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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1940. Louis Expected To Win Quickly Champion Shows Confidence by Train Reservation; Part of Receipts to Aid Finland. Ni:U VOHK. Muirh 2!t. (AIM There'n h refervailon on the II; lr. p. in. (ruin lo ('bleaKi tonight in the name of .1. I.ouin. The wuiM' J. LoiiIn i liw "J" Mtindst fur Jin1 has a dale lo de fend IiIh heavyweight champion rdilp imal'tKl Joint in l'ayi-h(k ol Dl!8 Moines at 1ft o'eloek t lllH PVe liliiK in .MiiiliKon Square third en l;ti Ihe entei tainiin'iil ol" some la. uni) cuntuniern and ltn benefit ut the l-'iniiH. There were JVw hoys and plrlw tf ymi could lind any at all -willing to wilder imaniHt J, on is inaKlim IiIh train connection. Vet 1 wari a growing, belief among the Inner cIicIch along rauliilower (aiiHewav in the last !M bourn that maybe tin en n country contender might make enough trouble and delay the I'.nnbpr enoimh to force hint to cancel his compartment. 1 Mind you, only Johnny's best irietulH were telling lUm he had a chance to nctually dethrone lin deadpan ilertroyrr in HiIh tenth defense in li if te- rd breaking t nn itH flsliana h "Mr. Ilig Kill you picked up the word around and ahout that while Johnny In Hlmrt on hair, he has enough speed, box ing uhillty und gunpowder In IiIh right hand to nay liin piece and ' eay It Well. Then there mum the showing of UhiIr in lif h in )Ht recent outingH Ki iiilllc rounds with Artuio (indoy hint nionlh ami U with Itnb 1'iiHtor hiH( lull. Many came away I nun IIioho (wo tea purlieu Hhnking their headti In the belief the grenleni champion wince I leinpsey ta slip ping. So the expected l-Vum, of tin faithful are r.'dng to chip In to mi anticipated pot ol around Sss.nnu lonl'Jit to nee "ir It ain't true." Whatever the tola) lake thin time. . .. ' V .. it'll rein mi uii iiittn on i hi . ... i .t?i . .. i.... it. Then lmis. wh i drawK ilown IiIh UkiiuI -III per cent, I going to turn ovn 7 per cent ol lhai and I'ayehrk will donate 25 per cent of lllH 211 H'- cent pin e. . kJfA7 J . litPi k ffJfc vHLb 4 MM 1791 DBliD ' Claude Aiherton ol hays Civek The Copco fJiils took Iwo oitl is taking care ol U'hlim'.vs place of three names from Northwest dnriny lw absence of the pioprie I'oiillry and Horn's Super Cream tor. Clads Whitney rirls t'iok th ret' stramht panics Curl Hill of las Cn-ek was here from Sandy's Place In Ihe reuular on business Monday even in i: meet inn of the women's bow linn, Karl Man!e has hein suit erinu ha i;ue Inst nli;ht. Uose Hai r, tor set era I ilas with blood poi rolled hiuh individual ami hkh sonim; in his hand. iic.)iu Hi-u- series scores with 17 Scores: and 1T.2. Copco tiirls: Taylor HM 1 12 i:.2 Lennox 7. !ei U". (ilmsclicid U'ti us U'ti Chapman . . Ch Hit 1 o Robet Ison .12:: lis 1 tii Handicap . 4s is s r.2:t Tis 727 y. uthwcsl Poulti y . l-'les !s !is S!t Wellnmii ... IIS 22 12" Fisher '.' HT, s:l llarr l.Vl 122 177 Morris i:ll 122 F1H Hanlicap :M :tl :it ii2l U'Mt Sandy's Plaie : I'YrgiiMm inn 117 l in Hay H 122 !2 Vromau ... !'2 HI !2 Waum-r 122 !'.'. 112 Worhdue l:il Id P'l iiamiii.tp 7-'i t: i; p.i iij2 hi:. Horn's Super Cimih; mum IF! U" I I!' CmkIoii . ! l"i FlliiUI Ill 1 P 121 l.aiscn lit C12 1" Ashur M2 117 111 llaudhap ... . r.:. iiv". 7 1 ! 1SV ti:o 27n ("'- l"2 Jack Hibbard, Klamath Pug, Kayoed in 4th Round KLI.I.OCC Idaho. M.it, h L"' I Pl Jack Ilihhanl. K.i. Kl;.m.ith Calls. (He.. t on a te, huU al !.nnkoul to Yein Filing. 17'.. Kel logg in the lout ih loiind ot a s vA nlcd In round li-:IH hm ntglit Tlie bout wil halted allei Hit'hai-! lilt I he cam lor I he lent t h time Spld"! MiCalhini. I"i2. Missoula, Motlt.. kliorkcl Hit llke Tlioitl lev. i;,n. Portland, in the sixth loiilld ot (he s mi llidlip Mel lieese. 1 2n. Sto!,aio dei isiotied Mark I Max. 12ii, Poet land, in six roll 1 1 d s Sport Briefs HFNI. Mai. 'i :"i . pi ,lo. Huston homer I imi'd ot t'iei con and pi. ! .-smnal looihall pla e , tin I u d esl-i "lav to .u I , ceetl Fliloit Cone as I lend high J M-hoo) tool ha 1 1 i:k i. Hank Nilst n. ;,(-o on I 'ui si1 Ot Oleg.MI Illlllt-le. will assist ildston and t niii h basketball. : ASIH. Al. .Mar. h V Ashland htiMt H,, had a n.-w j Mnlhull oai-h I'xt.iv I, i l lit on (ililke. (Ol mel ill.itnrl ! hm( . i j hUy fcHttlwII phnei a).-., uii:: he a siunuiei plavm mind dip. i.n j SAN KKANCISt'M. M n h J f Al't The ( Memm sute . .x;. luiskethnll leam was Haw ail -h.nmd f -n aboard the liner l.utlln.- tut j il stx-game sehedule on Ihe t.!aud. The team "lis aeconii -aided b roach and Mrs-. A. 1. tilll an I !,m Hger Kenneth Pah I. 1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' CANYONVIl.LK. March -Mr (nil .i .. . it . ... William Long and sons. IImii ami I ICitiest, and dauiilM l it. -ll-i linn. dinner uuests at thv ' home Sunday ' Miss Marilyn Shaw of Ii ebui-u .1,, l.t l.'.itli.l- UI1llllV !ll I lll hllllll' u h.'i parent.. Mr. ami Mrs k-j ci,.,' l, :hhI Mis. .lack Kord siieiii si'vern! days flshini; at Iti-edsporl last week. They hrmiKht lioni- a number of line fish. I liay Pallium went to Mays Creek i ,11 hUMtiess Mouda. tjene Flllolt. who is all-ndinul j Cascade cnllece m rortland spent 1 1 In Kat'ier vacation at the boim it his parents. Mr. and Mrs. f-'red I Klllott. He repoits that Alice May Woolry. toimer pastor ol the local MwtliodiHt church, is now conduct h,t' ivani,it' '' fn " idiurcii jiir.tr rui iiiniii mi jmhihi"u i " reuular class work at the college. lev ol Mvtile Creek will drive hisi lodging truck lor hint this we.-U. Mr. and Mis. rial erne I odge. , i i Wl LOOK AT WORCESTER'S MUTILATED1 Wl OF A LEAMDERWUO IS TERCOClZLlMiS 5 il OUR NICER ELEMENT STRUCK MY Vpf I ( BOy WMN ME DECLINED TO JDlM y) HIS wMOBV OH. AND WE MAD Yiif I SUCH HOPES FOR WORCESTER I c4 111 j-af COM. WHV.WC ttWICr INC. T. M. HtC U S. PtT. prf.- ' "I""- . J ! I i ther and Hislei-in law, Mr. ami .Mrs. ioii. Maxwell, slopped Tuesday for , - lif i Alton HriMlroiu. a sho-'t visit with .Mr. and Mr., i ArAHfin iHA I All tin Jnnmy (Ituddyi (ialey h:m John .MiiKtove while en loute to I AIIIUIIU LHl LUUIIIV ,K',M1 "tninMl lo Ua hed for about; Medlord. .Mrs. Maunlni; 1h m cou- ii vm. w two wcekH by a severe illness. Hp1 Kin of Mr. Musyrove and .Mr. Man- 1 U able to Hit up a little and his nin to a member or the state em I ... playmates are hopliiK lor his plovuienl commission. i.nnunnvaip I t H i who have been working al Foid'si 2s.'aulii camp during Ihe past seveialj (""months, lelt Sunday for Fugi-ne, CM . u here Mis. Hodue will attend ; :i7 ; tclie. il lor several iimiitlis. Mr. j llljltodwe will letuill to work in a! 2m;!l 'r,. s Mr and Mis Maik Kllioti and daughter. June. Mrs. l-eon Nh Inds , .....I ,...iti....- lt h'.iim Uoss. isitrd Suinia al the Karl l.ohtn home in Wolf Creek. Ted Ross also went to l.cland to tian; '""I jut business. I A cry pleasant famil t eunion I was eiljoed al the Joe Hnkilis I home Suihl'i w lten all Hie children , and one sister land lamily i ot Mrs. Hopkins were together lor 'the Hi si lime in nineteen eai s. (Those present weie Mr. and Mrs. Iteit liregshv ami sen. 1'iethUe. ol ! Medlord, Mr and .lt :t it Hakei ..t itutte Pails, .Mr and Mm l.lod ,J ! Kmgcit ol Talent and Fail Uaker oi the rmpqua CCC camp. ! Mi and Mi-. Charles Side ol ' Spl lie.tl ield isl'ed Mr. Sole's ino (!hr. Mis. l.etttia Hoshud. Sunday ! Mis p.di l.lovd and small mn are visiting lln- wetk al the home ot Mr and i i C V. oung. ! Mis Vei non Ho;im.oi and hah i son ot Cageiic an i.-uing at the I I. K. 1 1 imiii ;. i liome ! lr atM Mi Cu Mitir. and . l,nu-ht- i. .le.ui -pent the week 1 .'iil at li.n ltt- i . ; Mi and Mi KeTin.th Hopl.nis ' and son. l.nnie ill Sto k am! j Mis Pallida Hopkins :.peiit Has l. 'i wltli telatne- v, tl. inland ! Mr. and Mis .1 ti CI i.-v went ' to KiKcne Snmho te hi ing their 111 lie gian!Miu. l.ddi 'Williams, i home wuh them. Mis. Williams. I A ho Is imdoM d Iheie. ts- UliaiHe are lor him die is sitllei Inc. ol septic son II !l Use and .It alt Clough tts Pass Monday eve i s I 'anghti'i s lll-t" ut w it h Mi , and Mrs n g lor It. 'II The P m Unldl I 'M i Houii' . h -let tlel ploxed Mf ML I Mt Peal and Ml the s' t in me- hi'in has bcei in 1 W Sue IVd.- Men iv K.ud att.-ndt'd Pile w.i- a i i. unp Sun air I and metlu i in d et l.nf Anirel.-N. ii - .stinpidei: and ;itn 1'ittUv. Myrtle Creek Mt. n l.t Ml?. Uobell llolmi'f. nt I'O! t l.illd, toilet I IMMII l"i Ida v l sin,;iuv at tie- heme nl Mr. mid (ieiHCe TiavK i.tft week. Mrs Tia-K ts ,n :til nt nl Mis M iline. Niinnan Ihusirmn. who I a stu dent al l.tniietd i idlrtie. Mt Minn vllle. t pi iiduti; the spring ara '"U v lin h o-1 ut thl: ffk al Liuli!d. .it tne home td hlf bio EGAD, MRS. Is able to sit playmates ai speeily recovery. Philip Stoii" has the chicken-pox. The Thackre cottae.e on Fast Mroadway is neariny coin plei ton 'lllM "ltl ,M t('ii;m o nen I III SIII1 t;e;ru'e l.oim!'1'"- M,s- W:,,,,'r 'I'lackrey. Mr. and Mrs. ictor voter nine in f r mi (irants I'ass last Sat inliiy with a luiik and on Sunday ,',nw'l l'u'i' the soutllert Imu.sehohl liiy. wher Heels lo Vic has! ' "HHovment in til i-ounty survey or s otlice. Mr and Mis. Kd lli-nfru returned from rortland Friday hiiuint: Mrs. ticore Niitnan home from Hie Hood Samaritan hospital her' she underwent a minor operation lat Wei L On Sunday Mr. ami Mis. Itt ntro wenl to Co.iuille to vliil their son. Mis. Albert Huston was called to Portland two ux-ks nun to attend her utolher, Mrs. Chi isti jisoii, who is very ill Mr, l-.uton went down I In hit(ir part of I lie week and Mrs. Madge thiley has been run ning the store in his absence. Sutherlin SCTHKlil-lN. March 2S. ry llargc is enioving a few vaciilvm nl bis home lieie his blutksinith work in a -lien-days troiu ccc lamn near l.akeview. dregon Mrs. II. C. Wiluiot and son. Dick. Pae returried to I hell' home liern ,i nip to Caliiorma Re.. Fiiink L. Young is to preach .t ih Mel lioihst dim eh Sunday moi nt ir. March III . In ;hseri a nee ol the sixty-lust anniveo.u-y of his lirst sermon Rev. Young preacli nl his lirst sermon in western Kan- s-,'-i A") M R""' hiiru and Ray P.uker Mr and Mis. 1 nl i ion Parker of Multnomah v I umner miesis F.aster Sunday Judire and Mrs. I . A. Hay I ake iew . i M eg, with t licit dauglit Hay. Mrs. Hay sp4'iit Sunday , Miss Margaret mailicd lM- Ihe lest of the week. I ). W. Parties mail' t i rip to spi ingii.dd ( a business egon. Wed nesdav, i Dale Hare. who is a jit Otegoli Stale college. I Ka-lor acation w iih his d'ellt the parents. M ' and Mi- Chi ml llarve Mrs Fred Maisden ol Maish ;ieid stopped tor a lew hoins visit SiiiU'da Kith her gi audpai euls. Rev and Mrs. F S. Young, en t, cil.' hum- It em a visit In Fmiene Mr : nd Mrs Claud Selleck are i!i i in-; a eew I'.M" Pl mouth car. Mi- Mu ld P.liretl ot Fugene .p.-ti' !ond:iy night here with hr iter Mis (Ml!Ie Kleticll. Mrs. Pi n. h and Mrs la-slie Chapnnin a. eoini aiiied Mis. 1'atreit to bet home Tue.-day lor n shoit visit Ail Hansen, local hiltk!aer. has . nntuuted the buck work for the new bo-ne of Mr and Mis Paul Heluiii in l.autelwood. Ros-bnig .lau.es Smith spent the Fash-r vacation with his parents. Mi. ami Mm. A C. Smith James is a stu dent ot Oregon State college. Karreii Hi allon is the .ruio i oi a eew P.'l'i Phinottth coupe. Co; irge ltellei Is ill at bis home with rhe'iniatisni The progiam and mntaia glwn at the Methodist huicli Sunda tttuhl was enjoyed by a large audi- tire Mt. nl Mrs. A1A M.i mini and RENT L. W. Mctigcr Co. Mother Md Mill Phone Sf? a sander if and do Stil'l your own .S'UllL door Major Hoople DE Pi-ASTE:R,I AM SHOCKED) TO TH CORE LEANDEtf'S BREECHES f BlRCM BV TME WAV, IS VOUR HUS- I BAND Hi9 OLD JOVIAL SELP AGAinj? Me 6M0ULD SUE TME ClTy SHEEG. MES LI6EMCE. LETTING A AAM TUMBLE OUT Or A VATKOL VVAoONJ AND BREAK AN) AfsiKLE and his nin' is a member of the state cut ler his plovineut commission. Srveral local people have been notllied they have been selected as census enumerators. liohi-rt Coif, who has been con- valt scint; i nun an injury t; liiji, was in town Wednesday. his The many triends ot Mrs. F. L. Voting will be ulad lo learn she is rei ovi-rint; from her n-cent injury unite ta t islactoi ilv. ' Drain IdtAIN. .March -Tile W. W. Austens and Mis. K. Trueblood went to Koseburu Mondav on busi- ,s jHM .m,.8 'rueblood als.o vi;U- ,.( friends. .r (Uul Mrs l.eo Code), aecom tanild by Mis. Ceo. Codel. S-.. Were business visitors in Fupeiie Monday. i,. .,..,) l t shaw hav nur- hatd a corner lot of H. Hurtliol- nny, opposite (he l.a(.irander place, uhete they epect to build a home. Mr. and Mis. John Rice have purchased the Roy Patchen place where they are now living. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Patchen have recently purchased Ihe RediiiElon phu-e and moved in the last of the week. The Kldon Hoodeiipvles. who wen- ocetlp ing the hnise. moved to tiie Montgomery nouse vacated by Ihe Patchens. I'.ohhy. ouug son of Mrs. Loree Itryson, while plaing at the ce ment mixer near the bridge, ncei deiitly nit his chin severely. Mr. Civore look lour stitches lo close the wound. Mrs. Lillian Spencer and family moved to apartments in the Doug las Tavern last Saturday. The little daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Art Shaw is quite ill witn scarlet lever. A sou was born (.- Mr. anil Mrs. I Clark Itartholomy at Sacred Heart t hospital Sa tut day. March 2.'trd. I .Ml-S I.OIS .M'WIOU. woo siieui the spring vacation here at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fl tiler Newton, returned to Ash land where she is attending ivr mal school. Mrs. tleorge Perkins of St. Helens visited last week at, the M's Mary J IViktus home. A gtade school concert will he a worthwhile eoni of March 2Mb at p. m. The program will consist of s-dos. duets, choruses and selec tions hv the orchestra, rhythm and Miine ensembles. The proceeds will he used to putt base uniforms lor He- orchestra and other school beiiej (ts. FFCFNF. March 27 'API gun rpriiig .i.-ed in per i year ago. The I'niver I term remsti.itiou iner cent compared with Regi.-trai Fail M. Fallen P-lKHted today. Attual enndlment is 2Te:I. an in i rease ot 21a. but registration ma terial issued indicates an attend ance of Thin against :tnl or the l:i;::i spring term. The final fig ilies will be boosted by late com ets and graduate students. Ihe of-Hei-iN -aid. SPRING WORK! Order your gasoline, oil, stove oil, Diesel fuel, grease, etc., at the Farm Bureau Exchange. Buy where you own the profits. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON Allies Cracking Down on Russia Stiffening Attitude Evidenced In Recent Events; Soviet No Longer Imparts Fear. fly HKWITI' MACKKXZIB ..... . . ... nriiuin a oeieoiion or iciissian shins in the I'aeilic for search, over onvii't protist, combines with the French demand for the recall of AliiHfOvile Ambassador Surits to form u tutlern nf tiicrea.sinK ullied lirmness towards the bolslievlsts. In (act these evidences of a hard- iciiing policy uio such strong mus tard that It Is justilicahle to inter- pret them as In the nature of a warning almost one ol' those j knock-tliat-chip-off my-shoulder f- lairs. I'm t her confirmation that Knu; - land and France are turning the searchlight on the . bolshevlsts I comes 1 1 lmdoii in (he news thai the allies un- un'mmim im - mediate consultations which will i pay ii men uiiemioii to nussia s iu- nil ion. It would be notn loo far to sun- uest that the allies would like to draw Kusstu into the war so that they could Ret a crack at the bol shevlsts ah mi; with the nazis. That I is a situation which would ofter some advantages, und the allies would appear to have been pi ay In c about with the idea ever since the red fnvashn of Finland. Still, while the present purpose I of the AiiKlo-Fronch brotherhood would seem lo he to push Russia back Into a greater device of neu trality. I believe we cun at least assume that they have liasHcil the point where they are exiterleneini! real anxiety lo Keen me reos out 01 the war. That it to say. the allies are pre- paieil to accept Willi equannmii) w h t fale brines Russia in the conflict, or Kusfiia out. This would explain the strenmh of the warning siunals now bel-: difllnyt I to Moscow. Rusiia'o Hazards If Russia would withdraw to ah- solute, neutrality, it intent well sun iln. .-illled nrouram. Hut as ue lui-eii a Russia which is serving tlerniany. and a Russia actually in the war, there are arguments in lavor of the latter position. Were Russia actually in the con flict she not only would be unable to provide nazidom with supplies! hut would he burniuE up her own resources. Tile allies wouiu mm an excuse to try to capture tne, WASHINGTON', March 2!t. ilch soviet oil wells In Ihe liuku ; ( AP) The labor board refused to icnion petroleum upon which Hit-'tiny to order the reinstatement of ler is hanking much Tor war pur- ir4 striking employe of Swift and poses. company at Sioux City. Iowa, be- The allies also must always cause, it said, they prevented Ihe keep in mind their promise to re- company Trout salvaging slaughter establish Poland, a large sect ton j t., nieat. during a PCX strike, of which has been occupied by the, 'j j,,. board ruled that, the strike bolshevlsts. And only thV other uiilH "permissable union ac- .lav London intiinaled that the al-, Uvitv" as a part, ol collective bai lies might restore t 1111:100 utmiiu hefoii' Ihe bolshevlst inva sion. That of course could only mean war with Russia. Wilbur Wll.llFR, March 2S.Mrs. ('has. Toons and son. Jackie, and daugh ter. Lela Jean, spent Faster w H ti 1 relatives in Fugene. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and 1 family of Marshfield over the week-end of narents. Mr. and Mr Smith. Mrs. ("has. Sands went to Hinkle creek Friday to visit a few days with her sister. Mrs. Fd Sands. Miss 1-auradle Winnilonl of Car den Valley was a guest of her sis ter. Mrs. Kenneth ilarnehurg, this week-end. Miss Alton Laliaut left Friday to resume her studies at Sacrainen- to Junior college, rollowlug the i Faster vacation here visiting her parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Vernon La-1 Raul. Mrs. W. F. Codsey of Oakland, was visiting fi lends here Wednes day. Stephen LaRaut of Salem arrived here Friday to visit relatives and friends for'a few days. Mr. LaRuut was a former resident of Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Ueardorff of Oakland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sands. Mrs. Fdiih Curtis of Comstock was visiting a lew days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Van Uressen. Miss Cleone Mrowu. who is em ployed in Rosehurg. spent Sunday with her patents. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Urowu. Miss Aileen LaRaut and Miss' Viiginia Smith arrived hen Fri day Ii om Salelii lo spend their Faster neat ion. They are both students ot Willamette university. Mrs. J A. Mackey of Divide and Mrs. Ruth Dngan of Collage Crove .-pent Tuesday visiting the former's sister. Mrs. Frank Paiker. Mrs. A. Hume entertained with an Kaster dinner Sunday. Those seated at tint table were Mr. und Mrs. T. K. Gruev Mr. und Mrs. Jean Ktissell, Irwin Uaker and Mrs. A. lluino. Mr. and Mrs. A-lan J. W'ickliam of 1'orlland were vit-itinK the lat ter'a parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'ortur, Friday. Storekeeper Murdered in "Jack the Ripper" Manner I ST. I.OIMS. MmicIi 3 fAPl n r.. t , .. . ' 1 W throat of Emll rtouckaertown. " mm muni uuuk.h, was slashed from ear to ear with a razor or u sharp knife early to day in a "Jack the Hipper" murder. liouckaert, (15, brother of Alder man Fhilin Hoiicknerl, was attack ed as he ami his wife, ha ura, were, walking in a 'wirk alley taking a short cut hoinr from a tavern. 'I heard a man behind us," Mrs. ISouykaert tf Id police. "He called font, wait h iniimteV And I said. 1 'u hat do yi want?' 'Without another word he jump- ed on my husband's back and put his arm around his neck. Then he ! jumped away quickly and started to run. and 1 saw mv husband tall. i saw mood Hysterical. Mrs. Hoiickuert ran in lor help. Jacob to the lav Arenz, the owner, went to the al ley and f-lMid Itoiicknert deuil. iiiK in a pool of blood. Record Tire Shipment Received by Local Firm The Ini'Ki-Ht slilinnciU of aiilnmn tiile u'ld I i-ni-it tii-pg ever to be rtv Pi'lvecl In lioKrburi! al one time ar rlvcil nday at the Hansen .Motor ooliiimiiy wurehotisp. V. II; 'Hoc' me iiiun ior uie cninriany. " "M"iiem totulliiiR la.uoO pounds.' lenlacPH the large slock destroyed Saturday In th" fire which did an eslhnaied S2tt.ii(ui (UtmaKo to the company's plant. The loss In tires. Mr. Car ler slates, was particularly heavy fn view the fact lhaL'a large. slock had recentlv been secured in anticipation of the usual spring changes on the scores of log- uinn trucks operating In the Rose- burg areii. The new shipment, he . inciooes a com)ieie one oi iiuck tires as well as tires for passenger ears. i Swift and Co. Srrikers Fail of Reinstatement gaining. Hut the conduct of the strikers which prevented the alvagiug of slaughter animals left on Ihe com pany's killing floor resulted, the hoard said, "in substantial dam age" to the company's properly. Such conduct, the hoard declared, had been outlawed by the supreme court. i RAIN IS ONLY WATER In parts of French equatorial were guests j -wrica. iih snon rainy season pro the latter'si vides Ihe only water available dur- Vlrgili"' Im entire year, .atives col ilcct this water and piur it into the ; hollow- trunks of baobab trees. where it remains fresh during the entire long dry season. A tree may hold between on and lnno gal lons. During funeral ceremonies among ihe Indians of Fcuador. n widow sings Ihe names of all the foods liked bv her departed hus h'tml while (M. as alive tfM Ii i He 'd Never Been iTrTi V Knocked Out Until i' He.Met-THATGirl l U Jerry Brondfield ! V' Pulls No Punches , ty In HiS NeW Serial Beginning Monday, April 1, in Roseburg News-Review Parade Will Open Coast Ball Race SAN FRANCISCO, March 21. (AP Portland's Heavers and San Francisco's Seals dolled up in their prettiest today for a baseball par ade heralding tomorrow's opening of the Pacific ('oast league season here. The baseball parade, for many years as extinct as its circus coun terpart, will find the ball pluyers riding on fire engines in a proces sion composed of bauds, drum corps. Mayor Rossi und city digni taries. , Johnny Frederick, new manager of the cellar-defending purl land ers, announced that If rival Man aer Lefty O'Houl makes good his threat to use Sad Sam Gibson for the opener, he. Frederick, will nilch veteran Hill Thomas. Ad Lis ka had been slated for the Portland mound. . Frederick said he thought he could hoist the Beavers up to fourth place In Ihe l!Ho race. Gunmen Plot to Slay Informers WAV YORK. March 28. CAP) ' District Attorney William O'Hw.veri 'inclosed today that gunmen seek ing to silence two prize informers in the Investigation or Murder. Inc., intended to assassinate them intheir Manhattan hotel hide away, t The Kings county prosecutor j sail) the mobsters had taken a room directly across the court yard well from the quarters where Ab raham (Pretty Hoy I I.evine and Tony i The Duke) Malletore hud been seipieslered lor questioning, und planned, lo shoot them through the window. O'Hwyer withheld further de tails ot lite plot, adding only that Leviue und Malletore, whose wag ging tongues originally "broke" Ihe ! case aaisst the death-oii-lhe dotted j tine syndicate, had been removed j to another hide-away. The widening scope of the case j - now--.far and away the biggest I it ... ,neat- . f). Eddie Cavalier rj. . muss murder investigation In New York criminal annals was einpha rlzed with the disclosure that 150 detectives have been assigned to help O'Dwyer track down members of the crime syndicate. The reinforcements required a shifting of the detective force of the entire city. In addition, O'Dwyer moved to take over the entire floor of the Kings county courthouse to handle this single phase of his activities. CLEAN READING S KHALI A, Mo ( API Tip to husbands from Mrs. J. F. Rauey ot Soda lin: Kite places a -piece, of j ot try above the sink and concen trates on learning it lo make the dishwashing task suem a ahortcr, less Irksome one. Al least lSd.noo variations to ex isting manuscripts of the New Testament of the Mlble can be found. SKATING Every Wednesday -and Saturday nights, 7:30 p. m. Roseburg Armory. Saturday afternoon, 1:30 to 4:00. Personal help to all beginners. Maccabee Hall Public Dance Saturday Night Music by Rhythmcers Everybody Welcome Admission 25c H. C. 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