1 TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, -JUNE 1 4-, i940
Roster of Flying
Club Upped to 60
FoctlftiM Heavily Tdntd
Spit of Rtctnt Addition
of Htw training Plant.
Hehplte the recent purchxe of
fi new irnlimiK plane, Ihe rueillllcH
if ttio I mp.pin Flyinc club are bo
Iuk heavily taxed uh Dip rewilt or n
In rice Increase in mcmhoiHliip. The
club, only one year li, now hm
main 1linn do memhci-H mid during
the pant few dfiyn hint added
new 11110101" tn the router.
Harry While, n member of the
South i'mofjiin VC camp, ha es
tabl lulled a new record Tor hIioiI
term IrainiiiK prior lo lilt moo
flight. White made bin Nolo hop
hip mm nine after crowding elKhf
hour of dual luHtvuctlon into four
nnd one-half dnynP He obtained a
vim nllon of fine week from camp
and came (o Hnnemic lo learn to
fly. Ho had prevlo.itdy IihiI only
one airplane ride. Takine Iwo
bourn of liiHtructton ench day. he
na nont up alone thin morn in e nv
hln liiHtiin tnr. "Hfi" Sink, and
made several tnkeoflH and laudiiiCH
In addition lo the required nianen
vera tn the air.
Another n'pw member of the clith
In Kd Woodford, who Ik employed
In (he af)nHHor'ii office in land re
chiffKtrtcAtlon work. Mr. Woodford
whu Riven nnnv tiaininc In l'MX
but ninee that Mine Iuih done lliile
fl.vlnK. He Ih taklni; a "refresher"
roiiw mid expeetK In do ' r.oiiHldor
able, rivint; in the future.
In 1920 Mr. Woodford donlKiicd
ii combat plane, which whs neeepi
mI by the nnvv. Hi- now Ik tvnrk
FLAPPER FANNY eysyivi. i
i i 1 n i ip tOOl 1H0 Bt HH JCAVtCt IMC. T.MHtC- U t PAT. Off. - ,. .. 1
Vets Appreciate
Courtesies Here
Aipi 'print foil lor court okIon ex
tended to the Disabled War Veter
ans of the World war in their Iftth
annual mate convention, held this
week in ltoHcbiti'K. Ih expressed in
h renolutiou adopted in Ihe clotting
hour of Ihe convention here Wed-
The resolution Ih aa fol-
SERIAL STORY
GHOST DETOUR
COPVRIOMT. 101
n tcnvict. inc
BY OREN ARNOLD
cast of chauactehs
kvki;i,i-;k dai.r and cuius
TI.S'K 1'aliinM I'm Incrs In u Hum
mer lourim venture at U.-ililrrem.
PICK HANTItOl-T anil FRANK'
LIN I.AKRAWAY They also
liiiinil ii n litlurnit In ClolilcreBt.
m-tuliiy
Iowh :
W'lii'fi'as, noHflitirK Chanter Nu
, A V i, ml auxiliary ami Vemenlny: The ,ai.v r lour Kn
.ii y of H..H..I..II-K. or., has b,..-,. tn t,,,!,. ,. nii.otlu In the hH,"
, , 1 '""v""'1"" 'Innod Golrinest mint,, nick atrlkcH
ol tli.i I) sal.leil Ain.-i- .an Veteran,, a mipnoi-lltiK post lu, pl. k.
of the Worm War. department ol then. Ik a re-. lun.llne .-rash anil
Oreeon. ami t., ..,. The rianhllBlit fulls
WheniiH. Ihe . .invention has en -' 1 10,11 Fraiiklln'ii hanilB.
joye.l Ihe hoxpilality of the city of ClIAPTKIt V
Jionebun; ilurlim our i-onventioii, ! i, i:,,i 11, .',. ....i
aplen.li.l .-oopenilion of lt i,.,.v n.i u-hii.. .inn.nkn...
the
"Now, here's a little number that ought to make 'em sit up
and oh, I forget. You swim, don't you?"
ItllllUl- ft VI ill til
tiilliliiK till le-n-H. iiimi
1 111; on a dealKn for 11 llirhl nlaiie nun m.h. i ,,r nui.i s
whl.-ll he hooea In nine., in iiriiiliu-- ''' .-i.l
lion vviiniii 1 no year.
hi
Or. Wade Plans to Fly.
Dr. C. H. Wnile. of rioxeliui".'.
ho re.enlly Wim liripoliit.-i meill
.ill exninfner for the Civil Aern
iiaiitl.H anlhorllv for IIONeliinu and
vloinlty. haa alao taken out nieiii
hemhiu In Ihe eluh mill plant. In
limn lo riy. lr. Wade has (nulli
fied tin merli.-Al examiner and haa
Initialled the etiuinment net-eHaary
fnr 11111k 1 111; Ihe phyaleal i-viiinliiii-lloua.
Heretofore, local attideuta
ha-e had lo travel to F.iicene or
Medfitrd lo aeeure Ihe lihynleal 1
tenia required hefore Kiev are per-l
III the future will he ahle In iihlnln
the teats In Itosehui-ff. Dr. Wnile la'dav of M
an officer In the 1'. S imvnl ' t t lx n 1 1 Ii
Herve.
AtnoiKf other new tneinliera are
Hd Mettln. Melvln Haiuewnnil ami
.lames name wood, of Drain; Klt.ni !
.la.-ksoii. Cnlt'otivllle; llryc.i Ow-'
ens. Marvin Holland. Jewel Solo. 1
inon. Ainiy Maher, llatner nice, 1.1 11-
ISlln Alool-e, Allen II111 kluii-l.
Allen Cordon, Harold filler, I'al
l'ailelrord. all of IloHehuri.'.
IHll-lliK Ihe iast week Walt Nil-
lioel lilsli-l, t ,-,,
pin tioSCM oul-. .ll
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nun.- i.r I.-" h .141 bi
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1-1 iniif nu
liat.-.i this .'list .lav r At.... rit'i.
I'Klii'V A. WKIIH.
Slurlff of Iii.iimI'.- I'ciKi.y. .h-caon.
Mi'i'iru Ti i iii:iii'roiiM
lieri-hy Hh-.-n: Tln.t
League's Leading
Teams Face Series
Nnt h'c Ik li.'i ehy ul
Ii'iinh K. ruri'-i- "f Ivuui-nv
t'liiiniv. ir(R"n, linn lici'tt .'iri'"i)ii-d
evpi'Mlilx f 1 lie (-yl.d.' ff U'llltum
.M. Pnrlt-r. lc. iTisf-.l. hy the Cimiity
'ii 1 1 (' 1 toouiiiH ( 'mhmi v. (Vt't:in.
.Ml n-isniis ii.iv'inir rliihiiH h:ihiI
ruHti-r Vfiiit lici i.
within wi month; fioni
. i:ti. in 1 if 1
lw nfhi'n of .1. V, (.mm.
1 'Oil ft lltUF, Iti'Hchlll tf. ( l 'fffen,
JKNNil". 1'. ruitTun,
liy .in IKON HAI1.KY
(AHuoclated I'reHH KporlK Writer!
The baseball KpolliKbt will be
loniHed Hi It week-end on lire four
irnme colMxion of the Cincinnati
KedK and Miooklyu Dodgera tit
Mrooklvn. In the hope I hat
Ihe violent HtriiKRie there will in
dicate the eventual National league
champion.
-Whether It will or not is open
(O (Hlenlmn, out Inei
be a more dianiatic
lenl 01 powei- biMwee
'aiiin Airttially deadhx ked lor the
j lead
Th.
.iil'ici: rr itum-i-oits
t 'iitini
ii.'ll lo
M..M
1'i.uri 1
r notiul.'t
of 111,
Minion, 1
1 lijirli
Noll.f Ih h
(null rslnncfl i 01 im
.niiit-il f.Mitt tin. v '
tcll'tl Of riMllKl, llllf Ii
all folo filers, have made ci-iimh Iu.h dill
country rifghtH to Portlaml and re
turn, vltdlltiK the arloiiH aiipoiu
en route. ',
The Itoflobio-u- i-lnh li.w ih.. iIIm. Iho offi. -v nf l:l
llnetlon of having the lowenl prlc .w,ihiu Irfts ,V,, m.i.k
1 ii
. .Mhiikii
liiidKi.H 1
.Ml IiiThiiiis li:i
lU.IMIHl J-4Hti-
MilriMl to nifyt'iil tl
ed living ctnirne of any orgiiulxn
lion In the far went, and 1m believ
ed to be Ihe largenl iinHpuiiHored
club In the nation. The nK chum
'd by Ihe lorn I Huh. privately 01
ga u I Red mid operated, are Ii-hh than
hair the iiual conIn, It in reporiod.
RKATTF.K. .w" l:t.(AI'i -
Wiley Tt. WriKhl. Heuliir piivale
flying HpeelullHt in (he four north-
went sin ten tor Hie civil nei-oiniu
lica nuthorily n civilian pilot train-
ft- Ol-.lltt I
inn v. i u''i:o
rollt thr 'l
Mthlhatiult of HiIk notl. '. .tlii'li
Ihe ilh ilny ut .linn'. Ii.
ti. W. Ml'.VSMN.
AiimliiNlmlor of ttu 'Ht :t 1 ' t
i 'Itui h it 1 1 SI iiuu-Mi il.-i i'iivit.
ol(l out lor tndny, louiorrow and
Sunday and police resoi von had to
lie .tuniiuoncd yeKterdav
lein (' en CiiKfV tiu ti.. i.....
a nay thousands nf Inns clamoring i ninti umi i",. .....i, ...,.i
son and otgani.aiion contributing
ul in t luit nu
li'l' Klltl IHM'SII.'lIlt In (III Dl lll'l nf I lu
t'onniy I'nin-i of tin- Sluh- of nn
kiill fin' i Kill u In m ( 'mint s 1 1 u I v inn i
mill mi hi i'il of i ii i.iil In tin' in ii t
i'-r of tin- ifliii.- nf 1 1 Hit in II
Mliillt-ii. ul. -jo liin.wii ii h WiIIi.hii 11
lag program, received IllHtrllll)a,l1,.i.vl!,Vl.HM,
todav to wtnrt oruaniinc rbiHm ' hI .-i-ini..
,Hlltltllu I'Hln
I NoK,
llollill
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Ki
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of .lll ,
III III I
mihli.
Mil Ml ritlll l
rllt.il i.kI in.
.-Mill ."lull-, t.-w it
l.nniK hi lliMiitliio I itui
I'tit- li.isl It.ilf .-I S. tn. n
Ktiiii;.- s
ii ,
it 1 1 1 1
which will take in high school grnd
unien rh well as -u)legi:i lis nn
whom the authority hiiK been con
centrating IIiuh far.
He Htnld: "We eHpeclally waul lo
gei noid or young men with the
neci-Hsary phyaical ptalltlrations
no nave had Home epertiiHv in I
flying but m ho. for one reason or
anoiner, nave allowed iheh ci'ithl
cnten In Iap8e.
"They Mill Kven retri.sh..r
cnut'Hes, five of cluirge. which will
qualify thoni for a private pilot's
cortlfirate under Hm Hlnmlnnlizi'it
vmrni oi iratlilug. i
I ne principal new couimi'm nu ''''t'
IhfiilziMl are lor higli school gradu ...
men m-iween is and L'K ho havi
held nolo cerlittriilfH or ml.,. i
lot certilicaten. 1 am
St. ut I
I himIh fa 4 oon ( ntiiit.i
Will Go to San Francisco Ward L,?,"' 'L , '" , VV? "J.
fiimming. Jr.. kou oi Mr. IMid Mrs.i-K.V ,Vf V ' si'
W ard Cummlnus ot this citv. .i,,ns of s.-, m.n T-.Tihi
lo leiive loniorrow on tin- bus fors'ifV 1 ' tSs,'t "
Han I-Yan. ts.o lo Hpemt i( ...! vh-'nu 'Vsw ',' '-V xw,' ..
canouiug n the gm-nt of his lath
ei s cousin and iitiend ih i;old n
ate tali'
'I'll.- l-'ut X.i
I lliillil, of I'.-l t -hi.
h iitliiiin 1st i ii -
11. t-H Of III.'..
Inirit, lt.liul;i
anil iift.-r tli..
Hi, ol f. r f..r full'
.' Sill.- f.. IH-1.
I o t'l.llf It IM.i ll-UI
f.ilh.W UIU .1.-.
Lx-loiiKinu t.
Ori'unn
ht. :.: s..T
iini'H.' Alt' i
I... In ;., I
s-. uih iinir
S-'t'lMMI 'i
, lf.iiiK'
Mil ii-
si.ii.
W.-Ht.
.ilf o
Mill ll.
iu.tr
Ni.rt li
Tom n-hlp J:
for lickeltt.
'Ihe petinaul I'evi'r t'ltuiunati
developed lust summer has Ihmmi
reduced lo fiisiguil'ieimce in the
fare ol the ardor of Khiihush uin.
who bclti'vc that the reinforce-
m.'llt by (JiiMieier Joe Medwjck
and I'ilt-her Curl Davis will u
able Itrooklyn to crush all other
contenders.
The Cli 1'hiud Indians a ml I i
troll Tigers singed a red hot iniri
hide yemerday bile On. other
i-lul)H were (raveling and the In
diittiH evonimilly trlumihed ;t- in
ten Innings.
The viciory lilicd the Tribe
back into second place and gave
l.eity Al Sniiili his siMh victory
against one dolcni.
, I ., h 1 .,1 Hli,i Ox vHei. aud airplunea and
gjniuiiouH. hnh-lH and a!l whom nVvil (-ontrapvionn were all I'ight
we have come in contact with, to -in.- ihm wo .......t- !, ,,..
an un.p.iralleli.d degrees, for which df would cling lo the convevances
v.e are most appreciative: aud (which she undoitslpod and loved
Whereas, wo wish lo expreHH our .she had n genuine Hileciion lor
sincere thanks ami aipreciatioii lor horses. She could bundle mules,
this generous show of hospitalltv loo. Hut lor Uav-in-an-duv-out ser
and IrlendlineKR; (vice, whon ehe was oro hunting in
Therefore, be it resolved, by Ihe the wild Arizona hllln Rhe would
IHsahled American Veterans of the Hike burros every time. tturr.on
World War. In convention assem- !p humble, dependable creatures
bled this lith day of June, in the f,f ani:i.ing endurance but negligl
year oi' our Lord l!llu. ( liosebm g. I hie speed.
Oregon, that we express our sin- Kive in a row. carrying tent can
con, thanks and appreciation lor van ami groceries aud water can
Ihe hospitality and Ihe many friend- 'een and pick and nhovel and
ly coniicHieB thai hav made our sundry utensils, look like a sort ol
slay in your city most enjoyable, 'huge gruy caterpillar Inching
To iho mayor of Itoseburg, to Cul. 1 "'toss t tie mountains. Mrs. Maude
K. P. Tf't'dy, Or. A. II. Mount- Hoaan walked beside ciurh n. cat
ford and the siaff of Koseburg Vet- ni'"illnr this m.nrnlng. If she felt
erans Administration facflliy, in liiie it phe could ride one of the
Itosobuig News Review and radio burro., hut .Mrs. Hogan was n
stailon KHNIi, lo Capl. Irving and H'l"Rti-in who raiclv lelt tired.
Ihe Kosehurg ualional guard com- Sh gumed her rharges through
pany. I'lne .Motor company, Han- joshua trees, making a short cut
son Motor company, SI Millard Mn- t rotu the Hale' ranch, and after
tor roinpiiny. to Victor ,1. Micolli, lopping a low hill she could aee
convention chairman, and his com- "U! deserted town ol tioldcresl
uiiueos; iiaiighiers of rnion Vet- r x l f in HH Historic, canyon, it
erans, I 'n I ted Spanish War Veier- ''hin't tin press her. Mm. Hogan
...it! l'..i.,.,l l.i. ... ... .u ,.t n.-n In ntlinll.. .-nt.uiil.
mut-u .iiniinnii ni- (rni-un " f-...i . ..v ......... . ., . ... ,.
anxlllarv. Veterans r .,,X ernt'.ins. She saw- in the colorful "'1 ' OI inc. ', V
Wars anxlllarv, Vincent l i not Ihe arlistrv of nature, lull l" .'"ic v.al.;he.l the two jandsome
,. "."(.. iiin.iii i .italone, youtlia atn.lius tov.nrd I-'ranklin a
1 .r...'1.""'; '"R"1"- ...,..,...i ,'l.i.,r l.,,,-,ei She wim looklnc more dlroet-
iy, nowever. ni uu:k nimseii.
"Isn't Mick the best-looking thing
that ever walked?" Christine
breathed then, surprisingly. Itose
Ice lurned to look at her friend.
Why Christy!"
"H niinm?"
"Are you ? Whv. yes! Hick
moves gracefully. He Is a fine
athlete, r-memher. I I think,
we're lnckv to have hired him." j
Roselee turned the talk into
Injslncrs. Bill In her heart had
been planted a sudden new worry.
A vague, undefined little worry,
ft is tine: quite inconsequential as
recosTmnble. R'lselee
to Ktudy anew Chris-
insMPcted the girls.
"Ye'ro both pule in yer gills."
she declared. "Why you w oulda
got out presently, with Mr. Hich
ar! hem a dlggln' that way. honey:
Hut I utvrjlda got here sooner,
your nia'll chide me for nesiect
ing you like this!"
She com Tort ed Roselee, dusting
her and talking affably.
"Only thing. Mrs. Hogan."
Franklin put in, "we wore afraid
our digging would cause another
ave-in. And we didn't have any
tools, or any soil oT Hglit. I lost
the riash. like a haby: We knew
we were ilicgiug right because wo
eoultl get a whiff of fresh air. hut
we were surely scared. We owe
yuu plonty lor happening along.
"That ain't no. son!" Ihe- good
lady said, but she beamed under
his kindness, even so. "You'd a
cot out. I'm curious. I'm a goin'
bark down in there lor a spell Just
to look ft over, right now."
She flipappearert down the shaft
and the young folk trudged lmck
toward their Aee High Holel.
Their .own good splritr. had al
ready revived remarkably.
"Well !" Roselee breathed, pres
ently. "We're off to a fine start.
We planned to thrill a o of tour
ists, and we begin hy thriHinc
ourselves! Auyhody too seared to
ri on?"
"Nuts," said Pick, matter-of-factl.v.
"Let's get to work. Anyhow
we got the money burled in there.
It's tinder some of that fallen rock,
safe as possible. Lei's scalier as
planned. And say out ol danger
ous pluceB, you guys!"
Roselee looked -happily at htm.
She lll od the way Dick Bancroft
took charge of things. Without a
runner word he and Franklin left.
them they had already asrreed on
Turpin Puts Team
Back Into Lead
ny tho Associated Press)
The- Pacific coast ieasue leader
ship, JuKRled between Seattle and
Ouklanil four times in the past
week, waa lu Seattle's liantia analn
today.
The Oaks could Eot nowhere last
nlcht when Ihev faced Pitcher
I5av llarrell. who limited them to
two hits while his Portland pals,
Iho leaRue'a cellar uCBieKull.ni.
broke an eight-sump losine streak
'anil administered their opponents
a t-0 drubbltiK.
I Seattle' 4-2 triumph over San
DI.KO also waa Pitcher Hal Tnr
pin's eleventh victory of Ihe sea
son. The Italnier's two-tun s.or-
ine In the third was started when
lilehtliehler Vaunt tripled and
then crossed the plate on Short-
stop Schuster's fly to left field.
Vannl thus redeemed hlnlHPlf after
a first innini.' error when he drop
ped a fly and Kishlllel.ler Stew-
I are scored. The other two Seat
tle runs came in the fifth on two
Isjncles and a triple.
1 Sacramento smothered llolly-
coch team getting u
wood, 11-
I, if a
HaiTOtt, San Francisco renter
fielder, co-starred with I'it.-hoi-Cibson
while the Seals overwa(.n.
ed Los Angelea K-l. Bariett knock
ed In four runs and got three hits
including a hnnier, In four trie,'
while Cihson held the Augcls to
eight scattered hlta.
Girlj Team to Meet The Hose
burg tilrls aofllmll team haa la
viteil all Kills interested n attend
the practice meeting Saturday at
lour o'clock nt Finlay field.
Market Your
POULTRY
and
EGGS
at the
VALLEY
PRODUCE CO.
Jackson and Court Sts.
Phone 646
Mrs. M. II. Richards, I'mptpm Cnit (n;"(""1 "ol "tnrnlshed
siiilptor's hand." but
drum
band,
.American Legion auxiliary, iiu.
members 0f Ihe American Leiri.m
orps, Cooilo Junior girls
Rosebiim Mimli.im.1 u i
:o never will t Kugene . A. V. band. Kagles Jim
selling tor a . jr tliam corps. Kagles drill team
li two simtigltn all Ihe enlertino. of th
!hi"h show. Ward CumtniiiL's li'
, , , Jurk ,l"riihe 't Hotel rinnqita.
" ...... ...p, .M....r, i i- iuih, I. n i nn ivi.i- n ,,. ...
innh.lv 'AT, eon iw..u..i.u l.!lu i i.. ..i.i. '' iook to tne inns. v uenevcr snt-
pal ehiin h. lion Don-is, Mrs. Helen
I'amoasi. Mrs. e Cnminines.
walliii
possilile deposit of cipper ore.
White granite-like formatiotiR to
her were not "wilderness castles
created hv the Master architect."
but were just rocks which might
be crushed to show some valuable
fold. Mrs. II man's husband had
hot-ii ii poor prospector, and when
his i hildren (,rpw up she herself
in any way to our idoasurciihli'
meetings In Rosehurg we extend
our sincere thanks. It Is our hope
that we may again renew these
pleasant associations at some lu
lure convention.
He it lurllier resolved. hi,t u
got lonesome at It she came in and
vorked 1'ir Mrs. Dale. She had
been I here, canning apricots for
Mrs. Dale, when the oung ami
btihblv Roselee hired her.
She nudged dutinilly nn the yet. hut
1 main si reel ol Ooldcrest looked up
1ft o'clock this mornlni:. paused tine's erect posture, "her long sP n-
in front of the Are High 11,'itel uud
hollered.
VOOllOO-0-o-oM'
Nobody imswercd :iud she hoi
lered again. She looked In Iwo or
copv ot this resolution be spread three buildings, ami then because
upon the minutes of ibis eouveii- her eye: were keen to detect out
lion and that copies bo published (oor pheriome however: small,
in the ItoKolitirt: newspapers. ' , she saw Hacks leading up the
Siihmltied ,uid uiiaiiimoiislv ad- M,',M,, l''iird the old tioldcrest
opted this HMh dav of .lone 1'lin 1'iilie slunt
M. II. UI'NTI.KY,
' 1
-en :
(lit along!" she ordered
Heparlmeiit Commander ' h"' ll,ll lnK' 1111,1 moveil with them
I. ILK DAILKV. ,,n VIIow the tracks.
Department Adjutant.
Federal Employes Will
Meet Here Tonight
The ret 11 la r meetlim of local
I !. National l-'cderaiton of l-'eil-oral
Kmployes. vtl be held al S
('clork ionii:lii m the Kpisc opal
parish house. All niemhers are
lilted lo be present, as a number
of huportaut Items are lo he dis
cussed, including the election of
mo dolomites to tip. state conven
tion, lo he held in I'oriland in
July, plans lor I lie anniiiil outiim
uud ponding loutshition ol fial lie
I crest to federal employes.
Refreshments n n d euterl:iin
nienl have been planned by ihe
committee. Mrs. Mlanche Hoyrt
Mill Mis. Marinti A. I'airick
All iu tl. Ml,. li s et led hi all
federal employes in this area
whether inemlieis of the local or
Dot. til Mil. '111!.
Summer School Course
of Junior High Doted
The f o ii r t li annual summer
school lo ho conducted by Scott
Williams. Hosehurg lunior high
Instiucioi. will sinct Monday.
Juno 17. ;it u,e junior high build
ing. Air. Williams will provide
courses for the purpose of re-
lew nig desired subjects, niakini:
Dust w;is still eddying, sctilini:
'when -.he came to the gaping hole
! in ihe mo'.int:iin side that marked
' ihe old mine sh:1.'!. It alarm t-d
he" al once.
I "YDO-HOOr Miss Roselee?"
I She cupped her hands held ml
her ears, and heard enough to
make her moe swiftly. In scarce
ly no lime she had Jerked her
: lantern ami a pick off a burro, aud
w:s hastening into Ihe yawning
mine shaft herself. She wont down
itj slope at a trot, fear in iter obi
She knew
that beset
Providence
up courses, and w ill aid si ndents ; heart. She had been around min-
wno were unable to work desired
subjects into iheir schedule Mur
ing the regular school term. Mr.
Williams is a graduate or Oregon
'o1lei;e t,f Kducatiott. Oregon
Stale College of Kd tica I Ion. Ore
ton State college and I'liiversity
of Oregon.
Oregon Mosons Elect
Earl Snell Grand Master
Durable
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Inokeii in a street accident.
"Kiglltv," she refilled
"W here were von goitm'."'
"I was taking my mania's dm lies
to her ul my cousin's house."
Further ipicHttotilug r
"Mama" ehilineil tu h
old
people all her lite
j some ol Ihe dangers
them.
For once, tl;nK:h.
had lit en ktml.
1 Mrs. Itociin labored for no more
' than a otmrler-hour when she
j t aught Chrh-tino Palmer's hands I
i.ntl pulled that pale nml fright-1
i ened girl through n ro-ky hole, j
Togeiher they extrtcaletl R'tse- -
lee. then Kranklin LHiraway. and
finally big Dick lJimeroi't. Despite1
i. .v .' ; ''he dr.li',-er Ihey had faced Dick
lOKTLAND. .1, AP '.mmaued nov lo look al alt ot
1 he Oregon grand lodge or Masons thetn with a reassuring smile, j
elevated Soereiary of State Karl j There was n great deal of talkinc
Snell lo gtnml master yesterday. ! snd shaking and thanksu-lving ami;
Arthur D. Hay ot Lakeview v,as ! trembling, and worrying without;
der legs and shapetv hodv, the
hair wave and the proud set of hot
head v. hich made her friend dis
tinctly statuesque.
"You are hcautiful, Christine!"
Roselee declared, suddenly, and
meant It. "And sweet!"
Christy looked at her u 1 rifle
curiously 'Sure. Just discover
ing it kid?" She thought it mere
lv a matter lor kidding and fun.
"Prettiest thin-; in Arizona next
to you. Shall we go call Mrs.
I'ogan and get her settled first?"
Thev wouldn't venture awiin far
into the shaft, and they heanl her
)miiig liack nut anyway. The
vood woman's eyes were lighted
with romothing more than the
presence 0f daylight when she
ca-;;e from the hole. She held
five or six egg-sized roeks in her
hamls. clutfhed them clone to her.
"Children." she seoko excitedly,
"I alwys say trouble is right, fre
quent a blessing in dismiise."
;Why. Mrs. llotrm? Why do jou
say that?" Roselee looked curious
ly at her.
ev' mind! You wait, honey,
till I'm shore what I'm a talking
about ! "
ff.iselee changed the subject.
Perhaps poor Mrs. Hogan was
jusi an old hnly tutting a Utile
, queer, she guessed.
I i To Be Continued i
named deputy gnmd master
Other officers: Clarence D. Phil
lips. I'oriland. senior grand war
den; Kenneth M. Ross. I'.sker. jun
ior cm ml warden; K. Kdward Pin
ney. Portland, grand treasurer; D.
Riifus Cheney. Portland, grand secretary.
! Hi ace R. I!ler of Salem was up-
enled that I pointed grand orator. Another np
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reason, and when they came to j
da light again the y-mng people j
realized they had been imprisoned
for almost two hours. Mrs. Hocnn 1
H. C. STEARNS
Funeral Director
Licensed Lady Asilitant
Phone 472
OAKLAND, ORE.
An Distance, Any Time
Our aervice Is for ALL, and
meet! EVERY NEED
D-A-N-C-E
TURKEY HALL
OAKLAND
SATURDAY NIGHT
June 15
Music By
Ralph Obn-an and His Orchestra
Join the Fun Go Where the
Crowd Goes.
Gentlemen '0c Ladies 10c
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Maccabee Hall
Public Dance
Saturday Night
Music by Rhythmeert
tvervtdy Welcome
Admibfiioo f'C
RODEO
JUNE 15-16
CANYONVILLE
Brahma Bulls . . Bronc Riding . . Calf Roping
and Riding . . Mexican Steer Riding . . Bulldoggin'
.HOW STARTS ? P. M.
HUD
Extra Pale Beer
RAINIER FOR GOOD CHEERI
Deogigi Otstetbottng Co.
ftoebtirg, Oregon Phone 1
PLEASE! MR. FARMER!
Let us give you a tractor and
implement business!
If you are paying for one every
time you buy machinery. Buy here
and get all you pay for.
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Fira Bureau Co-op. Exeh.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Special Bulletin
Frosn the Front
Preparedness is tho keynote in national affairs today. Bo
prepared for winter cold. Defend the comfort of your
family by storing winter wood supply now.
Special June discounts apply now. 11 loads for the price
of 10 loads. 5o discount on orders of 5 to 9 loads.
16-inch green slab wood, per load $3.00
4-foot green slab wood, per load $2.00
PHONE 282
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and from the modern freezers of
Douglas County Creamery
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for Douglas County
XE ER hefore have y..u lasted ire cream villi uih
inrlweril.al.le gorI uch rare 4,elicac). 0f
flavor !naore.Uit,ORCO VAN, crushed fruit of va
nilla orchid., Iliis pure .anilla ice cream i the cron
ing achievement in Hie art of ice cream manufacture.
ilh jour .erj fir. I spoonful, jou ill experience a
ienalio of keen, f0ol enjoyment. W ill, each uccecJ
lnI spoonful, jou ill hecome iiiri-i-asingly aare of a
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truly, h a dish "tit for a kins:'
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Douglas County Creamery C )