FOUR
laaoed nlly Kmpt Suailnr r !
jVem-llevlrw Co.. Im.
Mtnbar of Tka Aaaoclateil I'rcaa
The Aaaoelntcd Prtaa l exclusive
ly antlllfti to the iaa for ropultl ra
lion of all nwa di.pntohoe credited
to It or not nlherwlat credited In
thla paper and to all local yewa
iubllihad harcln. Al rlgh a of re-
Subiloatlon of apodal dlapatcnea
rain art alio reaarved.
HAKHIB KlAJi WORTH Editor
Entered aa aocond olaaa matter
111, 11, 1320. at the pot offlca at
Koaebur. Oregon, under aot or
March i, t7t.
Represented by
New York 271 Madlaon Ave. Cal
e.ao 300 N. MIchiKun Ave Hn.
K5iirT.ro 1'20 Milan Hire..! I
anlt "S4 W. Grand Ht.ulvvard
l AIlee (33 S. HprlnK Hlroot
KTii603 Stewart Btroot l'r
lafd 620 fl. W. Hllh Ave. St.
iVula 411 N. Tenth Street.
PUILI SHE
I AT I 0
lubaolutloa nalea
Dally. per year ty mall....
Dally. monlha by nm ....
Dally, montlia by mall....
Dally, by currier per month.
Dally, by carrier tor yoar...
.15 00
. 1.50
. 1.25
Bvery etal", county and city
official or board Hint b.indle;
Subllc money ahollld piiM ali at
rrlnUar litlervnla an accouiillim
of It. ahowlnif where- nnd bow
?acl. dullnr la mienl. Tina la a
fundamental principle of (ioino
oratlo guvurnmunt.
w
IK) wuutB vur.'
lliu' the
American people IuhIkI that this
country lie kept out of a foreign
war. Heallilim tho temper of Iho
Amorlraii people, the subject of
Iiiih been made a vital l.-.sna
in tho nriwlilenllt.l wmi-elKii. The
president says ho "hi.tea war."
Tho repub'iean candidate, on l'ie
olher linncl. e'jui lieu the pi-cucnl
administration with lending me
country lowr.nl wnr and pledges
emphatically that If the admini
stration la chanced H'era will "ie
no war on forelun soil unless this
couulry Is nltackeil.
Naturally, consideiinK he
chames bohm hurled, u Hlndy or
the two eamlldatcj is In order to
determine which would be Hie
more reluetu.it lo maku a dcclum-llon-of
war.
l'roiihlent Itoosevelfs only con
tact Willi war hun l.eeu from a
swivel chulr In the coinfoi'tably
wanned offices of Iho navy tlc:irl
tnmit. lllii flt'.itlnK was done by
tho Hlltnleg of nri.icnius orders, in
spocllun of navy yards anil ijimcr
al administrative iietlvltieu. Tho
president hen, IhrouKhoul his en
lire public life, ahov n a likliiK for
personal Blory. II" basks in the
llmclliiht. lie thinks bo much of
his place in history that he has
even built a public library lo pre
serve his own wrltliih'x for fulu"'
generalluns. American h I s I o r y
gives most pinniineni places lo
llioso presidents who have led the
country tliiouiih war or lo those
military leaders who became presi
dent as a result of their evplolis.
Tho pre.ddenl promises lo moid
war. but many of his promises
have been broken almost before
the echo of his words tiled away.
H Is not strelchinn Iho Imagina
tion too far lo presume that the
president wllh his penchant for a
pluco In Malory and with Huh'
concern for the sarrciliicss of a
promise might easily n.llonallu
American cnlry Inlo war.
Wllllile in the world war was
a buck prlvalo. lie advanced from
tho slums of onllslcd man lo thai 1
of a captain because or sheer abll- j
ily. ills captaincy was nol secur
ed by iiepollc aiipninlmenl but be
cause ol Ills ileieriuiua i
in mi a leader ol men. lie
knows war. nol In m a snivel
chair, but from I be mud or
trenches, lie knows high explo
sives, nol as a ciuninodily In be
punhased In li-rge ipiaiilllies. bill
as a screaming, nun dermis, de
stroyer of life, lie If one ol thai
great Legion which fir years has
been clamoring for adequate de
fense, a plea which, because H
was Ignored, now makes necessaiy
n hurried ami waslolul program.
Men w ho suw aclion In the lb si
world war are Ihe real enemies
of war. Wlllkie la one ol that
number.
Perhaps, as Ihey claim, both can
dblali's "hate war." I'd hups eoch
iw III exert evety lullueni e to ki'ep
this country out ol Ihe present
world conflagration. One. bow
ever. Judging from pal iccords
and personality, would have nunc
purpose In thai connection the n
the olher.
Editorials on News
(Continued from page 1.)
Ilcular. SMAItT lit I la- business
ALWAYi! HAS T.IK KIHIK.
w
HKKIC v.'oiiltl VI. I' ratlit r buy
at a big store, wllh lis nec
essary and unavoidable liufotaoa-
Billy, or Hi woll-Htoeked, smartly
niaiuiti'il Binull aiurc vlic-io you
can deal WRIX'TLV with the pro
prietor who him personal lifer
ent In RC'ilnc, Unit you art) coin
plutcly initialled?
Whore would you nitlicr liilie
your carto a uln city kui'ukh,
where no one knows you, or to
the niuull Hlinp t.hoso smart unci
uhle pruprlvtor tukes euro of you
himself?
b1:
Kl buuineua Is untlcr no ili-lu-
hIoiih. it known that Its
HARDEST CO. il'l-riTI'ION comes
from snntll iiiHlitiitli.iiH Unit ire
capably innnnKcil by minut Intlivl-
dual iiropiietois.
M this big couulry big
has become neeesaary
busings
in ortlcr
to do big things.
One small proprietor In a amall
shop couldn't build automobiles al
a price people could afford to 1 a.
One small machine shop coubln t
el'llcieully bill lil streamlined
trains. Due si.iall operator could
n't build iiilr.lit dams to provide
power.
If we had lo rely wholly upon
small Individual buslne;::,,,.-., we
would have lo IK.) V.ITlKiliT lllll
TltlNfSS. Tin t would make this
a Ll'ITLK couulry.
Wo don't waul It to be a little
country.
TIIKUK is room and need In Ibis
), ,.initi.v ii i.h- institu
tions. There Is plenty of opportun
ity for k:,IA:T little people.
We NKIOli IIOTII.
Pig business and tittle people
can work together, for KVK;.'!'-
IIODY'S lli:.vKI''IT ll' we ai ly
kettp an id'ffclenl cbecit on tint
tlttmnf-.ogutta who preach clasu hai
red ami class distrust in order lo
kkki" TiIi:m;;i:lvi:h in pow
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BORM
Institute Draws
Douglas Teachers
School children I'l Douglas
county schools will enjoy holidays
Thursday and i'riday as I heir
tleacbers Journey lo Kiueue to p.u-
jt'.cipattt In Ihe Jiiinl llislilllle lo !,
btbl al the Kugene blub sc-l'O.d.
'. l-'ullowiiig the pracllce ol the past
.lew years, teachers Irom virions
ciuiitles Join for their itu'll lles.
pooling tho money ul!.iti-d lor
1 1 h.-it put pose and thus scur:nt.
lho best available iustruc'.ioii.
I This year's litstilute. accinling
lo Stella lilline. couii.y s--h"ol
isniteiinl'-nib-nt. will be difleren
ilball Hut
, Indd previou.-ly
II.'
.tolori1
lb nai ttuenlal cult. .'.cut ''s
ibave been held but Ibis year Iho
iliuichers will be divided into slud
IgnuiiM wiihout re.-peel to ihe
r.riidos In which Ihe bisuu.-'o.'s
are eiiipliiy.it anil will join hi dis
cussions connecled with the lll-li
I lute I li e m e:
' l-.duc.ilioii I or
I leinoeracy."
j The conveiillon leader Is
j'ln rl II. llruner. professor o'
icalion. Columbia unl : mIj ,
iil' the nation's outstanding t
1 1 ors.
! I'rlmllial IValnrea ol' Ihe
Her
e In
line ihi.a-
I"
i:l Hill are as luiniw
Thursday Morn'ng
reakia.t for siinly
Mill I
Ie
iiup
no !i :!h l!i'uiHtt;i(ii'ii.
;;n Hi: I . Klrst m'i:1
( ';in I ifinncriir.v Sitii .'
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luu!.la-i I i mi', till i-iiur.
lidii. in. A. .! lliiims. KUsi
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ld' I 'it t nam . Hiipf.MU'n
tlrlit .nlli- illStlUrliiiii.
im ll' Hii l-'itsl rOlltly hi"-;P
Afternoon
"Iiiclii lur.-i ami "
M;iH;nl t"i AiiM'i i ;ins."
) .lullll I -1 T l Mil tit '. inn -it h
IMSin-. Iliiui'ii"- li s
n'ca.ni rli"ii. M.-ii.l H:n,
..:m-. miIui-I. 1 li.'i'rh'il b '
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l-'iirlli'i'' llli''!
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l-nUtl'V llM'-lt
m nibly. .'n-ii.l
K, lew : Ha c licai-l
hiesidelll. Ilethcrt
spoken ol us :t lailnre hut
t his c, cl PI t nun I he hi
Ti Hume alto' I" "ie 'oil:iy
I hail an t iitlirtlitiu ol lnm .
, !i I want lo P-iss It on lo oll.
' ti iu--pitc,i piece tiotn one "l
l ic No Ival i.iiimainlt-t savi
lli:it 'IIoihci- was it coniplelc lail
nre ' o he was He tailed In a hit
,,t Hum; lh' Pith d I' thaw out his
,.il.u ot ,'."'. a t:tt while he
w is piesnh-ul. tniuliiK il "II hack
Into Hie IteaMii . He lnih d to htue
III son-- tn.tllle lli.-tll all, e tittu-
li.ihV III l.l to w l lie instil, nice on
lan-wiillli'lil euletpilM-s lie hliill a
liapulail i .-soil lor tlslnni! "lid
I e, l e.ll loil ,il Ills own eieltc ami
caf it to the t;n cl ninent. None ol
lii sons went i.tchiK Ihloiich Ihe
ilnnur totill lo 111-1 tlittltt--iou-uitiil
el ihe puhlie. IK- ueier hun-
.1(1, Is
:.a 1 I
tit, mi. :
IMti-
,1 I. II
E ctiti'.tii.
J:i:,l I." Sc.. it" I slil'ly ti'Mlp -i--
nil 1 .:ilii- ( null! V iil i.-i t til
OST l.n.iif -M l H't. D":i-'-
las t ouul l.-acber-' uu'cll" ..
room -I-' I'icsl.b'iil, W. !:.
True I I'.uell. I. an- rmimj
nu'elum. a--, tiibly. prcsi.lenl.
I I Mlolby li I in
li : llaii'iiw-i. l-:ii -! ( 1 !:iii- tt
I Iioiim'. Hiti E.OI 13th I
Alka "Lookiiu I'on'.ii'l I" inericin
I .Hi-, lit. i o-ri.'-i i in...
m, i-l. 'r I . H-.-i I dual I . .UU-.I.-
.i sptiiiLtio-bl f.iiool-. Chalk
1. ill, by Mums lliichan.in.
Friday Morning
I, i :;n ,r I", I liinl ucnt-lal l- !ihi.
j -Mi Eilii.-aliniuil l'nm..i,n lor
Aini'l ii an I i- linn-r.i,' " t ,' t'ltl'
1.IIUIIIK. led ! l-a I''"'"-'
SHlillK. II. I! ''''''I '" SM ' ': l"'""-d.-lit
iir ImmiI-. ".: I''"!"
1 1 n i i-j .... i hud siinly .loup
si'-.sinn.-t. j
AHcrnoon ;
I ;'." '' I", Summary . Gr"li -
jr.: I. -I l. I '.in poling. I'l''- ',
I inc. stcll.i gnine. ..cnity scIcm.1
j supel illl.-tl.li-llt. I'OIIKI.-IS Olllllv.
! i. -.::.;. ll,
J .'..', t out inual in.!.
LETTER SI
to the Editor
HOOVCH S -FAILURES"
I
I i:,iit..i N.
i. ni Linn, i
llooiel
,1,.t till
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- REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930.
THIRTY
VEARS TOO SOOM
tiled ii a lot of Kuvornmi'iit dni-u-1
iticniH lo Hell ;ik a book to Iho lailli
1 1 1 al a huue iirnfit to lilmscll', ami
hi' ti(;viT Hold himself into pnllticitl
Hlavfiy to u lahor oiKunlsutlon tor
a iriMO.ai'U cum pa U ii fund. Ho Kath
ci(H. a niarvclourt wiMprtion of war
Hiull and built a imiKcnm lor H, hut
laileil to arfk fonreBS to pay Ihu
bill - hu paid It hluiHeir.
Ho did not preach and promote a
class hatted and he did not try to
pack the supreme court. Ho did not
plow up every third row ut cutton
and he did not promise, the Ameri
can people one thhiK whltu at (he
very same moment doing every
thing to acomplish the directly op
posite result.
He diil not ask eonm-piot In as
sens the taxpayers a billion dollars
every time some one shot off a lire
cracker in KumpP, and he did not
no on fishing trips on government
warships accompanied by a fleet
of destroyers. Neither did ho kill
off all t he farmers' little pln nor
encourage the Importation of Ar
gentine beef. In fact there were a
lot uf foolish things that Hoover
didn't do that some other people
have done. There are a lot of con
structive things he could hav done
if he had not had the opposition of
a democratic congress ; hut any
way, he did tint leave tho Ameri
can people $ irlliou,UfM),Oim lit debt.
Mi;. Hoover never in a d e
speeches and raced hither and yon
on unimportant matters. She never
wrote silly drivel on her everyday
lite and sold H lo the newspa
pers, and she never sold soap over
the radio. Her only public appear
ance was as an honorary member
ol tin? (iirl Scouts of America. She
never invited communist youths to
the White House as her guests,
I he Hoover family seems to have
made a failure of about everything
that goes nowadays."
MRS. KM M A l VOOlS.
Tin' now rmijilas H-Kl IhhiiIht
ini built Ur 1 army will be
alii in Ily Turn' linn ilium lull.'.-
iu)ii-lut. Tin- i-lam- will bf pow-
il with iuur I'MiMi-linrst'innvor
IIHMnl'S,
BREAKFAST FRUIT
HORIZONTAL
Answer to
Uuicy fruit.
7 It grows on
a tree.
11 Wine vessel.
12 Father.
15 OrRan of
hcarinR.
16 At any time.
17 Sarcasm,
lit Too.
2(1 Sells.
22 To chew.
V.L UC.Lin l'L
-tl
S IM iU h- KMIYVr-
23 Sheep's call.
24 Possessed.
2ii Ever (rontr.)
28 To redeem.
33 Lonfi-dravvn
speech.
37 Cupidity
38 Uncooked.
40 Giver.
41 Valued.
42 To do wrong.
4.1 Redacts.
44 To bark.
46 Onager.
48 Enthusiasm.
52 Enamel.
A'l M 'Mt W' I al s w A WX
SLSllHlili2iy
TA;CEH MlfilllY AWAIjN
I flIIf;FTAl ENBah
'liiitlD A.T.T P DHTA:isin
b E T 'A SrjT a l W i 'a
54 Fastidious.
S3 To scorch.
56 Broach.
58 Field.
60 This fruit is
rightly called
a .
61 To open pea
pods.
VERTICAL
2 To be furious.
3 To sanction.
: r I r ur. wvs uvx
I iuWWBi,i atJanaj, i.ji .aaaBaaBaaaaaaaj a ,a.-i iwiv ;
?3pt JO SI I ' tiJ t" iU SI 1 35 Sb TX I t J
I 57 ff 57 K , $2.20 Q'ft !rl
t j I " jPy4j TillUm Jamwon & Cajn"'. X. Y.
By Williams
J f?VMitLlM '
a- zf
Hull Draws Reply
On Defense Talk
AIIOAllD WILLKIH THA1N ION
KOUTE Tl) LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2S.
(Al'l-Wenilell L. Wlllklo assert-'
etl loilay that Secretary or Stalo
Hull's speech Saturday night vaa
"an extraordinary iloc'.lluelllalioll
of now ileal futility."
"Tho secrelary pointed up more
clearly than could uny contempo
rary crilie of the new ileal Ihe seri
ous failure to organize a national
economy capable nf building rapid
ly an ailetiuato defense," said Wlll
klo in a statement issued on his
eanipalKii train aa the traveled
through lllinoia and Indiana on his
ny lo Louisville for an craning
address.
"Tht only solution lo I his crisis
in our national leadership," Ihe re-
publlcau presidential: noniiuco nuiil, (oriuiu tnniKht at which ihnt' ino
"ls tu dofcut the third term can- lion pictures on Itoimlas county
diatc." j sccneiy, r'crcation ami industry will
rriniii.i.iiltiitr .in Mm u, ...,. I ;vv nt 1" kIioWII l' K. A. Hl'lttOtl. COUUty
statn's spcecli in Washinptun Sat
urday iiiylit, Willkie said Hull "has
inudo it inure than ever obvious
that, such a deienso was essential
to the maintenance of our influence
in foreign alfairH,
"The secretary's statement that
as early us June, 'spcakinR
lir the Kovnrnment, I pointed out
that we would not serve the cause
of peace by not bavin adequate
powers of nelf-defense.' makes tho
whole tragedy of world condilions
and out present precarious position
in relation to them even more ap
parent. "Hod the president not then also
been a candidate for re-election, ho
might have done better than mere-
ly send up verbal trial balloons to
see now the popular emnimn ran
toward foreign events. He could
time irtvei. mi offectivn leadershiii
then that, would have saved us
from what tho secretary of state
now rails "the
etit situation.'
gravity o the pres
Trcvious Punic
10 lis tree is
- lHf D.A.L.D.S
or
verdant
in
winter.
19 Animals.
21 Inferior cloth
23 wear lis
blossoms.
25 Common vert
27 And.
20 Heavenly
body.
30 Tennis fenci.
31 To observe,
32 Blemish.
34 Seepter.
35 Blackbird.
36 tvwry.
3R Mends.
39 To argue.
43 rait of a
church.
47 Hardened iror
40 Italian toins.
50 Maple shruo.
51 Close by
53 Within.
57 Belonging
lo me.
50 .Dye.
ll
4 Matgrass.
5 Roof
ornament.
6 Portico.
7 To weep.
8 Wild dink
0 Breathing
sound.
10 Bear
constellation.
13 God of war.
14 Crafted.
BD D I Mf
Numbers Assigned Douglas County's
Registrants for Selective Service
KilO Elmer II. Honey, Glondale.
1.117 Itoy C. Gibbons, Ulendale.
ISIS O. K. Ittrhardson, (ilentlale.
IBia W. It. Keiaen. Heedsport.
1520 1). K. Dernhardt. Heedsport.
1521 Gilbert J. Wandell. Oakland.
IWi U 1). Perkins, Camas Valley.
162.1 C. O. NewHled. Heedsport.
Ki24 P. S. Chudy. Reedspoli.
1525 I.. A. Waggoner, Heedsport.
152H C. I'. Stone, Canyonville.
1527 Lulher E. Coon. Dillurd.
1528 J. 1). Caiier. Heedsport.
1529 Austin N. Wood. Heedsport.
1530 Richard C. Nelson, liillard.
15:11 Zeraltl A. J-ady. Millard.
1532 Abner F. Smith, Diilard.
1533 Cyril H. Nichols. Ilrockway.
1534 W. H. Vainer, Heedsport.
1535 E. A. NnrriK. Heedsport.
153(1 L. L. Kiohardson, Heedsport.
1537 H. E. Whllleaker, Diilard.
153S ('. I. Mather. Hays Creek.
15311 Jim K. llenigan, Ilrockway.
15411 Ivan M. Nonis. Diilard.
1541 Paul I. Itummell. Diilard.
1542 John A. Roberts, Ilrockway.
1543 W. V. Peterson. Hee.lHport.
1544 W. E. Kallunkl. Heetlsport.
1545 Rex. Carlson, Heedsport.
154H ,M. J. Thompson. Heetlspoii.
1547 Bill McCarger. Heedspon.
154S T. L. Halkoma. Heedsport.
1549 R. V. Longfellow. Heedsport.
1550 E. F. Cramer. Ileedsporl.
1561 Hymn W. Grigsliy, Hraiii.
1552 H. L. Swaniterg. Canyonville.
1553 E. A. Shlrtcliff. .Myrlle Ck.
1554 1). E. Mursters, Myrlle Crfi'k.
1555 W. C. i'elerson, Myrllo Ck.
15511 G. L. Deanloiii. Myrlle Ck.
1557 Earl N. Wood. Days Creek.
lnr.S L. W. Michael. Canyonville.
1569 It. A. Delosky. Canyonville.
15110 M. Stiltuer, Hays Creek.
15111 .1. W. Wilson. Hays Creek.
15(12 W. II. Smith. Days Creek.
I5li3 Lavern K. l-ewis, Giendale.
15(14 Khlred T. Cobb. Oakland.
151.5 Uiyd A. Smith, lioseburg.
15lili C. E. Ilensley. lioseburg.
15C.7D. C. Holer. lioseburg.
16US Cleo I'elerson. lioseburg.
15119 Floyd It. Davis. Hoseburg.
1570 O. C. Keller. Hoseburg.
ir.71
S. W. Hams. Hosebtlig.
1572 W. C. Stanrill, Heedspoii.
1573 .1. 11. Ilulchinson, Days Ck.
1574 (i. W. Clark. Days Creek.
1575 Alva F. Muse. Giendale.
157111. W. Gervais. Hoseburg.
1577 Fred J. Wright. Hoseburg.
157S K. C. Eimeman. Gardiner.
1579 Charles H. Ilishop. Drain.
15n A. A. Adams, Canyonville.
Men's 99 Club Will See
Douglas County Movies
Th nicn's !! club of I Ik First
Christian church is spoiiin inn a
nubile mcptlna al tin church aull-
1-11 club leader. The pictures re
cently were used at the slate lair
and Pacitic Livestock exposilion.
where they intruded much inten
tion. The 111011 ale invitiiiK all in
terested persons in attend. A husi
1 ness miwtinu of the club will be
u.ri fnlbiu inu the
program with
for the coining
in nf business.
election of otiic
vear as the main in
C. E. Thompson Assigned
To Pearl Harbor Work
Clarence K. Thompson of Mel
lose star route. Itcisebun;. has re
ceived notification of his uppoinl-
ment
under civil service as wnod
r with assignment to Pearl
wor
narnnr. n.iwiin. inh.m .im..
expects to leave within a few days
to take up his work. .Mr. i nnmi
son
who has heeli eninlnyeil al the
lerans lariliiv al Host-hum. was
cinplnvoi! al Honolulu lor lhn-c
years, ami reporls he is greatly
please,l hy Ihe assinun-nl whiih
will lake iiitn litn-k lo Hawaii.
Scout District Committee
To Meet at Courthouse
Tit" reau'inr ineetinc ol' lie- liny
Srotus district committee will he
held tnuUht. ari'Oliliim to llillilt 1-.
Ilussell. chairman. 'Ihe cnmuiilloi
will meet I'oliow itnr lite court ol'
honor, at lite collllhouso instead ol
al the ehalllher ot commerce olllee.
as previously announced. Court ol
honor will he nt 7.: I.",.
Elsa Gallop Opens New
Beauty Salon in Roseburg
(,cniim of ;t new hi-ailly salon
in Knsehlim was aunolim-etl today
hv l-;is;i llallop a reshlenl of Itose
hillK since July 1. The salon will
he operated at her home ;i:ht K.
Wash. St. She conducted a heamy
pailor in Myrtle Creek for fixe
c;irs prior to minimi to lJoselium.
MKET THU
(eritfettiafi
jffo??i dtetitucctjs
lTiSI J. T. Powell, Drain. I
15K2 C. O. Robertson, Reedsport.
1553 A. L. Jarvis, Roseburg.
1554 F. E. Ueut, Hoseburg.
U.sfi J. A. Combs. Camas Valley,
ir.sil .Maiilu E. Holm, Yoncalla.
16S7 Hollell C. Johns. Azalea,
irss Clyde L. Harrick. Azalea.
U..S9 H. N. HrownlliB. Hoseburg.
ir.so H. V. Miller, Hoseburg.
1591 Raymond P. Hernalzkl, Drain.
1592 11. A. Schomstinl. Hoseburg.
1593 Orval o. Long. Yoncalla.
1594 F. M. Iligelow. Yoncalla.
1595 H. J. Hymn. Yoncalla.
15911 G. M. Cooley, Yoncalla.
1597 Lorell E. Holm, Yoncalla.
159S M. M. Kelly. Hooilspoii.
1699 A. E. Travis. Hoseburg.
liiiiu M. D. Cyrus, Hoseburg.
ir.nl- L. I). Hlonm. Hoseburg.
ItiiiS John A. Taylor, Hoseburg.
Iim.'l c. G. Whehhel. Sutherliu.
lt!l'4 G. C. Winchester. Hoseburg.
Ii;u5 S. Ilallsman. HeedsMrl.
liiuij Jack F. Connors. Drain.
Kio7 C. M. Hawson. Jr.. Heetlsport.
ltlos John Shemegda, Ilrockway.
IH09 luivld G. Perron. Ilrockway.
1 ill It D. N. Poole, Days l!reek.
Hill G. E. Wlighl. I)n vs Creek.
lt.12 C. II. Knight, Canyonville.
Hil3 A. L. Perkins. Days Creek.
H.14 Hubert Staufl'er. Hoseburg.
Ii;5 Alton 1!. llchurd. I'utpqua.
Itilii Ehlon T. Ogle, lioseburg.
1(1171.. II. Fllzsinitnons, Idleyld P.
HilS Floyd J. Illoinberg. Drain.
Kllli Jim S. Whipple. Drain.
Hi2ii w. II. llelmer, Sutheiiln.
IH21 G. T. l-innell. Sulherhn.
H122 A. E. Waggoner. Hoseburg.
1(123 George C. lllirr. Hoseburg.
i!24 Rlcbard C. Jolili. Hoseburg.
1(125 Alex Newhlllds. Hoseburg.
Hi2i - Homer II. Hetliick. Drain.
lt.27 C. II. Esselslroltl. Heedsport.
H12S- L. o. Simpson. Hoseburg.
It'.JII George G. Iljerg, Hoseburg.
ii'io(l. I-:. Carpenter, Sutherliu.
t.::i --limner c. Haml, Hoseburg.
1(1.12-W. 11. Cardwell. Heedsport.
ii:t:l Jack Culver. Sulherlin.
III.'N Ehlotl 11. Powell. Drain.
It:::5 - Hoy It. Willbinis. Drain.
1 Worth II. Woolman. Drain.
HI37 - W. W. Essllnger. Elktoll.
l(i:is E. K. Iloodeupyle, Drain.
Iii:i9 -11. I. Guruey. Sulherlin.
lliltl - li. K. Lang. Ion. Scollshurg.
Hill C. L. Andruss. Heedsport.
Ii;i2 - It. C. llovl. Sulherlin.
llll.l - I). 11. Wakefield. Scollshurg.
Hil l - W. II. lloye. Heedsporl.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CI1AS. A. EDWARDS
Some twenty years a ho Presi
dent Wilson wave utteranee lo
tin reiiutrJc: "Ci ilizatinn is
uuain upon the march." and we
could utter the same remark to
day wllh j:noil reason. Civiliza
tion is aitaii, upon the march,
but where? Is it toward great
er freedom, liberty and ud-vanceiiH-n(.
ov to ard the dark
aites will) its basis of force, ar
bitrary rule. I- wlexsnc.iH ami
ueunuiiiic stagnation. h e n
President Wilson spike it was
with tiie 1 ; i J : 1 1 and hope tliat
the lint e.reat was a war
tt end war. wmild brinft i.eaee,
sicu'ity. promise of nreutrr
ireedmn. politi); ! rij',!its ami an
advanced civilial ion. Vet to
day v.e are witncssinn a strticule
ior military and ecnuomie en:i
tnd. i:i whicli democratic roy
ernments aie fi'ce to face vviili
a militarized o r r a n i zation
which speal.s with contcMpt of
deinttd-.H i; and stands lor a
stale ide;il in which indi idu-il-ism
is not recognized, h
where the citizen's vortii is dr
1ennih"d by bis vahio to the
mnioii. 'I';e citien is : pawn
upon I ite check 'rboani ol I ah,
mtived inlo daiiRerors and pie
c:;iiMi piosit'ons al Ihe will of
ius rulers. In the miihd of the
uj ld's (onllicis may we en
dure a.; unod patriots. Aim n.
Whew! You Too?
I. OS A Ni! KL KS -The juile
tri anted l.ois Tew a divorce fnun
Kalph Tew and heard tin baililf an
nounce "Tew versus Tew."
"We just heard that one,1
served the judue.
"These art two other Tews,
baililf unswetod.
The judge leually parted
and Clilford Tew.
' uu-
' the,
Kaye
Visit in Corvallis .Mr. and Mrs.
K. Ileal, of this city, spent the week
end i-ntinif in Cm x allis.
utumn
AIR TYPE
HEATERS.
STOVE BOARDS
Large
Site ..
PERFECTION OIL STOVE
HEATERS
LJiLjiirnrm i j r t . i
WOOD BASKETS
Let us take care of your fireplace needs
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
Bill Filed to Partially
Exempt Homes From Tax
SALEM, Oct, 28 (AP) An Ini
tiative measure which would ex-V
empt from taxation the first $2,000
in cash value of any home ill Ore
n, una died with the state depart
ment today by mo iiouio .v...
Tax Exemplion league of Portland,
of which Charles H. Agor of Port
land Is organizer.
The measure, which would be on
the ballot in November, 1942, if pe
titions are successful, would not
exempt homes where the taxes
would be needed to pay existing
slate, county, municipal and district
bonded debt. It would be a con
stitutional amendment.
WEATHER STATISTICS
By the U. S. Weather Bureau.
Humidity 4:30 P- ni. yesterday Sor'
Highest temperature yesterday 52
Lowest temperature last night 4(1
Preclpitallon for 24 hours 45
Precip. since first of month 2
Precip. from Sept. 1, 1940 0.53
Excess since Sept. 1, 1940 1.91
Public Masquerade
DANCE
Wed. Night
October 30th
Eagles' Hall
Gents, 20c, Ladies 20c Prizes
HERE'S A TIP
Enjoy Fall (rave) to the fullest . . .
in lh iimnnih-riding comfort nf a
C.reyhntind Supor-Coarli, free
fmm drivtuR cares. Frequent ser
vice everywhere. Fares arc now
the luwcat ever.
THRIFTY, TOO!
one round w
way 1 trip
Los Angeles $11.55 $20.80
Sen Francisco .... 6.65 12.00
Portland 3.45 6.25
Klamath Falls 3.40 6.15
DEPOT: HOTEL VALLEY
PHONE 586
Values!
$2and$3
$2.25
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KRNR
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I 14.4 I., VUik.. M. San ..li.nt. 'r
I l..-tn.MPF. Himii.l thru.. I'uiiliiiJ. Oron
rPriflUl.
Cocoa Porch Mats
$1.25stdi:.m $1.00
$6.85
1.50
US"