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BOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, (940.
Two Accused In
Human Skin Case
KAI.KM, Mauli i -(APi War
rant tor (In art t of oi in ('. Ale
Jlowell, Jt1., iM -year old Salem meat
culler, and William Parker J Sa
lem. -'1. Httnlt-nt at the Norrh Paci
fic 1 :i-nt:il vtWvv Portland,
weio is-tied heie today tiller 1 Mu
tt. ct Altuiliey I - It- J. Pane chain
ed lli-in vmIIi liul'toper use i i""
man Loilie.
'liic warrant wvie issued by
Juslicc of tlu' i'vm e (laydeii. ami
Meliowell appealed Indole hiui
this allenioon. .UrliowoH said lie
would enter a plea imnni row. ;
Parker is in poitland. where ihe j
warrant against hint was sent. I
Tin. rh.-HL-fs were Hll-d 111 li-i
iieclion with the nelldiliK of iwn j
liilliian hNilis to ii Napa, ('alii.. tan-j
iiciy lor tiinniUK. ;
Pae Haul a third person "may
.
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Work '
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
527 N. Jackon St. Phone 320
Delicious
Doughnuts
Wholesale and Retail
at the
Dunk-Ur-Donut Shop
324 North Jackson St.
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J Phone 128
Temporary address R. F. D..
Oakland, Oregon.
Roseburg Dairy
Grade A Pasteurized and
Raw Milk
"Drink Milk for Health"
Phone 186
PRICES SLASHED!
on
TIRE RECAPPING
500 to 600 $5.00
625 to 650 $5.50
700 $6.00
All Work Guaranteed
Announcing!
To Douglas County Motorists
A new modern Scientific Motor Diagnosis.
We have installed the Famous SUN MOTOR TESTER
and SUN COMBUSTION TESTER.
To better servo you we will operate these modern
marvels in our Service Department. The three fundamen
tal divisions of your car, compression ignition carbure
tion can be quickly and accurately checked to determine
their operating efficiency. No guess work with these units.
Tho ilighlest misudjustmcnt is easily detected which may
bo preventing you from getting the proper power, pep,
and speed.
Bring your car (any rr:akc) in for a completo diag
nosis. It will take only a few minutes.
Roseburg Motor Co.
Oak and Rose Sts. Telephone 141
23.76 M
See ike uoild'i only ManifolJ-SeuleJ
engine that won for SaJi in the 1940
C i more- t'turmifr Run Special Lihibtl
al your fi'ash thalrr't,
TALK tdxmt cconuniv I trie's
a 'o'tf cai that even outdoes
"small" cats. You'll get tlu
whole story ill ii Spcn.d Lxluhit
ut your Ntcdi drain's imw. Sec
all these other devt iojuiu tit t
the new improvid Fourth
Speed Foiwaid. The iunaing
new Arrow Fli;bt sptmg.ng
principle. The new Weal tu t l.yv
conditioned air s ttin lor win
ter driving. Sand MuitvAS.Kani
prooliiiK' The Bifi ConvtitdU
lied! A lot has happened amec
you lint bought a car. It's mi
porUut Uut you check cveiy
I . R. CHAMBERS
300 North Jackson St.
he c haiyed with a different
ci fine."
I Tlie crime with which J'nrker
J a nd .le:owe are chained It imn
! ishahle Ity a year in the enmity
I jail.
Slate Police Ntft. Parley Moguii
said I 'm l. or ad mi Ned taking Hie
sliliiH hoin a leiiife (an til the
school and KiviiiK llietn lo Mellow
ell. .McDowell Kiihl he took them to
I the Saleiii lantiei'H. and Klmer
I tJrii peiitrot-, owner of the tannery,
'sent them U the Napa tannery. ha
jserlin he was "leary" of handling
them. j Napa la liners called in office
j I.'ihi Saiiuday. and then an is hour
invert) Ua Hon heuu 1u determine
i the rtoiiict of the skitot.
Palestine Policy
Itlllili iti.riinii.ht'K Pi.l.wliiwJ
.policy wan attached hy the upposl-j
lion as ii Hhatnetnl repudiation of
ii moral contract made with the,
Jews durum Hie world war iih de-i
hlite opened in "llie house of com-j
limns I iday on Hi iiaui'a renewed j
trotihtea in the i tul hind. i
Philip Xoel-ltaker. lahortte and.
opposition spokesman, in moving I
a ote tit ('iiHtite on the govern-i
meiii I m' its new restrictions on t
'. transfer of I'n l"tt ine lands limn,
j Aiahs to Jens, declared; f
Jit Hit last w ar Hie Jews were i
i very hi i one They had meat in- j
Hit: nee in many lands anil we tc-'
j -tiled their help ll was lo yet that
help Ihal we made the Itallolir de-i
ilaraiion or Nov. if. l!M7. promising
:i national home lor the Jews in;
I'f ieslilie. I
" Today the Jews are a weak mid .
hunted race. Their priperty has
heeii stolen and dest roved, and It
! v:ih hecime their inllueiue hao,
j uoiif thai we timed to do this-
shanit In) act tolay, to repudiate
ihe moral contract we made with"
Ml i when the lust yreat war was j
j ;;uinK on."
t Palestine is one of the areas in!
which lirllish iroips are couce'n-j
I Mated, lonnlliL' pail of the allied j
jut ill- easlern lories estimated at j
! Heal ly i.on.doii men j
j ii j
i Enjoy Day at Grants Pata Mr.
i and Mis. K. ll. Sipptvll and son.;
j Palidi. . n Joyed Sunday in tlra-iitsj
' l;tss visit!"!! friend-
O.K.
Tire Shop
Mosher and Stephens St.
Expert Tire Repairing
iles A
i,lll,''l,L'r',""., 1
tuaki -.it the I'Hil .-ttin.d A.Uo.
mobile X R.iy Hnik new tu
di-pl iv. Cou.c in -it. id it M.e
thr Lxhibit. lio tor a ride tn a
VJnt Nusb!
MOTOR CO.
BIG
Roseburg, Or
t
Hope of Hapsburgs
Comes to America
!ly WJM.I8 TIIOKNTON
.NKA Service Siaff Writer
KitiK without a crown, emperor
without an empire, sovereign with
out subjects, otto of IlapshtirK has
come to the 1'nftcd Slates with one
aiirihtile noihitiK seems ahlu to
take aw ay. That is hope.
Otlo is the tteiious. good-looking
yon n nun witli the fixed idea
that he is the kinx of Hungary and
emperor of the old AustroHiiii
naiian domains of central-oJistern
K a rope.
lit- e uies "lucoKiiito" as I Hie lie
I tin. Put on ice lor the moment
is his lull name of Kranz Joseph
Olio Koherl Maria Anion Karl
.Maximilian Heinrich Six t us Xavi
er petiatus l.ndwiK (lactan, Pius
Imiatins von llap;;lui -Lorraine
and lloinhon-Parma. On ice like
wise are his hereditary titles of
"lly Hod's (lime Kmperor of Aus
tria. King of Hungary, of Ilohemia,
I lalmaHa. Croatia. Slavonia, (iali
cia, Lodouieria and lllyria and so
on down lo Hie Imtinm of Hie piiKH.
Keeps Royr.l Court Fiction
For years this personally at
tract ive youtiK man lias lived on
hope. Homeless, be has drilled
troui country to country, seek-in k
sympaihy and support where he
coiiid Hnd ii. Almost wiihout in
com . since his family possessions
were snipped from him by reso
lution and nazl invasion, he has
lived 11.4 best he could. Without a
court. h his inaiuluiiit .1 the fic
tion o( one. and the mcst ordinary
house servant mmol all him "Ma
jesty." Fiercely fanning livw fires of
hope butt heeti H'.e most temn ion.-,
ii on-willed woman ui today, his
mother, the Km press Zita.
Never for one n.fjineiit. since her
husband, the .Miinerotv Karl, last
I lapshut ti lo ;l. -their ancient
domains, fled tnu itzerlaud in
I'.Hs as the empire crashed about
their ears, has (his Inflexible wom
an ceased to plot and plan and
scheme lor a restoration of what
u its. Ilcli ml Otto's America u Hip
her restless mind still seethes will)
plans for "her boy."
Olio's Kanie has been a waltiliK
mime. II slil I is. Po wet less him
self, he still has his name, his
blood. From Itatiyhocd he has been
cducuH d as an emperor. Mean
while the family carried on as best
it could, waitini:. wailing, tor the
day when some move on the Kuro
p an chessboard might leave an
opeiiiiiK lor otto lo jump into the
kinu row.
It has no: Tieeil impossible at
several tunes in Hie past. It is mil
Impossible now .
For instance: One of the lesser
reasons why Hitler anneM-d Au.s
tiia when he did was to beat Otlo
lo it. Keslotaliou of Otto v.as u ab
ly rumored at about th.it tiiue. and
bait some support, ll was also said
thai the Hrilisb would not have ot
.! t-d to ;t IliipshuiL: kingdom on
Herman v's hoi del s. barring ex
patisi.m. There are .ome iuda who
leel thai a sironii Hiingaii.tn niou
arctiy miulit bar Hie Herman
"I 'rang nach listen." A I'.riHsh
FreticJi victory in the present war
mighi well provide domains in
which the victors would prefer a
ilapshurg lo Hitler.
In the Vienna which the na.is
seized, theie is a warrant lor
Olio's arrest. It charges high trea
son, in thai he tried lo slit up lor
eit'ii support lor "oppressed Aus
ttia" at the tune of the seizure.
Thcie me also charges in Vienna
tiut Olio's supporters thele mis
appioptiatcd public funds In send
lo him. So tMtu's enmity low aid
IfiHt-t is well grounded.
Otlo is 1!7 His whole lile has
been ii preparation, a hope deter
red. To il lie is a Ixi u I to add an
Aluetitatt chapter, .lust what will
lie written there is uncertain.
Navy Chief Compliments
Father of Six Seamen
WASH1NUTOX. March ( -( A 1 i
Secretary Fdisoii has w rill en
Clarence F. Paiton of Otlebolt.
Iowa, com pli men Hug him because
his six sons soon will be on duty
together aboard the I'. S. S. Ne
vada "li is a demonstration ol practi
cal patriotism ol the highest or
der." Kdlsou said.
Back From Portland .V r and
.Mi c W llliam Machelt liav.- re
imie'd to their home m l-atnel
wood, foll'iwint; a tew d.ivs 111
Portland is it ing rel.it i es ami
Gallon
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SPECIAL EXHIBIT
NOW GOING ON
SERIAL STORY'
THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER
BY HELEN 'WORDEN
CAST OF CHARACTERS
MAHIK l.A FORTKmodel in
exclusive dress ahoppe. lives on it
Imrge.
DAN DONOVAN - playboy sou
of a rich Ii lstunan, in love with
.Marie.
TOMMV If VAN - leader of the
truckers fighting Marie's father.
LYNDA M ART IN society debu
tante, wants lo marry Dan.
BAPTIKTK LA PORTK Maries
father, owner of u fleet of lunges.
YKSTKKDAV: Modeling a gown
for I.ynda'ts aunt, Marie breaks
Into tvurs when Dan's engage
meul is mentioned. She pleatls ill
nesH. Later, w lu-n Dan culls, she
reluses to talk to him. At noon
she meets Tommy. He urges Iter
I o la U(! t lie a iteration off, cele
brate with him. She agrees, deny
ing thai Dan means anything to
her.
("HAPTKIt XI
Dun hud put in the most miser
able night of his life after he
and his lather came home from
tho West Side court. In vaiu lie
had hied to tell Mike Dial Lynda
Martiii meant nothing to him.
" You can't go back on a poor
girl like than, Dan.'' Mike had said
firmly, as they walked in the front
door. Ling's enthusiastic greeting
had prevented I tun from answer
ing at the time, but as noon us
they reached the upstairs living
room lie had toltl his father o.ulte
emphatically that he wan not going
to marry Lynda Martin, not If lie
were the last girl in the world.
"Ami w ho, then, might you be
referring to?" inquired Mike, lie
flood in the middle of the room,
red-laced, bhttt and jovial. "When
yon wired your mother ami meself
thai you had found Hit girl you
were goin" lo marry?"
"Marie La Porie," Dan replied
promptly. "She models clothes al
Vat net's. Her lather ow ns a couple
ol barges."
"What Hie devil do you mean?"
Mike stared at him with his round,
blue eves. And then the storm
broke.
T!ie caustic comments about the
fight on Hie barge pier and Dan's
lailure to knock Tommy ityan out
were as so much tea-table chit
chat, compared to Hie Jovian r a tr
ibal Mike indulged in now. lie
grew vei y white ami w hen he
luli.cd be sounded as if somebody
had seized him by the windpipe.
Tim I; brogue clogged his excited
speech.
"Not a cent of my money shall
ye bae if ye marry that girl!"
be cried. Dan lit a cigarette ami
leaned gingerly against Hit; I ire
plai t'. He was still sore from The
blow s Tommy had landed. "Very
well. lather. You've often said it
u as about time I did some! lung
to eai n my li ing."
Mike tried anoCier line, "it's
not alone the money you'll he
missin'." His voice had Ihe emo
tion that only the Irish can mus
ter, "lint yell be breaUiu' yyur
mother's heart."
I 'an poke quiet ly. "After all.
I'm martyiug the girl, not mother.''
Mike pat t'd angrily back ami
forth. "A bargeman's daughter!
Have p done mad. boy?"
Dan smiled "I believe her
father owns the honorary title of
captain. At leasi I heard him re
leired to once or twice this eve
ning by that piclix."
Mike snorted. "A common canal
boatman for your lal hei -in law !
Have e gone mad, boy?"
good enough for a son of niinu "
Dan laughted. Thai's very
funny. Dad. As a matter of fact,
liat I .a Porte doesn't think 1 in
good enough lor his daughter Jle
as much as said so tonight."
"Where diH-s Ibis illusttious
family live?"
"On the barge Molly, down at
Pier Ii."
M I m' threw himself heavily into
a chair. "Have ye no pride left?"
Alter that he retimed to talk
with Dan any mure. His big body
sagged forw an I. suddenly old. In
ain I an and Ling tried to coax
bun lo eat a sandwich or have a
010 NOT'OIMOVeR t
AMERICA IN
Columbus dd not discover
America in 1492!
On tH tober IJ. 1 1!'J. Oolniiilui-
siclited an f.-btud which he tail
ed San Salvador, ami which 1ms
since been ideutlfin! With W.lt
ling Inland i n P. is "id oagr.
in I I'.'V he beheld, tor the Hist
tune, the mainland ol South
vii' iii.i. 1 --"Km ditp.'dia Put
.ii'tr.i a" I lt!i Kdiiion. 'J
"il.i-in. -worth Kn cyclopedia." '.
PeiMilar Kall.iclcs A. S. L
A' Kei tliiiTIU.
Order Winter's Fuel Now
Ory 4 ft S3 00 cord
Dry 16-inch ft4.50 lcd
Sawdust 8.50 unit
Mill Ends $4.00 load
We have green wood on hand
mm
dilnk. lie simply shook his head
I and continued lo sit by the fire.
I He was sill sitting there when
I Dan went to bed.
j . . .
I Once in bed. Dan began to real
ize how sore and bruised he
i really wan from the fight. Kvery
bone in his body ached separately.
I His head throbbed and his eye
pained him. Harder to hear than
j the physical pain, however, ant)
even his fathers anger, was bis
I 1 uncertainly about Marie. He loved
her so uiucb that he didn't see how
she could possibly not love him,
ami yet, that might very easily be.
IA jealous fear cnitchrd his heart
as he thought that tonight, when
she ran so Iranttcally out on the
pier, her concern was not for him.
but Tommy liyau. Thinking of
thiH, he wondered how he could
live till morning to talk lo Marie
and find out for himself aboul her
feelings for him.
Kurly as It was when Dan arose,
Mike had already dressed and
breakfasted. As they met In the
hall. Mike put an affectionate arm
about his son's shoulder. His tone
was kind.
"We'll forget last night, laddie.
If ye want to marry the girl, I'll
not oppose ye. though I still claim
the right to stick to me own opin
ion." His rough voice trembled a
little. "Hut ye know, ye' re ine
only boy."
Dan didn't speak for a moment.
Hp couldn't. He lust pressed his
father's- hand. Finn Ity he said.
"Where are you going so earlv.
Dud?"
Mike's voice became gruff agaiu.
"I've a little matter of me own
I want to settle. I'm one to clean
up business us I go. I like to be
certain of me ground. I'M be tell
ing ve about it in detail later."
With that he was gone. Half an
hour later ho was asking a sirag
'ler loaning against a pile head on
Pier (i where the barge Molly
might ho.
"Yonder." replied the man,
pointing;. "You can snot It easy
enough. It's the only barge down
here l hat's got u Ireidi coat of
p lint. See its while sides and
irteeii shutters?" lit leveled an
index finger.1 "And there's Hat J,a
Porte himself, ou deck."
.Mike approached the Molly
amiably enough, but his tone
nettled Mat when he introduced
himself as Michael Donovan. Hut
ihoimht it condescending.
".Ami w hv do you want to be
seeing La Porte?' ho demanded.
Mike lust hi? temper. "I want
to see the father of the girl uiv
j son Fan says he's goin' lo marry."
no roared.
Rat. w ho had been up since
dawn trying to figure how ho
could reclaim the cargo which
Tommy Ryan hail taken last night.
. inoKou ui Mine in hewiiuornipni.
jliis ow n t twnptir, uovcr -jiuyuoo
good, flared bh be realised the Tea-'
.son lor Donovan's visit.
. "I'm Marie La Porte's father, if
.that's what you want to know,"
he shouted, "but your call's wast
ed, my fellow, if you think you
can persuade me to let my daugh
ter marry your son." Ho snapped
his lingers in .Mike's face. "I have
noi the intention of letting my girl
mar rv a w aster."
Surprised '-atiulhout occupants
stucl; imm trin u heads out of
hatchways as Mike Itellowed back
al Itat. For the lirst lime in their
memory, Hat bad met his match.
"Your daughter isn't g o o d
en-Mi'i fur my boy" screamed
'
Weather Favorable
I Ui lviui i mwi
Improved weather conditions has
renewed activity at the Roseburg
airport, particularly on the part pi
members of Ihe Cmpqua Flying
club who have bad difficulty in
sandwiching fl ing time between
spells of bad weather.
Karl Pay ton. .Myrtle Creek, who
joined the club only three weeks
ago, completed his dual instruction
last week and made a success! !
I
Mike, waving his cane at Hut. He
clutched his hat with his free band j
as u sudden gust of wind swiped it. !
"Is Hint so?" shouted Itat, roll-
fng up his sleeves.
I
Mrs. La Porte, hearini; the i
racket, had hurried up on deck.
Desperately she caught Hat by the 1
coat tails. "Will you never stop
iighliug?" she cried, pulling him i
back toward tho hatchway. j
On the pier Mike danced up and
dow n with rage. "Your girl has !
no social standing," he yelled.
"She Uvea on a barge." j
XV lib" superhuman effort, Mrs. j
La Porle had dragged Hat to the
hatchway. "My girl is good
enough for anybody," Hat shouted.
His conversation was abruptly cut '
off. Mrs. La Porto hud yanked !
him in. The hatchway was banged
shut. 1
Mike gave a derisive laugh and j
stamped off the pier. Five minutes
later he was culling Dan.
"I take back ull 1 said this I
tnornin'." he roared into the phone.
"Veil not marry that blithering ,
bargeman's girl if 1 kin live to .
prevent it."
(To be continued) '
Also Farm Loans, Mortgage Loans, Bus
iness Loans, Industrial Loans. Inquiries Invited.
Roseburg Branch of the
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of Portland
THE SKILL OF
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creates one
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Since 1S76 "tht beer proiluted through the skill
of the Schmidt family of master-brew ers-now
in ils ihird i;ciier.iiion-h.is always been highly
regarded among America's fine beers. The
tjiulityofO!) mpia liecr... praised from Mexico
to Canada... is enhanced by the natural purity
and superior brewing iU.tliiy of Olympias
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t't '!' r.-ri iii.tit.t-t j j t
Isolo flight, to Join tlie ranks of,
jthe fledglings.
Andy Faulneroe. one of the first
I of the solo fliers, today became the
'iiot crouu-coiintrv Irip.
! flying the club plane to Kugene
tund return.
The club IuhI week enjoyed a
visit from Tom 'lepper, 01 .,
lord, who Hew up in his private j
I Jane to spend a few days with j
friends here.
Wayne Lake of Iiosoburg lias
joined the club as tho latest addi
tion to tho membership. .
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About tractors or implements.
1. Is it really big enough to do my
work economically?
2. Is it made by John Deere or Cat
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YES, you are sure of the three es
sentials, Quality, Service, Satis
faction. And YOU own the profits.
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