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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY JULY- 25, 1940, Imc4 Oadlr Krrp ftuBilnr r (he i - .w-liT C'., lac. Tin1 AflOrtii'I from In ""xcltislvn 1y ntltlil to t1i ue for rpiibiioa. lion uf all iicwk diHiKilrhpH or-lit'il to it or nt otherwise rrmlltMl In this paper and (,0 all lorn I new iuuiirtm-ii iivrciii, rtii riK'nn i r publication o( ' micial UHpitUliu8 HAitnis Ri-isvori'ru Knlered us neennd cIhhb inntlnr Mn'v 17,iS:0, at (ho punt office at liuxvburs, ' Oroguii, undor act of Marc h S, 1818. ' Represented py dlreetlon if Ihe cohI of. (JuIur; U is nothing, j What can we lose by sending away a man who haa for yearn en joyed the 'benefits nf our form of government, Iiuh contributed noth ing hut trouble to It, ami yet who ' think ho little of it that ho will I no l become a citizen when do-j Ing thu( 1h ho very almple? i .Make a inarlyt of him, indeed. The greatest 'mock in trade that HrlilKes has Ih IiIh ability to point out I ha I, he la being persecuted thiit probably 1 the main reuKon Lane county's 2.1)5,02 arrn are j a combination of valleys and wood ed hltlsi reachliiK front the Pacific I nt'iMin In tint r'litiixiilnu 'Villi n ulrtf ho has refUHod to become a 'clll-1 variation In soil tyncH, and eleva zen. Once a citizen be would be-. (Ions from gen level to 10,354 feet. 5rw Ytirk 1171 MmlltuMi Ave. Cfcl-rao-1lf4T N't 411' hiut.it Avff. Mii I'rani'lftrtK 3-JU HiIhU Htiftt-t trofl :tiik I W. (li ami MdhIcvhi fi ! l,'t:i H, HpihiK ,Hlin GW SR'WUrt Street Part iNM(44:n 1 a W. Htxib Ave mi. Lwwla 411 N. Tenth tftrceL . - 01 come JitHt another agitator, HrldKea ban bamboozled Junt about everybody, including Morse, (who Ik uno,uostlnnably sincere) rind now with the aid of men Jike .Mot no In about to b'niboole eon- grPHH. nut a man, ami what a fine martyr he would, make. It would be u crime to pass up the opportunity ' to, complete the job. Editorial on Nw (CMtJsMt torn 9M M HubMfrlitlhin lliitra PuilV. per y'Mr by until'. , iJiitly. by fcarrler per nnonlr, . ,. ,i!5 Uarly, by carrier per er..i., 7.80 'Kvi'ry Htiitf, Votinty and hiy . oC.U hil, or bdanl lliat 1m n 4 If1 I public iiiMhcy nlibuld puhllMh nc . r'-Kular jutcrvala an jif-'ounilim ( ii, plioivinir wht'ig it ltd hoW' i-Qi li ildllur in mifpt. ' Thin in -a' fiiiHiufiiC'Titnl pililMple of demo criittc Kuvorntiicutj' i- Tpi,! atHtjd taken, by ' Wayne 1. 4 Morae,' labor u bll'-r in the lJ.u i'ti count, waterfront dhtputeK, in ouuoh .1 bill t,y 'dynort Lirry. Lu(dgea watt, an act of tiotuitge. The judgment of that act, turnov er, in deriultely debatable. The realty iinnortaul facts about UrldKca are fey und Mlniile. , lie U not a citizen . of the" llnlted Stiitea be ' has merely ; been a guctit bore, JiiHt viHitlng. nrldgeit has, participated : actively. In. I be waterfront troubleH -Iuih been a leudur.. He coyl eardLy become a citizen of the -country, but appar ently prefera the role, of u vislt lngV trouble inaUor. ' could and ituould ho ml tiltn baqlt' to hl. native laud, 'the or-'. lllnarj inaans ' 'of - accomplisblng (bis ' al lule' act- V aili-U; Wbn,' t) woinun seorijtary .uf.'luor. blocked, the (fepoi'tatiou proceedlugH; "as.- it wna In her power to. do.. .Ailinit teclly, the uae.of an act, of epngress lo uccnMipIlHlj this needed action in like nttlng a cannou to kill a glial, but after JumI'ho long a tuie even uiiliig a, cannon seenis, nnd In, a reasonable ileu to u pcr non annoyed by a gnat. km advances the : good "old arguuicnt. an. argument Unit woyhl, Inive been enlirely acccptiible1 a fey yenrjt ngo, that to' deport Ilrjtlges by tin act of congreH wquld, be to make a martyr and a .mythical character of lilin. AppeaHcment again! ' At thla tliuc, It aeenifl, this, country can wel nitoi' to create a Tew (irst rijto uiarlyra of t,ho Irldgea type and HuHHlllcuttoii, If deportation will do that. I,h such a view hysteria "d emo tionaliton, hk ovm' sUU'b'! After, all why not give way a bit in 'thin I Malheur bird Kanctuary. When comph'led, it will be a by-pann (iloin the highway and railroad lOiiU'H Kiich aH the Old Oregon Trull and the pi Ion Pacific to the blghwuy and rail ronton that paral lel the toast and the Sierra and Kvwi now nluiia are hallv In ln Comity's 2.50i).iOH acrea of Mm now, plana uie na.uy i)n)3aB tfr timi,er support 8d saw the making to utop bu and rail mulg pmpioying ,uO0 men. Thev travelers at say Ontario anil laae tuiuisu approximately 75 per cent The coiinly'fl 3t1.19n acres of cultivated land lie almost entirety In the valleys of tbo Willamette and .McKcQzte rlvern and their trllMitarieu. and In the Siualaw ri vul va I ley on the coast. IlerrfeH, fruits and nuts, grains, bay, Heeda, vegetables and hos grow abundantly under Ideal cli matic conditions. Poititry and tur key ralsliiK are becoming very Im portant (I. a tie county Is one of the leading turkey producing counties of Oregon). Many important ops are located here: The Eugene Fruit Orowers asportation: ihe Ku- gene 'arinera' creamery': tb Pa- clllc Co-op Poultry Producers; the Northwest Turkey f! rowers; the I'roducers Public Market. The Kngeiie Km It (i rowers as Koclalion Is tho largest canner of vegetables In the northwest, and the largest canner of green beans In the world. Also more varieties of products are canned here than In any other plant in the world. garettM, MBS. 9:0O Alka Seltzer News. MBS, 8.15 Arthur Vafrens Oieb. V:30 PuUon Lewis. J MBS, 9:5 Joe SudVs, Orch., AIUm' , I0:u,0-Hig " ' T FftlDAV, JPIY 2(1 7:00 Stuff and Nonsense. 7:30 Newt-Review of the Air r:w state and Local Newt. W,ttoWefdOf Ira p. Howard, 87. a weH known rnnlilent 61 tookliiKElaHn. dleil at bfB home foilay following a long uri'iou or in neaitn. Horn July 2S'. win. ne woum nave reurbbil bis Fo'Zcry PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY Free Delivery 4i J ' m 'imM itiuii .in j' " woum nave reucneu nu 'Morning " ' $ . I VFMS Sunday. I(e Had .pent :.10-UlauH.,ru i w, IV .". m-urevm and wan a real-' :0l)-Hr'palrat Club. MHS. ' tae,lt.. ' "e Look IiikkUibs com i H k:'Mi liupi-hiilp a. An a.. nu. o e Hurvlvllli; aro hlH wlfo. Lulu Ann Mna y. '"'ii '( 'I'Sutberlln Uowurd: Iwn unna ' a ' r I 'Howard;' lleno) Nv and C. j iiumhi-u, uooo mver. niui two : daughter, TUr. II. o. Conn. Lewis ion, l(tabp. and Mr. C. II? Hodge, Taconia. AVasb. ' Mr. Howard bail been a member! of Ibe I. O. O. F, lodito for the last i I (ill years. MBS. 8:4!i ll ll.C. N'cwn, MVS. :0 .Mutual Dons, MlS. 9: IS John Asilevy. Organist, MHS. 9:30 Man About Town. '' 9:4ft Kt-i-ii VH tq '.Music, MBS. :uo News. MBS. 1 ' SUGAR 1 1 CRISCO Qr9on or Morninq MILK $new Fkikt Sotki CRACKERS 2-LB. BOX. 25 SIAWVAIItU ITAUK, BV Big 4 ml TOMATOES J 4Jv ln:uo News. MUK. 10:19 Ma Perkins, Pjoctor Gamble, MBS. 10:30 Pinto Pete, Copco. I. Funeral services will bp hold at 10:45 Bachelor' Children, Old 2 v. m. Sunday at Ihe Rosebui ir Dutch Cleanser, ' MBS. I I'ndcrtakini! 11:03 Our Friendly Nelahbprs, Al-'John Ilarney offleiatlng. Interment km Seltzer. MBS. ; ),. nt i. ... .u !..'.. WINDMILL m a FLOUR, Ib5, l,jy tbem across this great country of the open spaces to say Klamath Falls or Medford, giving them a day or so in the fas hinting REAL West. Provision for this shuttle trip would be made in round trip tickets by bus or rail. These plans are nebulous in the extreme as yet, but ' they show what men whose, businctitj is vaca tion travel think of the possibili ties (from the '-Umrtst1 standpoint! of this vast Southeastern Oregon country whose wide deserts grip with (he thrilling fingers of ro mance the hearts of ' nearly all who sec them. Pl.KASK do not feel that this writer Ik beating the drum for these new Ideas that if realized ure bound to change so greatly tlje economic' face of tills area. . tlvery acre removed from the open range Is an acre TAKICN AWAY from the livestock Indus try, Kvery mouthful of grass con sumed by an antelope or a mule deer is a mouthful taken away lioth ' cattle, sheep and, horses. There Is NO Ht'KPU'S or grass. '1,'hu . livestock iuduHlry ."has been and still bi Inextricably tied up with the economic to initiations of this soul heastern Oregon coun try. Large extensions of wild life protection Inevitably clasjj with the livestock man. ' ; This writer. Isn't, bei'u taking sides because be doesn't know, now whether these new Ideas that are taking root and the still ha.y development piau tb:ii are be giuulUK to take nebulous shape around litem will be ultimately jjoiHl, or bad for this country. This effort Is merely that of a report er who Is trying to inform rath er than I.L'AI). of the ' county's industrial payroll. iwr tit per cent of the rail ton nage originating In the county Is lumber and timber products. Oregon ranks second In the pro duction' or uiitck.Hflvcr and Ore gon's second largest qufcksilver mlne is located at Ulack Hulle, in Lane rounfy. fiold, copn;r, refrac tory clays, arsenic and other min erals are likewise found here. . Important divisional Southern. Pacific Railroad shops ulve em ployinent to 850 men with, an an nual payroll of Jl. 100,1)00. The Ku Cene Woolen mills have a payroll of $100,01)0, Here also Is located (he Chase gardens one of the largest greenhouses on the west coast, with 7-J acres under glass. Kugene, in Lane county, has by tar llie lowest domestic and Indus rlal electrlcul rate In Oregon. ka Seltzer, MBS 11:10 Wheel of Fortune. . Il:Ij--umg Thompson's Oleh., M.US. 12:00 Luncheon Concert. 15 -HI Gnrtrli Muu riiinhiM1 ' Trari.fer ' A Powell's. Hard- Be Sk 12: 2r Rhythm at Random. 12:35 Parkinson'. Information Ex. a b .nfle' . j. . i KVXHKHUN. July 2fi. A widely ?:Mtate Snd0Ca 'liversVieufprogWim h,a been :ar- t2:50 News-Heyiew o( he Air. I ranged, for the eonimunity ' ice 1:03 Henninger b Man on t,he cream social to be held Friday eve . .- ?.tr.eet;.1' nlnit'Uuly 26. The benefit pro- ii-noo .mcuois MHwiiuuiiD.'uran, w be nreseiiled t the ullt be in the Looklneclass ceme tery where graveside services will Joii'lUjed by the L Qt p, pO.MlNli events cast Iheli; shadows bol'ore them, and al ready these new possibilities are eastliiK a shadow not very plain as yet, but clearly perceptible. Vou can nee It in the stsKes and KRNR IMmI trMtfMMIni tytua 10 (llM)rl "' " VKMAINlNCi HQL'IW TOUA' l:lllt Wyllie Williams, Commcu tutor. MI1S. 1:1 ft WOlt S.vniphuny. Mils. I':;10 Amet-ican N'mnlly HobJnson OKI Fosblbiu-d Melodies MBS. ft Kill Tea Thnu Midudlca. ft: 1G-Talk by Arthur Maun. MIJS. r. : :to Sliat'ti'i- I'arkcr, MMS. 5:45 Tho Ulua Beetle'. MHS. U:(Hi lliiymoud (,itaui Swing, MHS. ti: 15 lllnner liauci.. ii::!0 John II. Hughes. MBS. II: 15 Melodies Modern. 7 ; iin Tonight's Tune. 7:05 New:. Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 7: 10 Newii Review News Flashes 7: 15 Mutual Maestro. 7:15-Leo Uelsumu'a Olill.. MMS S : ill) California Melodies. MUS. S:nn -I'lantutlon Airs. MBS. 8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon CI the lu'eliinltuiry construction on (lie road acruss Hart Mountain. Vou sense it, In this talk of shut- He service for tourists. We'd bctlei' lie dolus some (hlnkfiiK about It, so Dial wo may be able to ileal with H Intellleent ly when It comes face to face with us. mus. I:3n Johnson Family, MHS. l:ift lfs Play Bridge. MUS. 2:00 At 'or Command. 2:30 Harold Turner, Pianist ' Mus. 2: 15 Strings in Swlngllmc. MUS, 3: (11) -Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS. :: If! .Mugiral Matinee. MBS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. 4:on Wlnga For America, M US. (.30 Interlude. 4:4.l Slninnlclta. MHS. 5 : no Sobi ts Guide, MnS. 5:15 Hoi'b Wood's Orch.. MHS. 5::itl Slinfter Parker, .MHS. 5:1.1 Cheer Up Oanc. MUS. .00 Raymond Gram Swing, White. Owl Cigars, MBS. ft: 15 Dinner liabce. ' 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. ' J:45 Melodies Modern. 7:00 Tonight B Tune. school law-ii, and will start at- 8 o'clock. Included Iti the entertain ment for the evening will be the following: ' Opening music: duet, piano at cordial) and guitar. Ralph and Karl KarlJtiger: ' duet, piano aud violin. Sftlita ftatta and llollls Real; reel lotion. "SMppose.'' John Musgrove, Jr.:' dance.' t'porgiana Jennings: vocal ' solo. "Pale Moon." AutlreJ' Mller; cornet' solo, Veuettu Fra ser: piano aoU), Phyllis CJoff: read ing, llarrljet Ann UlgKs: vocal diiet. "Leaning On The Old Top Rail," Ulotla and N'orma Beecroft; dance. I'atsy Vanl and Edna Hulh Real; voccl noio. "Little Curly Wall'' In tin High' 'qhalh'.' Kclei) AUen':''ski.t. Minnie llartshorn 'and Mabel' Ross: vocal 'ilii'ct. Jihtl l,TAcklliHon and, Kenneth norijton'; vocal solo; Mrs. Iiuth RobertBpiiV 'reading. Richard, rv,niWnl,niV lilunri ' ft,lrt ' ' TIhk.,1 I 7:Q5 News, Calif. Pacific uyik Aichamlieau: guitar solo, Krllth ties Co.' I lli-iiftnn-' musical' number' Walter I ! 7:10 News-Review News Flashes, xorris? dosing number. "Clod Bless I America, ail. icu, py luc cuiuuciinr POST-TQASTHS. 2 lorge pkg$. M WHEATtES, 2 packaw 2IC TOMATO agCE, 2 cm 17C S,pQTTwM.P,TSjSMi.3ro)ls2Si MACAIQmwSjxitti. 3 lbs. IS6 JHWfl HOSTEWHG, 2 lbs..-2Stf W.S..C.. txtrm aiTicus. pkg. izc mm soAt. Vgff 25 ftiBcy CIovot KONIY. S lb. pail 9t S. A W. WH9,".1 KERNEL' 2 Mo. 2 31c GENUIN6 P6ABERRY COFFEE POUND 19c LOCALLY GROWN f ml APPLES 6Lfborl5C StwkUt m ORANGES 220 siz. dono Heavy Juicy M Am ftBAPiFSUlT J for 14 Swtet Luscious tsf WATERMELONS, lb Jh Locally Grown Lbs. 4 fk PEACHES, 3 lor JLYf. i ' - Fre Delivery Phons 118 Clayton Negley HEBERGALL'S liit quality Pound I? SWIFT'S best 4 A SALT SIDE PORK, pound . , . , W SWIFT'S PREMIUM DAISYS Premium ham cure. Cello wrapped. 2' to 3-lb. No bone, no wasts. Bake, fry or boil. ' POUND .. 29c 7:15 Mutual Maestros. 7:30 lnc Hanger. MHS. S: 0l Dob Chester's Orcb.. MUS. SnKestlvnl Varieties. MIW. 9:00 Alka Seltxcr News, MBS. !:15 Sterling Vouuk's Orcli MBS. !t::tO Fulton Lewis, Jr., MUS. !l: 15 Dance Orcli. Im:iji Sign Off. O. S. C. Extension Jobs Have ?ei:so;nnc SMf t I'OUTLANI), Ore.. July 2;i(Al) A Mhlft in administration of the OreRon Stale' college cooperative extension service anproveil by the Htate lioai.d of higher elucallou to day made William I,-. Teutsch aa- siMtuul director and ('liiirles W . Smith county agent leader. Both positions bad been beld by Kiank I. IJallaril, elevated to (lie presidency July' I. Teutucb and Smith have been assistant, county agent leaders. Hanking with Teutsch as admin istrators are U.' S. Ues.se. asslsttint illrector of the cxperlnieul station, and F. K. I'rlce. assfsUiut dean of (he instructional school. Teutsch's salary a,s set at SliVU and Smith's at $tfi0. Here From California Mr. and Mm. Max Short, of Stockton. Calif.. are enjoying a vacation until Sim day with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short, at Urew. appearing Iti the program and flag beiirera. Lloyd Uulgate nnd Curls tain Davhuiau. ' ' Here This WcK -tit. Lucy H nvHf. or Medford.' To'inefly .f this city, has arrived ' hei-T to . ei)d the week nU-Mi-lhig to busi-i.fs-4 and visiting trleuds. SWin'S OMQtE 6AC0H Sj. . - 25e GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BEEF iOIf BOILING 1fr ROAST, Lb. . Li2 BEEF. Lb. .... . ill SWIJ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES reathe in its tangy, maryelously delicate aronia. wallow slowly, pleasurably, to make its refreshing goodness 1-i-n-g-e-r along your throat. Ofsfott flfffl w4 Qnly Sugar Salutes BEND, , , Vm LUMBER and Vacation Und Be.n.4 situated on Uie fringe o( pine timber area that uppQris two. o( the UiK"t saniilis in the world. Ii the. Einfl liiniber center o( the NorthwtM. IVH'htitei Comity as 1.22l,66( aires of timber, and more than jx aid qne-hK b.tUioii bord feet o( lumber, nuntly pine.. Foe. jtry, v.n,n'lU lutd plnin rnilU employ 2o0p people iq the eounty. Kcdmond i hoteol for i (anions Netted Qtn foutoei which yicU 109, to 500 b.vhcli per acre, .rtd, arc a, va.Ui.ablc cah crop. ' Bend, only 20 miles a,way from Of e go.'j'l Cco.,' is ajso, tc g.t?Y,ay W ) "'.'". fthUig ati, Bmi; resort ;., With 200 gmey ftovH Uke.s, i.Vois'9a,pjid peaks, mounuiii gleiis, primeval forests, lav 4 'l; nd giaft craters, lleschutes Covm ty ii lo piportm for its farming, dairying and poultry industries, Ee,nd e stho. nialfc Oregon's osi'fl sjnd ouly Hiar, j,lme yy' Guatonle.q lor Canning k MMMIUlBf O f SUGAR I VCTS ABOUT BKta Wfsl climate and rich ruturAl Tourci make farming1, dairying, poultry, nc( tumbennc. important industries. I.um bt payroll iouni Si.2sO.WO nnuUy. He.yliuatter ot i,r SltJOO.OOO -ederal revlamatinn ntojM. Located on iIirH "iVav U. 97 tiiest rmne between California. Portland.' Seattle, Spokane and Vancouver. ' WDDflTE SATAN SHJdiAM MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 63 Bargains for, Friday, and Saturday HAM Shift's Premium m' aium six..Holf or A whol ham. lb. ky SALAD DRESSING Gar- dtn irand. A aUeious dim lug. 9urt mmM SHOESTRING POTATOES, Frtsh pack, 3 ZsC NESTLE S CHOCOLATE Mad thost Toll 0m Houst cookias, 2 bars 4 ( TOMATO SOUR Campbti's, 3 cons GRAPEFRUIT nd ORANGE JUICE A rtfa-suhina blad TaH 46-oi. cans, a m M 2 cam 43C CARRQTS ash lo cal, 1 bunchts 10c NEW POTATOES 4fM No. 1 quality, 10 lbs. ICRMUDA ONIONS Thiy c wt. 4 mM Jibs 17C r .hat's how to enjoy this true European-type Pilsner , . . Brown Oerby Pilsner. 5 YOU'LL LIKE this light, Brown Derby Pilsner with, your meals, as well. It's tangy, but delicately so. Champagne-like in its light-hearted liveliness and sparkling , clarity. Naturally it goes better with food. You, didn't think America could ever brew such a beer? Then get some Brown Derby Pilsner to sample tonight. You be the judge. And if you are anything short of enthusiastic, your purchase price will be willingly refunded. Mailt, bj Salem drtwerj for Safewdy BROWN DERBY ?sriaiw!