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FOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TWRSPAY. AUgfiJ?T22,J,940,, OUT OUR WAY ImuI Dally Rxrtpt flnadnr bj the Member of Tk Awocfated Prraa Tho Aptioclatrd PrB ! exclusive ly entitled to the urto for republica tion of all news dispatches credited tp It or not ptherylB credited In title pnpor and to all local news published hemln. All right of re- Eubllcutlou of special dispatcher ereln are also reserved. HARMS ELLSWORTH .....Editor Entered as serond clans matter May 17. 1020. at the post office at RuuL'burff, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1878. , Represented by Nrw York 271 Miidlnon Ave. rfcl-i ratio U N. Mli'lilKun Ave. Han KrMNClarn 220 Hindi Hlriu't ! troll .1084 W. Orillld HoulCTard : l.oa Abk.If.-U3 H. Hprltm Klreot .V.tl 603 Bli'wart Htroot l"ir laad 620 8. W. Klxlh Ave. HI.' Loula 411 N. Tonth Street. Ecfitbrialt on Newt 0lll$ they have lout In killed, wounded and missing a total or 92,000 (ac cording to Churchill.). Tbat is approximately equal to America's annual total of killed and injured iu traffic accidents. This question is Involved: "Can the IlrltlHb bold out in the face of their war losses?" Well, WK HOI, I) OUT 111 the fuco of our (raffle lossos. CHURCHILL, addressing the pnmhinnn hiinnfiltt In "ntir friends across the ocean (us of Amorlca) for re-enforccmonts to krldgo tho gap between the peace flotillas of 1930 and the war flo tlllHs of 1941." He Is evidently referring to tho no destroyers that our navy is be lug urged to sell to tho British navy. w IA let's " WHOOPEE A. SAKiO TO LEA.RM A, HORSE CWT BUCK HKRR AND VOU CAIslT GET HURT IF VOU FALL THET'S WHERE YOU'LL KJEVE.R. LEARKlHARO PLACES TO FALL OM b WHUT MME6. vOLi STAV OM BETTER.-- A CACTUS PATCK THE BEST PLrVTE TO LEARN ' IATI0I Sulmrrlplloa Unit. Dally, per year by mail $r.00 Dally. months iiy mall. 2S0 Daily, 3 month, by mall 1-25 Dally, by currier per month .5 Dally, by carrier per year 7.80 t Kvery .tnte, county and city official or board tliut handle. . ijuhlla money should publish at . regular Interval, an accounting , rf It, allowing whoro and bow , each dollar la .pent. Till. I. a . , . fundamental principle of domo crallo government. ANNUALLY for somo 20 years until last year the Hose- .burg Rod and Oun club sponsor ed a public Bulmon bulio. Of late years It had bocome increasingly . dirritiult to obtain fish, fto longor could the club lnemberB go out with honk and lino and catch onough salmon In tho river near Itosoburg to supply tho fish for tho froe food. The salmon run in the uppor rlvor has diminished to such an ex- lent that a fellow who lands one Is vlolvod us a regular demon for luck. Most everyone who suc ceeds In catching a spring Chinook permits It to be placed on Alsplay In a downtown show win dow. Crowds gather before each illsplay Bluing with wide-eyed hmafeoitiont. Muny of tho young sters hlivo nover before soon such u rish. This your, Uio first time slnco tho unniiul event Was Inaugurated, ilia Hod and dun club dropped its pinna for a salmon biiko. The fevont will doubtless bo revlvod noxt your but tho uuliiion will bo purchased from tho puckurs. ... It Is fitting and proper, howovor, slnco tho netters nt tho mouth of the river have depleted the sal mon run to tho point that only they, by menns or nots, are able to tuko salmon in any quantity that tho nnlters put on a salmon bako. And that, folks, Is exactly what tboy hnvo decided to do! Of conrso tho Itcedsport people hnvo till tho best of it when it comes to obtaining suluion tor a bake. They nso nets; wo must .fish wllli honk and line. They can net fish wllhuiit limit, wo cannot according to law tuko moro than three per person per day. They gel first chanco at I ho salmon run and what a chiiucc! Whereas wo must Wait until the fish bavo traveled li hundred tulles of Btroum. Yes, they may as well liavo u salmon bnko down thero fcir a few years unlll tho fish run : is extinct. ... Whut u state of nffnlrs! Ku ' gene took away our railroad shops . mid our highways. The S. I'. com pany took away our through puss longer trains. Tho net flsliormeii ' huvo taken away our fish and ! now the Itoedsport people huvo ' taken our salmon bake. ' Hut 111 spile or all this, wo still ,' blivo one of Uio finest cominuul- tloH locutCMl 111 tho finest valley 111 '. Iliu whole world. Let's be opllm ' Ists. This coinmuiilly wus not scr I lously (luiiuignd by tile removal of the rail shops. Ktallstlcs prove una Koseiuirg lias grown moro ' rapidly since tho shops were ro i moved than Tor tho prior ten ' year perluil. Now that every town north ot hero bs succeeded In get- ting Its own shortcut puss through tho Cascades (ICugvno got two) ' possibly Iho highway commission can glvu some attention to the Pa- clflc highway which always has ruriied three times us much truf I flc as any oilier highway even lis bud ns it Is south of here. As " for the fish and the salmon bake I tlio next generullon will not worry much ubout those things. ', They will bo nam: possibly even forgotten. Does anyone any long ', or mourn tho fuct that tho ImffR- los of the greut plains uro extinct? I AS to tUeso destroyers, tAnV ut it thin wnv If tboy really are out-of-date. they won't belp tho British much. If they aren't out-of-date, WK NKEI) THKM OUttSKLVES as proved by tho statements In con gress of desperate need for haste In building a larger American navy. This writer, who us between Drltuln and Oormany is for Drl tain but as between Flrltuln anil America Is KOFI AMERICA, sus pects tho Dritlsh are moro Inter ested In this proposed transfer of destroyers as a step definitely IN VOLVING UB IN THE WAn than In their value as warships. KRNR Strtaal rMMMInt IritM 1M KIImv.Im Visiting Relatives Clirl A. Jack hian, employee In (he secretary ol state's audit department nl Sulem. nnd bis family, are visiting with Ms Klster. Mrs. M. A. Knsler, in Myrtle Creek, where be luruierlj resided. RE1MA1N1NO HOURS TODAY 4:00- v.-ytbo Williams. MiifS 4:10 Hob Stnuloy's Orchesa-a, MHS. 4:30 American Family Robinson. 4:45 Old Fusblouod Melodies, MHS. C: 00 Tea Time Usurp. 6:1n Arthur Mann, MHS. 5:25 Associated HresB News, MHS. B:.10 Sharter Parker, MHS. G:4R Tliue Heotle, MHS. 0:00 Itnymnml drum Swing, MHS 0:15 Dinner Danco. 6:30 John H. Hughes, MBS. 0:45 Melodies Modern. 7:110 Tonight's Tune. 7:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 7:10 News.Rovlew of the Air. 7:15 Muluiil MnestiOH. 7:45 Ralph Cake, Republican Banquet. K:!l0 Pluntationalrns, MHS. 8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon Cig arettes, MBS. 9:30 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 9:15 Horpico and ills music. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MHS. 6:16 Sterling Young's Orchestra, MHS. 10:00 sign orr. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1910 7:0fl Stnrr and Noiikciisp. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 State and Local News. 7:45-1. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7:50 lllmpsody In Wax. 8:110 Hruakrast Club, MHS. H:3u-Interlude. 8:40 Bess Bye, Rancho Soups, MBS. K:4fi llrltlsh News, MHS. 9:00 I'll Never Forget, MBS. 9:15 Man About Town. 9:30 Tho Johnson I'nnilly. MHS. 9:45 Keep Fit to Music, MHS. 10:110 News. MHS. 10:15 Mi Perkins, Oxydol, MBS. 10:30 Pinto Pete, Copco. 10:45 Bachelor's Children, Old Dutch Cleanser, MBS. 11:00 Friendly Neighbors, Alka Sellirr, MBS. 11:15 Wheel of Fortune. 11: 15 Mutual lions, M IIS, 1 2 : OH I .unclieon Concert. 12:15 Sports Review, Dunham Transfor and Powell's Hard ware. l!:26-Khylhm ut ltniidmii. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Hennlnger's Man on the Street. 1: 15 Sam Knld's llawalliius. MHS 1:30 Lang Thompson's Orchestra, MHS. I:45-Lnt's Play Hrhlgo. MHS. 2:00 At Your Couiinuml. 2:30l,pn Salvo, organist, MHS. 2: 15 Strings 111 Swlngllllli'. MHS. 3:110-.Fulton Lewis. Jr., M IIS. 3:15-Musical Matinee, MHS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. 1:00 Wings or America, MHS. 4:30 Tea Time linuce. 4:40 Slnrmiloltii, MHS. 5:00 HM! Tunes. 5: 15 -Sports Guide, MHS. 5:30 -Sunder Pinker. MliS. 5: l.'i Cheer I'p Gang. MHS. 6:00 Raymond Cram Swing, White Owl Cigars, MBS. , (1:15 lilnner Dance 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Cigarettes, MBS. 6:45 - Melodies .Modern. 7:iin Tonight's Tune. 7:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utilities Co. 7:10 News-Review jf the Air. 7:15 Mutual Maestro. 7:30-Tho Ijine Hunger, MUS. 8:00 Tho MiFnrlaiul Twu.i Or chestra. MIIS. S:3o Hrillsh News. MIIS. 8:35 -Dick Sheldon's Oiohi.ttru, M IIS. 9:03 Alka Seltrer News, MBS. 9: 15 -Horace Heidi's Urdu itr.i. MHS. 9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr., MliS. 9:45 Dame Orcbootni. 10:00 sign off. . 7 I w-n 13 in i ' i ' r ur-s. ) I -m i i k rt I 0 A t i i II CANi'T BUCK HM3.D, AMD VOU CAtsl'T S GET HURT IF V k FALL jF A J"? 1 " c SOFT PICK'S eont uw iy mca URVKt. mctt. m. v f- orr- Wheat Insurance Open 'Til Aug. 31 Wlieat growers of the cnunly In- lerested ill Hiking out ull ibik In surance covering full seedeil wiieut huvo until August 31 in which to apply lor insurunco, accoriling to .1. Holand I'arker, secrelary nf the Douglas County Agricultural Con servation association. The Au gust 31st closing dato Is uniform throughout the country tills year find no application nor premium payments will be accepted ulter that (late, even though tho crop may nol be planted ut that time. Federal wheal crop insurance Is available to any wlieat grower In the county. Insurance assures the wheat slower protect on ligallist crop failure.' Ho may Insure his Wheat yield lit fifty or sevenly flve per cent of Iho normal uverngo yield. Premiums may be paid In wheat or cash or assignments ngalnsi his Agricultural Conserva tion benefits. II Is int necessary that a farm 'operator huvo a wheal acreage allotment lo be ellglhlo to lake out crop Insurance, as Insur ance Is available to any wheal grower whether ho had. a wheat acreage nllohnent r not.V.' Wheal growers who uio Inloresf od In securing crop Insuianco lor Ihelr fall seeded wlieat are request ed lo contact the Agricultural Con servation orrice, Itcini 321, Perkins building, before August 31, or con tact their community committee men, who aro familiar with the crop Insurunco program and nave the necessary !nl.-ii motion and ap plication forms. Food Stamp Plan in Oregon Is Extended WASHINGTON, Aug. 2I.-IAI') The agriculture department an nounced vesterduy lis food mump plan for distributing surplus farm collllllodilles. The eoillllies lire Malheur, Har ney, Lake. Deschutes, Crook, Gil liam. Grant. Hood River. Jolforson. Morrow, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler. operation or tho program In the uiix ixnected to begin ill ubout u mouth. l"OUTLAM). Aug. 21. (AP) Hohert .1. Graves, assistant region al director, said the food stamp plan extension on October I to east ern Oregon would benefit about tinoo persons receiving public us .slsinnro. The program will provide all nil dlllounl $150,000 annually of im portant surplus foods. Six Shasta County Fires Blamed on Incendiarist SACRAMENTO. Aug. 20. (API The division ot forestry Blurted an Investigation tnilay ol six Shas ta county incendiary fires, one ol which still burned out ol control. Tint six tiles were set close to gether, three on each side of the road two miles northeast of ingot. They destroyed more than tioO acres or timber, brush and grass. Two ol the I Ires were pill out with little damage. One whb con trolled after burning 5n0 acres of Umber: iinother utter homing SO acres of brush and limber and it third with a loss of 10 acres ot brush. Thirty men fought lo control the lone burning lire which already lias destroyed 4u acres of timber. ODDITIES (My lit AsMtrialoil l'li'ssl Close TOl'KKA. Kits. Olio II. Kuoth pi. llPitnytn.Vniiiy lose Hip (Iphio piuHp noinitmtion lor state senator by n half vot Klnal returns gave him 241 w i He in votes, while J U.05 - five per petit of the imrty's total vote, are required. The courts may have lo tk'i'ide Kitether'H jHihliral fate. It Ain't Hay I.Ol'ISVII.LH!. Ky. Dr. Rolmhi M Uemiett. I'utverstly of Louis ville phsice professor, found a DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHA3. A. EDWARDS One day Jesus told HIh )in ciiloK: "in tho world you shall have trouble, hut have courage, 1 have overcome tho world." On the very edge of defeat, face to faco with a cross erected by a hostile world, He suld, be of Hood cheer, I have conquered the world, lie did; and He is still coiifjueriiiK IU The secret is, Jnsiifl was victorious within His own soul. He could never have Hx;ken tho words which have h rou -4 lit eternal life to tho urokni) bodies, twisted minds and lost souls from that day to this, If He had not fought out the hatlle within His own soul. Jesus also was victorious with out, In every life's -relationship. Tired and weary, yet never too tired, nor too Imsy but that He had time anil strength to tilrn the physical ailments and spir itual failures of men into vic tory. He literally cniiKlit up In to His 1 lid ull of the pettiness, annoyances, monotony, nin, und BelfislmesH, which were disturb I hi; and consuming men's lives and bore them "on the tree," that we, being dead, should live. The vlclory of Christ is ever available for us, and we too may be more than eonfjtfernrs IhnniRh Htm who hath loved us. Amen. H.C.WeMong In Utility Service H. C. WeilB. rormer manager or tho Umpaua division or the Call .irornla Oregon Power company. who has been appointed to resume l,hls former duties here, has been identified for 18 years with the I operation or public utilities in vurlous capacities. Mr. Wells I who wus appointed by Haiico H. Cleland. president or the company. to succeed tho late T. II. Ness. was returned to the position at his own request. Ho had prov I iously served here lor a year while Mr. Ness was stationed at Coos Hay. He was associated for a num ber of years with tho Mountain Slates Power company in en gineering and plant construction work and Inter was active In the operating department or that com pany. Prior to entering the Cop co organization In 1937, Wells was manager of the Cottage Grove dis trict tor Iho Mountain States Pow er company. Ho was district man ager of the Umpqua division and was located at Roseliurg until July. 11138. For the past two years bo has i'llled Hie Important nut) highly technical job or directing the operation and maintenance of all Copco hydro plunts. needle in a stack a S105 radium needle in u slack of ashes. A hospital misplaced the needle (used for cancer treatment). Dr. Ueitnett was called 111 with a ra dium detecting instrument. Jie poked around Ihc grounds for two hours. When lie neared the ash pile, thero was a clicking sound In his earphones. Digging did the rest. Embarrassing Question KANSAS CITY-Kunsus City's lirst experiment iu an old fashion ed town bull mooting, whero the uilminlsti-utloii and citizens cx chiingn views, look an unexpected twist. Alter Mayor John T. Gage and City Manager L. P. Cookinghiim spoke on alms and accoinpiish nienls ol their administration the audience wus invited to submit iliiesilous and did. Nine out of 10 inquiring citizens wanted to know "why hasn't tue city given mo a Job." Vi'F. NKEI) used pickup (any innkol In trade on new Chevro lets. Will make extra high allow ances ui this time. Hansen C'hov ndet en - i Adv.) Free PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY Free Delivery Locally Grown, fl (ojn Sweet-Luscious EAfM rOj t 14 to 16 Lb. qvroge. vl ,.' U V GRAPEFRUITS 3 14( TOMATOES Vine MeohiojLj r Bu.Box 're Oranges CANTALOUPES lorj 9 Hit y"M7iy Another big supply for this 200 Si ...... DOZ. U 'f agi-V. VSSlfiBtCT week-end. .r-rxM-c k Vjtg5 WMti A BIG VALUE g POTATOES gSf cad IQr U.S.re..2l0lb.15 - White Satin SUGAR io sic Oregon MILK 27C Sunrise FRESH EGG NOODLES Large package 12C Peaberry I COFFEE Ground to order, lb. . 19C Waldorf Tissue 4 R- 19c Wheaties t Pkgs. 23c Matches Diamond g' Blue Star O 15c Borene Soap 6 T 25c free Delivery Phone 118 Clayton Negley GOVT. INSPECTED BOILING BEEF Lb. lie SPRING LAMB BRANDED BEEF SPRING FRYERS BEEF ROAST Government Inspected Economical Flavorful Pound . SWIFT'S SPECIAL Bacon Medium weight, lean. A Swift product. Famous for flavor. POUND w l2 c SWIFT'S D i TSUI Sliced and ORIOLE rined, LB.. 23e SWIFT'S BEST NEBERGALL'S BEST SALT PORK lb 12c LARD 2 Lb, 17 LICENSE REVOKED Follow ini; a hearing on a churKO or pormlttliiK consumption of spir itous lifjuor on licensed premises. tlio retail heor license IsHiied by Uie state liquor control commis sion to Carl T. Black of Kosebnt'R wan revoked at a meeting of the oommi.s.sion in Portland Wednesday. !"WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Wooden training (Planes For Army Suggested CARD OF THANKS The KnngRH family of lUllnrd wish to expre.HH their thanks lo the people of Temuile. OlllanI and sur rounding community for the help given them In recent misfortune and during the Illness of Mr. KnuggH. (Adv.) Conscience Salved COWMTirs. O. (AC) Twenty years ago Mm. K. H. I.umbert lost a purse containing J21. She for got ahotit it. but for 20 years an oilier woman worried about- that money. Finally the purse and SJI showed up In .Mrs. f.umhert's mall box with this note: ".My husband found the purse and wouldn't return It and this has worried me. I saved the money out of my allowance." There win no signature... PORTLAND, Aug. 21. AP) A "bottleneck" is developing In the metal airplane industry, boost (lng the northwest's national de- tense possibilities throuKh the manufacture of wooden training planes, Lietit.-Col. Joseph L. stromine said here. The army air corps industry planning and procurement officer said that "already the metal plane Industry can't get deliveries of 'raw materials iu less than from eight to ten weeks." Skilled me chanicH also arc lacking, he said. Colonel Stromine, in the north west fur a survey of spruce and other suitable airplane woods, told an Interviewer that Portland has a "wonderful opportunity" to lake a place in the defense program by producing wood training planes. Me pointed out that wood Is be ing used by Knropean nations for training and observation planes because of Its availability and the speed at which It can be worked. Baker Youth Killed as Train Strikes His Auto MAKKIl. Ore., Aug. 21. (AP) Kenneth Shaw. 17. of Maker was instantly killed Tuesday night at a Tinker railroad crossing when the automobile be was driving was struck by a I'niou Pacific passeu ger train. A in. m THE B E E R OF T Ht C t -i t & R t. r ' k Mi A Sparkling Bear ?' . jffi-' ri lk Present... 'w'f? ' SiM "ovor ' Post! Just a Boy Again im)i:i'i:siii:nci:. m,.. ivii(,m- workpis told (Jivcril Itobinsnii they'll "nx" tl. whisker. he lui'l Krnwn lor mi "old snttlers" i-pIo- iiiiuioi! iinii ini'y used riilitH'r re liient for the w.-Lxini- oroeess. 'I'he whiskers came ofr with the ppniPiit. Large Coyote Killed Near Camas Valley CAMAS VAI.LKV. Auk. 22. Ijiwrence Denn killed 11 very liunn teovntp o the Ada .1. Ilpnii runcli . Friday inoriiliii; about B:3I. I lo shot Iroin a ilintanrn or innri' limn a (limner of a mile hut vat suc 'epssli: in bifniMni; the nnlniai down. It measured slxty-one Inelics irom tip or nose to tip of tail and weighed over llilrly nound'i. .1. P. I Denn measured the head and suld il was Die Imikosi or unv he had seen killed in this vlrlnliy. ,w ronee lienn and hi,! mother. Mrs. I Ada .1. lieim. went to Uoselnui! Friday ulteiuooii to claim Hid bounty. WK Ni:i:n used pickups (any i"""11-' M.ion on new t.tievro Mpts. Will make oxlra hlRli allow- " i i nine. Hansen t liev- rolet ('(..( Aih'.l Orcffons Own and Only Smtf. Salutes GRANTS PASS Northern Gateway to the Redwood Empire It s the climate . . . this sign over the Main Street of Grants Pass tells only part of the story. It's the hills, too! And The Rogue River- the greatest fly fishirig stream in the world . . . and the gold and copper worth millions each year . . . and the timber . . . and the fertile soil ... and the scenery . . . ad the wild flowers bloom ing at most times of the year ... and the new bulb growing industry. Hail to Grants Pass and Josephine County, with their 50"o gain in population in the last 10 years. Guaranteed for Canning 1 FINE f f GRANULATED i SUGAR I COrw 1 FACTS ABOUT GRANTS Pass in lurnK.. , Otm,n . j j f0""-. in n.,r-hv hllllTv hnn. '"!": n) J., fc roii, wppon. ' " WHITE SATAN UGAflS
