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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. JUNE 29. 1940. " 4 ' (aaaca Dallr smt inlir ky tti RflKi-ntmi w J. Bfraibrr of Taa Associated Pri Tha Associated Presa ia exclusive' l entitled to lha use for republica tion of all nowa dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In thla paper and to all local newa published herein. All rights of re , publication of apeclal dlapatchea . Herein are alio reaerveo. 1 KARRIS ELLSVvURTH Editor , Entered as aecond claaa matter . May iv, l2n, at the post orrice .. Roieourg, Oregon, under act . March 2, 1871. Repreaentea by PAY w viiife. 7l Madison Ave. CM- 310 N. Nlehlgan Ave. r Hai-tarn niiah street lie, tralf- 20H4 W. Qrand Boulevard . Lee Aaatrlee 433 H. Spring Street cattle BOX Stewart Btrest Hert ' ! S20 8. W. 811th HUeet It. fcouls 411 N. Tenth street. Pub usr((344ioyuTioi lubaerlpfloa Ratea Pally, per year by mall , pally, 6 Inonlis by mull pally, 3 months by mall. ually. by carrier per month.... pally, by oarrier per y4ar B 00 2.60 1.36 .66 7.0 Every ataie, county and city official or board that handles public money ahould publish at regular Intervale an accounting of It, ahuwing where and how each dollar la spent. This la a fundamental principle of demo cratic government. J CTl'MUUNG down her (jolgotha, Krancc U'oatls Ilia path of Itu , nilJfatloa and defeat, . ; Hitler Is maBtor of the Euro- ! penn continent from Russia to the ( Atlantic. While be does not !! roctly control all of It, there ia no I ' one who can oppose tola will. ' Quite aside from bis task of ( " beating: Drltaln, by no means yet , accomplished, tbls man now boars ! ! a crusliliiK wolglit upon hla sboul- I ! dors. I e e v ! Five years ugo, to u rclchstag ' assembled to hear him launch the I , Ocrinun arma program . whoso ' truila now ripen, Hitler apoke i theso words: Our racial theory therefore re-. gards every war for the subjuga tion and domination of un alien people as a proceeding which sooner or later changos and weak ens tlie victor Internally, and even tually brings about tills defeat. . . . "In no fuluro war will the Eu ropean national slates bo able to achieve apart from tho tempor ary weakening of their oppon ents moro than petty adjustment of national frontiers, of no conse qucuco in comparison with the sacrifices made , , , no war would bo likely essentially lo alter the distress In Kuropo. It would prob ably increase it. , . ." Useless now lo discuss lite re lationship helwcen theso tunihlo uordM and what followed. Tho question Is, was Hitler right on May 21, VJK, or Is hn right In June, 1940? Was his statement then a 1 mere effort (successful) lo be cloud tho issue hcl'oro confused Europeim diplomats? Or was It a moment of clear-sighted vision obscured later by the rush and pressure of eventu which seized control of the men who launch ed them? t Wo cannot know. Wo know Hint Ililler Iuih met. ami licaten (icuerals liainclin, Weygnntl and I'elaln. Perbups he has yet to meet (ienoral Want. General Hunger, (lenetal Outcast', (icneiul ItevulHloii uitd Cleitorul Revolution. No. military victories, no matter how ' snooping, setlle nothing, solve uolhlug. build nothing, end nothing. It may be Hitler still laces Die crucial clash in the long series .of "My Batllos IT'S liHnl to Rot any n-ul hhMk fat I lun out uf a violent uttauk of 2my fever. Hut Bcieme. that purveyor of hope to tho hopleHfl. hu now come to hut wlih it then In ttmt limy itiuku hay fever kIuiomI tt pleas uro. Dr. lliiriiuveiittnn Jhnlttcz of the I'l.lvcrHlty of Midi lean lias tome to liellcvo that there Ih 11 tlelliiHn relHtlonHhip between id lerjiy uihI Intelligence. Ten year.'' ami tic tliouRht lie noted un uie uhiih! number of high-honor lu- ilentH unioiiK bitt allergy patienta. lie kept reconlh. It proved out Piiilheimitieally, believes Dr. Jim Inez. So the next time you Hie, rock ed mid raekfd by sneeies and re duced lo that pitiable pulp that Ih the fate of the hay fever vic tim. coiiHolo yourhelf with tho thought, "Hush. I'm umart!" rvONT nay we weren't vttnied. They nald we could Iirvp to tnako wierifleets and hero they bi' already. (hern In Idg .New York luxury botelH are already bemoaulnp the fait that tinfflrK have become very scarce. Pate do fola graft? The shortage Is grave. Kileta of anchovy? The prlco is rising. Kngllsb Jams are scarce Irish bacon can't bo had. No Delgian endivo. And Italian salami la off the menus entirely. Well, there It is? Just think of the times during the past few ycara when you bad truffles and pate de fois gras for dinner, and you see Immediately bow serious all this Is. Who can tell? If this sort of thing kccjiB up It may ho necea. sary to turn to consuming Home of our own vast agricultural sur pluses, the wheat, the corn, the dairy products, natlvo fruits, which our own farmers havo pro duced by the sweat of their brows and can't sell for enough to make a living. The forthcoming presidential campaign should prove beneficial to at luast one national industry radio tubes ahould sell like hot cakes. Editorials on News Co Uao from fags L manian port of Constanta on the Hlack sea. Today's dispatches Indicate that after considering the ultimatum briefly Carol of Itumania submit ted. "Authoritative reports" assert Dial (lennany and Italy consented to this squeeze play as payment lo Ilussla for putting the boo on Turkey a few days ago. IT la "reliably" reported In Iluda- nAKt Ihfll IJItln,. huu u..rn.l Hungary that slid will get Tran sylvania back. Bulgaria 1b hon ing for another slice of Rumanian territory the province of Dob rudja. Rumania's bones, you sue, mo bolng picked. JHAT'S the way they play the we'll havo to play It If we let our selves get rushed Into lOurope's wars. OTAI.1N. by his latest Hiiateh die has already nicked tin hnir of .B,i, .the imi0 jultlc stales ami a part of Finland), gain not only atlded territory but control of the Important Da nit lie river trafilc which roaches clcur Inlo Cor many. He is doing right well by him self. Gaiento Slipping, Godoy's Opinion My OAYM4 TAUIOT NI'IW VOItK, Juno SHI. (AIM--A rill in (lothiy. still linking llko he had been hit by a cleaver, sal ut inn ringsltlc out at a InUlilliK em ,! ." ,"y .w,""'"('" niMjr wiiiniiitl flit II IIIUIill'I Ml para I Ion for hia lii:hl with .Max llaer Tuesday In .lirney City. It hud been ciuht daya aluce the Chilean aampled Joe Iiuln' rtsta, hut hiH lert eheek bone ill whh liUfTcd ami hidden by Hlleklim plan ter, and (hero whh h Iodb acur whoro a dozen Htitchea had been taken In his eyebrow. HuvIuk louclit nml licked Calento twlee, Arturo eould not be expected to no Into raptures about the oianm' round man and he didn't. "I ilnn't think lie's an atront; as when he ToiiKht me" he volunteered In hla new found KukIIhIi. "They ean't be ao HtroiiB HKahl alter hav ing pneumonia. - "No, lony don't hit like Louis, Ho hit me a left hook in our (lint flcht (hat hurl, but ho lilt a heuvy punelied, not aharp like Umls. 'hereupon Arturo proceediI to explode au'illier theory ahuiit Tony, to wit. that It Is uscleuM to work on the (ialento mid-aeetion. "I hit him oiiee Kood In llic Klomaeh In our liit flcht. and lit 1 if I n t like It." (loiloy reralled. Arturo said he couldn't make u uuesH on the winner between (ia lento and llaer, because he never Keen Max In arllon. Ualento Jumped on u seal juat before yeslerday'a workout and when tho aprfnea Tinally aet tied down acakn Tony ki noted "Two hunuert forty-eM, uud wit' my clothea on." Glendale Women Plan Red Cross Sewing Group (ll.KNUAI.i:. June 59. Antird inu l.n Klitioulu-otlH'iil hy Mrs. Illltl llrkht'r. lot-Hl t'lmirittitn til tho Ufd CrottK, iiltnn.st simiii hH liotMi ro I't'lvod in donations rtir the war re lief mini. Mt'K. Iteleher titan Hlinotltlee'l Hull a infi-1 Intr will he held Montlnr ul lerniHill ul Ih-i o'clock ut theehltrell l!.rlortt tit disfiiHH itlaiis Tnr ortn tlnr u lleil Crosx sew-lim nronp. In Mnif-ltontt coileeriiiiiR ai'tlt'lux ueed eil hitte heeti rofflvrd. and nui terialM to make litem lire iwpeeled Moon. Any Indies inleiesteil In holtdiiK will! Hie HOMlim nrojeetK are ashen lo ih present at the meeting or lo rontaet Mr. Ileirher. COIIVAI.I.IS. .lime L's (Al'l The KliHeh hrothers of Maiipln made at' holnnthii unanimous today. r.rneat J. Kliselt. KMII OleKoll Stale ttilleso iirudimlc in euulueer Intt. lefl lo tteeept a I'tirdiio unlver- hlly Ht-holai-chln for reaean-h In r rut in iikos lor western ply wood. His hiother, Ted Ktrm-h. re cently Moll h department or anil- tlllure iinunl Tor lud at Wash Inittoit. I. ('. OUT OUR WAT lyWSaM f SAV, WHAT ARE YOU N OH, I JIS' WAWT THIS MAG - 1 IXJIMG OUT OM THE If AZINE TO READ WHILE i'M V. . POCCH ROOF- LIKE . SOAUJW'-t WHY, IF I CAME. OUT V THAT? I THOUGHT U'TH' BATHROOM POOR, THAT SIS" I VOU WERE IM THE J ) TEC OF MIME WOULD JUMP Kr S BATHROOM I IK) THERE LIKE A BAT INTO A p .r BELFRY, AM' I D HAVE TO SIT fe . 'y V- vVAITIM' LIKE THIS FER, ' V; t m .to u a fAT err. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY W? V CO PH. 9C Of me Btnvicr, inc. I KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System 1M0 Klloeyelee REMAINING HOURS TODAY 3:00 At Your Comimind. 3:30 Iluddy Malevllle'a Orch. MHS. 4:1)0 Wythe Williams, Commen tator, Mils. 4:l!i Treasuro Islantl Reports, MHS. 4:30 Ton Time Dunce 4:40 Hilly llessel's Orch., MIJS. 5:00 Hawaii Calls, MHS. 6:30 .Mozart Opera Series, MHS. : 00 Tonight's Tune. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. (i: 1 5 Dinner Dllllcn. 11:30 John II. ilinOica, Jlllrt, 6:4a Preview National Deinocra llc Convention, MHS. 7:00 Hob Nichols' Hawaiian Ser enade, MHS. 7:15 Mutual Mnestros. 7:45 Huddy Malenollo's Orch., M US. 8:00 Imperial Intrigue, MUS. 8:30 Sklnnay lOnnls' Oreli., MHS. II: 00 News. MHS. 9:15 Saturday Night Party, Wing Cigarettes, MBS. IL'iOU HIkii Off. SI NIJAY. JITNI-: 30 8:00 Handel Choir of Westlleld. New Jersey, MHS.i 8:30 Voico of I'l-ophocy Choir, MHS. 8:45 Canury Clraii.t, MHS. 0:00 March nf lleallh. MHS. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. 9:30 Special American Wildlife I'rngnun, MHS. II : l.i- -Symphony 10:00-.-Musie Hi Mellow Mood MHS 10:15 Romance of the Hi-Ways, Greyhound Lines, MBS. I0:al0 I'alaier limine Concert Orch.. .MHS. 11:00 Baptist Church. 12:00 Kl I'aseo Tmubadurt), MUS. I2:u Nobody'H Children, MHS. 1 : no Sunday Varleiies. 1:30 KeniiezvouH, MHS. 2:00 Hluo Ih'.rron'M Orch., .MILS. i.:io Harry James' Orch.. MHS. 3: (to Tropical Serenade. MHS. 3:30 Sicild Schuliz. Ciermaiiy, M IIS. " ."1:40-- Musical Interlude. 3:45 Freddy Martin'a Orch MHS. 4:0u--Ameiican l-'orum of the Air. MHS. 5:00 Old Fashioned MBS. i : till - Asr.oelaled I'rosw Revival, llllllolins. MHS. 0:05 Vt;V Ryinplioiile MI1S. 6:30 The Angelus Hour, A. Edwards. Hour, Dr. C. 7:00 Favorite Songs of Vours and Mine, Hansen Motor Co. 7:15 The Quiet Hour. 7:1.'i Tommy Kovinld'a orch., MIIS. K:(lt -dene Klllpa's Drill, MIIS. S: 15 1'liBlor'H Sludv. M US. S:il(l Minaltl Kidlei's (Hell.. MHS. !l:liu-News. MIIS. !l: 15 Kvettinic Melodlea. !l::lo- Slgn I iff. MONDAY, .H'l.Y 1 7:00 stulT and Nonsen.se. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7: Hi News, 8tate and Local. 7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7:5n Khapsody In Wax. S:na llivakfast Club, MUS. S:.:n -lllleiludi'. 8:40 Bess Bye, Rancho Soups. MBS. 8:45 Carters of Elm Street. Oval- tine, MBS. l:iiti - Symphony. 11: 15 John Auuew. OrKanlsl. MUS. 9:30 Man About Town. V: 15 - Keep I-It to Musi,-. MUS. 10:00 Home Service, Copco. 10:15 Ma Perkins, Proctor A Gamble, MBS. Id: no -liadio tiaideu Cluli. M IIS. 10:45 Bachelor's Children. Old Dutch Cleanser, MBS. 11:00 Our Friendly Neighbors, Al ka seiner, MBS. 11:15 Wheel of Fortune. 11:45 KMieit Last helle. Organist, MIIS. lL':nn- Luncheon llance. 12: 15 Sports News. Dunham i ranater & rowen Hard ware. 1J:"n- lihythui at Handout. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. I.V News. Slate anil luteal. ' 12:50 News-Review of the Air, . 1:00 Hennlngcr'o Man street. 1:13 -Hob Nichols' Hawuilltns, MHS. 1:3" Johnson Family, MHS. 1:45 Lei's Play Hrldne, MI1S. 2:00 At Your Command. 2:30 Five Men of Fate, MHS. 2:45 Musical Matinee. MHS. 3:on Fulton Lewis. Jr., MUS. 3:15 ltlghton Noble' Orch., MHS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. 4:00 Music in u Mellow Mood, MHS. 4:30 Tea Time Dance. 4:4riClein Williams' Orch., M11S. 5:00 Mystery Hall, MHS. 5:30 Shatter Parker, M IIS. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tine, MBS. 6:C0 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Cigars, MBS.-- r: 15 Dinner Danco. 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. , li: 45 Varieties. 7:00 TnulKht's Tune. 7:05 Newr, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 7:10 News-Review News Flashes. 7:15 Mutual Maestros. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MHS. 8:00 Songs by Owen unci thy. S: 15 Evening Melodies. 8:30 I.aff 'N Swing Club. Doro- M IIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer Newa, MBS. !l: 15 Jack McLean's Orch.. MDS 0:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MHS. 9:45 Zeko Manners' Gang, MHS lti:iio sign Off. Picnic Sunday Membera and IriendK of the lluslness and I'ro le.s.sioual Worn en's club hu( been jisked in briiiK their own table ser vice and meet Sunday at two o'clock at Ilea store to tro (o Idle- i yld tor a aix o'clock picnic supper. I .Mrs. V,. W. KltiniKer Iuih cIhii-ku of I airan.neTnents fur the picnic. ONK CKNT SAI.r:. Ilemlspar vur nish, PACK'S DOWNTOWN UTM HKU YAliI), corner Main and Washington alreeta. (Adv.) noted Songstress HORIZONTAL 1. 5 A former Rrcat opera star 10 To thread. 12 Mantle. 13 Kxelnmalion. 14 Domesticated. 16 Ralitc bird. 17 Russian labor.). 1!) Frost bite. 20 Ever (contr.). 21 Distinctive lli;ory. 22 Broken tooth 24. Southeast fabbr.). 25 To jump. 27 Portrait statue. 29 Elderly matrons 34 Tatter. 3 Street car. 38 Dint. 45 Nothing. 46 Boys. 48 Ready. 40 To bow. 51 Mesh ot lace. 53 Convulsive tic. 55 Pronoun. 56 Warte allowance. 39 Rubber wheel 58 Tanning pad. cistern. 41 Kava. 42 Rones. 43 Preposition Of place. RO Mingles. B2 Ocean. 63 Assam silkworm. An-wer to Previous Puszls lY.O.RpCCpMREMNiAMJJ Ebabs; i; s4Ti i iUiCBbr Jfff, y; f f Hc T rjj b "rib-" - f) 1 FTP zJ ' 1 3T job 1 1 M I KvM rrm HOURS AM HOURS j 61 Brooklyn Crowds. Cincinnati Reds By JUDSON BAILEY Associated Presa Sports Writer Tho Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday moved wllhitl nna tvlnl eit lha fin. clnnati Reds In the National league, .344 to .343, and the Boston Red Sox lost ground in the American. "Richard! . . . Dick!" She Mas Wyatt pitched the Dodgers to a trembling: a little now, and looking 21 decision over Errickson and the "D at lllm- Boston Bees. Wyatt gave five hits' An tn0" l" dropped his arms, and alruck but six. finishing the ve fo1' ' around her shoulders. eight-Inning raln-shortcnetl strug- 8" no walked with her, because gle with four hltless frames. Er-'tne crowd had arrived in a flurry riekaon permitted Brooklyn only,of questions and excitement. Dick seven safeties. grinned happily at them. Mnoty, an export at hurling un- "The man's back there on the tier tho electric lights, came along ground," he explained. "I had to with a slx-lilttcr ror the Chicago ('onK "Im. Somebody please take Cubs last night to edge out tlio:1'1"1 1,1 charge. He's an escaped Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Chicago nick- convict, a murderer." ml Derringer Tor 11 blows and! That excltel " the tourists scored all Ha runs in the first two 'anew, and diverted their attention Innings. I to Quail. They rushed to lilm In The Reds announced during the day that Johnny Vantlermeer. the double no-hit hero of 1938. had been optioned to Indianapolis In the American association at his own re quest. In another nlcht eamo McGeo of the St. Louts Cardlnala whipped "Mister Frunkllu was hit in the tho PittBhurRh Piratos. 8-2, with R." Mrs. Hoan said. "Hut I Hcven-hlt hurling. i looked hasty at It and I don't be- Leonard made his hnurkle ball lve it's much. He might've been do tricks as tho Washington Sena- 'killed. Whoever waa it. honey? tors squeezed puHt the Boston lied I declare, I nevor aeo seeh excito Sox. 4-3. in ten InniiiRH and moved ment!" out. of the American league cellar. I Leonard, In oamlng hia ninth vie- They hurried o the old bank lory, allowed only seven hitrt. land found Franklin lying calmly ( lie iNew ork Yankees amasHed''i me trout porch, with his head a two-Kame winning atreak. their longest-since June 15, hv beating r no riiHiKieipnta Atliieitcs. 4-1. The A's Rave tho gamo away with four errors 10 spoil a aix-uit piicmiiR Job by Itoss. I'AtilvS'ls the IMaco to Pur chase Faint that Pleases. (Adv.) 7 Cupola. 8 Tree (pL). 9 Approached 11 Baggage car 13 She had a or brir career. IS Calendar period. 18 Clever. 23 Goat antelor. 26 Ache. 28 NauticaL 30SUr. 31 Table-land. 32 To encircle. 33 She la a native Of the United . 35 Broad smile. 37 Courtesy title 40 Football team. 44 Human trunk. 47 Grim. 50 Profound. 52 Rootstock. 54 Region. 57 Black liquid 59 Palm lily. 61 Joke. 64 Form ol "be." 65 Posterior 66 She has a beautiful voice. 67 She was also an opera director or . VERTICAL 2 To excite. 3 Musical note. 4 Still. 5 Twins (eon- . slellation). 6 Railroad . ,abbr.). ". SERIAL STORY GHOST DETOUR BY OREN ARNOLD CAST Off CHARACTERS ROSELEE DALE and CHRIS. iinb PALMER Partners in a summer tourist venture at Gold crest. DICK RANritOFT and FI1ANK. l.IN LARHAWAY They also lounu an Interest in Goldcrest. Yesterday: While Christine goes to Franklin, finds he is wounded. Dick starts after Hone. lee, catches up, takes her from her horse. At that moment they uualt fan when hit horse .stumnies. Dick starts alter Qualt hut he remembers Qualt carries a gun. CHAPTER XVIII Almost the entire party that day at Goldcrest, 60 or 70 per sons In all, headed by Roseleo, hastened down the cactus studded slope to discover Richard Bancroft walking back toward them "Dick!" Roselce shrieked from afar. The terrible fear that was In tensified when she had heard Qualt shooting lessened a lilt now. At least Dick could walk 6he came running fast and without another word she was in Ills arms. , "Wliat you need, little girl," he murmured, as he might havo soothed a child, "ia somebody to make you behave! You mustn't chase off arter criminals that way, my lordy, Roselce girl!" "Dick! Are your hurt," "No. Of course not. My liorso was bouncing untl twisting around Ihu josliua trcea. I wasn't u good target for any pistol.". "Hut yon 4ie " "That wns a man named Qualt, Roselee. Franklin got the dope on him in town. There's $2000 re ward for hi in and the money he hid in your bank! I knew he'd come back, but I didn't expect 'him In broad daylight. And you I gosh, Roselce, you're kid!" spunky """V Mrs. Hugan had come belatedly to meet them now, and they walked back Into the ghost town 'with her. Their first demands fwere about Christine and Frank- m Christine l'almers lap. Chit turn looked IriRhtened and pale, oui I'rauKiin was smlung. "Greet news!" Kranklin greeted me oiners. "i:nriHiine kissed tnc ".Sa-uiiy!" Hck 1ej;iui. poinUni,' o niH ri'icMin. "Vou "Yeah, we'ro Koiiiff to be mar ried Home day. Tell them it's true, Hweeinciiiu i whr-i to hear it:" Chrisiine nodilwl und held out her left hand. "KiiBaRement ritiK," she barely whispered It, ho srave had been her 'emfttioiial stress. Hut she smiled happily. "Cost $,' Kranklin resumed, "(ienuine pet rifled wood, set in hIIvxt. lAicky 1 had it at the ;ru cln nioinent when she gave her Hplf away!" He had been holdiiifr her band and now he Huueezcd It and looked up at her. "Well pet you to a hospital at owe. Franklin!" Ilonclee crieil. I'm so happy fir yon and Chria ine. I hit Koodness, your Ivei c must ' They had u lot lo do. Ho murh (hat there wasn't much time for private talk and explanations. The tourists were milling about and everybody tried to help or ask quest ions. Within hair an hour they had dressed Franklin's wound care fully ami placed him on mattresses and quilts in a sedan an impro vised amhulance and were riding away to Kingman with htm. King man was the nearest village where a doctor was available. Mrs. Ho jran and the elderly cowboys took charge of (.otdcrest temporarily. Most of the college crowd bad to leave at 1 p. in. on schedule any way. They exclaimed that never did they expect to witness another adventure comparable to this one. and Hoselee regretted that she barely had an opportunity to wave i them a final thanks and fare- well. IMek drove the ambulance- sedan, and while the four young people rolled carefully along they had opportunity lor tho talk they needed. K vents had moved so swiftly, complications bad been so great, ihat. they had hardly had a chance to breathe. Itoselee stat ed with a slch. nick tried to Ml them about moving the money Into the jatl dungeon and having a fight with a mining man there. we know.lt." Christine put In solemnly. "We saw you, and heard the fight." www hick was Incredulous. Franklin had to be told nil about that too. Pick salt! he moved the money hecauso too many people knew it was In the tdd mine shaft: Mrs. Ilogaii had even told the cowboys and Indians, lie had learned. And the ore samples sent In for Msnay. Rose lee." Pick was sud denly enthusiastic. "They mean Plenty of money lor you: The re ports went to the mining corpora- CSPYHIOHT. It 30. NgA ggRVICC. INC tlon by mistake, but they can't take the property from you. You own It entirely. Ho working- the old ore I bad in mind is good for 18 a ton, but remember that new stuff ia worth around a hundred! No telling how much there Is of it!" "That was Mrs. Hogan'a discov ery,' Hoselee declared. "She saw the new gold streak In the rock there when she helped 11s out of the cave-in. But the money isn't all mine. We're all sharing this." "No," Franklin said. "Ooldcrest In your town. But I Mould like to keep my Job if I can. I need it to get married on." "You'll get U10 $2(100 reward, too," said Itoselee, smiling. "You and Christine and Dick. You cer tainly deserve it goodness!" They didn't say anything more for a long minute or so. Their young hearts were too full. Chris tine Just sat, her slender legs folded under her, holding Frank lin's hand and stroking his bead lovingly. They were a little cramped in the rear of the sedan, although it waa not uncomfortable because the pavement gave the car smooth rolling. Itoselee was in trout -with Dick and turned olten to talk with the others. Hurt had, Frank?" Dick asked then, without turning. Not much. Not bleeding any more cither." "I am so h-happy, about ev erything, I think I am going to c-r.ry!" Christine said, nnd did cry right thero with Franklin patting ner and murmuring sweet tilings to her. . . Now there Is aomelhing magic about tears. And about love, too, of course. They don't have to be your own tears, nor your own love neces sarily. Other people's will affect you before you know it. Still, if yon do have love in your own heart and if your own emotions have been straining, the magic is likely to be infinitely more po tent and consequential. Itoselee dldn t want to stare then at Christine and Franklin, so she turned around. Ami as matter-of-fact uh that, iDick Bancroft put his strong right arm around her und pulled her close, and she rested her head on hia shoulder. He was not driving fast. "Little girl!" he was murmuring, almost whispering. "Little girl. . . . Utile girl!" - . For a long moment Itoselee said nothing. Then she snuggled closer to Dick and whispered back to him, "Dick, everything is so won derrul!" "Yes," he said, his cheek touch ing her ihair. THR END Oregon Eagles Nominate Gillespie for President MAIt.SHFIlOIJ). Ore.Juuti, 2.1.' (AIM Oregon Kagles picked . I). I). (HlhiHple of Coos Hay aerie, tem porary lloseburg resident, for slate president yesterday hy nominating him for the position without oppo sition. He is vice-president now. Chest it I.awson. Kugene, and John Hemic! t, MrM inn villi, wort! nominated for the vlce-presidcnlcy; (rcorge 1). Fields, Grcsham, audi ferry Mason, I'orlland. incumhent for chuplain; A. I). .Meed. Klamuth Falls, conduclor; J. Jt. Voorheea, Portland. Incumbent, secretary. The Kagles resolved to dedicate the organization "to the preserva tion of America and for what its stands among peace loving people of the world." The action followed a dec la ra tion that America was "threatened by forces beyond the seas and with in the borders." The official registration reached 0.S.ri with approximately 4 no other visitors. Albany placed tho first bid for tho J!H1 convention. Senator Minton Renamed by Indiana Democrats IN'hlAXAI'OMs. June US. f AI') Indiana democrats, meeting in state convention vosterdav. chose Ueut. (iov. Henry F. Kehrick er their nominee for governor and renominated, by acclamation. I'nlt- en Mates Senator Sherman Min ion, new deal supporter. President Itonsevelt was en dorsed for n third term. The en dorsement came in a last-mlriuie plank, hut was somewhat indirect, however. The plank reaffirmed 'complete confidence In the states manship patriotism and fidelitv to the Ideals of democracy" of Paul V. .McXutt and endorsed "his (Mc- N'uit'si position advocating the re nomination" of President Koose veil. .MeNutt, former governor and now federal security administrator, had campaigned actively for the democratic presidential nomina tion until a month ago when he called upon Mr. Iloosevelt lo seek a third term. I Bible Clats to Meet lr. It. ,, I limit's non-denominational Hihlc study class will meet next Monday, evening at 7M.. o'clock at the din ! lug hall of the liouglas hotel. Any-) one interested In Bible sludv is In vited tn attt'ild. THE AMERICAN RED CROSS WAR RELIEF COUPON For tht American Had Cross who arc soliciting funds for relitf in tho war tones I HEREBY SUBSCRIBE $.... pcr month .nd will pay ,0 E. S. McClain et U. S. National Bank (Troaturerl. Signature Paymenta may be left at News - Seattle Loses to Cast-Off Hurler By tho Associated Press The Seattle Kaltilers might well do u hit of wullinK today u I'aeiriti Coust league veteran they cust oft' four reara aiio tlltl them dirt. The toit-rune; Uaiulera were hand ed their second straight tlefeat by Kan Dieiio last liluht. due in no enutl! measure to 44-year-old Her. n. un I'lllette, who was culled to tho mound for the I'Htlrea in the Kev enth alter two Buuttlo runs all but lied the score. He pitched shut-our hall the rcct of the way und Sun Diego won C o. Oakland handed Hollywood a H-l lacing, getting 10 hits while Salve son, Acorn hurler, held the Muvie towncra to 10 anil kept them well scHtteted. - Hollywtwd dtoptici to fourth place in tlio league, behind Sun IMoeo, San' Francisco also evened its current fracas with Ijos Angeles at two-all. winning 4-3 after trailing lor six innings. - , Sacrutnento's 4-3 win over the iali-end Portland cluh was due largely to the acting of Solon Out fielder King. In the filth. Mana ger Frederick, pinch hitting for the Reavers with the bases loaded, hit into the fence but King pre tended all easy catch and the Port lantlers held the bags. They got hut one run off ttie blow, when three were possible. Catcher Schultz homed for tho Heavers in the ninlh with one on hut the rally was one short. Standings Hy the Ai'soclttlcil 1'ronH National i.eague W I. Pet. Cincinnati 8N 21 .(ill Brooklyn Ilti 20 .114:1 New York 35 21 .112 fi Chicago 34 30 .6.11 Pittsburgh : 23 33 .411 St. Utllls 23 33 .411 Hoston 10 33 .3ti.ri Philadelphia 20 37 .3ol American League VY L Pet. Cleveland 4U 24 .025 Detroit ... 3D 24 .) Hoston 31 2.") .S7fi Now York 30 31 . ina St. Louis ...30 33 .102 Chicago 27 32 .45S Washington 2(1 3!i .400 Philadelphia 23 30 .3U0 Pacific Coast League V I, I'tt. Seattle li". 33 .010 Oakland f,0 41 ,r,l!) Sun Diego 4.1 43 .011 11illywood 40 4ii .r.ori Sacramento 4S 47 .4K!I Los Angeles 42 4E .4S3 Sun l-'rulicisco 42 40 .477 Portland 31 54 .350 COME AND HEAR "The Bible's Answer to Some Often Asked Questions"" Sunday, June 30 8:00 P. M. St. Paul's Lutheran Church COREY AND MILITARY STS. What's in the Air 1, Oh, my favorite program i. MOZART OPERA SERIES 5:30 P. M. 2. It can't be so If you didn't hear it from JOHN B. HUGHES i 6:30 P. M. 3. I'd ratiter listen to SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY 9:16 to Midnight OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM News .. 6:05 P. M. D e I Courtney's Or chestra 6:45 Bob N i c h ols' Ha waiians .. 7:C0 Buddy Maleville's Or chestra 7:46 Imperial Intrigue 8:00 Skinnay Ennis' Orch. 8:30 News .. 9:00 KRNR DIAL 1500 Review or Roacburn Banks.