb ruary 13. Kch group will bt is sued In Ibe same deiioiii dial bins. The second group lo be released will be the one honoring poets but (he sales dales hnve not yet been aunotinecd. All of the :ir stamps in the series will be on salt.1 al Kose biirg Just as soon as (hey art; avail able anywhere, except the lirsi dav, when they are on sale al designaled oMIcoh ubero first day covers may he sent for mailing. The post .office will be glad to give all Information availnble regarding these new stamps, .Mr. Ulmiieriy states. Ralph L. Russell Elected Scout Unit Vice-President lliilph I,. KuhscII (if KimHiiirK VVHH ClHCtCll vlcc-ini'.sKM'ni Jfir DouuIuk county lit Urn itnmutl nifct- Iiicr nf llu. iillinui't urea 'iim-il ul liny SrolllH III li ll r i il t; lii'lil In KllKfMlti .Slliulay. I In? iihi;Miik was Httcndfil by ri'iiri'siMiiativcH fmni Ijiiio, IiiiiikIiih, (,'oos, Curry Jlcn Inn unit I.liifoln ruliiitii'H. KRNR Mutual Brsadoartlng SyttMn 1100 Kllocyolu REMAINING HOURS TODAY I Mill -Full 'ill l.i'wis, Jr.. .M IIS. 1 : 1 r. 1 1 ii v.-fi ul' IIchI. AIDS. 4:4r Ti'll Tilim llnni'n. n.-ir. siniiiiiiHiu, .miis. r. : :tit Vmii'tli'H. 5:40 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tine, MBS. 0:110 Tinillilil'H Tunc. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. II: I. '.War Nt'WH, MIIS. ii:2:i- Mimliiil Inn-rlii'ld. MIIS. r : :! .ii.iiii n. iiiiitiuis, .miis. Ii:-li"i IHniiiM- llliilrc. 7:UU-.Multliil MiichH'os. ( 7:;io Xi'il Jnnliin, Sorrrt Atir-nl. MIIS. K : (It) Ailvi'lilurcs In Khyllini, MIIS. S::ii Iniorliiili'. N : :ir. Musical lnlci luilc. MIIS. 8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !l:l.r- ('cli'hiiilliili nl I In- I'lcsl ilcnl'H lliilluluy Hall 10: 15 Sinn till'. M IIS. ' WKIiNKShAY, JAN. Ill 7mui St ul I' and Nonsense. 7:30 Newa-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Gdmore Corner. 7:45 j. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." T'.Mr-- Ifhapsody In Wax. N:iiU Iticaktust Club, .MltS. K:'M Keei Ktl lo .Music. MltS. s : -I Ti - llonieniakers" F-iium, MllS. 9:00 Man About Town, 9:30 Ma Perkins, Proctor A Gnmble, MBS. 9;I5 Carters of Elm Street, Oval tine. MBS. 1 li : in Varieties. 10: Ui The HtnKllig 1'oet, MIIS. 111.30 Ohio School of the All. MIIS. 10:45 Adventures of Uncle Jim my, Copco. 11:00 ( has. Opeiiiil's Hawaiian1, MIIS. 11:1a Hollywood Whispers, MUS. tl:;in Serspbook Sloi les, MliS. 1 1 ; Ui Jimmy Keiinedj s h-ch.. MIIS. rj tio huucbeoii I la 1 1 i '. llappv liny l.awience. MIIS. 1 r : :tt I'hythm al K.iudom. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. (2:45 News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1 :00 Henningcr's Man On The Street. I I.. I 'on hi c School id' the An. MIIS. 1:30 The Quiet Hour. 2 on At Your Command '2 h". Johnson Family. MllS. J ill! Melody Maltliee. IT. Muse and Music, M 1 IS ;t en -Hal Tin liei . I'iitnisl . M US. It hY Hal Stokes' Unh., MltS :! ; Maniane License KoillHllc es. MIIS. I: no- Fulton Lewis. .It . MltS. I K Maxell ot Itesl. MltS. I "i Tea Time lUtnce. f: la- (ietie Knii'ii's tiich . M US. U.'W- Slums Cost You Monev. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tme. MBS. il no Tonight's Tune. 6:05 News. Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News Review News Flashes. ii hi War A I Sea. MltS ti;30 John B. Hughrs. Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. t; I tinner I 'am e 7 no Kn inond t li.im S In-. MUS 7 i; Mnlilal Miiesiios 7 !e hone lianuer. MI'S , s mo Komain e in lih i Inn, M US. S t,".- Alvinti li''s nich.. MltS. , S . Ill- llll rlllde. s Music bv I'aiih. M US 9:00 Alka SelWer News. MBS, !l : I (liiv IjoiultaiMo MIIS. I'hll II:imI- Hid -rillliill U'l. .'r -Slpu lift. lit, !i. . MHS .Mil.-. r. 10 :u- OUT OUR WAY IvWllUanu --- ,'r, .iiliimlllllliilllliiiillii'ilViniiiii I i f .. . . .... - i ,itiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: I, , 1,1 Kifl , . IMP KJtk III. I I I 1 1 I 1 II - I I W.Jl I LZ I i;.ii fs. i twtsz srxa t my xiJitrasa -Kcai ahmwvk ;?,. Wttt I KSS- wziYMfam I ', C THE WORRy WART t. . .ro v. mt. off. JR.willia: MPtlW BY MCA Sf.VtCf . iwe. t-J Big House Looms For Local Show Ticket Sale for Event to Aid ; Tm': "''I'"' "';'; ;" m- proverbially, are thin, or thin Swim Pool Fund Lively, ntsh) must surely be getting thin Chairman Pengra Says. A ci "i wiled theater Is expected Wednesday night when the itose biirg Lions chili presents Us min strel show at I hint's Indian thea ter as a benefit for the swimminu pool hind. Tilt; livance lirket salt- has been except ioually brisk. Marshall I'eiiKia, chairman ol ar rangements, reported ttslay. The cvfutnu's prouram will lu- lude the regular motion picture show at 7:15 p. m. with the niln- " naco. won a voice uimia tike strel sl.'iw siartln about 8 : hi "oney or vinegar, is putting 'em o'clock. The lilni will be given a ; through their exercises, second showing lollowlng the! rpscy and downsey. and nlde slaye show. waysey ajid whatsey, this gent sure Fifhen vaudeville acts will he , irks their muscles. (If yon see a presented. Including music by the gal limping down Ihe street, re llost hurg Men's Clee clutt. whicbi member what I've told you., will be a part or Ihe blackface, Thn f.H( , kmw of thjs Qs cnorus; ssns oy uie nusuiess huh rrotcssloiinl Women's club. Snap (iillmore and' bis Minstrel band. iit h-n Casi y. Maben Wall id. Itoy I (el lows In ucls of inarir, imper sonation of I'ucle .lush Wetherben. I Allen Coition, accoi dtonust ; Jtdin Saire. vocalist; harry and Sandra he hay ne, da net special 11 lest and other entertainment lea lures by f Cut li Ann Ituhl. Ceomiene Khauk Mn. .Inue Masters Haclier. Ward, Cumniinus. Jr., Hetty Mnrsteis. Frank Hoadinan, ludaviie Strader and Ubers. The hlons club. I'ent'ia slates, is very appreeiaitv (be i-ver.il ! cnnni-r.'iliiiii nivell bv Hie oriiiinliillous and numerous in-j dividuals pn t idpai lug in Hie pr main I'nder ai -ranyeinenls w il Ii Ihe theater maiiaui'incnt r.H per cent of the gloss receipts will he retain ed by Ihe cluh and will be plated in the swimming pool fund, Mr. I'eiigr.l reporis. Church Convention Set for Feb. 5th lielriMiinu from Christian hutches ul I lie c unity will l;h t h i al Myrtle Creek Monday. Feb. a.' iir din hi monthly chinch cniuen- ioll Tile theme n the merlin;! js ; to ) "( In I t inn l.n luu. ' w i: h . :els ;ai'li Iroill the Itouli of I'llil-l lipian.s. and all ei sons iilaiiiilni; , lo atl.'inl are reiiestei I read tlie bunk in adam e of I he meet iim am) lie prepared lo participate in lin- discussions. I Ml-. Itis fnoper ts In serve as 1 chairman. Hh John A. Uame. prtor ui the lioseimm hnrch. as Msling as sonu leader ,Tml Mrs.. Susie I 'aili sec 111 i! as uatiM I'll, piomani hi' Hie roll veil! loll is announced as billows; I'caise service. Special music Senium. 'Fellowship In the (J..MH-I. Iie. M I.. Micks ln:.'i-. Anpnintineiil of I'mnniti t' e '. o : Musical number by coiu-.ie nation. 11 ie. Seiinou Uoherl Timlall 11.:!"'. I'anel discussi-ia. Mr. M. Sntilli. Oleic. IL' "ii, H.i.-,i,et dinner. I I e nl ioiiaU I C Musn al M-h i linn I .".n. S- Mnnn. 'The Star of Nope Thai Led I'aul dn." I!ev. C. F. Sw audi i . 1'ei t laud. 'J IN. Soim. i iuiui ei;at ion. LTi. Uiisil:- I Mill Tl it ! :tie. 1'auel Ion. lieic.r lien I.-.. Y until ion ; repot t 1 liM llsSL'lll. t". Sian trllow up and t vi i ''-V session Hope V liter ;!". sum -erWci r. Speri.ll lIlllMf, s.iiiion "All old Pica Kn New l;i " Minn llrosliem Woiking at Bc.itity Shop Mivs Nt i.i K im- lliiiu h nl ('miiiiI1-. Ii,i miili'il elitl'lov lucnl ;is nu opci ;nei it Hit's lli.uity nlnii. hrL'tii llin iii'i ilnlirs t'sh'rtliiy. Return to Corvilli Koi' Mai I.I .'Hi. I MiimiiiiiI Mri. i n l,'li.ltii-,l lo llii'ir- Mll.lu lt L.'il M.lli mll,', It. How Itm tilt '. K t'll.l l?ltlut at tUvlf Ikuui- licit . I ll RAMBLINGS By PAUL JENKINS I tier. Or something. I Now, don't get nu; wrong. T h e y have 1 plenty lo eat too ', much, maybe. They i don't hick tin; calo- lies; but they do bow lo (he goddess of i Witness: Walk down any street at s:lu a. in., and listen to the ra ; dies blaring their sidewalk mes- ige. A gentleman by the name of I walked my way lo work, my ears weir assailed by a monotonous 1 chant ami, looking, I saw a nearby 1 bouse, from which Ihe sounds I seemed lo come, waing gently : and rhythmically upon its cement ' foundations. Whal foundation I lie swaying j above had, I could only guess. I called up the radio station lo f find out who Ihe gent called Wal i lace was. ".lusi Wallace," the gent ' Ihei-i; replied; "be conies on each inoi ntim al m;;o." Wallace seems lo be popular Willi ibe ladies; which seems brhiK up the supposition thai, lo he popular, extremely popular, with em. oii must hurt em. Thai's all right for Wallace. He's miles away; but jusl YUC try ih hut w hat's all thai got In do with SINGING STAR HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured singer. 14 Expert wnr flyer. 15 Native of Normandy. 16 Repute. 17 Into. 18 Toward. 19 To hold a session. 20 Since. 21 Speech. 24 Reduces. 26 Vampires. 28 Energy. 29 Exclamation. 31 Postscript. 32 Any group of eight. 34 A saying, 36 Mistake. 37 Wrath. 38 Performer. 40 Roman emperor. 42 Sand hill. 44 Sound of pleasure. 46 Genus of frogs. Answer lo Previous Punle vQiNiTiASS ZuirTaipBt r! i dfieMlt 48 He is a as an opera star. 52 God ot wisdom, 54 Coin. 56 Right. 57 Moisture. 58 Fish. 59 Gorson with snaky locks. 61 1 am. 62 He once sang in musical 63 He also sang arias in IM5 I 1 lb 1 I' k H 1 P I11 l1 h I " r " n j "iiLiiiiz'iL1 Fn I 1 M 1 fl l-r-H-H-i the price of anaconda feathers. "I was born at Crawfordsville. in southern Iowa," said Allen Span gler, bus boy at the L'miKjua hotel, as I sipped a cup of coffee which . Maxiane had set (sat or plunked before me. "I liked the farm," he continued, "hut after all, what's h farm in Iowa got lo do with a man's fu ture? I chopped it, and went to Montana lo Washington to Ida hoto Oregon and here I am. "Mr. Harding was kind enough to give me a job. lielieve me, I'm doing the best I know by it. You see, I'm going to hi: married soon to a Yakima girl and I've got to be making some money!" Hoy, 1 meet 'em coming and go ing, in Ihe offices, on flic streets and the highways and in fiction; but I'll throw In my marbles with this boy any time more power to him. Tomorrow mailt rained. my words it Recently Naturalized Man Dies in Fall From Tree WAI.I.A WAI.LA, .Ian. L'll. (API CIihiI'ko l-'oltz, 65, fell from a tree In n cemetery hero today and wits fatally injured, lie was top )inR Irees for wood, M. II. Staines, sexton, said. FollF. was liaturali. ed here II months ai;o. 9c SALE THIS WEEK Care's lie sale will eonlinue nil this week. Ilii; alues on iteius us ed in your home every day. This annual January sale nf Can's store is lom in value. Conic in today and Ret your share. Carr's lie mle. -(Adv.) 11 Brim. 12 Indian j mahogany. 13 Transposed. 21 He is a native opera star. 22 Mature. 23 Nose noise. 25 Drunkard. 27 Young cod fish. 30 Pronoun. 33 Molding. 35 Lair. 36 Thrifty ad- ministration. 38 Constellation. 39 Drink of the gods. 41 To corrode. 43 Attendant for sick. 45 Valiant man. 47 100 square meters. VERTICAL 1 Musical note, 2 Sour. 3 Proceeds on.. 4 Comes in. 5 Hangman's halter knot. 6 Credit. 19 To rcdnct. 7 Standard type 50 Half. measures. 51 Compass 8 Coat end. point. 8 Whole 53 Vagabond. number. 55 Fuss. 10 Snakes. 60 Above. I talking pictures. Indians Will Face Tough Foe Tonight R. H. S. Baskttctrt to Battle - a r 1. i.ri.i. b.hJ w 6, w. riw.i, ..iiii i. v h vi Of Ttn Victories So Far. One of tho feature hasketbull treat b of the season Is set for to night at 7:110 o'clock when Coach Jim Watts' Indian ipilntet meets tho outstanding University of Ore gon Freshman team on the senior high school maple court. The Ducklings, winners In 10 out of their last 11 contests, are consider ed to be ono of the strongest teams In several years to represent the first year class. The towering Frosh quintet, led by Wally Horrevlk, 6-foot-S former Iteedsport high center, nnd Warren I ay lor, G-foot-5 forward from Hanks, present a formidable oppon ent for the local cagers. Most of Coach John Warren's squad is com posed of elongated boopters. be sides those already mentioned, in cluding Beveral players who have played on the local court Itolph Fiihrman or Coquille and Van hyde graff of Springfield, among those better known. Indian Lineup Listed. To offset Ibis tremendous height: advantage, Coach Walts will prob able start Itoyal Denton. (I-font-K veteran center, playing his first gar.in for Kosehurg alter being in-j eligible last semester. Denton Is fast, developing Into n good shot and is a fine defensive man around the key hole. Aiding Denton will he Karl Wiard, (i-t'oot-! letlerman forward; Jim Finhiy, 6-foot veter an guard; Itay Pucketl, l! foot for ward and the midget of the crew, little fi-footS Virgil Sanders, th llKhleiiing-tasI ball-hawk. Lovall Ha tor, ."-foot -7 teammate of San ders also might start. Aiding these men will ho Hill tioodlow, G-foot-li: Kd Ue.ihes foot-1; I.oh-1'II Allorbury. G-fnnt-si: Hill Woodruff, S-root-9. all resurvpn. I W.-islihislDii iikiiIii tnnlKlil on the Tonight's Kiiuie u.'isuines nil.ll-' lli-an-r ciuii'l. llonul Inipra laiH o lo Dm "Dails" of (Iri-mm Stall- ili'timati-il Us ilyn'i the nipiMliPi-H of tho Indian h.askit- mill- in Hit- simoimI lialf afn-r trail hall minad lor Ihpy have bppn In-'i"-- I-.-13. al tl' iimpss last niKlit. vltpil to a iiro-Kanio dinnci- at thp high school, will accompany lheir,'nd hall the tall Corvallis quintet boys to the dressing room and us-' convene-' a 17-h! deficit into :i boys lo the ilrpssinir room nnd as bisi llicm to get icady, nnd w ill then (Hi-iipy n nppriiil section n the iilayoi-s' lieneh during tho con test. Hostak, Hand Hurt, Defeated by Zale Ily TOM SII.KIi 'IIICAdO. Jan. :ln. - i AIM Tie mlddleweiKht boxiiiK lille piclurc, muddled these many months b.v Iwiu clniiuanls to Iho crown, ap pears destined to remain so lor some time lo come. The championship situation can. not be finrilied under present cir- ' cuuislancfs until Cefi rino (Jarcia. lecounizdVl as litleholder by thn New otk and California com I missions, and Al H istak, the Na 'tional lloxiin; ussocialion cham pion, i,'et together In Ihe rinu. I.asl night the setup was niiid- 'lli'il ovi u fui thor wlii'ii HtiiKl Tony Zalf tiHi'y, Inil.. boy. out-j rointi'd llostuk. Scutlh-. Wash., sluym-i- in u non-titlf finht in th- Chicuito slailiiiin. iili- an. I I l is - litlt .it t on a loiiitini; sliow loi' fivi - ioiiiiiIk iinlil llostali Kill I it-i-fl a bailly siuaini'il or hrold'ii li-ll haii.i whirli li'll. him iiiually lii'lpli-sK tin- ri'ti.aiudi.r of lin- liuht. Iloili -ArlutK-il 1112 hounds. .ale. rati"! tin. No. tiiaiii-imi'i' by Hip N.ll.A.. .ioj...t...l himsi-ll' Inl'. the iiiidilli'W'i.iKht pirturi' by his lliildy showing tmainst Hostak. Ilatlcri'd around tho riim and kiiot-kod down in Iho first round, Zulo caino on to uivo lloslnk still' lost ill the first half ol Hi. liuht and Ibi'll pioi-ii'iloil lo w in easily whi-n his rival was ilijill'i'.l. Hot School Lunches at Drain Are Authorized HH.M. .Ian. 8u.--W.I'.A. hot lum-h proji't-t has at last hern rum ploted anil detjiiito word has rolui from tho W.I'.A. ollice In l-.i.izt-tii-that. artiuil service will benin l-'eb ruary 1. .Mrs. Lillian Spencer has been eel-til led as e-ok lor I In! pro jcet. which hat: been held up loi some time due lo the noces.-aiy cheek and re-cheek ot the i:oeiii metit on ntluierous details. Mr. Hlooniqllist. who has been working on this project has also made arraliiiemenls to secliri some hot lunch sup)ilies from lin Federal Coiiiniodil ies eoipoiali.in Evangelist Ross Brown Dated at Glide Church A series it three evilll'ieli.sl lc meetinus will be conducted ul the lill.li- fhllslian ehili'.h 'e.lnes,la . riiursday and f'lidny by llev. !Io- Urowu of Kite. -ne. The Kev. Mi lllown Is well know 11 ill the tlllde eoliltntlnlti . w here he has preached at evalieelistle anil special ser vices previously. '.I'receillllL: the Thursday evenini,' service. a monthly fellowship supper, stun Inn at ::iu o'clock, will be held. II is lo l.e lollnve.l by a bil--f busi ness meelinc. The church Is In- v il ins all residents of the com inuuity to attend the services. Minnie Bell Injured in Fall Down Flight of Steps t -. . Mii-s Minnie Iv Hell suH'ei.-d s vere blliis. s lt.lt mil acil' I'l-dy es- t npetl Willi. nit nroKcn hones . s- terday when she It'll !owu u linic llitfhl ol steps nl the A N. Ill- nit home. In company with Mrs. A. Ktlwurils. she was departlns; froiii the llniitt home loilowiin.- a visit three, when she lost her to it iln: at the head til the concrete ps and rillletl down the entire Ilii:ht. Follow ini: Ihe at-eidenl she w-.i reluoM'd tu hei lioitie on L.tsi Lane street. DAILY DEVOTIONS Dn. CHAS. A. EDWARDS Whatever else may be used in the future genuraiioiiB to chuiacterize our genej-atiou, the one outstanding mark or its identification will be our at tempt to streamline everything we use In order to be up lo date. The same attempt that we make In the realm of things ma terial. Jesus ma do In the realm of religion. "You cannot put new- wine Into oid bottles, lesl they burst." Jesus wiuj continu ally trying to impress upon His generation a new order of things. Time was, when ihe old was fully adequate, hut time brings changes and makes new demands. And wo must never allow our religious prejudices lo run so deep as in prevent us from making whatever adjust ments our imies may demand. It Is the divine discontent that sends us out to bHnsr In a sit uation wherein thft.gs are as they ought lo be. that we may grow in grace ami in the prog ress of the kingdom of Cod. "A new order 1 give unto you, said Jeaus, that ye love one another, even as 1 Imvo loved you." Amen. 0. ICBasketeers Beat Huskies, 45-26 Ilv The Associated Press oJL, xu , r, lJ,ri., the northern division, Pacific Coast conference baskelball cham pionship, looked to he in an im-j pregnable posit ion today after crushing tin Washington Huskies, last nk:lil, 4.". to !iii. The Orangemen, inw a game- iiiid-a-half ahead of second place , Oregon with mi exceedingly favor-j d- able schedule remaining, were I iivcrwhi hnlni: rnviiilli-x in crilfHv In Hip fii'si l-l inlnuti-s of tin.- hpc-i 3 TLTen'Imdl'pa.e sustained Ihe On'ngemen without a letup nt - an, who sioipiI olllv lour field "osp wh" reinpdles ulKed til.) Knals in the half. SenrhiK h-)iior5;in "t lo wu a doctor. Only 7 were shared bv lour Heavers. Ilun- '" - y1 "'"' '''"hp number i--ter heim; hlKh with in. and h ( 10 'liacnoso or sell remu l.lnilh of Wiishinnlon who cot cIkIH. : The defeat was WnshiiiL'lon'H llilrd I "Ahem Uli dlflerenl iireiinrallons lin a row on lis current Willamette valley road trip. Cono N'-l. ' Hoy's Stole 1. I iiiiiham's Tiansfer. and I'mpipia Cleam-rs j wi-re vviuiii-i s 1 . lllur wn-kly n si night in Hi lillL- Of IllP .11 V 1 howling li'imui! nl tin; Alll'VH. Ili'h Dav ol Iho llliilinlla I I'li-aniTH luu hii;h individual audi IiIl-Ii sol-it's ki mi. I'll nnd H2.,. Scucs wen- as follow Iiiinlianrs 'rransl I .. narr . Slophi'iison in:. h;.i li;i rluj'iNai'k iIoiuoih in o(nl daillon. iho !:'! I.',.-, 1 :t:t r.l I loroimi lanciiai-e nnd no-jro iiicus lii.'i ir.r, l,'il .lliiljaiid in inilp iiorlodicnls. Ailvortls- ' I Hi .'IISI.Il I'.lai-k I I I j IMP i M.lrp. ::u ! S!:: I l.'osi-buri: All. ys: l.'oseburi: l!oueo-k .... It. 1,'iomis .Merrill . . Shilin Ilaiiehinaii lldcp IT.7 in-; 1 1:, i:i!i I7n i.-.i. im; in". n;:i i ii:i 12!l ISO 2U7 171 Ill i IHIj r.r.i i Hill1 87 701 yy .ss; 2.",41 Hoy's Men's Store: I- Honor IT,:', I K 1 12 11. Ileinz . .. . 12U 17! 1 1:; .1. 1 mn n ... .21ii Hi.". 1;; .1. Loomis 1211 217 11.7 1'. I.und tip; Jim i:i lldcp li 45 2:t s.o 8Mii Ii.l'H K, No. :i2H: 11. Iia.-kin ..lis i;:i n;7 li. lleiiiweii . .1 1.-, in :i ii':! ll. Anh. .it i.-.r. im i.-,i H. till.. 1T.2 ii:, 1.-.2 W. Woodru.i . 1 Is H'.l 11:: lldcp. Ill HI t v::i s.ty -..ii. ('tp-.i No. I: wii i:,l' 1'.s 2ol Itlnnlitirsti-r lilB tlx Hit! i'alm i:t:t ill III -miliums . . I r.2 171 I :!.. liobi rlson . l-i.-, i (j j7 lid. p. . lis lis 1I-. .-st; -.tto s Ml Kaclcs l.od:e: Weiss .. ... 1 HI l:ls 1 Kelly 112 Ini 1 ;is Van V.-iiznh .;t; It.i 1"7 I'.'sseau 121 lo Ilil liose I7'i i::l it: lldcp ::i ::i ;:i 7IU lit!. H-.2 rini'MHa t'li .in. -is: I len.ii icks lin is:, Mill . I Mi l..n l'ts il Miller ITii 17:', I7-. liplu.wav liiti lti.' l:,; il'.iy - . 211 m, 2"l I lldcp 7-1 71 7! ! "to '..2:', lo; I A'cteians Fatilily: lititel U.n 12.". 127 Cooper 111 11.2 I l I SuiMh . . .Ill 117-111 Taniilun.l 12o l'.t l:'.l I I'wiisb . . . 12-. ti7 l::7 jlMep. ... ..i::7 lMi 1m; 417 77 sii1) III l!H I70J -1 1 ! I 12 -,:,! in:1 tisl -It'll l.-..i! .1 122 ii:: ::il ur 1"2 I'M SI :, , 2C1 - ."..IH: 4"2i III, :::,:,, .,c;i :-173 County Health A. N. Johnson, M. D., Director Douglus County Health Department The war on medical quackery, patent nostrums and other harm !U! !-!''Vnltt lion lif'PII HtlllOIIDCed as the objective of the fourth na tional Soclui Hygiene day, Ttmrs. day, February 1. 1U10 by tho American Social Hygiene associa tion. The weekly bulletin of the Oregon stato board of health this week reports tho following about venereal disease quackery: "Venereal disease quackery Is on Ibe increase and today constitutes one of the major obstacles to the public health control of syphilis and gonorrhea officers of the U, S. public health service stuted last Tuesday in a natton-wido NUCJ broadcast. "Drug storo 'back counter pro scribing has increased substantial ly during the past several years. Many different 'palent remedies' produced both locally and on a national scale are on the market and sold in largo volume. There is Indication that Ihe sales curve has been rising during the past six or eight years. "Jtrge numbers of unethical practitioners 'men's specialists, herbalists, mail order experts are active although quack advertising lias apparently decreased in vol ume. ".More persons evidently are go i ing to drug stores and quacks for diagnosis and treatment of ven ereal disease than are going to 10 l'lnai'ie pnysicians. r.xp,ou.,non ol - ,"s wll think they aro sick o gonorrhea . or synhili: runs into tens of millions of dol lars annually. "These trends wore reported to day in a survey conducted by the American Social Hygiene associa tion in cooperaiiou with the Lnit- ed Slates public health service. Personal interview by trained investigators posing as 'friends' of presumably infected persons were tarried on in 1,151 drug siores in cities In 2fi slates. Sixty-two per cent of the drug stores vistie-d uiagnosed the diseases and oIIcr ed to sell remedies tor anegeu .y- j h;,t ' Tllrtv.om, H .,,, ! 1 1 ,? ' "?, V " 11517,.!" '"l ! "n 'ec.ally when asked .... ,, mmii;, fwmilL Ilil 11 fll i were found to he Keiicrutly uvail- able as remedies throuuhout tho nalioii. Only .1 or 4 were rrniii! nizeil ilruus. the remainder con. Isislins of complelely worlhli-ss in ix I ii i as far as any eflect on syphilis or gonorrhea was concern ed. Mixtures made from such in Kiedlents as boric acid, herheriu, glycerin, etc., of only a lew . cuts value are sold al prices raUKiui,' from $1 to $3 a bottle. "A similar survey of counter irecriliii)K was made in 1113.1, ami comparison of dala indicates a rise in Illegal practices. Jn l!i:i:i, HI per cent of ding store clerks in terviewed -were counler prcscrih in I ;:!. 1,2 pur cent. In I:::, IV. 5 pet- cent did not diagnose but would sell remedies on reijuesl: in l!i:l!i. :il per cent fell in this group. i in-)', -,. . I . .- - C" 'CIUSOII "Sinrn fiuiickory, lil;o IkioIIcr. "1K. im tin undi'i-i-ovni- iiu-kol, il i iniiiciiii in mi'iisuro in voluini'." Il.o aulhom piiinl t. Thov riMiorl. i i i 1 l'i IMl'lUHVOVPf, CXlOUKivi. ndVOlti.sllllr 1,V illinium, however, seems to be less ,.v. lull tensive than III years ami. rr j "In IS cities no adviMtisini; spe '''. ciallsls were found in n,e time a. lloted to study. In 1, of the .!:! ' ".Mt-nisiii nion s spe- t-ialisiH' were round, and IS her ballsls. All of the former mill M or Ihe hitler were personally visit ed by invesliKators iiosIhk ns pa tients. "'It was the opinion of these ob servers.' ihe survey stales, 'that people today are not as gullible as lt lornier years In reeard to the , ! evlruvaiiiml claims or street t-uiden li;lanil handbills. In Iheir mliial iK. to..,., ne. However, thev- are In ureal numbers attracted Into pre tenuous lookitiR oriices equipped i with all soils of electrical devices ! in which a dtaiilled stair ri,.,s Iron consultation service anil X-ray iliacnosis lor $1 In 52. "The palleiH's iti1.iiii.il i imauinary s is of secotidarv lin- ponanee. The substance of the ' lirst qiiosli,,,, a eenerallv. -How niueh eat, you pay?' ,Wever RUar.bMl Ihe lansiiace. Ilis.wl i. qniries are made relative to the pa tient's on, ni,,;,., ; tonlnllvi-ly n lll'.lilbly I,.,. i stlBRfsleil. "Due quack I,, a western rilv Ml ill I. ll nl le - If i .... - "'"i you it '"" '"r ' '"U pav Vl; "' "'!' """ much? Could : " "' ny ask u fool. 'sn uuestton Yon ....... sl'"i u nionlh. You pay ,11P 'j-.,, '';h month nnd I'll ten yo. .,, 1 1 think you are curetl ' ' iiKiniries were made or I '' ' slreef for advice i bout what to do for venereal dlsoHse. -nnt yourself r , the driiL- store- was . advice or h.. tie,- eent. Only- -u P1. ,.,,, H1B. (Teste,! g ,,,vs,,.(,.,, clinic, ami : per cent tlidn't ktunv ' vhai . , .- '',niPar;ibl,. study 'I 2.17". linliviilnals reveai ba. advice': r,7 i...t- n lii:ci d less ndiice. ,S , ' ''IH : liltt.lit the same l... ...tisiy. me authors e e. a liune edit. -itional task yet i iienn.ins lo lead, the general nui,. , lie lie! only !, laets nbolil svphl. ' , ! rn.'H. but also the I ::"7ieal'e-'-:" W-"K""! 1ltli-.l mc-dl. Men r;, live within a ranee f I - tlenrees or lenipt-ial Ul e v.-ii .. i Hon. 111! their body teuipe.atiHp. : iintiot vary 20 desrees. )