ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1940
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force hlH noinlnalion on the ro
pulilltan politlclKUB at I'hllmlol-
tied Iallr l-'srrpt Sundnr by the
ltnibrr of Tin Arlotil Vrrmn
Tho Annoi-llotl Pros In exdnnlvft
lv finttth-il lo tliu iitio Tor rMiuhlira
jililit.
Hut It can be done If tlioae who
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TOMATOES
Posse Kills Negro Who
Slew Marshal, Deputy
HAKIMS KMWORTII
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POTATOES
No. 2, 50 lbs. 59C
10 Pounds 15C
Kntorcd florond cIiihh matter
May 17, 1020, at tliu pout office at
Uoftcbuj-fr, Oregon, under act of
March 2. 1878.
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Jjmly.G iiicuiilts hy mull....
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IjuiJv. hy currier pt iiumth.
jally, hy carrier per year...
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Kvi-ry utate, roiinty und city
cffMlJil or hoard that lonidh'M
puhllc licney xhoiihl puMIMi at
n'KUlur Interval an account in
of It, fliMWlntc wht-io and how
each dollar la npi-nt. Thin Ih u
ftilnlHin. nlnl principle of demo
tratlo KoVfiiiiiHiit.
HOIKK. Idaho. Auk I. (AP)
A negro sought fdr a minor crlmr
shot and killed II. S. .Marshal
George Merran and his deputy,
John Glenn, and whm hlmttcir (at
ally wounded and captured by a
posse. In the Hoise mountains yen
terday.
Ho died on (lip way to Ilolne.
The negro. I'earl Hoyal I lend-
rlckKoii, ahout i'.K had been charg
etl with rontempt of court for fail
ure lo obey a court order to va
cate a cabin on a federal forest.
More than :to off leers partici
pated In the dislodging of the ne
gro from a mountain cabin.
KRNR
Mutual rMdeartlng SyMwn
1(00 KII.oy.lM
ID .Mold-; vitally tniporiam
pliTtcj of li'Klslatlini lian bi-en j
before eoiiKieKH In the llletlino of
anyone livlim than the bill pro
viding unlveral llahlllty for mili
tary m-rvlce.
Williln II lie posailillllifH for
uliuiiKliiK lb" entire life of every
every family In lite country. It Ih,
in a HPiisu, revolutlonaiy. Ni-vi-r
lieforo linx It lii-en propomtil In
lime of peai-e lo eolninanileer the
lives and hopes of every i-ltl.en.
Smll a ili'partllln Ih probably for
ever, we knmv of no country
which nilopti'il such a plan, I hen
Kot riil or it.
If thin bill in to be ailopteil, anil
II la re than pimnlble. It aboitlil
he lliiiroiiKbly debated and Ul
i iK.Hud by I lie people'H repreKenla-
tlvea In collKresK. 'I'he effective-'
iieax of any such plan will be all j
the liieater ill pnipiirllou a pen-'
pin realize that it I Ibelr own do-j
clsli lellberalely udupleil at
their will by their repruanniu-IIvch.
HIOMAININC, HOI'ItH TODAY
4 . to -Wytlie Wiil-uniH, MILS.
1-1". WOll Symphony, Ml;:-.
I :,( American rauiily Hohin-wu.
4: IS Haven of Kent.
R: IS Arthur Mann, MISS.
r:30-Miaftor I'arlier, JIMS.
R:40 Tho Blue Ilietle. MUM.
(J:bu Itayiuond (iiaiu SwiiiK,
MILS.
0: 15 Dinner Itance.
8:. 10 John H. HuKliea. MILS.
:4"i Meloillea Modern.
7:110 TolilKhl'H Tune.
7:05 New., Calif. Pacific Utilities
Company.
7:10 News-Review News Flashes.
7:1a .Mutual MaeKtros.
7:4") I.eo ItelHiuaii'a Orcliestru,
MILS.
:( Culif. Melodlea, Mils.
: :in I'lantat lotinlres, M 1LS
':,'el '' viV MOT'ks GET GRAV c y 'mm
HIGH
TIDE
YK.STKilDAV: Jan deciilea lo
Hkeleh. instead of paint, uslnit her
at, Neiitulie. lor a Illoili'l. I'Icumi-iI
willl Ihe remilta nlie sends Hie
8:45 Twilloht Trails. Avalon Cla-! sUclches lo a wiiman's inaKn.lne.
arettes, MBS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
S: IS Arthur Warren's Oiehestra,
MILS.
!t::io-Kulton I.ewln, Jr., MILS
9:45 Joe Siidy'a Orchestra, MUS.
10:00 SlB i Off.
I'KIDAV, AUOI'ST 2. 11(10
7:00 Stuff ami Nonsense.
7:30 News-Review of the Air.
7:40 State and Local News.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
Morning."
7:50 Khnpsody In Wax.
8:00- Hreaklnst Club, MHS.
::io Interlude.
8:40 Bess Bye, Rancho Soups,
MBS.
K: 15 -II. II. t News. Ml IS.
9:00 "I'll Never Forget," True
Story Magazine, MBS.
i : 15 I'ossllile II. II. C. News,
MIIS.
9:30 Man About Town.
9:45- Keep Kit In Music. MILS.
lo:nu -News. MIIS.
10:15 Ma Perkins, Proctor and
Gamble, MBS.
10:30 Pinto Pete, Copco.
1045 Bachelor's Children, Old
Dutch Cleanser, MBS.
11:00 Our Friendly Neighbors, Al
ka Seltzer, MBS.
1 1 : 15 McKariauii Twins' Orches
tra. MIIS
1 1 : 15 Tommy Tucker'a Orchestra,
M US.
12:00 Luncheon t'onceil.
12:15 Sport News, Dunham Trans-
Some will say. "Tills delay!
Tin-re's your democracy lor you!
This liill oukIiI lo be passed to
day! Why delay?"
(Jtir situation Is critical. Hut
not so critical that we cannot af
ford to discuss from every aimlo
so sweeplHK a law as tills. It this
Is the deliberate decision of Hie
. iiM-rii iin people it will he all tho
more effective lor thai.
wine nui.u.iM ..... , , fer and Powell's Hardware. I "
Americans out of a thousand are , :, . 2!i ., ., , , ,,,,,,,, sophist!
willinj; and anxious to serve their 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex
government in whatever way Is1
delelinlncd to be best. Is Ihls Hie
ncsi way: iie-ie ih ihuj .mi.- j
to ib'teliniiie lo thresh It out.
Ilss II sane, wcirluiblc sale
;lliir! lor lici'iioui ol conscience?
Is evclv Imssllilc IHnvisioii be-
iliK llia.li- ! r.-iluce liaiilshitK and
handicaps lo sucli-lits. hcinls el
families. Hie lamilics thai must
slay bi-lilti.l?
Is the uiililil.' Into the law of
a dellnlle term ol s.-rviie tm Ihe
best, or mij;hl soon- luluie c.tni-matiil.-i'
find liiiiis.-ll l.ii-i-d wltll
Hie piiilil.-iu of U asllinuloli
lerius or enlistment csiiiiim; and
men aitiim li.'in.' juvt wh.-n tiicy
are Heeled lll.Kl '.
Will Ihe bunlen f .ill on sll all)..-,
or as uearl alil.c as a lallil.li- and
general law cm place it?
A couple ol weeks ol ..-bale
plnliahly Del set liai-K a siui;le
the lime when Hie tiisl men
actually kk to i.iiiii under
terms ol Ibis law 'I'he vast
liinilial y pi eparat inns ale air
under way llley are Hie l.e
when Ho
will
day
can
Hie
i to
change.
15 State and Local News.
50 News-Review of the Air.
00 Henninger's Man on the
Street.
15- Sam Wokl's I law nliuns,
MIIS.
::o Johnson family. M Its.
15 l.els Hay ItllilKe. MHS.
en At Your ('omiuauil.
.'in -Jane Anderson, pianist. MHS
15 -SlriiiKx In Swlnmline. M IIS.
no Kullon Lewis. Jr., MHS.
Musical Matinee. MIIS.
law . Mild I Ullle ellec
Hie actual dale nl pa-.-
r.sal iullilai mm it r hr
uinltl t-iiiands of Hit-
t"ila. It't lis inaKt'
not wllli a whoop
ti-. not
ace.
If iiniv
uhal th-
I'liilnl Stal.'
the tloi Ision
and a c;iicltst hntiah. but with
l tally, solt'iunlly. ami that iv
llbtiutioii that Is always the b'-t
auyui y of success.
Editorials on News
(CoaUbumI trov !)
KATIKIKS TIIK t'IKiU'K of di-mo
era lie national rouvciitinMH.
And Ihe houIIi has an iuiprcs
Hive bl(ck of electoral volet.
TIIK handicaii of Ihe politically
frozen taut 111 Is h cothdtierable
one. Then there Ih CAPITAIJZ
KIJ CLASS PKKJriUCK the
carefully nurtured Idea that un
Icttis the present aduiinistralfun is
kept in power It beneficlarieH will
It: I.'.
3:30 The Quiet Hour.
I:imi Wiiikh loi America. .M MS.
I ;:u . Inici lmlc.
I In Sinloniotta. MIIS.
.ri no - Spoils tliiiili-. MIIS.
fi: J.'i -Woody lloi nmn's On ln'st i a.
MHS.
f. r ;t Shat'lor Parker. M Its.
fi: I a The Cheer Pp Khiva. MliS.
6:00 Raymond Gram Swing,
White Owl Cigars. MBS.
(i:t.r Iiiuiicr hatitf.
6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon
Cigarettes. M OS.
I! I". .M.imilcs Modern.
V no -ToiiikIiPh 'I'uiic.
7;l)5NCws, Calif. Pacific Utili
ties Co.
7:10 News Review News Flashes.
7 1.". Mutual Maestro-.
T ;'.o I.mie Ilaimer. MHS,
N.mi.-Hnh Che.ser's (McheHtra.
MHS.
V.:n - Pestixnl Variel lea, MHS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News. MBS.
:i k.
it i."
("arid l.olncr's (u lie.slia.
MHS.
Pultun l.cw is. Jr.. M IIS.
Dance Orchestra.
Siku oti.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Nome h.-i'hy KUeii that on
ihe mm mid Mtmd.i In AukusI. In
Iin: Anmi-i t', ih,. Hoard id p.piali
..Ition ill roilciie ill the A.v.ses
-or's oilite In ihe Court House In
U' s-'hum. huuttlas County, orison,
tor Ihe purpse nf cvauiiaini; the
AfMmetif linll- anil coi rei-ttni:
ail (inns in MilualuMiK. tleseilp
lum anil n tiiil 1 1 v ol land. IiHm atnt
older pinpeiiy assessed hy the as
M'viir and li mIuiII he Ihe duty of
pei sons in I ei est etl to appear nt
tli;it time and itlat e antHdnte-l.
I'.AIiTO.N HKI.I.IW Kl.l ..
lAdv.) Cmmlv Ahm'smM'.
The I ' n it I'll Slates ban hut one
native antelope, hut in kinds tune
been exhibited in (he Nim York
zoo.
ieiek ask her to wo on a spree
Chapter
Man of Mystery
"I I Kiiess il won't do." Jan
faltered, disappointed, fur the suit
may hat n been .small for Hose,
hut It w hh lare for lieu .
Tht .suit Hose wanlcd In let-l
her 'iUix loo l-"i' fur .Ian.
"A eoiiplo or lately pins will tlx
il." Ueae decldi d, expertly ailj. i(
in; i.'ie sklr. and pinning ihe
w a.t hand situ :!'. "Then.-, now.
it's all iinhl. What about shifC.'
I Snort you i - Hi Id n't wear iniii","
'"'vc a pair ol white pumps let;
to'er lioiu last Kiililliier." ,lan
tinned lo j:o, her sinoek over her
arm. the Idiie hat in her hand.
"W' ll ou to in Hi M'c l.ance be-Ion-
yon leave?"
Hose frowned, fumbled In her
liny, brilliant set ban f'r a cigar
ette, put it bet wee 1 1 her lips and
IH It l.efore answering. "I Himiylil
il better not to o." he answered.
"I seem tti upset him. Johnny will
have a lit If I'm any later."
Jan went on out. sayipK.
"Thanks for the loan of the
clothes. I'll he careful of them."
"Don't be." I tint- admonished,
i losinK Hie door. "If I didn't live
Ih'i e u il h you I w on hi n't he able
to atlord Ihe sort ut elothes I
need. Have fun tonight with your
man til mystery!"
"Man of misteiy'."
I1iim smiled - slowly. wisely.
Well. Isn t lie . ounn. tianusiune.
ated. obviously eduraled
and tar too experienced I'm the
role he Is pkiyuiu. I think he's
h hi in'. I mm stunei hitm 01 some
one. Well, inuidei usually ouis!"
Jan ItiMimht ol Derek's words:
"Women and their hatelul. prnh
Inn euiiosily!" She atiswefeti
lotthiiii;. however, and went on t
her n li mom.
Hetme 'dni: diw nsijiii s t. juiu
Deiel sfie stepped III l see l.anee.
He had mined tf all the Ituhis
except a thin niuht lamp ami the
room was ihniily with citarette
smoke. The heaped ashtrays at
h-sied in Ins .incessant nerwMis
siuokhm.
"N on need some air In here."
-!. said ami opened two ol the
windows tor a minute.
He demanded siiaiply. "W here's
Hose;' I haven't seen her a'! da."
"She went to the club lor din
ner." " heaid you talkie;: to her a
mtmiie nun in Hie hall.''
"1 Know. She was iu-l leaving."
Ti:e lip ot his rmai el te hunted
lth Mil tieuetiess "Well. he
lotild have stopped in a minute,
(lose those u iui low s, will J oil ','
I'm cold. I'm a fool." lie weni oti
wilh derisive hl t el uess. "Why
should I t vpe. I her to he inter
ested til a helple..;; nipple'.' Why
,-houltln t he time and dam e and
iVMin and litle' Do all the Himiis
I lan't "I"' W ii loiihln l I have
met her when 1 wa:. wlMde? When
1 Hew made imoiev was some
IhitiK. Mmehu,i. Id do heller lo
have the-e petlltled hs "l mine
.lit o at le.i.l then I e.aihl hob
hi.- ahou: on stumps! Why can't
I iieV Kivo me ai 1 1 In i.ll leus'.' I
could use tiitehes then. W hat in
hell - the use of Otauviiim two
dead lei;s around? Jan. ytMiM' uot
to do souiethinn lot me 1 can't
on this wn htiiled alive in
I his room slov l umnu mad. and
max he not so f-hw 1
Thick With Grief
'All Ihe eatlter ant iripal but ot
fun lied Ironi Jan. all the pleas
tire of wearing soineihiuM new,
of bcltm wilh Dcick. Her throat
hecauie thick with mud. Crossing
the room she sliiM"'d an arm
aimind her hioDoM "s thin should
ers. He shinned away from her
ttnoh. "I don'i waul pit ami ;-ym
pa thy '" he ra--pMl. "I want to
walk""
"Ihe surgeons said " she be
can helplessly
'I know. 1 know, but thai was
two xeats a:o!"
"We have tin money." she
w hispet eil.
"We can sell the house Oh.
tlon t look so hurt' It I can tlx
ara.iti I can buy you any kind ol
hoiiFe you want."
Hut she knew he was Hilnkhm
of Itose, not her. and a defeated,
desolate feelinu wruni; her heart.
I "II you think it wise," she a j; reed I
Shall I Ncud Norma in to '
p you company this evening?"
No." iie muttered. "I can hard
hear lo look ut her during
I morrow
; kc
I
iy
meals. Hit
w atery all I hr
she have In
And why doi
"Ilepeul after me: I. Jan Mer
riuer. hereby promise to abandon
earn and worry for tonight, be
cause: 'Carp to our coffin adds a
nail, no doubt And every grin ho
merry draws one out!"
'Toss Your Troubles'
She lingered over the words of
Ihe quotation. "Who said that?"
"W'nleol, a Hritish satirist of ihe
eighteenth century. It's part of a
collection of his, "Kpostulatory
Odea' and the old boy sure knew
g ahout!
I'm trying to convey Is please toss
your troubles hack where they
came from and let's see how many
lt tn nails we can draw- out to-
yes are led und tiighl with our grins. How about
time w hy doesn't i "
v glasses changeil? i fiI.flIlliun
i
i ic saiu. inucniiig net einovv as
she act
it Put
jsticllng pins In her every time I
mention Hose? Oh, go along. I
set- you re dressed to go out. and
stop bothering me! " He auapped
on a lamp and wheeled himself
lo liis work bench.
"I may as well linish my
rounds," she thought, going on
lo Norma's loom, lhanklul to find
Norma gone. How could Lance he
so blind ? Didn't he know Norma
heed him? It wasn't like i.ance
lo be deliberately cruel. Hose, she
I bought dist rartcdly. H was his
utterly mad infatuation for the
beautiful divorcee which had
made him so unseeing, until Ink
ing, u nca ring for anyone or any
thing tdse.
"I've h e e u waiting years!
I ferek greeted her at I he hot toin
ol the stairs. I le noted her cos
tume and his eyes crinkled with
amused laughter. "You look like
a little Kirl play inn di ess up in
her ma m ma's clothes." he teased.
"What is Kose trying to accom
plish r
She glared at him. "If you say
one more word I shall scream ami
go tipsairs and put on my slacks
and sweat shirt ! "
"Oh. puss-cat. I was only teas
in;:. You look delightful and de
lov ely ami w hat's t he rest de
lirious? Anyhow, come along ami
dot i 'l i rip with those high heels.
N oil ai ni t U:ted to the in. you
MIOW ."
"Don't I know!" she asserted
with emphasis. "My feet are al
ready protesting these straight
jaekels. I'm as haul to get Into
shoes as an O.aik hillbilly. slop
at on ml in sandals loo inm-h. 'v
nearly forgot i en how to pick up
my leet."
Whet,. Ihe cobbled walk, bor
dered hy bleached sea shells, met
the cement strip o the beach
"boardwalk" Derek plaeed hlrt
hands on her shoulders and faeeil
ier toward the sea. "Close your
eves and make no: a promise." he
ordered.
"Yes. sir." Obediently her thick
l:'he v pt tlow It.
LARD
Nebcrgall's
Pure
PICKLED
PIGS FEET
I hey walked, "Here comes a man
with a huge ami finite awful nose.
I'll wager he'd Rive a lot to trade
noses with most anyone, but he
looks the type who wouldn't go
; near n plast fc surgeon because
it'nd gave him his nose and lie
must bear up under it !"
Jan niggled. "Stop It. I lerek,"
she pleaded. "I want to worry
about my w orries and you're
making it impossible."
"I aim to please. Ma'am. Well,
hold ymir ha'. Jan, Ihe. first thrill
is Just, ahead." Ho mimicked the
barker's ballyhoo lor ihe roller
coaster: "ICs the High Hoy, folks!
A hint.', sale. It ir-li. sensational
h-iiiide! Only a tliuie for the thrill
of a lifetime
"Two. nlcase." he smiled at the good-size crowd thronged the
ticket girl. Iier.
The ear awaiting them was lull Jan clung proudly to Derek's
except for the back seat. "Oh. no," arm. smiling at the good-naliifetl
Jan protested, drawing hack. "It's sallies proffered by the conces
the worst seat of all." sionaires. her friends. She Intro
"Oh. yes!" he Insisted am) lilted dm-ed him to several of them,
her in. "Hetter take your hat off.". "Why didn't you warn me you
She did. while the attendant knew everybody?" he asked. "If
buckled a strap across their I d known I had to run a cauntlet
Red
Ripe
Flavorful
4 14c
LARGE RIPE
BANANAS
5 it 19c
HEAVY JUICY
GRAPEFRUIT
3 . 14c
LOCALLY GROWN
Large
Stalks .
CELERY
10c
SUNKIST
ORANGES
216 Size,
DOZEN .
25c
PIGGLY WIGGLY VALUES
Whita Satin
SUGAR
10
Lbs.
for
51
Campbell's
SOUPS
3 25c
10c
Mushroom
& Chicken
Oregon or
Morning
MILK
27(
Tall
cans
Fountain
PEAS
No. 2 -Qfi
cans A V
LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bors fJC
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES. 3 pkgs 20
KNIGHT'S TOMATO JUICE. 2 15-oz. cans.-19(i
VITA BRAND DOG FOOD, can 50
KNIGHT'S CATSUP, large btl ljc
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 46-oz. can 19C
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 16-oi. can 19
POST TO A STIES, 2 large packages 19V
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 4 giant bars 17C
FOLGER'S
COFFEE
POUND
CAN .. .
25c
POUND
GENUINE
PEABERRY
COFFEE
19C
-reo
Delivery
Phong 118
Clayton
Negley
BEEF
ROAST
Branded Beef
Center
Cuts,
LB
18c
Government Inspected
BOILING
BEEF
POUND .
lie
BEEF
ROAST
Government
Inspected,
POUND .. ..
131
2tl7C.I BREAST OF LAMB Lb 10c
KNIGHT'S BEST GRADE SWEET PICKLES, PI. 17c
POUND
10c
FRESH GROUND BEEF
No cereal No water
Just pure fresh beef
properly ground. W Lbs
2 ,.29c
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMiT QUAeJTltlEti j
I
stomachs.
"All set!" ihe starter shouted.
The car stalled off around a
neck-jarring curve, clunked its
way up and up toward the sky,
then hurt letl down, a l.ucifer's
chariot plummeting to Hades. On
the steepest downgrade. Jan, ter
rified, closed her eyes and clung
lo Hereli. sure her heart was on
its way out of her mouth.
"Ta lit! my arm," he ordered
when again they stood op solid
cement. She put on her hat. He
reached over ami gave it a lug
over one eye. achieving deftly a
jaunty lilt. "Let's not skip any
thing till Ihe money's all gone."
he saitl.
Jan hurried a little lo keep up
with his long strides, looking ut)
at him with shining, excited eyes.
The May evening was warm,
clear, starry, benevolent as a
philanthropist. Nearly all of the
concessions and assorted rides
wore open for business ami a
Srft I )
CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION, PHILAPfcLPHIA, PA.
I have washed behind my ears:
'I i ley tossed pennies into hoops
und won a streamlined red cat
for .Ian; they shot popguns fitted
with corks and won cigarettes lir
I terek : they threw baseballs at
milk bottles and won no) hing at
all. bounced balls into boxes and
w nn a ham : rode the merry-go-round
and missed the gold ring;
went into Ihe fun house and re
ceived a thorough shaking up;
rode whirling cms that periled
their necks; rode a great swinging
shoe thai turned them, upside
down until llicir faces grew scar
let; shot down a sparkling water
way in a w hf to troitdola. a ml got
lost for several minutes
tunnel of love.
(To be continued)
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Holds Revival Services
Indicted "I Am" Group
Denies Fraud Charges
l.OS ANCKLKS. Aug. 1. ( AH)
Thirteen of :;:! indicted 'officers
and members of the "I am" re-
! Iimotis ( lilt pleaded innocent in
. .... , i ,- '''dotal court yesterday lo mail
The Pilgnm Holiness church ol ; h.and (.h;n.);s , (nn(:(.li(m tVjlh
this city Is sponsoring a lent re-m nm,nitkm of lht, (,ri,aniza.
vivnl campaign with services each ! tion.
evening at s o clock throughout Hum
remainder of this week and all of !
next week, I'astor O. Keller an
nounced today. The tent is located
at Cohb and Kobeits streets i
south Itosehutg.
The court room was hriuht with
: reflected lights -from the white or
pastel-shaded garments ol the
members, forbidden by their fail It
ironi wearing dark or red-colored
clothing. So crowded were the
1 he aervlees are conduct etl by chain her and adjoining corridors
the Kev. K. ;. Wordsworth of Ash-! with the believers (hat (Irani,
land. Oregon, a widely-known ami j Lewis, one o the leaders, urged
experienced evangelist. jihe "mentally working" members
Special music, it is slated will lo leave,
feature each service, to which Hie -Von can do your mental work
congregation is inviiin-,- the geti-)mucli belter ai home than in the
oral public. court room." he told them.
Oregon Sugar Time"
Pi
LIL
. . . WHLRLAS, one nl the Uronj-rst lclor
contributing to dc pro" di of (hi cit i the
development of jrjhlr Und from former Mgr
bruh covered Jre . . . jnd.
WHI RL AS. in one uth drvrlopmrm. in
extern Orrfon ... the gro inp of Migjr
beeu hi been nioxen phwjl feasible and
prottuble to (he (jnner; and
Vt'HtRt'AS. in dm atea thrrr has hern
tablohed Oregon'. lirl Migar factory . . . and
Vt'HLRL'AS. ih newK-cuablidied mdu-.tr.
is expected to produce approximately fic
million dollar in new wedth tin car . . . :
THtRLTORl:. I 111 RLBV PROCLAIM
lor Portland the to -ecL period from
Augu.t I" a "Oregon Sugir
All Orrgnn url celebrate this state-v. idc pro
j;ram to stimulate intcrct in Oregon' basic
industries and resources. It lias tlic unu,iialificd
support of (f crnor vSpragtic and of doens
of Oregon mayors, also of the state at 'arrje.
Yon can do your part by buying or selling
Oregon's own and only sugar.
" . . . I learn with special interest that many
of Oregon's communities are preparing to set
aside August 2 to August 17 as "Oregon
Sugar Time." As Governor of the State,
should like to add my word of encouragement
to this worthy movement, and urge upon all
citizens of Oregon the need for greater sup.
port of this, as well as other home indus
trici " rHARI.ES A. SPRAGUE
Governor of Oregon
Auguit J to
WHITE" SATIN
Orr;'n Sugir it made
in A.ner:cj nrwest
aid mon nnvjjrn it.'gjr
factor)' It the h?5t
wigar you cm buy and
is g urantccd for can
nine, and every sweet
ening purjKse.
W PIMP
GRANULATED
SPJ6AR
15 COM. Il
GuaranteMi lor Canning
s
Or etj on & Own and Only Sugar