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I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1940. laaued Dsllr Ksfrnt Huadnr by tbe Mrttilirr of The AMoefiitrd Vrrmm The Associated ITiihh lb exi'lumve ly enlitlud to the inw for republica tion of nil news dlnpatchon credited to It or not otl'i wjne credited In thin pspor awl to nil local iiowh publiHhid herein. All rlKhta of r- Kublka(in of npectnl dlnputclies rein are bIko rciierved. HARRIS KLLSWOKTII . ..Kdltor Entered rm Keen rid clans inattir Mny 17, 11211, tit the pf"t offtro at RoHphurtf, Oregon, under act of March 2, 187ft. Represented by rw York li71 Mndlnon Ave. fht- ftio 3tf0 N. MKhlKin AveHiw Kriinrlii-'fl HiihIi Slroet I Jr. 4 roll 304 W. OritiHl tloulevnrd l.om Aihec!' i33 ?. hprlnjr hitroel Htniiirtiv.t oifiwiin nireei t-ori In ad 520 H. W. Sixth Htrout HI lUal 411 N. Tenth Htn Onrcloi ,PIR PUBLI5 I AT I 0 N SubMcrfiXlon Hairs Dnlly, por your ly mail fli.OO Dally. rnnntliH by mull bally. :i months hy niiiil Daily, by carrinr jut mnnih.... Mb Dully, hy carrier por year "-H0 Till-: United States Forest Serv leu Ik ubout tu be transferred, lock, Htock mid barrel, from I ho Department or Agriculture, whero It llttS hcCIl lllWilJH, tO till! Depart ment of the Interior. It la reported tlml tlio executive order making thlH change has ulreuily been writ ten and signed hy the preiddcnl. L'nlesB (he congress, within a lim ited time after the order Is fu innlly issued, Initiales a move to deny the order, ft will become ef fective, dekett, htriiU or Interior, who wants the change and very definitely unntH it, la powerful In the east. Ho turn a powerful argu ment -the magic word "conserva tlon." The western stales, moat vi tally affected by the transfer, have relatively Tew votes In congress. There Is a queer paradox in an administration purporting lo be the great liberal, people's govern iiipiiI, etc., handing down a decision lo transfer forest reerealton areas to the bureau that directs tin- na tional park service. These remai ks are based upon ohservulloti at Crater Lake and at Diamond Lake. These are the ureas In which we here in Douglas county are most interested, You must pay a dollar for per mission to drive your car into ('ra ter Lake park. You cannot carry a nun or do any hunting. Those who like lo ski are not permitted (o remove trees no as If) provide a tdti slide. Private summer homes are taboo. Hut tn the Diamond Lake dls trlct (it I under Ihe care or the forest service while Crater Lake Is nm tinged by the National Park Service) the atmosphere is entire ly different. A number of attrac tive summer homes are built near the lake and there Is room for it considerable number more. Hunt lug Is permitted. Thete Is no charge lor driving your car any place yon pleane. The forest serv ice ini'ii are not policemen bent on keeping you from doing something the rules say you may not rather they glc the impression that they waul to rce you enjoy the forest and the lake and seem lo he will inn to do anything they can lor you lo help you have n good lime. There is a vast dlflerence in the two types of lecreallou area ad ministration. It w ill In- an outright t 1 line against Die people of Ihe e.u it Die entile Cascade urea, now ad ministered by thi loiest m-nite is Ittnied into a national p. irk wild all of Ihe rules, restrictions and .id liibsion fees Imposed. Editorials on News (Continued from ps 1.) buys again from the faetoiy. The orders thus received start the lac lory wheels to spinning. When the consumer is buj im; goods nt retail in Increasing ol ume. burners is in a heulthy con dition ami likely to ;o on n re wine That is w hy tlepcinbibe report n I hat retail iilc.i ai e iucii asliiK ate the bed of nil bulness newt. llALTKU It. IHJAIi. iutenntion al prtNddenl ol ltuUry, .-.pcuU-In: In I'ortliiud. cay.: "The (act (hat youth Is a bundle or con it ad let Ions and h lloek of nnnntives dors't mean tlial the vfiiniKer generation is golm; tu Uw dogs. Youth today Ik no more dif ficult than other dnnnea o so ciety, Ye all have problem." I F1: DM Hie lime Ihe uorld he: "i Iililll Ihe ptehcnl, t licit' has never In-cit a time when use didn't fthaRc Its head in loiehodlnc ah. -nt youth. And thero has never been a time when youth failed to take over the burden from age and CAIIIIV ON. Soil-Range Setup Explained at Meet Rostburg Business Men Hear Of tantflts of Policies After School-Conference. The program of soil ami range conservation, hh, conducted nation ally under federal subsidy was ex plained last night to a large group of Itosehurg business men, who met at h banquet meeting with state, county and community com niltteenien. The banquet meeting and program, held at the I'mpqua hotel ut (1:30 o'clock, followed a school held yesterday afternoon for those concerned w 1th the agenda In Douglas county. The school and conference at Ihe Knlghta of 1'ythlas hall MondHy afternoon was directed hy John Shepherd of Sclo, Ktntc committee man for the agricultural adjust ment administration, and Arnold T. Ilodker, Oregon Stale college, Cor vnllin, AAA field man. The county and community com milleemeii were present and heard in detail thu rules governing Hfin benefits. At the evening Kcssion. each of the committeemen brought one or more guests to the banquet meet ling, where a general explanation wan given of the purposes and alma or the federally sponsored program under which fanners re ceive benefit payment for soil and range conservation practices. Payments Cited The program, ft was slated, re sults in payments of about $.u,umj annually in Douglas counly, with slightly more than 2,ihiij farmers participating. If all fanners co operated lo the fullest poHsilile ex tent In the soli building practices and range and pasture manage ment, the benefits could he in creased one-third or more, it was stated. In attendance at the school were County Committeemen II. I Nich ols, Kiddle; It. It. Clarke, Oakland; I j. S. Cotnplou, Drain ; Secretary I. Ilobiml pinker; Assistant Secre tary John A. Irving, and Count v Committeemen O. J. Set her, Clen dale; Y. II. C.arreL:, Clendale; T. Johns. A.alea; l-'lhcrl Hull. lilddle; K. P. Illuudell, Hhlrlle; John II. Ferguson, Days Creek; Lawrence Michaels, Canyonvllle; li. V. Matthews, Days Creek; o. 10. Weeks. Myrtle Creek; Hoy VY. Al Hpnugh, Myrtle Creek; P. V. Cook, Myrllo Creek; W'illaid Smith. (Hide; Charles Dyer, ltosehurg; J. v. Ilonehrake, UoKeburg; .1. (J. Parties. Tenmllc; Leo Sparks, Oak land; Charles II. Davison, Oak- laud; Ceorge K, Shanip, Sulherlln; Liigene II. Fisher, Oakland; (leorgn I. Madison, Oakland; C. (i. Heuderer, Klklon; V. Y. Crow. Yonealla; Chester lty.lell. Drain; Y. (i. Itnagliind, Iteedsport; John J. Weiss, Heeilsporl. Sign Scares Auto Thieves Into Hitch-Hiking Roles (i It A NTS PASS. Feb. LI. (API A youthful California trio who admitted Ihey stole three cars ra ther than walk, was scared Into hitchhiking 2,' miles by a state no tice to tourists, Sheriff Haines re ported. Panics Mild that Cecil Kvdo. V P. Heir and William McKeiile. stopped at Cave Junction, where a sign Informed them thai oul-oi-state cars mut be registered. They were afraid. I hey said, that their cm s Would be halted, so l he w a Iked by the still ton and c nine on to (iiailts PasH where they stole ail I Men-ill licensed car. They were arrested In it al ltosehurg. The en r aliiutdnned al Cm c Junction was damaged. Parties said he was told, when one oulh wanted to sleep and aonther to Its ten t ) a broadca.-t. The 'sleepy one roused enough lo hammer ihe ar i aillo Into w n ckage n th a tu toed. Flier Overcomes Handicap to Get Woman to Hospital l.r: iston. iiiaiio. imi. i:: lAI'l llcrt iluinerly. l.cHtslnu l'lalllon ulr mutiulalice pllnl. I;ui'li-'l a se eii-passeimcr plain' in a lullil'lv uln-at llelil iicar Tin. ii'. estfiila anil llrw ili'spi-inte U III .Mis. iewe llns l-i a W'al la U alia liosntal. Mis. HhMmi!. wile nt a idluller. was tu a nun. i riiiiu illalietes 'I'lir iM.laie.l lam h was ai i es- l lili- i "I I In sail'lli- Iiiiimv Ni-li:le hois sel ill a li'llilite In a lu-PI In entile the pllnl hat iinin. ily .1. , i.l el the ateii was Ion small anil pill tlii' ship ilnwn pi ihe wheat stale l.le. lie Was Intel)' ahle In Eel nil Ihe m, ma. I hcall-e nl Ihe mini. Funeral Services Set for Late Howard Jones runeral si r .es will l. l,, l, l -' p. in i iliii'Mlai lor llnuanl .limes, s.'. ,'l , , , ;s,.,ui i: resplenl. who ,11, , I Siin.lav eii niuu fnllnwllii: a ,inir Illness. ''i,. M.r. l,es Mill . cm, hi. ,., nt ii,,. Ilnseliilii! I n.le.l.iki,,; innipain pai lni " h Ihe li,.,. Mm i ts ; li Interment will folpiw in ihe .Inues . eineli r . Second of Martindalc Twin Babies Passes Away The Mi-cond ol twin mmi hot it Sunday to Mr. ami Ml K. ,:t,. tindah' ol Itoschuru nl Mt( Iii.h pilal died last olizlit Tin' tu-i ol the I h litis died fh'U tlv iilhT hutli. H'Uh ImhJIi'h Hif at Ihe KomIhiic llldci I it k ill k oil) puny p.ii loi s. At i aiiucnit uts lor M'Ulns h.m 1 1 T t bcf-n made. OUT OUR WAY -4&i, ' LISTEN, WORRY WART, THIMKIM' VDU WW'' I vou aaT NECKTIE ) WOULD PUT THAT A M- 1 V I IM THAT SAM' WICH" J I MUCK HAM IM A t VJV ' I V WHAT COULD BE r-"' SAW'wICH FER ME I 11 1 DUMBER. THAN A V M0ULP BE DUMBER," 1 XilfA V. GUY THIMKIM' HIS I V VERY MUCH J s NECKTie IS A J V 1- TUC cu A r-n Medic Finds Cure For Gastric Ills VKMCK. Fin.. Feb. LI.- (API -lly culling a little muscle which controls Ihe flow of bile into the intestines, a Ca toliau physician reported today he hud found a way to relieve Indigestion ami gastric aliments that rest, diet and medi cal ion will not cure. ISel'ore i he international College of Suigon.s here Dr. Otto De.Muih of Vancouver. It. ('., exphiined his instrument and technique for sever ing the sphincter of oddi. which rings the inside of a duct Icadini: from the pancreas, liver and gali bladder lo Ihe small In test hies. In certain cases of chronic Indi gestion and diseases of 1 he gall bladder ami liver, the sphincter tightens anil cuts oft' ()k supply of juices needed to complete diges tion of food. Dr. De.Muih said he had used the technique successfully since lli:i:t. The Instrument Is a pmall knife concealed In a tube. It is insert ed Into the duct to the piinl where the blade, when expelled, wili sever Ihe muscle. Delicate hand ling. Is necessary In the operation j because Ihe muscle is hard to j reach and a Miiall artery w Inch j ties near the sphincter must not be cut. Dr. DcMnih said. 1 Fleming Nominated for j Wage-Hour Administrator j WASIIINCTON. I'Vli. Ill, (Al'il - I'l'i-Midi'iil Itiiust veil stlhiiiitli-d tit lh(. st'iliih! Imlitv llic iiiiintniition 'r f'liloiifl I -1 , i 1 1 j . It. l-'lt-iiiinu' ol Imvii to In- uaKi anil hour uihiliii IMniltir. Till1 niinv iiiuini'iT, liirmiTl'. an ol'llrhil IMi IMr I'UA. Im lui-n niililiiiiilly Ihi' hi'iiil nl tli. v:mi luiilr (llvlslnii nl 111.- liilinr iUmrt iiii'iil r-n Sfi'iat monlliH. lU i ailsi' nf li'rlililrMlil irs i-iimit'r-llmi will) his aniiv slahis. li-insla- DIRECTOR HORIZONTAL 1 Former U.S.A. President. llWUTrav. 13 Ireland. 14 Great lake. 16 Formerly. n.Srhcme. lBTo hum. 19 Pedal digit. SOTicht. 2 Mortise teeth. 52 Form of "a." 23 To cripple. 24 Narrow road. 25 3 14 Hi. 26 lie was also of Commerce. 27 Curse. 28 Pointed 30 Vocal sound. .31 Shoe Isittom 32 Wrinkle. 34 Kind 36 Female relative. 37 Musical note. 38 Cubic. 39 To spiead. Answer (o Previous Puzzle s j I .N.COIJNULIAiWiYiE: a -s ac .; qui BawviHliti i..Bs"t TOB I ,EN &M !B,ABA:D!0 i. ' V;L- l-v v t.i uv 40 Kleclric tnit. 4 1 Cortiii stand. 43 Plural pronoun. 44 Form of "be." 45 Bird life of a region. 46 Pertaining to wings. 40 Heavy blow. 50 He is in chrtrce of relief collections for , -T-., ljh.-iS "p 1 hi M 1 i "i I ttTti ' COPW. 140 BY fit SEHVlCr. INC. T. lion w;is required to let Fleming lake the appointment ha adminis trator. KRNR Mutual BrMdeaatlng ByttMi 1M0 Kllseyolu REMAINING HOURS TODAY I :mi - I'llllnn I.cwlK, Jr., MILS, t : 1 Iliivi'li of Uiwl, .MIIS. I: I., -Hoi Key Drrh. .Villi Tua 'I'liiio Dancf. fi: la SlMlcilili-lla. MIIS. r::in - Kvt'iilim VfirictioM. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie. li:iiu - ToiiiKhl's Tuni.'. 6:05 Newt, California Pacific Utilities. G:10 News Review News Flashes. (I: I" Victor l.iislni hl, 51 IIS. (i:2"i Mimical IntorlunV, MliS. (i::in -John II. IliiKhcs, .MIJS. li:1"i - I .Inner Iiancc. 7:iiii - I.es Cuneerij! Symphuntquo cle Montreal. M US. 7 : 1 r. Mutual Mai-stios. 7::io Net Jorilan, Secret Ngetit, MIIS. " V.im -A.lventiiri's In Ilhylhm, MILS. c. S:M0 -hilfrluilc. ,! nr.ir, nick .iiikchh' Orcli., MIIS. 8:5 Twilight Trails, Avalon Cigarettes, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, IBS. II: If, h'ninkic .Masters' Orcll., MIIS. !!::'- Kri'dilie Ilerren's Orch., MIIS. !i: IT. I'nlton l.euls, Jr., MIIS. In:illi Sinn OH. vi:iim:siiav, i-i:n. i i 7:n'i--SMilf anil Nonsense. 7i30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Cilmore Corner. 7:45 J. M. Juclcl Says "Good Morning." 7:.r.n Hhapsotly in W'nv. s:llii -llieaklast ('lull, MliS. S:;;o Keep Kit to Music, MIIS. S31,'i I loineiuakei's' l'"onim. MIIS. 9:00 Man About Town. 9:30 Ma Perkins, Proctor and OF RELIEF 11 Stream. ! 11 A transition. 15 He is an by profession PU. 17 Couple. IB European rabbit. 20 Be silent. 21 To burlesquft 23 To allot. 24 Note in scale. 25 Pots. 26 To be morose. S7 Canoe. 29 Humming bird. 30 To serve. ?3 Pegrets. 35 Saclike cavitv. 38 To line a vessel. 40 Mooley apple. 42 Wayside hotel 44 Cuckoo. 45 Preposition. 46 Paid publicity. 47 The heart. 48 King of Bnshan. 49 Ream. iE'RSI m- .Vvtr E N tSBSP M.O.I V 11 l-'iUBAJ ;"Bi a i WlAiTO IC'AB'I 'Nf 51 He was in chat-Re ot relief in . VKRTICAL 1 Esrct. 2 Othcrwisr 3 To soak flax. 4 To exist. 5 To rekindle, 6 To joe 7 To stt ike. d Upon. 9 To incline. 10 Cod of lovo. By Williams M. KG. f. ft. PT. OFT. 1 3 Gamble, MBS. 9:45 Carters of Elm Street, Oval ttne, MBS. Iiiriio Vnricllen. 10:15 SiiiKlnK 1'oet, MTJS. lOSu Ohio School (jf the Air, MIIS. 10:45-Ad ventures of Uncle Jimmy Copco. 1 1 ; 0 - Jimmy Kennedy's Orehes- lia, MliS. 11:1.") Chan. Opcnui'a Jluwuiians, MIIS. 11 :.1u Sernphook Stories, MIIS. U : 'IH Hollywood Whispers, M US, 1 2 n"D Luncheon 1 'unce. 12:1a Khytlitn nt. Random. 12:35 Parkinson's Info rmation. Exchange. 12:45 News, Safewy Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1 :0O Henninger's Man en the Street. 1:15 Don Lee School or the Air. Al I IS. 1:30 The Quiet Hour. 2:uu Al Your ('oniuiiind. 2 : :i Johnson l-'innily. .MIIS. 2:1'. Muse and Music. MltS. :!:en-Hal Turner, IM.-uiist. MliS. Ii:'lj Henry Wi-her's Conceit Or chestra. MPS. 3: o Marriage l.lci'iis e Ro mances, MIIS. ! 1:01) Kulton Lewis, Jr.. MliS. '1: 1,1 Haven of llest, M IIS. 1:4n-TftH Time Dance. 5:.tn Slums Cost You Money. 5r 15 Little Orphan Annie. MIIS. 6:U' Tonight's Tone. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. !:1a Souk Spinners 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Cigarettes, MBS. tiilTi - Dinner Dance. 7: On Raymond (Ira ni Kwin. MRS. 7:1-". - Mutual Macstrns. 7::tJ -Lrtne Kauccr, MRS. N:t'U Henry Weber's I'aKcanl of Melody. S; Alvinn Roy and Maxine tlrev. MRS. Mlift- Interlude. Music hy Faith. MRS. 9:00 Alka SelUer News, MBS. 9:1.1 L'vereU lloaclnnd. MliS. y : 1 h i 1 Harris Orchestra. "MRS. !t: 1.1 -Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MRS. M:nn sin off. IT'S THE Cream OK KENTUCKY "l)tvni.f.-RICH"tht Imrcrit fr(nf strai(ht ft.nri.il wliithy in Ike world. n.vrwc (ji:aki$i.7o Sty .Kmc. I .w (J.ofO.tioopsters Maul W.S.C., 71-41 Ry the Associated Press Time snapped back a yeur on the University of Oregon basket- ball court last ninht as the some-1 "IHI k nocK u -a nou i iimu uregon ieum reverina nriiuauiiy io uie i form of the 1939 team that won the j iiituuiiHi intercollegiate cnampion-' ship. ihe inspired Oreconians set a! modern northern division, Raciflc ' coast conTerence st-orinR record in j walloping Washington State 71 to; 41. They also took second place, j crowding to within 2 games of the leading Oregon State quintet. The j teams play again tonight and Ore gon can got within tying distance , of O. S. C. with another win. i A victory tonight would shave : Oregon State's lead to two gumes. j Oregon has two games left with Oregon State, one of them next i Saturday at Kugene. j The loss was u bitter one for . Coach Jack Friel -and his W. S. C. Cougars. They had just brok- j en even in. a two-game series with Oregon State and were hopeful or ' dosing In on the leaders at Ore gon's expense. The loss dropped them three games out of top : place. I he game was a ding-dong tussle for the first hull although J'avu lunas and Townsend sank two buckets in the last no seconds to give Oregon u comfortable ol-25 halftlmc lead. The second half was a rout as Oregon, for minutes on end. cashed In on virtually every shot attempted. At one time the Ducks were ahead (iti to 35. All told Ore gon took !ifj shots and made 3". Washington Stale, weary from the O. S. C. Heries and befuddled hy the blistering Oregon pace, got only 17 baskets in 7u shots. Yonealla Makes Plans For New Water System YONCALLA. Feb. R!. Ren Irv ing, civil engineer from It'iseburu. was present at the regular meet ing ol the Yonealla city council, held Tuesday evening. Most oi' the. evening was taken up in the discussion of the new water sys tem for Yonealla. Ol the (wo pos sibilities, Adams creek and l'fdly creek, Adams creek Is Ihe one most favored by the lown. James Toner was elected water rent col lector to fill the vacancy Jelt by Chad Dauiiherty. Bernard Young's Auto in Tragic Accident ALRAN'Y. Fob. 12. (AC I Henry Dlitmev (.", of Oreuon City. lied at an Albany hospital today Mom injuries imlicted by an aut ) mobile last night. The -partially blind, former Linn county Tanner stepped directly In front of his automobile. Hern a rd A. Young. Portland, reported to j Mate roiicemun anace nug. Young is an insurance man and a former member ol the stale leg islature from Douglas county. Teacher Employed for School at Yonealla YONCALLA. Feb. Fi.-.t a r eenl meeting of (he Yonealla L'rade si-hool board, Hughie Hasvell o! Junciion Cilv was rdectei) to teah the 7th and Mb grades this com ing year, to replace Robert John son, who will attend school. All tlte oilier teachers' contracts were renewed. Studeboler hod a load of Red lion power in ihe world-' famed Gilmore-Yosemite Run. It zoomed up mountain grades Tl"ifiJ . . . through rain, snow, ke. The finish of Ihe tortuous lest t. iivVWvfit found Studebaker guilty of perfectly swell mileage ... on iSWreOrfn honest record mode under tough A. A. A. supervision ond JyjEDEEHvS Observation. Only Red lion has such proof of performance lMW . . . such winning power. Yeziirl You'll go over the top for Cl5gTTCT victorious mileage every time with Gilmorol Use bsfr3iTS i. Red lion gasoline... drive carefully... ond you, jSgjgJ5tj jjj ,0" wi" 9e' increa,e mi,eo9e! L1 1 DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. UPWARDS Jesus said to his disciples, 'Come ye yourselves apart and rest a while." Why do we ob serve Lent? What is lis pur pose. Its meaning, lis use j'or the modern day? Well, it pie serves the rhythm of life. In the midst of His busiest minis try of preachlngtand healing He was wont to say to his diseiples, "Come ye yourselves apart and rest a while." A season lor in ner inspection and devotion per mits the inflowing of the tides of the spirit. There are world ly attitudes and habits about us with whhh we are morally at peace. Daily attendance upon divine worship offers us the cor rective influences of the sanc tuary. 'Ihe world is loo much with us. Lent oilers u return to the spring of spiritual renew al, by waiting daily upon the Lord we find, we are brought In to His likeness, and reflect His glory, the glory of the only be gotten Son of Ood. Teach us, good Lot d to serve Thee as Thou deserves! ; to give and not to count the cost: to fight and not to heed the wounds; to toil and not to seek for rest: lo la bor ami not to ask for any re ward, save that of knowing that we do Thy will through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. Crittenden Named County Oratory Contest Head 'he has K. I.. Crittenden, innnn liosehur" Telephone .'M ilan linen appoinled IMIIulas counl V I i,,..,, urnuiid I didn't know the llli chairinan of Ihe American l.ei:ioii,s'.,.n,h,,1. ;,s fi . Amoiie national lliuh school oratorical ,.lll(l i i:,,.,,- head like that." cutest. It was announced today hem the I.cyi ill's depart lil"lll ( h. adiiuarlers. Mr. ( rilleml. n an ll.iMliccs Ihat he will have lull in-loi-nalion within the next lew days on all rules, prines, eti'.. and suit esis ll.ut hivh school principals who are lutereslcd in liaviiiir llicii pupils c.uip.'Ie in Ihe contest Ki'l III 1.111. 11 won linn f iinci- p. is.ni.ii ; , .,., Tll,.r, piamnn.us youim 1110 ' '!! hy Innil. t;i,u picture actress, were married "' It.nlav in I. as Vfiras. N.-i.. they an- Retarv Week Proaram to g Be Heard Over KRNR Hl1() L A worlii-widi' long and wave Kolary broadcast will he pre seated ihi'itiuh the faiilith's o KRNR and the Mutual Rtoadca. - t - fng coniauy I nun o::; io II a. m. 1 Monday. Feb. lit. ii was announced j h'-rc today. The protraiu. ormi- natin in Columbus, Oio. will be a pari id the observance of Rotary ' week, and will feature nil address i by Roherl R. natighaui, past dls- triet governor of lioiary a ml di -1 rector of finance for the state of: Ohio. Tm CAI AJMM- nM..1- Dr. Fred Adams, Douglas County Native, Passes 1 i . "Word was received here today of the flcath at Kutreiie .Monday of Dr. Fred Adams, f,S, a native ot Douglas county and well known in Rose burg and vicinity. Dr. Adams wa a brother of James Adams of Dillard; George Adams, Dixonville. and Matthew Adams. Glide. He leaves a widow, a son and daiigh ier. Services are to be held al Kugene at I'::;o a. m. Wednesday. Dark Disappointment CHARLOTTi:, N. C. "Sl.ck "em up" a netn-o gutimau said to Roy Friday. Friday did. The negro took Friday's pocket hook and ran. In it whs a penny. lonyKeaay 10 dci HeCanSfopLeuis OIIANdR. N. J., I'Vb. 111.-(API Tuny Calento, who nny Ills vyi'i arc I"" per cent." ollwcl lo lint nnynne today that he'll stop .li.o l.ouis In live rounds tills July If they iiimm for tlio world's heavy- , weiph't hoxinc chiiiiiii.nshii. i I'rniiKiler Mike Jacobs said tit Miami lust nisht a July l.ciuis-tia-lonlo limn was om. nf three tlllo i defense liRhls leulnllvely )ilan- ned for the chuiiipinn. Cnlcntii si, Iked a III r he was irniiiK blind, nayinc he'd match his eyesight wllh that ot any one. "Louis is Ihroush. finished." lie said, 'lie couldn't hurl (Indny Inst rri.luy nicht. (lodoy's ears land inouih were split after our six rnuml Unlit nil the Louis-llraddock 1 card In Chicago two Kuinniers aso. I wasn't even scratched." Co.loy trained the decision over Oalcnto in that licht. hut ihe ro tund harkeop tossed (iff Ihe loss hy sayiiii: the referee was "In a Ins" at the end of the bmit. Culonln explained that near Ihe end of the lishl he accidenlnlly liil the I'elei'ce and : "The referee didn't Know where he was and held up (lodoy's hand." ' When CaTento was introduced ; from the Madison Square (lurileu I rill!-' lasl Friday nmht lie slrilck I his head :i::ainsl a microphone and siiuie sports experts said Hint in dicated his eyesight blight be bad. I "The ci'oimI M.ave nie such an nvali.Ml. I was exelle.l." Cah-llto . ..villain,.,. "When 1 swunu tny Bnnd Leoder, Film Acrross Stage Surprise Wedding lllil.l.VUIIOIi. A i lie Shav , the I'l b. i:i.- (Al'l band leader, and ' nont..-."! smer an ah- . lopemeiii. They were married at 1 by Just ice nt t he Peace ( leorge .M;irli:i. aller elllim bilil Otll of I lied. Tliey iilsir arouseil a deptily (lent ii iMic uie un'iifr, ,n.- 'liiiiii r, a iillnce. Idaho, girl who ! ' has been rising rapidly in pictures in tbe pruit y-ar or m, sahl her iiiime Julia Jean Turner. Mirnv pave uji his band several months ago. alter n serious illness. He went to Alexico lale lasl year bill sulfcred a l;nee injury in a sin I tier idem and returned here ltiKt month. I'ilm roll rees i-xpn-ssed aston isliiaeiit. A publicity man at Miss I Tmn.-i's studio, Meiro-Gohluyii- Mayer, said he "didn't know they v. ere even acquatnteLP Reserve Officers Wiir. Meet Here Tonight .M rv.'iei s oi' Cmpqua chapter. R. -ei vi' i H rjri-rs as -ocialion. will hold i!:( ir n ;:nla;- moutblv dinner meetiug I'liiicht at i : : : i o'chu at tin- Unit l "rnp(ua. 'apiain 1 ). R. Ife.s. .Mcit, R. pre.-idclil. an- nounted toda.v. The unit insti-ue-tor. Lt. Col Jl C, Deinpewoti' ol' KuL'ene. win he present and con duct the h.urtb h-ssoii on "Mobiii-zaii-in," after which he will pre sent time reel:- ol motion pictures depi'-ting iaalr maneuvers. All le.-.ene oiticeis. tiiembi vs and foimer inemh;us of the organiza tion, and HPi'lirants ai-e urged to ie Orient fov the srnyj,,,,
