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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, R0SEPUR6, OREGON. SATURDAY. APRIL 13. 1940.
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HARRIS ELLSWORTH ,
.Editor
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A MOJIT or eo ago we bad tha
questionable: pleasure of tintuii
Ing to it radio, Jotate by represen
tatives of the two major parties.
They attemptedi to set forth tbo
principles of tha two pgrtlos au
establish the differences between
It was Interesting to nolo that
o,cb. side clulmod the goad points
advanced by tho olher and each
side appearod to he socking votes
wth statements that were design.-
ed, to meet With popular approval.
1 There dii not appear to be any too
much effort toward enunciating
sound naslo principles that might
or might not bo applauded but that
would be stuck; to nevertheless.
1'resont day political ettort : la
llko that. Possibly politicians have
always nsed the same tactics It
Is so long between presidential
elections Ibul one tends to forget.
a a
Dill through tho ncreeu of sugar
coated promises one who was pa
tient enough, to it so might sift
out these two thought: The new
deal poilcy It was viun.r.la,ted by
ltobevt II. Jackson s V provide
Jobs for people hy borrowtug on
Public credit and spending money
to create work. The argument runs
something llko this: ''If we put
men to work In this maimer pur
chasing powor will bo provided
that wll go Into the channels of
trsde anil start tho whcols of In
dustry turning." (That has been
tho policy for nearly eight yonrs
and tho plan bas not yet started
the whcols revolving to any ex
tent.) The republican party theory, as
stated by In-, Glenn Frank. Is to
eucoiiriigo Industry, keep govern
ment out uf business, and relievo
omployora of excessive and puna-
live taxes. By eruallng a sllustlon
I hat la favorable to business ox
psnslon moro employment will in
sult. In defense of this Idea limy It ho
noted Mint tho inuugurullon of a
WI'A project hero Hint would em
ploy 100 men is only stolidly ac
cepted almost unnoticed. Ilut let
It bo announced that a now Indus
trial plant, any a sawmill or vo
nocr plum, Is lo be built hero and
you will notice u.surgo of oxclto
mcnt and enthusiasm. Just multi
ply thai oxaraplo by a hundrud
thousand and, you have the nutlop
nl plclufo.
SacfolnficHer
Gets Broken Leg
Tmm Ntft Vletory, However,
Ovr Btovart, 4.1 j PoeJrM
Cling Ur9iw lod.
(Hy the Associated Press)
The remainder of the 1840 base
ball season, will be only a passing
show for Roy Pflegcr. Hacramsnto
second baseman, who came out of
an attempted double play last
ulght with his left leg broken In
two places.
Pfleger and Frank Hawkins,
Portland secondsaeker, collided In
the second Inning and the Senator
inflelder hit the dirt. Sacramento,
however, went on to win the game,
41, thanks to lllattner's homer In
the fourth with two mates on bane.
The San Diego I'adres scored
four runs In the ninth to swipe vic
tory from Oakland, 6 to 4. The
Oaks went ono up on tho Padres
In tho second Cecil Dunn's four
bagger which also scored (iudaL
They also added tallies In the
sixth nnil soventh. and seemed in
have the game safely tucked away,
unm toe unai frame when tho
Padres put on their Jesse Jamna
act.
Los Ancolns got tha mnnt hiia
but Hollywood cunjo through with
the majority of runs to triumph,
fi-3, In a contest featuring the
teams' respective managers. HIM
tiwoenoy. the star's pilot, homered
In the first Inning with a man on
base. Iloas gtats who also
oejtterfleld ( for tho Angola ac
counted, fas all bis team's run
driving in : two, and scorlug the
nrhnp I 1 1
Hal Turalfl Laaaa
San k'rauclsno's 81 victory over
Seattle eyened this sorles two all
la do,te. i The Heals scored twice
mi iuu sosnnu inning and added
"""'hpfl-Iiy in the third, tupping
luiifin iiu tsm nus in tno two
ihuiuks, lurpin mauo way for a
pinch lilttnr and Simmons went lo
tho box In tho seventh. Kpporly,
optioned to tho Seals bv iim i,i.
cago Cubs, tu credited with the
victory, his, lrst ( tho season.
SACIIAMENTO. Anrll l!.lm
Night fame:
Portland ..: 000 001 000 1 7 0
Saoramento ...ilot) sou fidi n t
v - Ulrkofcr, Ofroll (6) and Keiimn
,dos; Schmidt and Ogrodowskl.
aagua cttsnatngs.
canl . W. I,. Pet.
nan inego 9 3 .750
WHKIHIIU U K
Seattle : ;.., 7 g
I.os Angeles 6
Hollywood ,. 0 7
Portland ........S 8
San Krauolaco i.i
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PM ANJYTHIN& RIGHT: - 111 HE'S PNMA RT V MV FAT6-MV LOVS
rf 1 NOW ...1 TWO, FOUR, A FREE LIJKJCH I rOOw OyciiFwvVcSi
M SIX-VOU O i n AKl'iAM A PROFIT MV BUSINESS SENSE
AHEAD, I WANT VOU SEE IF ME THATS NATURE BUILPIKJ'
TO FIGURE WHAT M DON'T-'-THIS Mg UP Fgf HARO
0 THE CHANCES ARE M STUFP UPPEKJIV UABOR-WHV, EVERY
V OP WINNING ON t HA? UOST ITS A TIM6 X $MCUL A
TH19 PUpJCH Mb&i TA5TE;.' S BAKE SHOP X VCf6
RHS Track Team
Wins Second Place
This writer noticed, us he listen
ed lo Hobort Jackson., that the
speaker seemed to be taking for
granted that tho proscnt adminis
tration would be seeking reelection
Ibis fall. All references were lo
I lie success of uow deal policies
(menl limed by the name new deal)
and all Implications ncro that tho
now deal sought to coullnuo In
power. On the other hand if the
president is not liilorcslod III re
election, why aro bl supporters
boosting him in sialu primary erec
tions r
The Commercial llowllni; leaguo,
which has one week of play left
on its schedule, saw two leaguo
records shattered lust nlRht by tho
..li.ii.v. loriKo kcglors. 1 he lodge-
men were "hot" lust nik-ht and
tmtb llirnn Pitmim frn lh Ta.nrn
'"''ilirlll while plllne up a hlKh team
,r,.1S I gamo scorn of 958 to wrest honors
from the Itod and Gun club which
463 held tho previous record of 9,'U.
.3X5 At the same limn the lotion tnsm
808 , set a uow high series record of
'MIS. healing tho mark of tho Tav
ern Ol'lll, 2675.
J. Looinis of the I.O.O.F. team
paced the squad with high Indi
vidual score of 2.17 and high ser
ies score. 677.
licaley's Tire shop took two out
rn of three from Copi.-o No. 2. Tho
C.iach Jim WuttH' trai-li nn,l ri,.l,l Klwanln club tfKik three fi-mn thft
fcan Rariiered ot-imd placo ill the Professional Man and the Rod and
3Mm,-H division of 1 lie fmntli Hn. Gun club won two out of throe from
dual llayyvard relays held VrldavUhe Tavoin Grill,
aftornooii at llayward field In K11- Scores:
gono. Grants Pass high school Klwunla:
nosed out lloseburg for first placo. i fair - Ill
in lo 8 points. Medford high school Roilgors ir,9
won first placo in Class A. with1 fullcrloii ...
Salem second. Twenlv.wtv 1,l,.l, ! Ki-nli . ... .
schools competed In the meet. Klsher
The Indian cinder artists won Handicap ....
second placo In the 44n.vm-,i i-,.ivi
and In the sprint-medley, ami took Professional
mini in (lie shot put rolav to amass Van Vuliiib
their eight points. Omuls 1 'ass Cnnutholl ....
won all throe events. l.ehrb.ub ....
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Hershel llyrd. Jncll Weaver. II utr-f ('hltliMlHtl I !12
or Uliusohold and Jim Malay flu- lluudlcup 90
tubed Qity H-loth acciuids bclilud llio sut
('avemen In tho 410 relay, which
was won in tho fast llmo of 411.4 I.O.ii.l-'.:
seconds. lloltiiKO Grove, finished J- Looiuls 2,17
mint anil McMlnuvillo (ourlh. The I- Hipphens 120
snme linlluil runnels fiulahed onlylWrtston ..
fnur-tenth seconds behind Grunts It. Uiomls
russ in 1110 medley, the latter wln-iG. Ixiomis
ning In 1:13 3 n ,t. Indians'
1:1.1.9. Springfield was third unci
Inlverslly hh:h fourth.
The local wcll!hl-he a vera. Ki-horl
Cm-son. llrvlllo Jennings and Ted
lluudlcup
Tavern Grill:
llussell
Itoherfoit ...
Thompson, put the shot for Ihoic lllncli
rnillhliil Inltil )!.., nr (o r . 1 1 1 II I
Editorial on Nw
0iih4 ftaa, Mg, w
lary Inrurmallon. as If the llrlt
lsh navy has lived UK fully lu the
glorious tradition of (v'ulscu.
plll'IICIIILI. adds":
"Wo hayo greatly giucd hy
what bas happened In Scandinavia.
Hitler has; utado as great a slrate
Klo crnif as Napoleon when ho In
vaded Spain." ,
(It. was In Spain that the mu
lsh, after nearly a' quarter of a
century of humiliation, finally git
Napoleon out ou the limb where
they wanted hlin )
If what Churchill says Is Iruc.
Hitler tell lutu a trap wheu he
launched bis Scaudluaviau bllu
krleg. -
oniblned total dlstamo of Ins rei
8 8-8 Inches. Cnoiilllo won the
ovout with a distance of 1.10 feet
a incnes. out uinco It was compet
ing in the Class C division, the
points woo - wero nut alloueil In
Class II competition. Grunts Pass
was given first and lloseburg third,
when Kweethoine. atan i:ii r
selimil. had to rellniiulsh tho points
u n uiass II scllonls.
Roseburtf High Tennis
Ttam Beats Coos River
Iho lloseburg hl .-i m hoi.l tennis
icnm una easy shIIIiiz I'llday In
defeating Cons lllver tlltili a. lu.ol
7 to 0 In a tenuis tournament
played mi the local c-iurt. Iho
Kniebiiig team tuok all matches In
straight sots over their Incxpci
lemed rivals.
Tho rai kel swingers, however,
are anlh Ipating a much tougher
atslgninenl lonkhl vheii thov kmr.
ncy to lirnoia Pass fur a return
iiuicn. tiranls Pass recently was
noHien tiore 8 lo I. However, the
Incills tonight will bo nlavlno for
Hie first time under lights, while
Grams Pass, at the sumo lime, will
ii.no inn auvaulugo ol being ou
their hunic iouiIu.
Scores lu leslcrdai's games
wore:
Singles -Carsleus. II imu
I'll. -V 8(1; Cuey, (I. ,s. Curl, CH.
1 lj-2: Cauinhell. It. vm IIh i n urn
I'll. X U-7; Ness. II, s. Keeier.
H, I. 61; MeUiughlln. 11, vs.
Van llurnher Cl, an. 6 J.
ISiUblcs t iir.iteiia and Cacv vs.
I'uvls and Curl, 83, 8-a; Noss and
MrUughlln vs, Uurnca aud Kcev
er. 6 1, 6 0.
Oindsrs Platurn Hart Mr. and
Mrs. G. VV. (Under have relumed
to their boniB lu Laurelwood. lol
lowing seierul du; In Seatilc,
where Ihe former atlcudud a meet
Inn .of Richfield couipaii) dlslrlhu-
i era.
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Cipro No. 2:
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Vaughn ...
Spaneuke
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Klks:
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C. Illack
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K. Gardner
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DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
"Thy kingdom conio." How
amazing this lltllo . three
worded petition Is! Think what
it wouiu mean, snnuiu it necome
reality. Suppose everything In
this world wero brought into
conformity with the divine will.
Injustice In cvory relationship
would be banished from the
earth. Hrunkcniicss, gambling,
profanity, prosperity of evil
would have to go. Wn,r, and tha
things that cause It, hate, sus
picion, greed, strife for power
and position would have, to go:
Hcart-achc, hopelessness and
despair would all be gone. Who
Is abio to namo all these
changes, for it literally doflos
description. Ilut to bring It ' to,
pass, It must becoiuo, nut only
our prayer, but our program
Our lips and our lives must he
at one here, and It does and
will become reality eiuctly to
tho extent that we Idontlfy our
selves with it. It can come to
day in your life and. mine if only
we will have It so. The great
philosopher, linmanuel Kant,
once said that In order to create
an Ideal community wo need on
ly to act as if we already he
longed to it. This would be pos
sible for each of us lo do. May
GOd help each ono to do their
Part. Ami.ii.
LETTERS
to the Editor
THINKS NAZI MOVg CUTS
. OFF BRITISH SUPPLIES
SERIAL STORY
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BY JERRY BRONDFIELD ;
eopvmaHT. itsA
atg (iivicg. uxc
' To thp editor ' News-Review: If
you were to write an editorial on
Ihe'news you would 'probably first
dwell upon the niceties of the lat-
I est move on the European choss
lot of wator ahovo and bolow us
limiiy soon.
. "More'n might bo good for us
ho muttored. "Tho barometor has
ueen uroppin ilka a toil o" lead.
Tell vnn u-l,t ...... .i.. ,
board nd you would say "it Is Have Wong Lee send n,,,.,TZ
CAST OF CHARACTERS 1
VAL DOUGLAS girl snorts
writer, shipped ou a freighter to
find excitement
EDDIE CAVAL1KII a nrlie
fighter headed for the title has a
score to settle with Val.
CAPTAIN 8TEVE HAVKKV
skipper of the Northern Bello.
lilllrirv trb-r on t n
- - - j.uLfuv vBiiaiioi B
uiaoager,
YESTERDAY: Playing check.
org. Eddie tolls Vl why he took
up fighting, talks ot his plans for
the future. The tension between
them eases slightly and Val finds
herself strangely disturbed as she
gels to know Eddie belter
CHAPTER XH
The weather became rouahne an
they nosed north past Cape Hag
gorty It was a dull, loaden dawn
mat orose over the Pacific, and
Val noticed through the porthole
that it was Impossible to pene
trate the mist for more than 75
feet Steven Hansen muat hav
been on the bridge all night, she
figured. . . ,
When she stenDcd noiulilo hr
cabin tbo wind almost knocked
her flat. Gratefully, she grabbed
one of the lino that had been
strung along tho deck for support,
and every time the bow of tho
Northern Belle pitched deep Into a
It was treacherous, sllppory going,
cavomous trough qf water. Yal
had to stop and hang on grimly.
Sho virtually bad to fight her
way up to the bridge. "HI Slavic,"
she greeted Hansen. "Nice day to
fly a kilo, what?"
ou ought to he below and stay
thoro." ho answered. "TM is .,.
usually dirty weal her far ihi n.n
O year and I don't like II. nnhnu. hand shHrnlv asailtKt Ins
ro sir, uon t. IThon she ran up the steps.
val looked up Into the sky. Kddle touched his cheen where
looks like we're going to have a "10 rci1 Imprints of her fingers
were outlined against tuo uronzc
of his skin.
(To bo continued I
want to ship any more water In
hut number three hold.
"Barney, double the wu'ch and
string a stouter life line up for'rd.
We're getting a five-ton sen over
our bows every time we bite into
a deep one.''
Kveu as ' he spoke a Jagged
streak of lightning stabbed the
murky blackness. An Instant laier
a terrific clap of tbunder rolled
above them-
"Got some oilskins and a sou'
wester for me?" Val asked Barney
casually.
"You don't bave gny Ideas about
going above decks, have you?"
Harney growled. "Because If you
have, you better forget 'em."
"Whoso orders are those?'
"Please, Miss Douglas." Mac
Gregor pleaded. "1 don't want to
order you to do anything. But it's
murder up there. We've (tot 00
mile wind blowing and we can t
take chances.'-'
Eddie Cavalior watched her
closely. Ho knew sho wasn't
phased by MacGregors wa,-nlng.
So when she borrowed some oil
skins from the ship's carpenter he
stopped her.
Where you going?" he asked
quietly.
She was surprised. Cp on Iho
bridge. Why?"
Don t you think Captain Man-
sen can keep us going without
your aid?"
Thanks for your Interest, ' she
said coldly, "but I don't need a
nursemaid."
Shn started up the companion-
way hut he soized her arm. "Don t
be a fool."
Ho didn't realize how hard he
hail gripped her. She turned on
him fiercely and brought her flat
luce.
shocking,'1 but you would bavo tq
realize that Mrs. Post's rules ou
etiquette are .rarely considered by
warring nations.
o' coffee and a emit, In tanilu-li.linn
and havo Harnoy MacGregor soo
h i I 01.er3"hln' "hip-shape, in tho
Of courso. you would' appreciate ,?.'.." l"al..m"llll
, that the Norsemen would have put ! ta ,,avo an, of thai snVrr n "J
lot-in mucn stronger opposition to i,,nm"
me uermail invasion it tneir sov
ereignity had pot previously boon
threatened hy the Urltish,
1 Then you would tako a closer
view at the map and notice that
(ho Norwegian shqres offer the
German airplanea a much shorter
routo tq iho hangouts of the Orlt-
isn neci ano, a ai snipping m tnc
North-German sea.
Also, that instead of tho British
halting ore shipments to Germany
Sho bumped into Pop Grimes
coming up tho companlonway.
How's Kolso getting on?" she
asked.
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Changes In Oregon1
Control Body Made
8AI.KM. Ore.. Anrll 12 (API
' i ne siaie ooarii of control an-
oounceci appointment loday of Hoy
ii. ,iiiis ui tut a newly created no-
IIU sll'ni of "business sunervlsor of
i, i..n,,...i ,.. . .
... iiinuiiiimuH i u o uoai-ll ill enll-
UOI OII1CCS.
I .Mills will ho subordinate to Han
mi j. rry, a ueiuocral. who will coii-
-4111 linil,, ua o. ...... ... ,l , i
-" ".'ivmij hi uiu uuai u auu
l2 slate purchasing agent. There has
0'!9 been much speculation as to V'ry's
ii j iiuo since toe republican adminls-16-
tratloii of Governor Spraguo went
625 into office. Fry has served since
I early In the Martin administration.
120 111 Governor Charles A. Spraguo
142 421 said duties of Mills would be to
in 418 coonllniUo farming and business
aciiviiies ot tne atato Institutions,
119 42S and act us connllnatlm: aceni he.
l 192 Iwcen the hoard of control, the In-
' "' aiHunnis auu IU0 pudget depart
I inent.
Services of E. M. ltarers will ho
ins discontinued In the beard of con
HSi (rol ilepartnient. Governor Spraguc
4ii:i said, hut he will h0 round In a pa
;i:it slllon elsewhere hi stale service.
481 There will be no Increase lu the
2:1:, Staff or aggregate payroll, the eov-
718 2271 V'rnor said.
I Mills tho new allluilnlee. Iiu'r
.166 been 111 charge of liquidation of
sail vuB 111 tne siaie ouiikiug iiepart-
nns nieiH.
air,! Action nf Iho hoard of control
1 li was iiuaiiliiious. Cbuugcs will lake
ID vueci .iiay 1.
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Pop grlnued. "Sick aa ever. He
swears we've been half way
around tho world by now. I tell
bint It's only been four days, aud
ho calls mo a liar.""
"We'll be In Prince Ilimeri tn.
tho situation is now reversed and h, up '"shn said "Anil vnt? JTr,
England will have to do without ii. . 1 iV.?. . "' .-A,ul. ou can
and DTn'lrk" W Eranclscofnce':
anu uonmnrK. 1 They've oersnadMl ... -
Cbumherlaln is doJnc the talk Ine ' ....... ... ii , . ., "v . """
X s,ihor,,of zpinw
Urlllsh arros,nce towards neutrals g otho" an down In th?i nM "k"
-ourselves ncluded-has cost IVout atong with Jhe.n 5?"
much of heutnil good will. Of wa tchei T silently as i '?bh
course, not as to us for wo accept w. re -opes amend ih? T'
everything the Hrtllah hand us a,lgea an seized eLrv . , g
a compliment even a kick In the fi.i.. ' Bll-Ul;1l everything
Mary Pickford Tor
Return fo Movies
BARBS
Berlin
diallers
Thus nazis aro cutting thrco coi
ners to achieve wartime economy.
announces that bahics'
are now being rationed.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April
13. (API The movies are get
ting so darned good, says Mary
Pickford, that she wauts to become
a part of 'em again,
Some time this summer, per
haps, sho will star In her flrs.t-uio-.
tlon picture In soven years.,-'
"I have qullo definitely decided
to do a picture as soon as I can
complete the arrangements," oho
said in an interview.
"1 can't tell you tho name of the
story, yd. Ilut I will bo co-starred
with two, perhaps three, other
women. There will be ono male
star."
Long out ot tho films, Mary has
never stopped being a movie fan. .
She screens all tho new pictures
at her home, and seeing so many
good ones, sho says, has stirred lu
her the desiro to don makeup once
more. - . , , .
Then too. she says, people have
been after her. Her friends keep
telling her the public would like lo
havo her hack.
Miss Pickford'B last role was
lu "Secrets." released lu 1932.
N.S. Rogers New
Oregon Forester
SALEM. April IX Nelson S,
Rogers. Saloin. Friday was olectod
permanent state forester at a
meeting of the slate forestry honrd.
He will receive (950 a month.
Rogers succeeds Carl E. Davis,
Murshfleld. who was elected act
ing state forester to succeed J. W.
l-ergusou, who resigned last No
veniber. Davis asked to be re
lieved of his duties so he might re
turn to Coos county, where ho has
extensive logging interests.
Ilngew has been employed by
the stste tax commission since
1932. He previously served ns dis
trict (ire warden at Veronia and
Metirni'd. and at one time was as
sistant state forester.
KRNR
Mutual resdeastlng System
1M0 Kilocycles
Descending upon the world wllh
their "White Book," the Germans
would have us believe our Bullitt
had misfired.
psnls. we were not quite so pa-
110111 some luU years ago.
AMERICAN.
W, B. Melton Funeral
WHI Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for William
Hardin Melton, 72, well-known resi
dent of .South Deer crock district,
who died at Mercy hospital. Rose-
burg, yostcrday, will he held In the Uiichi v 1, 0,.. J . ba,""l!
chapol of the Douglas Funeral hJ?, Just e?URh lo strike
wnerc do vim en rt-, i,nr9
she ssked Eddlo after a few mlii-
Back to the galley, of course
Wong says ho can't release me
until you give him the word."
an 1 110 mat sho replied
snmownat Impishly. had for
mac ihiiio ami general morale. But
C'nioii ' ' ,llousl1
Sho was opening a can of aspur
bus hon the ship lurched hoav-
"i- 11 mrew ner off linl..
Oil
170
122
41"
MS.1
3-Way Traffic Violator
Draw Heavy Fine, JaH
PORTLAND. Anrll 12 tlM
66 l.yle O'Benlon's throe mistakes an
Wi 2167 n automobile operator added up
1 iu i"iu auu a year in the county
Hit 666 Jail.
IU6 402 1 Municipal Judge Julius Colin
171 421 sentenced hlin to six mouths lu iull
117 4'Jil.and lined bun 000 fur driving
211 067, while drunk ami Imposed a eluillnr
OS 171 penully for driving while his II-
872 laoli
Portland leavers Buy
Catcher Frank Rieber
POIITLAND. April II. (API -The
Portland lleavers had another
catcher today. Prank Bother, pur
chased from Toronlo nl the Inter
national league for 12500 cash.
President Schetler said Helher.
who hit .261 III .12 games last year,
would Join the club here not week.
Formsr Raaidant Here I. : P.
bey stopped over In (.lljiu- Marlin. ot tiranls Pass, hi spend-
ceuso was nuder suspension ihe
exini Iiu wua for drunkenucss.
Injury in Auto Crash
Brings Death to Woman
V KIt., Wash., April 12. -(API
-Mrs. Clara Turcnjan. 01.'
of I'ulty. lire., who ya.i Injured
when an aulci'ioblle crushed into
a farmhouse at Cowlcho Saturday,'
died yesterday.
Lester Mtlllgan. also of Vnlly,
who was driving iho autnmohie m
blcti she was s passenger, suf
fered a broken back,., ,,
Ida en route home to visit icIa-'IHR few da,vs here ilaillng rela-'lJvo Korover." C. A. Brand's on
lives aud friends. 'lives and friends. the highway. (Adr.) .
nomo Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Kev. John A. Barney, of
the First Christian church,
will officiate liilcrmont wm follow
In the Gllniore cemetery.
Mr. -Molloa was horn January 1 1.
186H, In Corslcannn county. Texas.
and canio lo Douglas county from
California about I89. He was mar
ried at lloseburg in September,
1890, to Miss Anna Whilsott. He
was a member of Phllelai lun Imlin
No. 8, 1. O. O. F.. of Hoscbum.
scv
Koseli
Era
ton all of Sacramento, Calif.; and
llailand. ..Elmer J.', and Thomas
Mellon, all of Hoscburg. Ho is also
survived by Ion grandchildren
her finger across a Jagged edge of
Eddlo helped her bandage tho
wound. Sho winced as ho bathed
tho cut nf iodine.
"Anyway." sho murmured. "This
ought to be proof."
"Proof? ot what?"
She held up the finger. ' Iilond"
mee,ber?"UCT"K:l,J'- "NlH "'k' Hc'
Ho nodded. "You sum do snli;
your points the hsrd way. thouirh
.inn oetore I (orget thanks 1..,
Surviving besides his widow, are.rettiiiirvnur ,frL . """"ia
iven children: William Mellon. frr ";g 2 f'r '.
oaeburg; Mrs. Cora Smlih. Mrs. , r.vc to vou know "' " '
ruiiees Vummerlon and Alleo Mel- "Eorget It " ahn iai.i
W. A. Botjord Re-enoaacs
in Real istate Business
W. A. (llllll Bogard, who for 17
years, prior 10 ivzq was engaged
In the real estalo business in
Kuaehurg, has reopened an agency
In this city and' will cniraen In
general real estate activities' hut''
specialising puruculurly, be reports
In farm and timber lands.
sir. Ikigard.was In business 1n
Roacburg from' 1912 in lr'9 iinr.
lug which time he handled a larje
aoiouut of timber lauds aud sub
divided several or tho large farm
acreages of the couuiy. Since 1929
he bas hocn devoting his time lo
the uperutiun of his large stuck
ranch in the I Kile area.
He has established his nffico in
tho Grand-haul snnci. where hu
was loealed for Iho last five veara
of his previous business activities
in this city. .....
NOTICE TO OOD FELLOWS
l orgct II," sho said
tit
Hut Eddie Cavalier found lie
I'"',"'" -. ""W 11 v- completely.
Iwico ho caught himself looking
up at her when sho .vas i't aware
of II. Ihorc was somellilng dls
turbiug about the sot ,if her blond
curly head. He had seen a lni
more beautiful women, but he
couldn't recall ono wllh 03 much
spcrk.
She was Ihe kind uf girl. Kddio
thought, who probably had a
d wen or moro guys cluttering up
her Uoorslep. Guys wilh a lot of
dough i:, id a lot of spare time lo
spend It.- Guys who played polo,
"iif be, end tulongcd tu -d or
Ihr. a. -ii try clubs. Gi:y who
had a llllle blue In Iheir blood.
After all. bo told himself li,,r
work took her among people like
inai, auu wnn ner limits it would
bo only natural for Ihem lo go Tor
her. book, line and sinker.
lie slareil at tho huac hnul of
apple sauco ho was mixing, fo
whgt? So why should he ho wast
ing a lot of thought on it? He
lifted Ihe big wooden spoon und
whacked the apple sauco flatly.
That's what it was . . . '.he
whole thing was apple ouuee. J
But he wished he con I lie a III. 1
lie more certain of his convictions.
There will be no jiistlco In this
world until people who plant them
selves directly In front of escalator
Jumpi.ug-off points get smacked ns
hard as people who enter swinging
uoors In the wrong direction.
- The man who- doesn't lilav-watv
according to the German view
point, is only half a man. Too fro
quoutly, so Is tho man who conies
back from one.
Wilb only three million dollars
each to Bpend on campaigns, tho
political parlies may have to resort
to democratic methods of electing
a president.
Maestro Stokowski, It now- ap
pears. Is on someone's lltllo Rod
lisl. So Bach and Beethoven have
Just been propaganda stooges all
thlB llmo?
Chairman Dies knows how It
feels to be a census enumerator.
It's getting so 110 one will an
swer bis coniniitteca nuestloiiu
cither.
Sonulor Tohey's bill would have,
emoved tho Jail sentence nrovi.
slon for refusal to answer census
liiesuous. nut would keen II...
$1,000 fine. Thus the more tnnnovi 10:00 Home Servica. Cnnn
you make, the less you have to toll ' 1D:1"' Georgie Crackers'. Ml
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
3:30 Turkey town Trouhadors.
3:45 Matinee Dance.
4:00 Trojan Horsos, MBS.
4:15 Cats N'Janunors, MBS.
4:10 Symphony.
4:4.1 Slnfunlolta, MI1S.
6:00 Ed Fltzpatiick's Orch.,
MBS.
5:30 Hawaii Calls, MBS.
8:00 Tonight's Tuno.
6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utll
ities Co.
6:10 News - Review Newa
Flashes.
6:15 Dinner Dance.
6:30 John B. Hughes, MBS.
6 : 45 C o m 111 a n d Performance,
MBS.
.115 Hutual Maestro,
-ft SO Music by Moonlight, MBS.
7:45 Hollywood Whispers, MBS.
8:00 Impoiiul Intrigue, MBS.
8:30 Sterling Young's Orch..
' MBS.
9:00 News, Ssrutan, MBS.
9:15 Saturday Night Party
Wing Cigarettes, MBS
MONDAY, Al'llll, 10
7:00 Slufr aud Nonsense.
7:3C Maws-Review of the Air.
7: 4u State and Iwal News.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
Morning."
7:00 Rhapsody In Wax.
8:110 Breakfast Club, MIIS.
8:15 This and That lii Melodv.
8:45 Buckeye Four. MIIS.
S:uu-Addroaa hy Pres. Roose
velt, MUS.
9: lu Paulino Alport,
MUS.
9:30 Ma Perkins, Proctor A,
Gamble, MBS.
9:45 Carters of Elm Street, Oval-
una, insa.
Pianist,
about how you make it.
Jimmy Cromwell's summer i,lun
Include a flight over the Canadian
HOCKIOS. I) l e al Wuhlnalim lu
hoping the beauties of the nnrlh.
nesi icavc nun speechless.
Wohoan Favors Wheeler
for Anti-War Attitude
WASHINGTON, April 12.- (AIM
-Soustor Clark (D Idaho) inn
orward Senator Wheeinr m
Maul.) today as the only meal,
tiul candidate who he said ii,.,i
promised unreserved opposition to
,uicriran involvement ill the K11-
pean war.
Both Wheeler and Clark .- 1
against last yoar's neutrality bill
nig me arms embargo. Wheeler
has said that he would not be a
candidate for Ihe democratic presb
dcnllal nomination If Mr. Roose
velt runs, but has expressed the
view that Iho chief oxccullve would
not seek a third term.
Secretary Ickos. a third term ad-
hT,0;.SU,' "ur, Jesterdav
mat tf the president was re-elected
he would resign from the cabinet'
and say "thauks for the hue
ride.'
Tho a-Hle lii-tiLa. In Mil lij . ?....,
Odd . Follows roaueatod lo bo'atlbisi hero . ii.irv si, .v. 11
.ball at 1:45 p. ui. Sunday. April ll.lsen remained at .mess just long
in.anuua niuorai.ol-HrolbKr w. ILIeiibufih to boll 'something warm
MeJtOB, Sr. - By ' order , of .iNoblo'anil hark a few urilera .
Unuid ,1: ..- f "Get evervthlng baPoui-d down
.A. J. UlilH'ES, Secretary, ''and check - the - pumps.-! dou't
Southwestern Oregon
News Ceases Business
MAKSHFICLlTfJre.. rl,
(APJ-The ll-yearobl Southwest,
em Oregon New. f Marshflehl
eased publication with today's is.
Thu editor and publisher. W. X
ira.niow. annouiufld the plant
w I continue in the Job printing
botduesa. ft
,J,.?ivV" cslablislieil In
I9"!, first as Ihe Kv.nl... i,
then as Ibe Southwestern urccon . M1's
Daily Nc-. PuWicatlo" .H :. I'"" l-.-"'.,
week,, started lo years ago. la
IIU
10:10 Bill lwis. Ilarlliinn iliu
10:45 Bachelor's Children, Old
Dutch Cleanser, MBS.
11:00 Our Friendly Neighbors, A.
ka Seltzer, MBS.
11:15 Andy lona's llawailaus,
MIIS.
U:30 -Elbert Laschclle, Organist,
12:0b Luncheon lianee.
I2:iu-Rhythui at Random.
12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex
change, 12:45 News, Safeway Stores.
12:50 News-Review of tho Air.
1:00 Hennlngcr's Man On The
Street.
1 15 MBS 'SolVJul uf "10 Ai
1:30 The Quiot Hour.
2:00 At Your Connnaud.
2:10 Johnson Family. MUS.
s-t-i- .Muse and Music. MIIS.
'i'VV MBs' l'lvl"BHl0"-'" Orch.,
3:30 Edna O'Ucll and Pluno.
MILS.
3: IS -Marriage License Romanc
es, MIIS.
4:u Fulton Lowis. Jr.. MBS.
4:l3Haven of Rest, MUS.
4::io Tea, Time Dance.
.-:fli)- Lew Diamond's Orch.'. .MIIS.
.i:L Shatter Parker, MBS.
5:311 Varieties.
5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval
tine, MBS. ,
6:un- Tnnir.hr Tune.
6:C5 News. Calif. Pacific Utilb
tier Co,
6:10Newa-Ravicw Nws Flashes.
s-1.1 limner Iianoa.
6:30 John B. Hughe,, Avalon Ci
garettes, MBS.
6: IS - Paging the Pa-it. MBS.
Mlism',ml l'r'"" SW'"S'
7: la-Mutual Maestrns.
:1n Uiue Ranger, MBS
S:0o-iauco Orch.. to be An
nounced. aa-iirriu Tucker', Orch.. MBS.
o-'oTlo."1 by 'Sb"' 3li'ae K- Mur--9-.0
Alka Seiner News, MBS.
MILS.
:1S Franklu Master's Orch..
Jr.. M IIS.
Orih. MDL-.