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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSE BURG NEWS-REVKW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 14, 1940. M'lfofy Prddfant To be Huge Event Notlfle " i Corcinonles Doted At S !c "l rxioctcd to Draw ' Nkdiiy 4C,C JO Persons. ; SALEM. Ore., Auk. M. (CP) -JTho rorintil notification of Senator Cliarln8 1. McNary im iHpuhllcun " Vice-presidential randldutH will not -only be a IIk liny in the llf of Ore ' "eon's favorite son IjiiI will lie n haulier occasion lor Hie whole state. A crowd variously oHtlmuled ' from 2U,()uO to 40.(10(1 will be here for the ceremonies Aumist 27 and -. Jtlte harassed program committee Is KotlliiK Biey arraiminK IiousIiik in Salem and seating ut the stato falr- . .-frnundH. That early talk of hnldliiK Hie no tification ut Senator McNury's ' Xynneh homo. Kh'coue, a few tulles M-norlh of here, kccuis Hilly now "whon it is becoming Increasingly "i;vlilcnt that even the huge fair 'grounds grandstand and area in front of It will bo iuadcqualo for the expected throng. The grandstand Itself will sent . v. ,,,, ...i.i. .. I f blfiicberH unit tioiirhort to tile Hide ii lid In front or tilt noiliha Hon platform many liellevo the fcuposl crowd that could be Hen led III not cxci-ptl 15.OH0, UlouKli the -rfirtlcfal esliniule ban hevn Act at ..C In njite of tlu KeutniK Kboitato, - Kulpli Cake. Portland, lepublluiu 1lUfl.Kll J.l(lll.l(tl...lltill !.. lu ll. TiWe of (lie ai-ruiiK-mfiitn. raid there would ho no reserved Keats exrepl for ineiiihei'K of I lie official party who will he on the plutlorni Plans for the iiotllleation Itself are nearly complete. Iepienunta tlve Jdsepb W. Marl hi of Miissa cluiHi'tlH, clialrimut of the republi can national committee, will open Tlie pi oir hi in at 4:i HO lu I lie nlier noon. liev. Alrulu lleibel of Mt. AiiKel college will givo the Invoca tion. Then Keynoter Governor Harold K. StiiHseu of Minnesota will de liver the formal uddiesR of iiotifl catlon and Introduce SeiiHlor Mo Nary who will bet; in his half-hour speech of liccemaiiceitt live o'clock. McXarya nddresK will he broad- Charles Hull. Ulck Parneter. last over the entire nation by the ',iuk I''""''". Kennelb liban, Wll three major networks. Tress nsso- 'vns and Willlain Mellln. (latlotiH have aininped for special lucent solo students, in addl wireH direct from the notification ,,(, ' A,IS- '"elude Willis Thorn Mite and newsreel cameramen are ttm Hyr" Owens, Steve Cooper. Jo he on baud to make a visual record of the proceed inns. Balloons Used To Fight Dive Bomber liy UOIIKKT IC. lU'NNKLLIO (),N KNdi-A.N'M'S SOUTIIIJAST COAST. Auk. 12.-- (Al'i- lbe men who man tne ships whjrli Kuard and feed KlUalu believe the IiiHIhIi have loiind ur are lhnihm an an swer to the dive-bomber. Theno men sc. the ibltlsh ri'ply to tUe (iermaii Stukas ns Iwo-inld: The bairtiKu balloon beiiiK tried Diit by the shlppluK convoys to Keep me nomners iukii eiioumi 10 prevent aceui ate aim; A new, mult I-barrelled anti-air- cralt Kim which mills (he bombers ( ll they come In low. This new unit Is pern pom i which Tires shells an inch or more ' In caliber, constructed ho tlellcate ' iy they explode at the slightest ; contact. Uritlsh who have Ht eii the nuns in a"ctlou praise them hlnhly. The barrage balloons, anion Ibe tamets of yesterday's heavy nal aerial attacks, are said to be a bin help In wardltiK off the bombers but do have their drawbacks. They an libit : aide to the cannon-fire of Ibe tletnuni Messer- scnmiuts. are a drag on tne snips;, n,. Ijukm s mother. Mrs. Klorn which tow l hem and thus slow Sllb-man were killed, also made the down the convoys, require a lain amount of "babying" and ex pert handling, and are bard to ma neuver In the stltr winds which I'rt'iuently whip over the Kngltsh channel and the North sea. The heigh) at which they are Mown depends on the wind cur rents. The htilluonlM s fly I hem where Ibey ride most easily and . then, when the need aiiseM. let them Up to the most elt'ective height. Students Urged to Return to College , Vntlhs college ; I! use bum bine nut " of nnlxer.ilty living in and specially thi';;c l nMchrd Ibeir aml near u bo iMst birthdays, should mrt hesitate to go on with l heir educal inn t bis lull, it was declined nvently by 1ir. Donald M. Ki b. president of tlii t'niversity oi' Oregon. liepoi's hiive been reaching u Krh 1 hat many tndeiH ami nth crs who are prepared to enter in stitutions ot higher education are undecided what to do this fall, due to tile military situation ot the t'niied states. Some a i e consid ering joining a tmlitaiy or naval unit, while others are awaiting del tnite congrciPi)al action on rmi-si-iiotion ml. "Young men w bo ha e t be in terests of tlie count ry at heart should ime:.llgate the possibilities nf colleges and iini erMt ies." lr. Krb slated. "While we have no assurance that students will be exempt from con scrip' ion. it is possible to mill) a consider aide know ledge oi nulitai (nnd.Hiient pls Horn It. o. T. c. courses, while nlheii w ill ui e 1 lie oppoi i unity of learning how to liy tlnouub tttc facilities ol the civil aeronautics authority. "Kven though their studies may lie interrupted later by voluntary of conscription service in the annv. the students will be aide return and pick up where tie y Ivft off when their military servic i over," The military training given in H. O. T. C. units piepuree slit dents to be officers, a field In which they can bo of utmost serv. Ice, President Krh pointed out. Those who have only a year or two before completing college, or university should especially keep this In mind. Registration at the university ami at Oregon Stale college, stato owned Institutions where It. (. 1. ('. units are maintained, wl'l take place September 27 and 2K, with classes scheduled for September ::u. I'or entering students, "(resit man week" will precede registra tion. Flying Activity Making Progress Umpqua Club's Membership Increasing, Formation of Second Club Under Way. Fly I lie iiellviiy KpoiiKoml by the I'mpfiuu FlyliiK club, coiitlnui'H tu niuki pmnreHH, with u coat inn ing itun-uHc In club in mi j 1m i Mil i and (IfiiimidH ioi- MyhiK (line, Jir cordliiR to KincKt "Kcd" Rink. In Hlniclor. Jinny iiiPiubcis hitvo ix'PH Piiiollfd from ollm' Iowiih, In- cludliiK Ashland, MedToril uud Cot (irovfl. while, ut the same time, three other clulm are heitiK oiKanled to follow the example set by the KoKchtiiK group, wild h now has been In exist euro for slinblly more than one year. The club, lu addition to the members from HoHebum and Im mediate suiToiiudluKH. now ban Mu- d'nlH enrolled fnnn Ashland Col- Ihko (hove. Drain Ml. Suiheiliu ( I). Tiller (4). Cunyoiiville (.", Hfdille CM, Myrtle ('reek, IteedK l,wrl 11,1,1 M'dt'nl. The club's Iiik plane is flown to the Myrlb Creek Held each Friday to accom modate the students tu the soulli ern DeunluH county area. I New Members Listed, I AmotiK the new membr-i-M are Maurice Mndtson. Canyon vllle; I ,: allies NIcliolK, Hfddle; I'hll Vartey, I train ; Marvin Xyby, Medtof d ; Vernon lloiick, Iteedspnrt; l-;d Aiis, Coltape drove. The Cottar Crovo student, I-M Aits, made bis solo TilRlit after one week of instruct Ion. nieinneiH trom KosebuiK uunes nan, an oi noseunr: joitti Montgomery, Tiller; Jim Sailing;, Ciiuyonvllle, and Don Hone, Slither liti. The Kosobiire club tins assisted lu the organization of clubs at Cot- jtaue (irdve and Keedsport. Moth chilis bavo ordered Aerouca train- iun plaiieH. which are heiii procur- ed lor them by Mr. Sink. Second Club Forming. I A second organization, the Hose hurii Aeronautical club. Is hchiK formed locally by it Kroiip of luisi liess and professional men. Mem bership Is to be limited to 'JU and only a few vacancies are hTi, Mr. I Sink reports. The club lias ordered ( I!U1 A erotica Chief, a (15 b. p. plane. j The ship has a wider, adjustable seat than, the r.u b. p. plane now owned bv the I'nuunia Flviuir club lu,d nlso has an exhaust mul'ller. imaliliiK the ship more quiet In o- era (Ion. l.arry U'ouiak of Cauyoiiville, pro prietor ot Larry's Mannar rate, one of the members of the Hosehui club, lias to date the longest cross country flight to bis credit, hav ing made a trip last week to Spo kane and back. Mr. Kink last week took Itaymond (lowler of Harper. Wash., to a Seattle hospital. Mr. (lowler suf fered a tinctured Jnw in an auto mobile accident at Vnncalla. Mrs. CoUier. who suffered minor In juries In the accident In which Mr. liowler s uncle. H. Ii. Silleman. and trip to Seattle lu the local plane. Italians Battling To Reach Berbera io.MK, Aug. II!. -( A 1M Italian troops In llrilish Somalilaud are flghtlu;; the main liritlsb forces fiercely In an attempt to rem h the seaport of llerbera alter occupying Adaleh. about ,i0 miles to Hie south, the high command reported today. The battte is conliniiiug In the' Adaleb -one fellow lug two das of I sharp fighting In which one Itiit- ish plane was shot down and thei Italians lost one plane, u com muulmie said. Iialian fliers were reported to have resumed bombardments of the Mritish Medilei ranertn base at Mal ta yciorduy, setting fire to oil storage tanks. Italian advance units were mov ing on lteibern, Ihc newspaper He roin said, with the snppoit of the air force, which was said to be driUnc back lo Aden llrilish planes sent mil to attack (lie Kal ian gtnund forces. Heroin also reported that lialtan planes had bombed Mritish (roops and foi tifiraltniis nert hw est ot Lake Undolf on the border of Kfhlonlu and Kenya colony. Stetani. oli'ldal Kalian news agenc. asserting iJiat (leriuan and Italian planes w ere methodically wearing down the Rvliish air force bv attacking Ms airdromes, work shnns. factories and sunplv dump Knglish airplane fitctnries have intensillrd plOfluctlon, the ligeiicy said. but Ibe roval air ftiri e lacks trained pilots. CATTY Wn shin:: ten state penlteutiarw Wall'i Walla. Wash., h-en cats which have attained the 75th en rai '.un A reent census showed e.U'; tb.it are direct drend nuts reT those aciiuired in 1S k(.,.,, ,he peniteullaiy rid of lats.dVins His own tliresliuis this ear FUNNY 0 O o 0 0 "Who riuidf ilsal Cudahy Declares Remarks Garbled NKU" VOHK. Auff. I.'l. TAP) Inbu Cuuahy, I lilted States am- ll I ll j x rriniit r- i-ts x tvr.-i -n. train-jhassador to ilelftlum. who whh rep- rimnnded for giving an interview hi London on the Mclglan situation, said today that "all the London papers except, one, the London Times, distorted my statements so much that I couldn't even recog nize Ihein." Cudahy returned under Instruc tions, he said, "not to talk at this time." At Ibe airport he called the state department and also put In a tele phone call for Miss Marguerite Le Hand, President Ilooscvelt's secre tary. He ttdd reporters be was "vio lently shocked" when be saw some of "the Loudon reports of the inter view. "I am absolutely puzzled by my position," he said. Asked whether he had resigned, be said. "I haven't resigned yet. I am goltiK to issue a lull statement later. Asked IT be bad criticized the American army be replied. "I was a member of the I'. S. army in north Itnssia, and If I criticized the l ulled States army 1 would he criilclzlng my own annv. I am I being questioned about an out j rageous statement." He said he had not given any statement to newspapermen abroad icrilicizing American soldiers. lie was quoted in the interview as Siiylng I hut the Germany uimy behaved better than American sol diers would have in the same cir cumstances. Quest foiled aboul his observa tions expressed in a Iomlon inter view Hint Helgiuiu laced a famlno this winter unless food was shipped Ibroiigb the Mritish blockade, he said, "thal's none of my business. sending tnoil to Itelgium." Around the County Olalla OUAI.l.A. Aug. n. Mis. Jim iWine and Marie, reiurnrd Monday maih Kit I Is where they -Mr. and daughter, from Kla spetit the weeii-end. Miss Donna and Master (iale Priend from Medtord. Mrs. Ralph Heater. Airs. Hoy .1. t'arnall and -Mrs, Aimer Mice Jr.. enjoyed a fried chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ollivant Wednesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Mill llickhig ar rived at the Ireland home Satur day afternoon to spend Ihe-week-end with Mrs. I licking's mother. Mrs. Anna Ireland. Mr. flicking travels all over western Oregon selling supplies to druggists and makes his headquarters in Port land. Misses Norma and Virginia My ron went to Itestoii last week to aMend a housekeeping shower lor ! Mis. May nurd Jurney. a recent j bride and to visit their aunt. Mrs. I rimrles Wilson at whose attractic home the show er w as held. ltalph Heater has been at Hap py valley the past few days help ing his father. I lyde Heater, re shingle the ranch house. He re turned to his home here Thursday evening. Mr. ami Mrs, Hit tvpnwd lelt last week for Taconia. Wash., where they were called by the ill ip'ss of Mrs. i i'l low ds mother. The children are being cared tor by Mr. OTMu d's sister Mrs. tiiinles Shaw. The O'powds came here just reeenily trom New York state and have put chased and moved onto the KrleU Johnson place. Man ey Noi thcraft and sons. Willanl and Mai tain, who have been combining grain In the lies- ton and Looking glass section have returned lo their home here. Miss !einiee Ollivant left for Mai-shliehl last w eek to assist Mrs. Start Lauiance. who has op ened a fruit stand there. Mr. and Mis. Lanrance rnlse many tine melons, also tiulls and vegetables which they market in this way each ear. Mrs. Frank Ada hick spent Fri day as guest of Mrs. Millie Steen in ltnselmrg, Mr. Adamek has been hauling bay trom the Mel rose district. Monroe Arnold has had a crew of Ins neighbors helping with his lull t brattling. Mouioe purchased . tt.otor abd thr;c hbis: oiitt-t nc.n Kt'lliote tew w ceks ;tgo and H BUSINESS I I 0,5 culliiia remark ami may throsh lor olliors in the ni-iKhhorhouil next fall. Most or the grain uronnil Olnllu has heon harvested ulth a comhine hoth i this season ami last. I Aim. Nora Katist and Mr. nnil 1 .Mir. Itnsh front Kosehut'K ralleil I at the Catnaa innnntuin. service! station, lionie of Mr. and Mrs. John .l. Orr, Wednesday after noon. Air. and Mrs. Itoy J. f'arnall were llosehnri; visitors the first of the week. .Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Friend nnd small daiiKhler, Mary Lonella, and Mrs. l-'rlend's parents came tip from Medl'ord Saturday evening to spend the week-end visiting old neirhhurs of Clil'tons. who lived in Olalla for many years. They were neoompanled from Medl'ord hy Mrs. Karl Olllvnnt and her Lri'iiilfliUi1ven. nonnii and dale ' Vi-leiut w lm will remain with her for some time owing to the ill ness or their mother. Mrs. Charles Friend, also of Medl'ord. Mrs. Frank Adamek spent the day with M.i. Junior Byron Thursday. .Mrs. Mary Hodges has been In quite poor health the past few weeks. She went to Itosehul'u the first of tile week to consult a phy sician. Hoy .1. farnall and Jim Haines returned Friday from a week's llshlni; (rip on the North t'mpitua. They spent the weekend at the home of Mr. Carnall's daughter, Mrs. Kichard Hook, and then went to Steamboat for several days. They brought home some line fish and report a swell time. Mrs. Hook was June Carnall be fore her niarriai;e and is well known here. The Hooks have purchased a new Hodge coach and will leave this week lor Aberdeen Wash., a visit for a month s vacation, ami to Mr. Hook s sister, Mrs. Luther Kelley and family. Mrs. Madge Slandley and daugh ter. Kathleen, trom i ainus i.m- rilled on Mrs. Slandley s niece. Mrs. Jamie Adamek. the last of the week. Miss Kathleen remain ed to spend a lew dajs visiting her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Orr were sltoniiliiL' and attending to busl- nes mailers in Koseburg ilny. Satur- Azalea AZAI.KA. Aug. II -Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Karnaui from Tnrlock. Calif., visited here several ilnys last week at the Inline of Mr. Far nam's uncle and aunt, Mr. and .Mrs. Korrest Karnaui. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Caylor were in ilrants I'ass Monday afternoon ion business. I Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Lapp and fain I ilv and Miss Kelllice Cae:lei'ko of Mni-Klltielit were weelieail gnosis at the home of Mrs. Lapps and I Miss Caedei ke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caedecke. also with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and Mr. 1 and Mrs. Vernon CaedecUe. When I Ihey returned home Sunday liiey were accoiupauieil by their two J children. Harold and Dor.it hy. who has been visiting here for the past two months. 1 Mr. iiinl Mrs. Vernon llalley and Mrs. Itailev's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 So fi. i'l I ft J Arllitir I I 1 Diiiiitn I;' I ,l iorii unv I 1 I ' 1 . l Crii an, i. Wni Ai l inn Lvtillcd London Dry Gin. 0 Piool. Distilled fnnu ll'tl "o Qr.cn Ncuii.d Spirits. Si:ti&ram-Ditilkr Corp., Lxecutivc Ofticcs; New Voik J. O. Turner, nil of (iranttt Fass. called on friends in tills vicinity Sunday. Mr. anil Mrs. Ansel Hurtle und three children, who have been here visiting with Mr. Hartle's hrother-ln-law uml sister. Mr nnd Mrs. Lowell Curtis, anil his father. J. E. IlarHe, left Sunday morning lor their home in Lyons, Kans. Charles C'levelauil, who Is em ployed at the coast, visited hero over the Week end with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cleveland. Mill Klllsou of Voitcalhi visited a couple br'days the last or the' week with Ills brother-in-law and sister .Mr. and Mrs. Kay Conilray. Mr. and Mrs. John Jnntzer wore week-end guests at Prospect, visit ing wlllt their son-in-law und daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jantzer. also other relatives. Mr. anil Mrs. Varreu lluzeu und -Mrs. Esther llazen. who recently moved to Central Point rrom hero were visiting friends here Sunday Mrs. Vernon tiaedecko shopped lu Ituseburg Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. Hud llryant of Vrcka. Calif., are hero to spend u week ut their mine on Slarveout creek. Foster Pearson and Amery East man spent Sunday in Koseburg They also visited with Frank lietts who is a patient in the veterans hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis .Jantzer Ted .rantzer, (ilenn Falrchlld nnd daughter, Dorothy, from Prospect spent the week-end here. Camas Valley 1-A.UAH VALLKY, Aug. 14.-The" county bridge crew is redecking' and oiherwise repairiiiK the bridge across the river at the iiirn on the' county road near the junction of the Wildcat road. , Miss Adeline Kruir Is vlsitinir at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. W. Perry. Mrs Orval Thrush mid daughter. Sylvia, ur picking beans near Ku gene. Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoser or San Fran cisco are visiting at the home of Mrs. Iloser's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. i Z. T. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Movie spent the week-end at Marshfleld enjoy ing the coast breezes and cool weather. Orval Thrush is working in the logging woods for Dee Coon since bis return from Klamath Fulls. Word has been received by friends here of tbe birth of a laughter lo Mr. and Mrs. Knute llolt since their arrival in Moor head. Minnesota. The date of the baby's birth has not been learned. Mr. anil Mrs. Wayne lleeiz and daughter. Juanita. atten.led a fam ily reunion of several UeeU fami lies near Kugene last Sunday. There were forty people present. Otlo Johnson has gone to Mill Pity to work on a road construc tion job. Mr. and Airs. A. W. (Meier have moved into the small house lor merlv known as the lthoilu Mur ray place. I Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lawson and 1 family ami Phyllis Crouch went to ; Cauyoiiville Sunday. j Jimmv and Danny O'Neal, who i nave neon spending me past imniiii at the home ot Airs. I'.tuei nrown, went to their noiue in .iarsnneiu i on the Friday afternoon bus. Mrs. O'Neal and son. Danny, and Mrs.! May Mrown came up Wednesday after the boys' things and spent the day nt the Mrown home. Mrs. Alice Door is here visiting her brolhers. J. K., A. J.. N. C. and Philip Stamlley. Mrs. 1 tour's hus band is in the V. S. navy. Art Mellows, of Klamath Falls, came out last Sunday for his sister-in-law. Mrs. Frank Church, to i assist with the care- of her father, (Jilbert Coon, who was quite ill fol lowing n paralytic stroke. Mrs. Harry Parrott ami Mrs. .lark Parrot I spent Wednesday visiting at the home of the former's mother. Mrs. Art Mangs. ami her sister. Mrs. Jlalph Coy, at Ophir. Curry county. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Putnam en joyed a trip to Marshfleld up Coos river, through the Loon lake- dis trict, and back home by Reeds port and Drain Sunday. Ma be Howard killed a large bear in the woods back of Frank Mrown's place a short lime ago. Glide C.I.I HH. Aim. It. Mrs. C. K. Moore and her two dani-'liters. Klea nor und Linda Kuy. relumed lo their home Monday alter spondinn several days at Springfield, Ore., vlsitlni; Mr and Mrs Vermillion. mm Ml rich and mellow that melting Ice won't spoil the flavor. You can en joy this "soft-stilled" gin to the last sip. Try it in cocktails, too, or straight. li lr si ti l 11 CJ4 IT'S SOfT-SmiBD" yjj Eh? mighty mite Is Patricia o-Kcefe, I. of Venice. Calif , who shoulders ilD-puund Wayne Long. Slies re- irdcd as one ut America's strong est girls (or her age. Miss (leu: Moore from Catuas Valley is visiting with her mother. ! Mrs. Ferrier. TUey have charge .of I tlie "Cofreo Cup" cafe this week. .Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Ihme and I heir daughter. I. Ha. of Cauyoii ville spent the week-end' visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil Harris. Mi. it ml Mrs. Carl Holland, Jr.. are speniiuia u. weei; h vacaiioni vislllng with relatives and friends in Washington. j Mrs. Porter Kueslon Is in Mercy I hospital suffering from severe ill-! ness. Kalph Miller left Sunday fur Cor vallis whero lie is employed on a hop ranch. lion Cox went to Kngene last week where lie was ma.rled. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller of llosoliurg spout part or their vaca tion with Mr. and Mrs. David Klein ing. TRADE DOLLARS The silver dollars issued under the acts of Keb. 12. 1ST:!, and July 22. 18715. were known as trade dollars. Of these, the 1S7I1 dollars never were legal tender, though I the others were, up to tlie value S:i. PAUSE T BOmiU UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS Ballard Singer Leads at Primary Idaho Democrats Favor Taylor For U. S. Senator; Thomas, BoHolfsen GOP Victors. MOISK. Idaho. Aim. 14. t APt A hallad'SiiiKitiK radio entertainer stole the show from vetemii poll- liciiiiiM in bbihn'H tn-iiiiHrv nlecllnTl. (ilen Taylor of Pocntello, who eainpaiKiied over the state In a f.ouml truck with his wire anil yimng son for the democratic noinl-1 nation for I'nited States senator, led a lipht three-man rare lor the . place with 4411 ol the state's "ill! ! nreclncts tabulated. Trailing at the start, he had j Hlinlral at that point 1,1 a tally of I 11. Ill" aKainst 9.14.". for (ieorKei l)nnart ol W'eiser. attorney nnd vet eran political leader, and 111.1135 for loimer District Jiulye Jaincs Jt. llothwell of Twin Kails. The two races In which Hie pub-j He had evinced particular interest wound up quickly. , I'nlied Slates Senator John Thomas outdistanced six other bid- iters for tliu reimlillcau nomination lo serve the remaining two years .of the senatorial term to which the late William K. Horali was elected, l'lioiuas is serving by appolntnient. Ills vole, in 3112 precincts, was Ki.HSS. His nearest oiponeiit, Abe (lolf, Moscow attorney anil nne tliun star Idaho university athlete, I,.,. I A 'l.i'l aii.l llwt ..Minliiiieil Intal of Thomas' six opponents was 11.-1 SSI. I In the headlined contest for the j democratic guliernat.'irial uomina-, lion Mayor Chase A. Clark of Ida-i ho Kalis pulled steadily away from j his two opponents. Attorney tien-1 era I .(. Taylor und James I.- GOING Our rebuilt John Deere tractors. If you need one of these low-priced, economical tractors, come in and look them over. Reasonable terms, "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON ' ' " Ice-cold Coca-Cola lias a fresh, clean tingling taste that speaks of purity and quality. It leaves you with a de lightfully refreshed feeling that is always so welcome ... so satisfying. It's a happy ending to thirst. HAT REFRESH EaineH. Jlansen lanner. In ;tlii preeincts Clark had 15, 8S, Haines 2.6S0 and Taylor S, 1C3. (ioveriKir C. A. Hottoifsen easily wnii the republican noniliiatlou from Tliomaa McllouRall, Holso at nrney who cniniiainned on a lira nnsal to Hsallto gainblitiK and re tall Honor sales. In 3S4 precincts lottolfsen had 21.0US voteB, Mc- In the congressional field, holh the mate's incumbent U. 8. repie sentativts, lfepnblk"11 Uworshak anil Deni'icrat White, were lump. n.iiiei! in tile nrtinai j' rmu uui uiu assured opposition In November. PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 Motorists! Enjoy more tire miles Have your car BEAR Safety Tested today. FREE CHECK-UP STEPHENS AUTO CO. 323 No. Main St. FAST! E S CO. TELEPHONE 186 L!