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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1940. Seattle Claimed i. . cyinman inue Cash Settlement Amoving to 53,076,000 Demanded on Basis of Old Treaty. 8KATTLK. l'VI) 5.- IAI) H" nuiHK they cmiti'iHl lh ovei nnn-iit fiiilrd Iti llvi' tip lo iirnviHloiiH f 1 he tri'.iiy f M tin Imwiunish tribe ir tmlla-iff with n rrficiviitlnh the liibe now is lay fiiK claim " 1",m1 011 the city f Seattle willi nil its Hky SCiapUIH MOW HtflllllW. The tribe, however, tlmH not waul the bind liark. Chief IVter Jiunes explained today, but wimlil iiiTcpt a rash net) lenient of JV 07I1.WKI. To jiM's.- their Halm the tribe Ikih M't allied Aliorney Arthur K. (Jrllllri i Scat lie. whose atHlnl iiifiil was niipiuveil Saiuniuy by Superior JiHlce .1. T. Hunnhl. tirlf ffn will press Ihe claim lief ore con- lie will seek anion on u hill 1n IriMlnced at the hint session by Senalor I.. B. Schw ellenbach nil tlii)ilinR pit capfia payment iff $3, 076.HOO. JatiifiH, who lienniHo of the luck or own reservation hits resiled on the l.mnmi renei-vallon 90 miles . north of here lor I he pant 4" yenrn wild there are approximately TiOO members of the trllie scattered ahoul the I'iikcI smmttl cuiin try. JameH, now lender lit Pacific northwest Indian affairs, said that under n treaty sinned by Cov. (snae I. Stevens nl the territory of U'afdilnKlnn In isr.o the govern' inent jnniii Incr the Indians cer tain lands. The Ihn governor went to war and was killed and the treaty provisions wen never car ried out, JameH confeiids. j lief ore. 1 he whil i mini came, ' .la men explained, his tribe claim ed ownership of all the land on which Seal Ho and Kim; county now the located. I Some time iiko Attorney (Jrlf-! rin obi atned a mi list initial settle-1 inent for Yakima Indians on a bIiii- liar claim and he will also rcpio- j Kent several oilier Washington I tribe In uctloiiH against the gov eminent. News of 4-H O CLUBS A clothing club ban just been enrolled at Kiddle with six girlt. each i:ai ryui;; the UvM division. They seleHetl Mis 1 telly I'm null u h their lender. .Members ol 1 be clul) are: Joan Williams, presi dent ; HeniUu (Mushy, vice-president ; Mary llniisntter. secretary; Kllcit Htuisntler, I'hylllH Smith anil ititlh Walker. An enrollinenl was snl In from Loon hike by a new forestry hotiby club. This club will do every thing there is to do ill the nKUlnr for estry project except set out trees. .Members nl Loon luke hate no use for more tree.- there now. Miss Mary Lewis is leader of (be rluh, whirl! elect ed lieue Lewis presl deut, Leonard liiistalsou vice jiresldenl and Hern ice (iuslalson secretary. IHber members are lieiio Kiebs, Norma Lewis, Hetuld Lewis ami Alary Lewis. An ail club bun Just been form ed al the ionville school w iih Airs. Nouui didders, leacher of the school, as leader. Membership ol the flub Is composed of lonuld llrumhuch, jiresident : I trim fary. vice pit-indent ; Kstln-r Car roll, secret a i y and Leltoy Sig li idson. Koiir members ol (he T ee school have sent In for material mi home tmd working. They will work us "li!lviilnals" ntul will make al least live ui lit les or wood lor Um' in the home. Tlie.se mem bers are June CluWon, Teddj Pow ell. Palsy Powell and Morolbv Woody. The ninviim pl tllie.l sponsored by the Hondas rounl Klre I'aliol. the 1 tupilta lores! sei wie and I II dull UUeltl. will be Liken nut to several com mini It Iim lor e ening I Jtl()i:iltnis (Ills eeli These show I me sponsored In I II chilis ol each t eoiunnmiiy. w bi It umtips init Ibcir parents anl Inends as gnel at the shows. Toiliutlt the show will be -hewn al Cutiyonvillt-: tomonow eveiuim al Hie Ueeilspnil hti:b M'hool m liaMiilil ; eihiesdav e en inn ;M U llbtir si Inifil; I hui : ,a eveuini; at Limit l..ke st lino ; Krtt)it e.n Hint; billiiii: h i. nt be.-n --iniii. h lb t hle-i upon, bin Hie ,t lui. s ill be shown -M Ctu.U.Me .m!d inu on S.ilndl.n nighl These pu tllie.l include live. to, k MMllt . RENT L. W. Mctzger Co. Mo(,lict d'td Mill and do yjll'l your own jr WifL sa n cl i n ' J OUR BOARDING HOUSE C'Zf ljv iJl-jPI P T'iV4. R:!V!;jr. A POLICE M m WMISTLS IP YOU DON'T il PLEA-DECOV ME PICKETS AW CHICKENS SO TME X LAV, A1D HE'S GOT NERVOUS AS A BANK I WITH A SHORTAGE UnooK out, BAV.TER t9 MftO.1 forestry ami scenic subjects. My lloh Matlhews "Has models" was Ihe prhielpal topic discussed al the Thursday meeting of "The Pmpqua llalsa llulchers." Several reports were given on the progress made by a few owners of them. Ily Heraldine Stephens At a meeting of the "(Henners" Friday. Donna Laphati was a visi tor. The members discussed the jHogresH of our project. The girl: have about one more month and they will be through. It was de cided lo have a Valentine parly and invite friends. The date has not yet been set. Ily lleveriy Nichols The Nill.V Needlers met al the home of Mrs. Cyril Nichols In Ihockwny Tuesday, w iih Kileen PiatI as hoslcss. Tile members woiked on their weaWiiK. Those who attended ere Kileen Pratt. Nancy Nichols. Oiirinne Ilixou, Ueverly Nichols and Patty Nu b nls. Itelreshmellts well- set ved. Jtv Josejiblue Wright The Woodctallers Forestry club held its usual meet in g Wednes day. The educational section of Ihe meeting was given by Susie CrlN peit and Lester Ferguson, v. hen l hey submitted a report on "Some Heneral Aspects oi Forestry," in cluding forest as a crop, woods, watershed, f o r age. i cereal ion. game and wildlife and community asset. Josephine Wright presented a report on "Smothered Tiees," In which she brought out the neces sity ef conserving our roadside trees as well as our forests. Wilciha Hutchingson reported an offer lo sell plywood to our club lor :ic per square foot. Then, we v, c figured the number of squaie feet thai would be needed and . computed ihe cost for each mem-i her. I A I the uel meeting oy '.od ' ami Maui ice Maiihcws wilt report on the forests of Oregon : their e- : tent and use. their industrial im poi Inilce. water power, lorage. fee- ' leailou. game and wildlife. Wib tha I llulehiiison will give an account of the pamphlet "Planting and Care ol Trees." .io-M-phinc Wi it III introduced a new book thai our scheol lihraiy has .eceiitly urrh:':ied and which pertains to tl e trees of ihc Pat die northwest. Tins is t lonely related lo our project and will be quite een. ively, The ineinlierfi discussei) the fean ablll' n ii 1 1 tji lo oil) pbit I'elil lt- ary nun. li was decided that It j the weather petinittel .e .iMlhlj go. I'hev tati lo . ule. Ii:e entire j pint and a lead which will later he 1 Inilldored" eel. When ve have '; completed our ui VeVtm:. we V III j be readv lo be-;in our e-iper'Ilieals j Mr Hill, total b tder. i.h'.-M.I ! a desire that the inenbeis begin j epc liiueiif tug oil tlllteieill W ays Ol 1 inesei'Mli: wool. The purpose til j tins is to le.irn bow lo sao the i wood Sjiei llilelil:; for elliblt so II ' w ill be as good ears later a it I.. toda. We plan lo biive anoth. l meel- fa. 3. S3tfHIA.' NO LICENSE. TAG XjP K I'LL HAVE THAT BRUTE. VH i rz ri it .i i -y"f-i; x. TAKE IT... TRY IT on your own land There's no guosswork about seelcf"ng Ihc riqht tractor when you follow tho "Caterpillar" Demonstration Plan. Here's how it works: 1. You compare values to find out why "Caterpillar" Diesel is the best buy. 2. We help you analyze your work and pick the riqht size for your farm. 3. You take it, try It and convince yourself that it's the tractor you need on every count performance, econ omy, simplicity. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON with MUZZLE THAT MENS WON'T MY CAT AS TELLER ing the last of the week. The gltls' cooking club of Days Creek held Its regular meet ing Wednesday. The preliminaries of Ihe meeting were observed. Knell member told w hat she had done dining the week's ahaenee from school. Most of the members ac complishetl much towards comple tion. Record boo Us Were brought tip lo date, mid il was found that many of the girl have finished their work ami are lillin out the final reports. The Womb-rafters Forestry club held a special meeting at the school Friday. Mr. Hill, local lead er, til a ted that he thought it would be very beneficial to have I be members answer toll call by giv ing something peri a in ing lo I'm entry. The president suggested thai al the uel meeting we would an swer roll call by giviu:; a forest Imv. We were Informed by the lo cal leader thai Mr. Cionemiller. former state loresier. would be preseiil Pohruaiy Huh In go on Ihe field trip. Mr. Hill said t ha I be an ticipated thai Fred Sou'hvi k. se peivlsnr of the Douglas County Fire Patrol, would also accompany us on Ibis excursion. The club sec retary was insirncied to invite K. A. I hit ton. county cluti agent , lo also make Ihe trip, At our nest meeting we will de vole the greater pari of our lime to the study of the proposed chang ing of I be forest service depart ment from the hands of the secre laiy ol agriculture to those of (lie secictary of interior. This question is of Mtal importance to our club. President Josephine Wright ap- poillled Susie Clispetl. Uo lloyd and Harry Wright in plan the lunch lor the proposed nip. The their tachelor w oeMy ui linker etlng ence positioned until ih'xi f some of week due lo ab. their members. The Forest Scouts held a slioit nieei mg Wednesday. The re port s were postponed until IH'M Uieelillg due to tests. PeltJ Mis. Pirb . Louise Wivemflji Vinkhmali ln-bl nieeiiug wilh tin- gills ot the Cook ilig II (lub ot Clendale. A deliloU shall. in on making creamed pota toes wa.i given by Miss Wilma Martin and Ha.el Alt Neet and ihea all ret ords were brought It) dale. Mis.s I'.etU Louise Weseinail re cenllv l'ecei ed a stiver pill tor her fine showing in the slle tevue at Days Creel; last spring on achieve ment day. Mrs. L M. Allen held a meeting wilh Hie Cooking I club glils. Mtss I'.ellV Loll Miller gae a dellloi'.- stiation on making cot na and Mi Uuth Cooper made a demonstration on upikmg banana padding. Ret onls were brought lot ward. Mis I. a uta Kaess and Mrs. . Caidilier held a meeting with the Sewing I and II . lub. They did the heinnnn on Hie tea towels and most of them tinished iliem. vw iters just enrolled ate lie! I v : ' in 1 1 h . r.ett Prown. Ileth Meiss iom. Doll llai 1-oiir. Anna Lee Rnyde-loth- I. on. ihn' Claik. l-'av I'hne. Vl-l Xv. - 7 I'll -KCW4- V -V tnW MaiorHoop,e! CULTIVATES A BACMYARO IS IN BAD VOICE BRAYING AT A NEIGHBOR WUO FANCIES A THOROUGHBRED RACER - HAR-RUVPH;I'LL ADMIT, HOWEVER , A DOG OF NOBLE- BLOOD 15 OUT Of- WLAC& JCH SLOMrAY SURROUNDlNGSyt Rose Hraff. Francis draff. Mar Jorie House, Hay Louise Nelson and Ifernlce Richardson. Mrs. R. K. Place Indd inolher nieeling wilh the Sewing III and IV girls. Their record books were brougbl forward and work on their underskirts was discussed. I hose present were Jean Plate, lietlie Uongay and Ilettie Lou Wesemall. Miss lleryle Smith neld auoiher uieeiing with Hie I II Health club. Thev discussed "Posture." ; I II Hetty Lou Vogelpnhl The first met.-ting of Ihe Slither lin I ll Hobby club was tailed lo order by the leader. Mr.', Davis. Plans were discussed for the club. The members plan to crochet, em broidery, R nil ami many other things. The one tuing that the whole dub will make is a "Leave a Note" box. Julia Saht.la was elected pres.. lent, Patty Jordan vice-president, Cloria icecroft mu rotary. Itetly Lou Vo;:elpohl pews reporter and I'arla Wolle yell lead er. .Members other than officers are Vivian ll.iviland. Jacqueline Thompson. Naomi Shedeski. Kiln J Maker, Shirley Myers. Audrey My ers. Anna Fennil. Jean Shirley, (ithdla Carty. Jean Kmery, Cora Wolle. Virginia Heller. Pat Finery. Jean Turner. Kdtia Real, Norma i Icecroft ami Cbda Cooper. ' Ily Arlos (Jreetie ' The Ftilb-iion 1-H Knitting rluh j met al the home of Ann Carter Wednestbty. January "L We had a business meeting and several num bers on t be program. Refresh- ' incuts w served. The remainder of ihc time was spent in Unfiling The Douglas County III Local la-adds' association will hold its nex-t. meeting on nex; Monday eve ning. February 12. at the Oakland school. The I inklaml leaders are plan ning a short ptogram of entertain ment w h ich will be followed by the re-'iilar business session. As soon as the business has been taken tare of Ihe pictures which are being shown in the various communities during the first two weeks of this month will 1 v- hihltcd lor the benefit leaders. Hit AII Officers Retained By Credit Corporation ML'HFOKR Feb. I!. All oN jeers tit the Mt'dfortl Pi'odmtioti t'redit roriniaiion mio re-tdetit-.i at the Miinual nieeling last week. Win 1 1. Hi nnliy. cat ( Icman and stockraiser was renamed pit sideiii., and lien Hilton, hnpgrower. drains Pass, v ice-presideul. H ill on wit h 1 1 X. Ihisetlhai li of Ktiseblllg Were nai i directors. Delayed Diploma SUKNAXHO ill. Iew:l John Ctnrton is going to madunt - (mm Shenandoah hl':h st hool is j curs ,ilti-r he aiteiuh'd his first class. He si ail or) workiie; wiiih- in liiL'h rclmol, i hen ni.uried and ilittpped out. Now he has taken extra work to complete the two credits he tie. .teii jur his diploma. BASKETBALL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH 8 P. M. Senior High School Gym Broadway Clowns OF HARLEM, NEW YORK VS. Cass Street Clowns OF ROSEBURG Special Attraction of Evening Will Be 15 Minutes of "Black Out" Basketball Admission 40c, 25c, 10c Fire af The Dalles Da vac With krfif TIIK DALLKK. Ore., Feb. 6. ( AP) l"lr apparently Hpi ending from an explosion In tho printiur; shop or the chemiKtry Inborntory destioyed u 11 but the brick walls of The P'lllcri high He boo 1 today. Paul It. Mei ulloch, superinten dent. Huld the Ions of the building md e)ulpinent waa about $.50, tuio. Kireinen mtved the home c,onom rx unit. Hie healing plant and the new $lln,uiiu gymnasium. Tin; electric clock In Ihe gymna sium, utlachccl to the timing sys tem ill the demolished building, stopped ul 2::i.r h. m. There wub no hUii of I'lamei at '4 a. in., the hour Kd Spencer, night watchman, lel'l the building. Allhoimh Fire Chief Leon Mohr diseovereil no evidence: of lucen diai'imn. he dispalchwl a request for an invPHtintion to .luck Huycs, depu'y stale tire marshal. Mohr Ha id he had frequently warned the school board the 25 yeurold slnictiiie was a fire trap and expresHed the opinion casual hert might have been high had the blaze occurred during school hours. Superintendent Mcfulloch an nounced the junior high school KtudenlH would ho housed In grade fwilK A ebnreh or the mnillci- ' nal auditorium may be leased to care for the remainder of the 5Ml students. The building, erected at an ori ginal cost or ?ir,u.tiuo. and the equipment were insured. Around the County Elkton KLKTON, Feb. fl, M r. und Mrs. W. II. Sawyers, of Hebo, visited the 1 1. L. Rule und A. R. Andrews homes Friday. Mrs. F. P. Hutchinson has re turned home from North Hend where she was In Cue luisp'tal for :iti annctidicills operation. I Frank Hinder is ill at home with i Hie fill. Win. Ch ver h-.m return."! from j Astoria where he has been attend I tng to business. I Mis. Cenrgina Durbin. of Oardi iMir. called at the K. L. Rule home I Sunday. ; The California . f)regon I'ower ' company has started to din post holes between KIkton and Sfotts i btii". Tho company will start to : set the ioles Monday. Henry Hrown i in ihe hospital '. ai North Rend. . .Vr. Hrown is re-!i-eiing treatmente for injuries be ; received some time a?;o by a limb ' ot a falliliK tree. Mr. iiml Mrs. .1. L. Cor.k are siieiullnc n few days at Portland j when Mrs. Cook went for medical 1 treatment. t Mr. nod Mrs. Ira Wells spent the: 'Week-end in Cot f -via Grove. McKiuley Hedden has gone to j Los Antfeles In woi'l; in an airplane facttiry. Mrs. Charles Hedden ami Cy I Hedden have been at Scrdtsburg the past several days. They were at the John Hedden homo while Miss Fmma Hedden war, in the bos jdtal at North Rend. Icel Clark, of Snthe.liti. was at tending to business matters in Flktou Thursday. Mrs. Clara Smith was looking af ter business matters in Yoncalla Thnrsduv. A grade school i p-etlng will be held February 7 for the ;nirtiose of voting on consolidiit ion wilh the Kelloga district. .loseph business tlav. ILidsnn w 1 1 1 ii it s in '.s attending lo Kiigono Tliurs- Mrs. i:iv:t Hardt pt-ne ffCeiitly. ;ly wa:i in Eu- Yoncalla YONCALLA. Feb. " Mr. and Mrs. Ki ie Stenseth. Man hi Mel hmt I and Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Stonaker motored to Porthrnl Snn thiv to is it relatives and frienils and see "(lone with the Wind." f (it'Mi ge Wei tz of Toledo spent the week-end visit in; at Ihe Tien Huntington and Dare Kiferery PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 Funeral Given Wrong Man, but Lodge Thanked PORTLAND. Feb. fl. f.P) Oeorge Oruig thanked tho Prine ville Odd Fellows yesteiJay for the fine funeral they gavu him Saturday. Startled fraternal hi others checked up. diHcovered that when Al Nichols, Prineville pio neer, died last week ul the local hospital, Craig's remtiven had been erroneously noiilieil. Craig is a patient in the hospital. The error was discovered bo fore Nichols' body was dent easl to Craig's relatives. homes. Miss Kelly Welah spent the waekend of Ktigeue hero wl'.h IrieiHls. Mr. and Mrs. JTul llillings spent four days last woek visiting in Washington. Miss Alice Origsby sjiont several mer Thomjison home In Shoe string. . .""'Ul,,i ; ,' ' n.,..ii Miss Origsby lives at Gunter. ,",'- 'Jn',,iil,,'lk' .j1."' luul H,im" The members of t:-e Indies Aid'1,m an'1 1 lara Ml"er- . n . of Ihe Methodist church are mak-' 'I'he school lost the :ollowm llllf i.bthi.r.lln T.l:mu f..- n -G.m fitlldeHtS at the clnSO Of tllO Ill'St tea to be held February 22, Every . one is invited. Rev. and Mrs. lliiiton of Hood River arrived hero Thursday to nil me nuijni of the Calvary Tab' M-nnele. left vacant recently ity, Rev, and Mrs. Sc'.nuidt. Vein Williams reeejved a bruis ed chest and back. Thursday, when a log rolled over him. Mr. and Mrs. Hope lllckmrn and son have moved into the Lawman house. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parks. Mr. ami Mrs. John Potter. Mrs. Leona Merk and Mrs. Geurgo Ktles trans aeteil business in Ku.'eiie Friday. Suthcrlin KI'TIIKill.liM Feb. li. The Wo man s Home Missionary society will sponsor n fellowship lea at the Sutherlin . Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. February t. al 2:.",o o'clock. Miss Klvira Woffnij;! is Bpemling ti iew nas vacauou wnn tier laiu ily anil friends. Miss Wolford is j a sludi nt of Sacramento Junior colleue at Sacramento. California. ( P I'.h. field men have ht-en in-j vt st inn tin g possitillltii'H f their . rltMiiii-Niwiil in SJnl horlln i-.-illi-v thf. I mt len ibivs. ' Mr. and Mrs. C ,T. lir.'W.-r are h-avln--' Monday for San Francisco where they dun to hoard the S. S. uitnne lor New inrn t ity ny way of I 'a no Town. Alrit-a. Mr. and ! Mrs Urt'Wrr will visit relatives in ! New York tor ;ti intiefiniie time. Mrs. Leslie ("hanman alul Mrs ! Marlin Holmes and daughter. I'on - tea. if lirain viit"tl at tin- drvillel l''i..nili 1-MPif Iiml 't'liiiid'tv. 1 Tho annual world day of jnayerj ; for the first Friday of Lent will! (be observed by ih" women ot I tSu'.herlill al the Methottist church j I-'riiiay afternoon. The service, ' which is being arranged by Mra. j OrvNle French and Mrs. Stewart Lei'dy. i:i lo henin at L' o'cloc k. All women win are Interested are in- vitetl. ; In a basketball game between the Oakland and Suthcrlin town , liMinxi l;i't 'I'ncsilav lil-'hl the ! c, i to, ..,... .., i.! t ' A sjieelal st-hotil meeting has! ht i calle.l lor the j::th of Fehru- j to elect one director to fill the, vacancy of He i!'-y Henley, who re- signed recently. trin' t,rrlu!ndUhe' Hid TZ ,'l 11,1(1 "'u.tieaily asketl' for an am tiip t. lorlland Ihe nid of tlx , )(Ul.im.e ,-nr ( (,x,l(lt.tluu wir. . weids. , , ,, ,,,. .... . ; The Ladle itt society which has its regular meeting on (I... I tirst Thnmhiv of the month. will noi meet ii ni it ine seeonu i inns- day. February LV I'r. and Mrs. II. W. Snook were dinner irnesis of Mr. and Mrs. j .leles Hohhelaire at their home in! (inrdeti Valley Thiirsilay evening. CREAfflf" says the majority! This "Doriu.H-KiCH" whiskey is the largest selling straight Bourbon whiskey in the world. 'T.'X)i piij OT. $1.7(1 ! H SCTTttO ATTHtOrsnilERY I I R oboof Yoncalla High School Lists Honor Students lowing pupils were on the honor roll lor the fitvl semester in Y.H.S.: Wayne Phillips. Dwayne Walker. Norma Miichcocic. iJonald Cockeruui. Stanley Walker, Prls cllla Turplu, Lye Voth, Wane Jlicti. Vera Thompy.in. Vetiola .Marsh, Stanley Walker and Tom llollaiuon. Perfect attendance re eord for the lirst semester were. Wanda Swearingen. Albert Pal mer, Kslher Lee, Wanda Jonen. I'onahl (,'ockeram. Vera Swearing i n. Vera Thompson. Marvin and Ivun Hamilton. Honor nil for the last six weeks were, Duane Walk er. Wavne Phlppils. Norma lliu-u-eock, Donald Coekeram. Prfscilln : Turplu and Stanley Walker. Perfect ; Hitenilaiue for the past six weeks were, Wanda Swearingen, Albert ; Palmer, Veiiohi Marsh. Allied Lar- i pon. Fsther Lee. Wanda Jones. 1 Lie Madden. Carl Wlttmeyer. Th-I-j ma Wheeler. Vera Swearingen. i Donald Cockerain. Marvin ami Vera; SemesUM". I Ml.llie iliei .iiiimvi " cv. who nuutd to Portland. Lyh ' Villi, moving lo Montana, liweiuln 1 lyn Wheeler, livitm in Kellou:: .with lier aunt, and Tom Holbunoii. who ilnished his senior year. Lives 11 Hours After Shooting Self in Head TAtOMA. Tea. fi. Anderson. SS year old (Al-i-I-aul I bank teller I despite Ihe ' who lived II bouts fact n bullet had pierced his bead from temple lo temple, died in u hospital late last night. Pelective Captain t'llff ' I borne said Andi-rson's death was a suicide. He was found slumped on a bench in Fireman's park here yesterday. A pistol lying beside "li Im- j Osborne said no motive lor Ihe suicide had been found. Nation al I'.ank or Washington officials re ported ihey I id all f Ander son's accounts "in order." ! y!ni' Ivors ill,- hull' his witlow and . i cnj,it ODDITIES H'-V Hie Assoc ialed Press) J Dumb Scholar j OKLAHOMA (TTY- -"Where is , 11. Whalen in jioliee i f. , ,i,it "' licit L ', J u j l n-iked a initiidmaii hool. "I don't know ." the officer a .swered. "The .tl;re station is at ihe cor ner of ("on- h drive and Sharlel ;iVl'"lM Whalen snapjH'd. SlCK COW PARSONS. Kails.- Lossy i;ot oil- j ed. and it cot the county . j llossy--a cow has u weakness ; for motor oil. Siie drank some i from a pan into which oil had; been drained from a county line- i tor. j She not sielv. Her owner was in- , I "o-1"""- ' ."," lnid the 1U voter inarinn's bill. , ! Calling All COTS iivvi-pmi i.h -ii.'t ilu, " i"'- nee stjuao j ' ,lp l,olH'1'' however, found plenty Diet ...Reducing Docs your system require roughage? Here's exactly what you need in a new delicious form . . . ROMAN MEAL BREAD! A new, different, delightful dark bread made with genuine Roman Meal and sweet ened with pure honey. Makes grand.toast and you'll be delighted with the mild, efficient bulk it pro vides. Buy Roman Meal Bread TODAY! Insist on the genuine, with the Roman soldier on the band. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR.. CHAS. A. EDWARDS it, lliv 'Clio 'IS", fb"-" pi,,p n li'i.'l'iiiK"liiuololiie children ot UriM-1. The vut o Blood leu lo two. Ten lor feur. two for cour ii(ie. The len leiiresentutive men could hardly be ttronii, but might Ihey not be? Yes, If they w.re voliny for fear. How wronK were they? Just the mo ment the vote wns announced, oiBantzation " ' oiu-e marl ed lor u niai-ch backward uIoiik the path the people hail come. So we linil here the majority was certainly wrong, .for the, kingdom of fcuiritual prosress lo always forward. Who has Ihe ( hristian's intention luday? Tho lew couraK-ers or the many reiil'-ers? How Is It in the rluirch when- you worship? Do you count the voices or rale them on their quality? And how with yonrsell? l)q you nirill to the voices that look to ward Ihe land of heller things? or are you more Impressed with the voices Hint would back track the wilderness way? Keur I the worst enemy that ever gained a foothold in the heart of liliill. because It robs him of his elllciency aloiiK the pathway of lite. Amen. ul' emergency, They just made Ihe hospital and were rushing Mrs. Kt dans upstairs in an elevator when slit; gave birth lo u boy. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jackson Rcseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Row iVlilk "Drink Milk for Health" Phone 186 This Coupon Good for 15c on 1 pair or Rubber Heels Expires Feb. 17, 1940 Hobday's Shoe Renewing 1 1 II 1 1 THAT MIDNIGHT RIDE Paul llevere g.d the buys out of h"d nil rtgiit and udd them the thitish were coming, but hi tlulii't tell tht-ui ahoiit our hi.uh 'lass thy cleaning service That's riiil. 1TJ brings this ser vice lo your door. CEeaners 220 W. OAK ST. 1 "