FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REYIEWj, ROSEBURg. J3BE6QN. FJtlOAY; JUNElli IMP,
tmu4 Dallr R HvMtUr hw Ul
neni-nencw iw
Mnbfr of The AMMSfated Fre
Th AtHOclatad Prtms In excluiv-
n titled to the ue for republica
tion of alt news dlupttche credited
to It or not other wine credited In
tbli paper and to all local new
published herein. All rltfhti of re-
Eubllcatlon of pedal dlipatchea
train are alio reserved.
HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
Entered as aeoond class matter
sfay 17, 192U, at the pout office at
Soseburg;, Oregon, under act of
arcb J, 1878.
Represented by
W Vaik S71 lludlloh A vs. Ckl
Sage .160 N. WU'lilKan Ave. mm
Kranvliirn 220 Hush RtrectwUe
trolf 3084 W. Grand Boulevard
I,.. Awln-33 H. Spring Htraet
aMlr COS Btewart Btreit PoM
laad 620 B. W. Sixth aireol St.
LmU 411 N. Tenth Street.
OricI
Puius
I ATI OS
Vuliacrlpllon Italea
Uallr, lr year by mall. It. 10
Dally, 6 tnonlh by mull 2.60
Bally, 3 months by mall
ally, by carrier per W9iilh....
Dally, by carrier ter year 7.80
Kvery state, county and city
official or buard that bundlt'S
piibliu money should putillali at
reculur Intervals an accounting
of It, showing whore- and how
each dollar Is spent. Thin is a
fundamental principle of demo
cratic government.
11TIT11 that flare for the drama-
tic possessed In such murked
degree by the president, two men
whoso names are widely known
two former republicans w em
nominated for key cabinet posi
tions yesterday. The phrnBO "for
mer republicans" is used advised
ly for the reason that the repub
lican national commltteu virtually
read Frank Knox and Henry I..
Stimson out of tho party iu a
statement issued late last eve
ning. .
Exceptional, unknown since
civil war duys, the miming of
prominent opposition party mem
bers to tho cabinet was tho moro
sonsatlonal because it was dono
on the very eve of tho republican
national convention. i
Excellent showmanship making
banner headline news, the political
wisdom and public bcnorits of tho
iippninlmonts nro yet to be cvnlu
uteil. l"
It Heems to be a Tuct that belli
Knox and .Stimson uro old-school
military men, veterans of two
wars and Inclined to favor our
Inoru acllvo participation In the
present one. It will bo urgucil by
I republicans that these uppolnt-
ltienls prove beyond doubt that
I the KooHcvcIt parly Is a war parly
lind that wo nro thereby moved a
step nearer the precipice. On the
' other hand if, or when, war conies
a prior to election day, the new deal
J party cun' argue that with rcpubll-
cans In key cabinet spots tho ro
ll sponslblllly for It is Bharcd by
both parties.
. It Is Ihorerore, scarcely possible
to escape tho conclusion that
,. these appointments aro political
and made tor that reason rather
than bocauso the men named are
so outstanding In their worth as
to demand waiving party consid
erations in naming them.
The shocking thing 1 that we
liio still reeling around with prac
tical personal and party politics
when the u hole world Is aflame
Willi the Hie not far from our own
shoroH,
The duty of the republican con
vention which ronvuues Monday
becomes oven more clear cut uh
the result or tho luteal develop
ment. Those liii0 delegates must
lay aside all of the usual conven
tion pulling and hauling, the poll
tics of the usual nominating con
vention, ami select the ablest and
best qualiricd men as candidate
for president and vice-president.
We no longer, can loloruto mero
tiolltlclaiiB In such high places
wo need patriots patriots or abil
ity, Integrity and capacity, t'un
the republican convention meet
this necessity? Wo shall know
within n very few days.
Editorials on New
(CoiUauad tnrn W U
I'reiicii luilo-Chlna as Iniporlant as
In Hie Hutch Kust' Indies."
IThcro was a bint yesterday
that the terms lo to be Imposed
in Franco would Include turnlMK
over Indo-Chlua lu Japan ob
vluiisly a lild rnm Hitler Tor Jap
upiort.
ANoTIIUt rumor: Jlrllalu Is
coiiRlitorlnk I lie tmsBlblllUes or
buying lai,o quaiillllrs or war
suiiplles, IncludliiK tanks and
pluues. from Itl'SSIA.
It sounds screwy, but with a
(world la turmoil any thing can
happen.
CESSATION of homo racing in
England "until further no
tice" was announced today (Wed
nesday.) When the British give up rac
ing, the situation Is getting ser
ious. fX this side of the water, the
republican national conven
tion will open in less than a week.
Hardly a word about It In the pa
pers. We're doing some serious think
ing, too, you see.
WII.UAM ORKEN, president of
APL, tells tho republican reso
lutions (platform) committee his
organization favors "every ounce
or assistance and supplies to the
democracies in Kuropo short of
our entry Into the wnr."
Ashed whether AFI. would be
willing, If necessary, to tempor
arily give up some of Its wage and
hour advantage, he replies:
'labor is prepared to make the
same sacrifices the average
American citizen may be called
upon to make."
IT is an honest answer and a pa
triotic iinHwet- if Ampt-b-nn In
dustry and business will announce
authoritatively that It Is prepared
to rorcgo all abnormal profits min
ing from war preparations, we
shall bo In a fair way to get some
where quickly with a minimum of
disturbance and delay.
Fire Destroys Woterford
Lumber Mill dt Cobs Bay
MAKKIll'IKLD, .Juno 20. (AP)
Wind-driven flames from a saw
dust burner destroyed the Water-
ford Lumber company and fired ,
three homes here today.
A 40-iulle wind carried sparks
over North Front and North First
Htt'cets, damaging the homes of
John iMcClolliiiul, Mrs. HuyoB j
Howard and Archie J'hlllp. ,
Firemen from North Hend mid
Coqulllc aided In suppressing tlie
bluzaa and protecting threatened
warehouses of the Ferguson
Transfer company and Ileaumont j
Myrtlewood factory. j
The mill, leosed to James i.y
ongs and Howard Irwin, owners or
5IIII B, North Head, was valued
at nearly $40,000, Insurance un
derwriters said. 1
An Insurance conference was
called to consider underwriters' ;
recommendations for settlements.
Senator Holman Favors
Deportation of Bridges
(HANTS PASH, Juno HU. (AP)
Son.it or Kufua Holman, Oregon
niubll(!im, favni'H tlie cl ciinrtu- j
lion f r Harry ItrhlKi'rt, Australliin j
lcador (r w(Kt count labor,
Nlrl It. Allen, Orison dciuirt-
inrnt cuMiitniindiT or 1hi Ainorlciin
hi'Klfin, rocnlvpfl a IHoRram Irom
Ilolinaii which ilWIareri:
"Vour wins of Juno 18 ably vx-pn-Hsi's
my ort-rMtratl vlw ron
(crnlng undoHiralilc iillciitt In our
nildm. rryi'liiK our country of
ttirm claiiKorotiH I'tcnumtH lias
boon onn of my major projecin
Hlarc coming lo Iho Hi'iiatr. Yon
muy bn anHin od I hat. 1 Hhi) give
full I'Xim'HKlon to my rouvic
lloiiK In coniuM'tloii Willi HrUlKcV
lilll anil rclati'd li-KlsbiUon."
AlbMi in the iiHino or the Oregon
1,1'Klon hail nrfeoil Henatn paKsa;e
of the hoime-Hpinovcd bill.
Captain Olive Coleman to
Head Salvation Army Here
Climaxing a month's emergency
appointment In charge of the Sal
vation Army activities In Hose
burg. Captain M. KilwtmM reports
that she is lenvhig t))e city within
a few daya, ami that Cnptaiu Oilve
Coleman of MuUei In to be her huc-
CPMMOI'.
Tho farewoll meetingH of Cuptiiin
I'MwanlK will be Sunday evening,
June at K. The welcome meet
ing for Captain Coleman will be
the follow tug Sundiiy evening. Itnth
servicew will be held in the Salva
tion Army amlilorium.
Evangelist Dated at
Camas Valley Church
CAMAS VAI.l.KY. June i'l.
if..,. i I.,, '.i i'... ,i.
Idir the nililies of the llaptlst
;iluinll will steak at tile Camas
jVslley ctnllrb Sunday mol'nliiK,
June 2:1. at tl o'clock. Rev. Cox
whs born bore In Hie valley but
Iclt here w ben very small with
bis parents, who made their home
for some time in Nebraska. Her.
and Mrs. Cox were on a charte
at (Jilde two years iiko and since
then has been tloiim cvnuKcllstle
work.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The annual inci-liuc of the
slockllelllels oT Hie I'tlipilua Siiv
iliRH and 1 .on 11 Ascoi latttill will be
held at II? North .lie kson street.
Ito.icburK, DrcKon, oil Wetlnesibii .
June 21',, 1!H. at illlll p. 111. fur the
election of illrcelois and auilltois
and for the Iramoictloii of such
aclKTHi business as may proierl
conic belort, Hie meetliia.
I'.MI'lM'A SAVINtlS AMI l.tl.VN
ASSI U lA I'ltlN.
Ity II. tl. I'ai'Keter. Secli'taiy.
tAilv.l
Firemen's Convention dunce, arm
ory. Moudny iiiuhl, tlciiilemen i:,c,
ladles free. Olllliulfs Ult botra.
(Adv.)
(INK C'KNT S.U.K on llemlspnl
varulli at CiKe's luwii Town I.11111
ber Vllld tAdv.)
OUT OUR WAY
' "HIS MANNER IS AT
OMCE DEFIANT. COLD
BIDDING--HS VOCABULA17 GOES
LITTLE BEVOK1D THE WORD NO,
WITH THE ABRUPT FIMALITV OF
A BARK-HE GETS ABOUT WITH ,
THE SHUFFLING GAIT OF A
BADGER "....THEM BLASTED
IaoitcoC .iaUV T TUCATpn
THAT. FELLER LIKE A
TAKE THIS LETTER
i. i4o bv nca ftiavicrmc.
Enlistments In
CCC Made Easier
K.'islng or the cnliHlmeiit require
inenta for the civillun cQtiKfivatlon
corps wan unnouiiced today in bul
letins received by the Douglas
County Public Welfare commisnion.
according to John U. Dirfundcrfer.
adminifttrator. Hereliforo enllMl-
men i in Hie CCC hnn been confined
lo young men in tho. lower Income
bi'ttcltelH. 'I'be new order, however,
permits enlistment by unemployed
young moil without regard to In
come, providing they meet other
rcfiiiircmculH.
Knliytmcuts in the past. .Mr. I'll"
fendorfor staled, have been only
from fiimlllcs on public assistance
rolls or in the low Income bracket.
Young men enrolling In the CCC
havo been recjuired to make allot
Nients of pay to dependants.
Jlencel'irlb. however, any young
man between tlie ago of 17 to 234
years, may enlist, providing be is
an American citizens of good char
acter and able to pass physical
and men (til tests. It is required
also that he must bo unmarried and
unemployed. The youim men from
In in I lies not on the public iissist
ance rolls or In Hie low Income
group will not be required lo make
an allotment of their pay, but will
deposit the allolmciH subject to
wllhdniwal in u lump sum at the
completion ol Hie period of service.
The local office of the county
commission mv Is aiceptlng appli
cations lor enlistment for the July
period, (iroupa will lie sent loi
oinip on the dates ol July h, 12 and I
IK, with a fourth group to be sen) I
out If mi additional ipiotu Is assigned 1
to the counly. At the pivseui ,
time (be county Iuih a more liberal
quota for enlistments than ever lie-,
fore, Mr. IHIIenderfer stated. It Is
expected that the men enlisted I
throimh the liosebniK office will:
be sent to South Crnpqua Kails j
ciimp near Tiller. i
KRNR
Mutual Broadoastlng System
1S00 Kllooyolat
KKMAlNlNCi 110UHS T01JAV
:no Firili I!ow Center, MI1S.
:im Tea Time Ounce.
: in-Sliilonlellti, MUX.
:.nt Yoima Iteimbllenu Club of
New Jersey, MIIS.
:t.",--Van Alcxanilcr's Ol'clics
tra. MIIS.
::ln .Sliulter I'aiker, MILS.
:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval
tine, MBS.
:(Hl TnnlKlll's Tune.
: 05 News. Calif. Pacific Utill
teis Co.
: 10 News-Review News Flashes,
: I.", Iiiuner Hauce.
:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon
Ctgarcttes, MBS.
: l.V--Meioily Time.
: till I'liBiHE Hie I'ast, MILS.
: l.'i - .Milllllll Miii-kIios.
::: l.one lianttei', M US.
:0I - II11I Howard's (Hiheslia.
M1IS.
::ie Festivnl Varieties. MILS.
:00 Alka Seltter News, MBS.
:l'i Ktl I'it.ptttllck's tlichcstiil.
MIIS.
::ii - Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MIIS.
: IT, 1 lullywnoil Ameliciiu 1,1-Klotl
I'iBhls. MIIS.
:iln -SIkii oil.
Wllliiini 11. I'nrlier of Cnllioniia.
ilh-ecliii- of agriculture, will speak
over Hie lion Lee network Satur
day afternoon Irom l:l.ri In 4:::e.
The topic ol Ills sieeeh will be
"The l-'lltllle of American Surplus
AKi-lcnlltlre Crop," and Is a result
ol 11 serlcM of uieetlnps between UK
rlculture tllriM'tors and .ovel'lltiietlt
iiKricullursllsts. The speech prom
ises to lie the low down on tile sur
plus crop situation and bow the
government intends to handle It,
SATI UHAY. .It NIC 22
7:i'H - Stuff and Nonsene.
7:30 Newt. Review of the Air.
7:ln News, Slate and Local.
7: 1.",- Uhapsody In Wax.
ts:lin- Thlid National HI V Con-
Kress, tl li e r I i n CoIIi-bo.
MIIS.
.;', Vlrulnln Spelncr. l'liiulsl.
MIIS.
S: in Interlude.
.V I.", Zeke Miiunci's tiunc. MIIS.
!l: Oil -I Kill Aires, Tenor. MIIS.
ILJii Joe Itlnc's Orchestra. MIIS.
10.00 Son gt of Votcrycar,
Copco.
THAT WRITER
AMD FOR
MUST HAVE
THROUGH THE
ACT TH' BULL
PUT ON, BECAUSE
THAT'S. HIM
T - hUT
COULD A
WRITER GIT
KING
DOWN THAT
GOOD?
THE WORD PICTURE
: 15 This and That ill Melbciy.
JU I.cic;litoii Noble s Urcbcstrn,
.MIIS.
00 Manhatters; MBS.
:II0 Leo Ku Mil's Orchestra.
.MIIS. . ...
(Ill l.iiiifheon Iliince.
:15 Buck Rogers' Popslcle Pro
gram, MB5.
IT, News. State and.Lpcat.
60 Newa-Review of the Air.
'00 Sons of the I'lirple Safee,
M IIS.
30 Newcastle Handicap, MDS.
: nil Interlude.
(10 Huko Mannco's Orchestra,
MIIS.
:30 Dramas or Youth, MIIS.
:U0 Salvation Army Program.
MIIS.
:"fi At Your Command.
00 Wythe Williams, Commen
tator. MIIS.
If, Talk by William D. I'arkcr,
of California, MILS.
SO Tea Time Danco.
IU Kd Fltzpalrlck's Orclwstra,
MIIS,
00 Hawaii Calls, MILS.
311 Mozart Opera Series, -MUS.
on Tonlgbt's Tune.
OS Newt, Calif. Pacific Utili
ties. 10 News-Review News Flashes.
:li Dinner Dnnce.
:.l(i John U. Hushes, MIIS.
:t5 Preview National Republi
can Convention, MI1H.
'00 Mob Nichols' Hawaiian
Serenaders. MIIS.
:l." Mutual Maestros.
t.'i lliiddy Mulevlllc's Orches
tra. MIIS.
fin innmrlnl Intrigue. MIIS.,'
311 I'hll Harris' Orchestra.
MIIS.
(in News, MIIS.
15 Saturday Night Party, Wing
Cigarettes, MBS.
00 -sign orr.
SUNDAY, JCNIC 23
oil St. Marks K v a n g e I I c a I
ChiU'ih Choir, Yonkers, N.
Y M1!S.
30 'Voice of Prophecy Choir.
MILS.
15 Canary Chorus, Mils.
00 March or Health, MIIS..
15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev.
Perry Smith.
30 Amerirun Wildlife, MIIS.
15 Syniiihony.
00 Music in a Mellow Mood,
MIIS.
15 Romance of the Hl-Ways,
Greyhound Lines. MBS,
30 Possible MHO News from
London, MIIS.
I.', Palmer House Concert Or
chestra. MIIS. ' " ;
00 Baptist Church.
on Kl paseo Trouliadors, MIIS.
no-Nobody's Children, MIIS.
nil Sunday Varieties.
30 Lutheran Chorus rrom
Treasure Isbmd, MILS.
nil - lllne llarron'.s Orchestra.
Mils.
30 Show of the Week. MIIS.
nn Tropical Serenade, MILS.
311 Sittriil Schullz, tierinsiiy,
MIIS.
10- Musical Interlude, MIIS,
no .-American Foritnl of the Air.
Mils.
00 Old Fashioned Revival.
(mi Associated Press liulletltls.
Miis."
e5 Wt;N" Symphonic Hour.
MDS.
30 The Angelus Hour, br. C.
A, Edwards.
CO Favorite . Songs of Yeur
and Vine, Hansen Motor
Co.
15 The Quiet Hour.
15-11111 McCune's Orchestra.
MILS.
on tlene ktupa's Orchestra.
MDS.
13 -The Pastor's Study. MIIS.
:to- V. 0 111 m a n tl Perlornmncc.
Mils.
nil - News, MIIS.
: l,, "FvcnliiK Melodies.
:3 Sign (lit.
MUM li TO I ItlUMTOH
lu l'o '.(-my iVtirl i.f tin- State ot
"ri'Hnri for I'otmU CciinM.
In Hi.- M.i Her of t -n ::m f.t- .f
Minrlt's 1 'HtiliHTi.. t i'cs..il .
Nut in- ln r-ly lo Ktv.-n. rh.if th'
UlnliTiKtiCit, iy imlrr Of thf 'itlJU"
I v t or tht- Mlrtte of or - (up,
for I'ollKlilN l'tllll. llH.I l-"l-,l
t'oititt i i . i -in or nf tin t. i-t w it
niul 'IVs-Limi'iii if i'hrU-i linVii'ii.
iii'iaHCtJ.
All rsnim I,h iiir 1 n 1 in P
ii Kit t nn t Hm itntf of I'liNrlur tin
h.itii, iK'ri'itm'i.1, lu-rvhy nn iivllfi'!
lo I'r.-nriit iliv Mim. vi-rlfli J . v
iiuti. il ty U. to tin- uitil -tl
lit tin- iifficen of ItiilltiinrK
Un. fn (Me lou, Nlltn.i UnK
Hut trim sr. In ItonrtMirg. I 'juI-ih
t ountv, . Uruyoii, wltliui lt
.1 THINK HE--. 1
PAID A GUV TO .
SEEM
COME IN AN 'ASK
FER A RAISE, r-.
A GOOD WRITER
NEVER WRITES
WHAT HE SEES
TO. A
HOW
OR WHAT YOU '
SAY AND HE'5 .
HIM
GENERALLY RIGHT
'PHI" '
KIO
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v.
Ci-Zl k
J'RWlLJ.iKM
t, m. ate, i. a pat, or r.
mouths from the dute of I'lls nc-
tlc-e.
Dated June 7. 1910.
CLAHHNI-U M. llUNH.Uf. .
lixecutor of- tho Lst Will and T.'s
.lumciit of Charles Uuaiiain, pc
ceased. '
NOTIIK III' SHUIIIPl' tl KAI.H III-'
HKAI. rillll'KIITl
Notice in Jicri'by given. Hint by
vtrtui' . uf nn cxecit;on and - utUM
of mile imit'U out of tin (Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Duuslnn County on tlid .lljit dy of
May. , lit in, upon una pui-numit to
h Juutfiiicnt i.ud .dvirive iuiy i;tvfn
mid inudc In Hit id court ind uitsi1
on tho UDth-dtiy of May lut'i. .'n .1
Hull , fur Hi.; foreclomirL- of , u
tnortfTimt pending thi reiii In ulik.i
Thn (K)Ultla snllonul in nit of
JtuHebuiK, ..11 natiuiiHl banKinrf .--fociHtloii
was piuinllff, mid 1 1
'I'urncr, i'utrlrin Mm Tutilur, JoLn
U'tlllaiti . Turner, and L'ts . ji-hii
Tu.ti.t wcru .Jefi-jidunt:f, wholi
eeutfon and order of iiilc wus
to inn duly din-cti-(J and ouini:im:
rd tun to .ell tlw pruper'.y tlur-tn
iind iHTelpulter described to. mt
jnfy tli! Ib-iiH und fha;Kea lu said
diMToo pf(.-itied; . .
i will, on Monday, thn Kth dny of
July, lliltt, in ' ti-ii o'i'tnek In .ue
forwioun of Kiild day hi the tonii
houfM . i'ljont door- In - ItoM'lMirtf,
Itouslas C'ouiity, iUrt'S"!!'. nff.-r. Jor.
hale and nll Mt pu'hlii- uu'-thm ur
1-anh. subject redi-uiption uh pro-,
vlded hy lnw, all rfiflit, , tillo
and Intel ett of the -dm mliuttH in
nuid mitt and, of all iK-ron iiiitii
iiik y,, through or un-lc- 'ill am or
nitlicr of thnm Plncn iw. J'jTji dy
of Jji'ormbrr, 1 'X'.X. In -nil to th,
following dcier.ued . real pcoprrty.
to-wit: ,
Lot 1 titid 2,-Urn ttW luilf if
Die Noi-thuaat quarter, tho Nor I It
half ol" 'tlie aSjUthi-Hft iiuarU't' mid
the Southwt-'st iiuart'tr ' of H'.'vtion
-Township 2(, South of Itung.: 0
West of W. M. uuhluiiihiK ;;.'."i.i3
iMTi'Ji. inoru or b-sH. Tuo i-mt hnii'
of tli? Kiiflt half of t he Northwest
liliirti.T of .Sn'jtloti -Si, Towiicilp 11
South of I tun Hi- li M'nul. I'ciiiliilnhtir
j 40 aun-f, morn, ur lc. -Tin; NorlK
half ot the Norlhwi'Ht i;tiur!i'r .f
Suuilon , Tow-nship 'sou In,
UuiiKe 0 U!il of thu W. M. 'on
tnltuiii; 8 utoh, tnori' or tnv
ing und ,0Jti.'fptlntf thi-rclroin a r
taiti rMtrtel uf lulid lio yuids nortl)
hy 70 yurd.H west dfi-dcd . to
Silinol lUatrict No. tl for wlmtd
piirpon' only. All. of t abovi
di.MTlbvd lund containing i .o ri'tl.
moro or U-y and bt-InK to 1out?lati
County, Oregon. . Tonethnr with
t hn li-iirnicnLM. )if.rMlittttiicnta a nil
apnurtr-nam c.4 , tb;rcto bcloiilim,
or in iinywim. nnpcrtafulnu.
Lulcd this Slitt iIhv of May, HMD.
JKIK'V,A. WKItlt,
Shvi iff ot IounlnH Xuuuty. Oregon-
OTIlM or S.iM OK ftl.AL
i'itoiai:ttTY
-Notli'o 1m herobj . givi-n -thut tin
drr and .iturnuunt lo uti ordor ot I tic
I'oiimy l.'our.t of the Stall- of Ore
gon for lMjOKlas Ouniy duly mad:
und will-rod vt reeord In tin; tnal
nr or tlie estuti' of Wllliiini Jt.
Hiitten. aluo known an William M.
Hut ton, devi-acd. iiutliorlzlni; tl,t
undersigned .us admlnlstraiur of
Haiti -!iut' to sell the rral ;roii-t-i
t v iHToiinifirr aeKt-rJltfd:
Now, therefore. The I li ft Na
HoiiijI Hank of I'ortland. of. Port
land, HreKon, MM Htleh. udlilirilMiH
tor will al the offt es uf llive &
Op'utt, -in IloJiebiirg, t'nugla
I'ounty, Ori'ffon, tm ami ufii-r the
t!t. day of July, li'lo, otter for Mile
and M'll ii.I privatv. tale for i-hIi
lu hand. fuhjeet to conflrmutloii
hy paid eourl the foitowhii; de-M-rlhed
rent propi-rty belonging to
Mild estate.- tu-wM: , ,.
I.anda In Dnucljia t'wunty. OrrgnH
TJie Ku-l hall of Section S. Town
.Hhli 2V. -South, Halite 8 Went, W 111
alio Me MerldlHlt: ,
Lots i: 6, 7. .Mild fhelnif th"
South hair of the North half! or
Sveliun it;. TowusMii. 22 Woith,
liiiiigtj 5 .Wwsi.jW. M.;
Noilh liiil,r of , H-i:ti)h :tfi. Town
ship 112 tSutttli, Kaiige M Went, W.
j'liiyi half of KerHoti. 6. Town
2b South, llHiige y Wcbt. V.
All of S-ethm 1. Township 3'
South, ltatlgo S , W'.ViL.W. .1. . i
Land In I l'ount Orr on
s w , of s u 1 i, of ..- 1 1 o 1 1 t r ;
si:U, s4 of' .iit. avu of .xi;'.,.
XKH uf NWVt, and NK'f, of KW
of beetloii y, . Twtiiif. 29 Hotuh.
Itangr 1 ) W.;bI. , M.,
HVA ..of Seetliut tl! NW',. of
S'Hi V,Vi ,of NW'U. "' HK'i of
NV of Sei'lhui and NIvS v1'
Soi-tlon 2t, ,Tonhlj. . 26 Sodth.
Jtalitf' tl VVeat. W. -V.: adhjt to
th- right of A. V. St'ther- mid hl.i
MHslgua to entir ntpon tlie iiuin
iscs, und . low ull the. old growth
tltnhnr uhove lli I n H 1,1; tn dlmnettr
'1 ln-he5 atM.vv ground-
M-l'i of the-NW'i or S-etlAn
Towiiahln 2 ft South, .l:ng'i 14 Vest.
w. M.: dbj", t to thr ' right of A,
K Srllior and his aetdgn to hr
urross .the amc or lousJiui t lug
gtng wa j ori rond- for - thu train
11011 ut Ion of log)' rrom" tho trui-l."
li-reliit'efoi e mentioned ; tl o 11
whleh tlie tfmb-r has. hee eon
vi m J to. the -assigns of. the natd A.
Y. Set her. - ' - . ,
. lt l tXW NI-:, lot ? (NI-: M .
U3 fNW NV. and lit J SK
NV of eetloti .10. Township :i
ilh. Range 16 Went. W. M.
Lot 3 und or Mo tion Torn n
fhlp South, liuliKO 11 West, w.
:All or Seetlon Srt. TownftHp 37
South, lUngo 1 1 Wet..W. ,M
I'.ij of SW4. Ixit.r 3 and t, Nlii.
mid tW'i of Swtlon t K. TonpiHj.
3; South. Itange -12 Wt. W. M.
Tilt l-'tUST NATIONAL DANK Ol-'
riitTMNl.
AdoiinKtiator tf tjio ,Kitnt if
W'lllfain It. 1 lut ti iv also Know n
Hf Wflhum II. lUtirtlt, doivafrtl.
!... of flrtt puldKatlou: June
7. IflO.
Malf of luat publication .' Jujy 6.
1IU. .
Sunday A wAo
at the
DAILY DEVOTIONS
PB.. CHAfl.. A. EDWAJtDS
Some . twenty years ago,
tieorge Gipn wan minning many
football games (or Notre Dame;
but in 1920 he lost a most he
role fight agaltiBt disease. On
his deathbed he Bald to Coach
Rockrte: Some day; Rock, some
lme. when the going is hot
easy, when odds are against Uh,
ask a Notre Dame team to win a
game for me. tilght years later
Kockoe's team faced almost cer
tain defeat in a game against
the Army. Jutit before the game
Rockne got his team together
In a huddle and told them
Gipp's equcKt. Then he added;,
"Men. this Is the game. Go out
ipd win for Gipn and to the
amazement of many the Notre
rntne boys won. Kvery time we
bow In worship we should be in
spired by the memory f our
Master who gave His life in the
warfare against sin. He depends
upon us to win with Him. Hut
purs is more than a memory, for
the Christian confidence lies in
the promise of Christ. So, I am
with you always, even unto the
end of the world. I cannot do it
alone, the waves run faKt and
high, and the fogs close chill
around: the light goes out In the
sky. Hut I know that we two
shall win In the end, Jemis and
I. Lot us thank God for such
fellowship lu the game of llle.
Ain'en.
FlrtSt bHURCW tF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
312 I:. Douglus street, hegulHi'
services Sunday nt 11:00 a. in.
Subject of IvHsonl "Is the l!il
verse, IncludhiR Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force?" Sunday H hool con
venes at 9:45 s. m. Wednesday
evening meetings which Include
testimonies of healing and remarks
on Christian Science are held at
8:0(1 o'clock. The reading room nt
317 Perkins building is open daily
except Sundays and holidays from
10:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Jicrc the
Hlble and all authorized Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or subscribed for. The
public is cordially invited to ut
tenij the church services and to
visit the reading room.
Christian Science services are
held In Myrtle Creek each Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock in the
grange hall. The subject of . the
lesson-sermon for Sunday, June
23rd, is: "Is tho Universe, Includ
ing Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?" The public is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
SUTHERL1N METHODIST
' ' CHURCH
brhial B. Trick, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, .Mrs. IV A.
ConiHtuck, superintendent. The
Old con s of Itoseburg are to con
duct the morning worship sen-ice
at 11 o'clock. The woman's home
missionary society will meet at
the church Thursday afternoon,
with .Mrs. Alva Manning and Mrs.
Claude tioff, hostesses. ,
OAKLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST
Taul Callahan, pastor. Tho week
ly prayer meeting and Ilible study
has been changed In time to 8:00
n III VVo.IiuiqiIui- (wnnfior oo.t In
j place to the church auditorium.
Please remember these changes.
lord's day services, June 23. Ilible
school. 10:00 a. m. Peter Adams.
suneHntendcnt. L'nifunn lesson.
Morning worship and communion,
11:00 a. hi. Message: "Christ, the
Law and tho Prophets." Matt. 5:
17; IS. Christian Endeavor, both
groups. 7;00 p. m. Evening praise
and worship, 8:00 p. hi. An apos
tolic message.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Uiblc school. ,9 : 15 a. m. Classes
for. all ages, Chui'ch service, It):'ri5
a. m. Sermon: "The Foolishness of
Cod or the W'lsilom of Man." John
A. Harney, ihinister. Christian En
deavor, 7:00. Church service, N:h0.
Sermon, "U Ye Were Itnlscd." Ice
cream church social . Wednesday.
June 26. at H:Oo p. m. in the church
basement. AM members or the
chun-h especially urged to come.
Friends of tlie church cordially hi
vlteil. This social Is sponsored by
the meu's U9 club of the church.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Kdcnbowcr district. j i. Ker
nutt, pastor. Sunday school, 10:00
a. m. Mrs. Chas. Hughes, superin
tendent.. Morning devotion. ll:ou
a. in. Abuntf people's senice, 7:30
n. m. livening service. 8 ;0u p. in.
Prayer, aiid praise service Wednes
day, fc;oo p. in. All aro Invited.-
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
, , Ittaeimi'g. ksi. fJetinre'a.. Holy
tonununluu S:00 a. i. Morning
prayer. and crtiion tl:00 a. in. Ka
ulo 9:K a. hi. Veterans facility
1.15 p. nt,
. Kiddle Ascension. Evening pr.iv
ur and sermon 8:00 p. m.
. THk METHOblST CHURCH
Church school 0: 15, .elastics fsr
all ages. Morntug service 11 a. in.
Itev. Mr. Haukiu will preach. tlr.
Magln attending the annual con
ference.. Hp worth Ieacuen at
their n-gular hours. Evening ser
vice 8 p. in. A conllal Invltiition
to nttend these services. Ir. Louib
Magin, miniiter.
OLD raSMlONtO
REVIVAL
Ch.rH, I. Ullif.
. DfTtl,r
l Y.-Hul lrf.-l 1-rr.rht
(IM ll),t mt Ih. Vail.
Every Sunday
r. M. Kunk
Uoa Kllwjrlt.
I'n'.r.
A N.tiwnKk Urr
KsllUl Iff CO
BAPTI8T CHURCH
Rov. H. P. Sconce, Daptlst pai-
tor, baa returned from evangelistic
ineetinga in Oakland, Calif,., and
will be in Ills pulbtt tit both ser
vices Sunday. "When God Com
mentli His People" is the sermon
topic at U a. hi. "victorious Over
Three Giants" Is the tonic Sunday
evening at 8:00. Special music at
all services.
.Sunday school at 0:45 a. lii. each
Sunday anu Young peonies meet-
I ing at 1 p. m.
I Mid-week services each Wednes
day evening at 7:30.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meets In Fdenbower school
house, one, mile north of Roseburg.
Bible school begins at 9:45 a. m..
sermon at 10:45. subject. "Power
I for Serving." Kvening service be
I gins at 7:15, p. pi., sermon at S p.
m., subject. "Wilt TJiou l.o Mndc
j Whole " Sermons delivered by
I S. P. Tipton.
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Located lit the eiid of V, Com
mercial avenue. A. Harold. Pol,
sing, naatoi'.,. Services onlffht , at
7:45. Servfes for Sunday: Sunday
school at 8:15. Mr. John Killott In
charge. There are two more Sun
days In th la quarter. Conic and
help us boost our average. Morn
ing worship beginning at 11 a. m.:
young ticoplo meet at Cj.lO. Mrs.
Dirks In charge. Hvangellsllc ser
vice at 7:45. Services for the week:
Tuesday night at 7:45. Wo feature
he children at this service with a
fine children's choir. Friday hlcht
at 7:45. Dovotlonal and preaching.
All services open to the public.
oenoale Assembly of god
. Sunday school. Snnrlav ninrnlttir
at 10 o'clock. Worship service a I
11. evangelistic service Sunday ev
ening at 7:30, prayer meeting on
Tuesday, evening and preaching
service Friday evening at 7:30. You
are invited lo share tlie service
with lis. Kathrvn E. Mhiticomnrv
pastor.
1st PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tolllirht. the demnnuii'Mllnii .W
grain for the Ually Vacation, lllhlo
school will be held at 8 o'clock.
"Kornivcnnfa" In thn f,,,i.inn,
the Sunday morning message. Tho i
ei-nlllllf. Bflfl-lKA .,.111 k.i.i ol
O ClOl1!,. Til lntlll. tr. tt,n
Sunday school, 9:45 u. m mora'
ins nursnip, ii a. in., senior C. K.
7. p. m., evening service, K p. m.;
Wednesday, prayer mooting 7:0.
Slat Factory Gains
j
DAYS' crtHUK. June Si. The
output of the Pencil Cedar Supply
company's blunt at Davs Crcnk haa
been greatly Increased by tho re
cent addition of R serntul whirl
Due n road and weather condi
tions It has been impossible to
mako such nn addition earlier In
llle year because or the difficulty
of delivering the neccssarv cedar
bolls to the mill.
There arc al present about six
teen men employed nl the plant
which la owned and managed by
Jack Sllvit or Hloeklon, California.
Herore reopening operations
tills spring, following several
monllis day orr due to weather con
ditions, numerous improvements
were made at the mill. Among
them were the building of a new
incinerator; the installation of a
stacker. usd in ricking the finish
ed stock; and the placing br a new
type or gang holler, the latter being
a machine perfected by Mr. Sllva.
There are a number of camps In
nearby slands of cedar where bolts
are being nimle for delivery by
truck to the mill. Itoails have
been "bulldozed" to reach these as
some of them are A number of miles
from graveled highways. Among
them are camps on Kate. May,
Woods slid Stinger creeks while a
portable mill operated by Hay Paul
non ba-s been erected at llle rimuth
or Headman creek above Tiller. Al
the latter place bolls are sawed
reaily Tor shipment. C. C. lilll su
pervises the operations of the bolt
cutlers.
There are also cellar bolts being
furnished locally for Iho 1L II. 'Sa
vage & Co ceiliir mill at Myrtle
Creek. .Most of these are being cut
on upper Days creek above the
Dan Perdue Place and on tower
I'';tte ci-cek.
Col. Murphy, Ex-U. 6 O.
Head of R. O. T. C; Dies
Kl'GENK. , June 2d. (AP) Col.
K. V. .1), -Murphy, -who recently re-
tired as head or. the Vniverslty of
Oregon it. o; T. C. department,
died hero today, ending a life-long
career In tho army. He -was strick
en by a heart attack last week. He
was 65.' , t'
His -widow,, eight, sons and
fiMl'r daughters, survive.
nolo
f
'll, fir mr.Jt! if. ), sjftal
W.,i, ,1,; t
K(inTrMt.l( n.
Chfrvn
"H.u ii.
JtMii ltfn.li Hill,
tkt mmtmmr Xm I. ,
Br Iky gr.c.
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Paris Begins Hew
Life Under Nazis
' Dy ROBERT OKIN
' PAHIS, June W. (Delayed, by
Courlec to Aachen and telephone
to Berlin) AP) Par's ' PcS'n
nlug a new life undor Oorman oc
cupation as public services resume
operation and some phasos of the
fallen capital's dally activity re
turn to normal.
Current opinion as expressed
pdblicly how ts strongly rightist,
arid bitter against former Premier
Paul geynoud, who resigned Sun
day as the government prepared to
seek a eace, and against Ktlouard
Daliidler, who was premier when
France declared war against Ger
many, ; .
The two principal organs of
opinion allowed to resume publica
tion are the rightist newspaper Le
Matin and the semi-fascist Victorlo.
Three Gorman officials who
kiiew Paris before the war aro
how In iniportant posts of the oc
cupying folcos.
Postal services were restored to
day In tlie Paris department br
Seine and it was announced that
the Comedie Francaise, the famous
stAte theater, will resume Satur
day.
Uniformed postmen delivered
the first mail Parisians have rn-
ceived In many days. Outgoing mall
services . were again functioning
and the local lelephoho never was
Interrupted by the occupancy.
Telegraph facilities, at least
within tho are.a occupied by Ger
many, were expected to reopen
shortly.
iho chamber ot commcrco call
ed upon all merchants to reopen
their stores and restaurants and
officials told the public that food
supplies were assured.
WASH DRbSS SPECIAL
Ladles' dresses, worth from $1.1!)
lo 11. 9S. on sale at Carr's for only
11.00. Newest summer styles In
"Gay Day" and ".Monte Carlo"
frocks of mercerized and SO square
prints, nil "styled-to-flt" with liuff
sleeves, fliiro skirts, yoke fronts,
shirred shoulders br fancy trims,
and in complete range of sizes, 11
lo 52. Other specials t Carr's
housecoats at f 1.0(1, rayon dresses
at J1.19 and Use values in print
drosses for only 65c (Adv.)
Look fpr sign the Bear
Come in for free check-up.
STEPHENS
AUTO CO.
323 No. Main St.
What's irt the Air
This should make some history
PAGING Trlfe PAST
7:00 P. M.
Qillet, everyone! They're on
. .the air! , . .
HOLLYWOOD AMERICAN
LEGION FIGHTS
9:45 P. M.
Ceme to think of It, t don't want
to miss tomorrow's '
SONGS Off YESTERYEAR
10:0d A. M. SATURDAY
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TONIGHT'S PROGRAM .
Shatter Parker , 5: 30 p. m.
Little Orphan Annie .. 5:46 p.m.
News 5:05 p.m.
John B. Hughes 6:30p.m.
Lone Ranger .7:30 p. m.
Hal Howard's Oreh 8:00 p.m.
Featival Varieties 8:30 p.m.
Alka Seltzer News .......9:00p.m.
Ed Fltzpitrlck'd drch.9:15 p. m.
Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:30 p.m.
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