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PAGn TWO - '1 ' : "-'-" - i ' The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, ' Oregon" Tharsday Mornln?. Jcae 18, 1831 ! ' - ' ,
SOLDIERS 11
SITE HI-ISSUE
Outcome Important-Matter
To Hawley. Mcflsry
and Even Hoover
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ur and tfr declare
tli democrat press In the east
" Is pertecUy willing to erpose the
deal U Roseburg ahould get the
: . home.' - '
Rose burg's actions In? seeking
the horn are fairly well known
The secretary of their chamber of
commerce. W C. Harding had
iom knowledge of 1 soldiers
hemes la the east. When ho saw
2g months ago that ti home st
.n rnf was orercrowaea
and 1109 men. wero w4u
.ItI tllH KIDTftJOr I
trance, bo ,,----homo
In the northwest and speci
fically, for a nome a ?T ?Cm
Eugene leaders claim the
building of the home was :
bio and hold the northwest would
hay obtained It, whether Rose-
burr naa moTsujn
ts agreement that the hard work
of Roseburg. which had secured
the, backing- of. the -entire state.
' hurried an- appropriation b"i
. .v-Av ... ia- eon tress and
V- macli Immediate construction pos-
Wsible, , , f - i J"i
Eugene's Mores Are
Mostly Under-cover
Eugene s work has been so
pis know just what the entorprist
lag Lane county city has done.
Upon good authority U is learn-
ed tnat jsugene via. i-v re
consider herself a contender for
the, homo until one Colonel Rad
cliff stopped oft in Eugenethls
spring the way back to Wash
ington after yisitlng theslt at
Roseburg for two days. Eugene
enterprising chamber secretary,
A. r. Steele, who in December.
lit, had written the- entire Ore
gon delegation at Washington
strongly urging1 support for Rose
burg, made It polnUto coayey
Radclltf about the city and to
snow him a possible alte
- home. Radclif f dropped a hint
that other cities than Raseburg
might be considered and that was
sufficient Impetus to throw Steele"
and his backers hot Into the race.
Eugene has a lire group of com-
7 munity backers; Carl Washburn
! of the large, successful ; McMor
v ran-Washburn store, Fran Cham
bers, well-to-do realty f owner;
Tom Russell, engineer of ability
and lobyist par excellent!
These men spent money and
time to work up a case if or Eu
gene and when the hospftal Uca-
; tion matter cam up a few weeks
ago. lo and behoild, the site offer
ed by Eugene was most I f arored
by tho hospital ,board. Hignups j
from yarious parts of the nation I
had been enlisted to help Eogene j
Ex-Governor Cox of Ohio had
' s;one to Washington, presumably
at the request of Elbert II. Baker
of the Cleyeland palau-Dealer
J - whose son publishes the Eugene
Register-Guard. Federal reserre
officlaU in San Francisco had
brought their Influence to bear.
Northern California counties had
recommended Eugene in prefer-;
ence to Roseburg because of su-;
perior train facilities.
Play p Argument
It's Political Job .
Moreoter. the argument had
been played up jto the Veterans
board that McNary, Hawley.
Hoorer. et al. were being unfair
la trying to determine the board s
decision. This is; thought to bare
been a) boomerang working
against Rose burgs; and for Eugene.
Eugene's claim- is that she waa
not a contender until she dlscor
red Roseburg had little chance.
She holds that a! veterans home
never yet bean xocaiea m
city of less than 10.000. Jhat she
bas .adequate train Berries where
as Roseburg is not situated to give
good train senriee to the seren
. states -using the (home, j Eugene
also boasts that t!he fact the Uni
versity of Oregon Is there jwlll aid
veterans with their eduicstional
work while in the home. Eugene
also claims that ai Teteran' home,
with 4500 occupants, free to be
about the home city each day.
would overrun a small town like
Roseburg. obliterate 1U value as
anything but a j place for old
soldiers. - Eugene on tho - other
hand holds she - is . sufficiently
.large to swallow; up the horns
and absorb the ..veterans without
making the downtown streets re-
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Xi9t Times Today
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It leave
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trith 1U ,
swift drama,
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Also Comedy, News and
Cartoon Comedy
Friday - Saturday
JACK OAKIE in
"JUNE MOONj
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The Call
Board
; By OLIVE lt DOAK
WARNER'S ELSIXORE
Todav Tsllulah Bankhead
1& "Tarnished Lady."
Friday "Man of tho
World- and "Adventures la
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TUB GRAND
Today Jeanette MacDon
, aid and Reginald Denny In
T'Oh; for Man!
Friday Edmund 'Lowe In
"Don't Bet on Women.'
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Today Joan Crawford In
"Dance. Fools. Dance.,
j 1 n.Vlft In
"Juno Moon;
semblo a perpetual old-sold ters'
parade. ;
Both cities claim victory.
Rosebursx Ttmmem c
Hones on Hoover
, Roseburg says President Hoov
er i alwavs the final word ana
actually names the alte of the
home, afteTi ' a recommenaauon
from the hospitalisation board
which he may or may not-follow.
Roseburg claims Eugene's en
dorsement along with other Ore
gon cities, gives her a prior lien
on th home's location. She scouts
tho idea that her train facilities
are not adequate. She declares
her site for the home is well-nigh
Ideal, being well-drained, scenic,
sufficient in sl2e. '
Moreover, Roseburg- says Major-General
Hiaes is strongly be
hind her case and will see that
she wins the home, sooner or la
ter. Eugene retorts that Hines
really favors the tAne county
site but has been openly ;, com
mitted to Roseburg and cannot
now change his position. Eugene
claims tho majority of .the hospi
tal board wants the home In EJa
gene and will see to it the home
is located there.
Meanwhile Roseburg baa been
stirred to fever heat against its
neighbor to the north. The
promises and support of last fall
are recalled. 'Double-crossing"
tactics are spoken of. There have
been some business reprisals and
threats of' many more to come if
Eugene does not retract.
The situation : 1s embarrasing
for the Oregon delegation which
thought the "situation had been
cleared up in the state when vir
tually all the chambers of com
merce la Oregon including Eu
gene, gave hearty endorsement to
Roseburg. . ;
CHERRY PRICE OP
TO 4 CENT LEVEL
A four-cent nrfoe for hnfh Pnval
Anns and hlarV rherrlo Was m.
tabllshed locally by Reid-Murdoch
c uo., accoroing to Frank tt. Mad
den, northwest i minim. The
heavy shrinkage In the crop both
nere ana in Tne Danes, heavy producing-
regions, due to the rafna
Inspired the mark-up. This price
la for sorted fruit of good quaUty.
just now toe black cherry
deals will go now depends on the
check-up. of - damage from last
night's storm. Claude McKenney
MJNniGESTJON
FOB THE TUMMY
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. Tonight Is
Family Night
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Friday.
Saturday
Edmund
Lowe
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"Don't
Bet on
Women"
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SCHOOL ELECTB
bepoots co:i 10
Paul Mills new Director, at
Woodbum, Keizer Names
Melson, Announced
. Additional reports on annual
school elections held over the
county Monday ! were received
yesterday at office of the county
school euperiatendeat, shewing
following results: ' .
Madsay reelected Stella Mas
ten clerk and H. E. Martin as
director. Parkersvllle reelected
jl. H, Harrison clerk and N. W.
Cook, director. Keiser named Roy
S. Melson director In place of
Charles Weathers and reelected
Ruth Rullfson as clerk. Lake La
bis a reelected - W. A. Mumper
clerk and G. M. Campbell director.;"-'
;. --.. ;
Woodbnrn elected Paul Mills
director in place of L. E. Thomp
son and renamed F. O. Haveman
as clerk. Noble reelected I ; B.
Shepherd clerk and A. A. Gersch
as director, Mahony renamed Rita
Mahony clerk and W. C. Forcier
director. , ' ' - f "
: Bethel : retained Mrs. Roy E.
Marchand as clerk and O. L Bru
baker as director. St. Louis
named A.. L Vanderbeck. director
In place of L. G. Fersc.hweller and
reelected Marie Ferschweiler as
clerk. Johnston renamed V. H.
Wells as clerk and put Charles
Johnston in as director In place
of Mrs. William Johnston.
Gervala renamed F. A. Man
gold clerk and J. S. Harper di
rector. Shaw elected L. G. Keene
director in place of S. R. Barry
and reelected Robert S. Claxton
as clerk. Silver Falls names Al
fred Peterson director In plaeeof
Carrie Sehulttrees : and Ethel
Lang was continued aa clerk. Riv
erside renamed Eva Cauthorn
clerk and J. J. Bowler director.
Cloverdale elected . Alfred A.
Dumbeek - director Instead et
Ivan Hadley and continued A. E.
Kunke as clerk.
was set to start his deal' today.
weather permitting; and Roy
Hurst waa likewise waiting on J.
Pluvious to quit : tilting his
sprinkling can.
Damage reports have varied.
Binge sre said to be worst suffer
ers. O. E. Brooks, manager of the
association pool, said In his own
orchard the damage up to yes
terday had not been heavy either
In Bings or Lamberts.
Results of 4-H club work la
wKewberry county. S. C, last year
show that 83 boys conducted 99
demonstrations valued at f 12,661
with a profit of S5.ZQ9.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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the "works of Ruskln, this she
prizes not alone beeauaelt"tf a
complete set bat because it was
rebound preserving the original
binding -by one of England's
greatest binders. - j . . ,
AS a collector of Persian rags
Mrs. McCormlck has bee
reewntly ska added "the emperor
rug" to her collection, a royal
Persian which aS once the prop
erty of Peter the Great and ef
Leopold I of Austria. S far as is
known there are bat IS royal Per
sian rugs In existence and Mrs.
McCormlck la the owner of two
of them, - . . . .. -
"One should." Mrs. McCormlck
said, "call them Persian carpets,
but I call them rugs, as a' carpet
to me has meant, ainee childhood,
a floor covering which Is tacked
down under the baseboards."
In her world wide search for
rare books she Is seeking; quality
not quantity.
"And when I find a rare book
she says, "and pay the price de
manded X am sometimes taken to
task by members of my family
for spending so much on its ac
quisition." - , . ,s '
Honolulu Couple
"Returning From '
Tour of Europe
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ennls Savage
of Honolulu are . guests at the
home of William McGUchrlst. Jr.
Mr. Savage la a crtisia of Mrs.
McGUchrlst. The Savages have
been on a tour of Europe and are
now homeward bound to Hawaii.
Asked about his observations
in Europe, Mr. Savage said he
was profoundly thankful that he
lived under the stars and stripes.
There one would have to be a
queen to enjoy .the luxuries
which Americans enjoy even In
nara times.
Fincls A Way to -
Stop Attacks of Fits
Reports are received of an
amaxing treatment that epileptics
state has .proved successful In
stopping their attacks. R. Lepso,
Apt. S, 123 E. Wright, Milwau
kee. Wise., has . been supplying
sufferers with this treatment. He
now wishes to reach all those
who have not been helped, and
to do so is making the startling
offer of a. generous treatment
free to all sufferers. Anyone af
flicted should write for free treat
ment at once, giving age. Adv.
iiN TTTTr-
We innte your application for
area! estate loan, feeling cotu
fldent of eur ability to com
pletely satisfy yon in such 1m ,
portant details as quick ac
tion, efficient pandflng and
charges. ,
Straight er Meatbly Payment
LOANS
INVESTMENTS
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FEBEOSO; FUffll
TO DE HELD FUMY
(.Continued from page' 1)
china. "A Mr. Forney drove the ear
traveling ahead of the truck, but
could give no definite Informa
tion, as he did not see the acci
dent, only hearing' the impact.
Fergweosi Careful
Driver is Report
Those here who were acquaint
ed with M-. Ferguson's driving
habits declared Yesterday that It
he erred at all, it was on the side
or caution rather than reckless
ness or carelessness. .
Neither . Mr. - Ferguson V nor
George Burdlck. former Salem
resident and cattle buyer who was
riding with hlnu were thrown
from the car. The Albany paper
oasco briquets
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more heat units for your money.
. They burn with a glow, throw off n
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Try'a sample ton and be convinced.
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Larmer Transfer & Storage Co.
Capital City
At
Smmr awn
. .71 . ! !
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mu in progress scores oj
Super Savings
; on Outing Needs!
Below are shown a few
vat. Complete with two poles and stakes. Reduced from our
rtgular pleasing pries to ' ; ; ' ' $4.98
7x7 AutoTent. waterproof khaki material, with doorS7.79
a a
7x1 0 Palmetto Tent ' 1 3.97
1 0x1 0 Palmetto Tent $l 9.15
Rufwilneboard Luff asa
Carriers- , S9cto$1.SS
Canteens. ," .,, ......76 to $1.72
Camp Stools and Chairs 59c to $2.99
Vsccum Bottles -79c and $1.41
Canon )ug , $1.19 and $2.45
Cenuine Wellsworth Obggles $1.79
Waterproof Roll Mattresses
t ;' $4.95 and $5.17
Auto Spade : 97c
Camp Axei $17 and $1.4S
Manilla Tow (tope 7t
Steel Tow Cables -S9 and $2.1 5
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heavy cot. tptctalty ' woven
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camp ttov. Quick and oaf. C3 Q
Instant lighting. Sal price Ti'1'
Lrg "Prmtiss-Wab Z-burner ttov with
Instant Lite"
$5.79
feature.
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Plan, to attend the O.N.G.eomba4 dem
onst ration at Camp Clatsop oa 8atar
day. Joae SO. . i
says Ur. Ferguson llred almost 21
minutes.'- t- -t -:
Burdlck was still in the! Albany
General hospital last night, and
although, he suffered cutg about
the face and back and a gererely
wrenched neck, his injuries; are
not believed dangerous.
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Visits Premier
LONDON, June 11. (AP)
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew
W. Mellon called upon Prime Min
ister MacDonald this afternoon at
his office and spent f minutes In
conversation with. hiss. Afterward
Mr, Mellon said his visit was pure
ly social mad afforded an( oppor
tunity to renew an old acquain
tanceship, j f
North Carolina farmers are
olantlnr more feed crops this
year than last year. ;
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DB1T1C PICTURE
William Powell tires another
iiM.ftiiMi norfArmanee vnlCB
makes 'Man of the World." corn
lag; to the ELalaore Fridar sni
Satardar. dramaue screen sen
sation like "Street ot Chance
and "For tho Defense.' -
As gentleman in exile, an
outcast t loTed deeplr h7 two
women. -obe he lores and; can't
hare, the other a can hare and
doesn't want Powell Is seen aa
a man to nmeihei In crime that
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Thtnlc oa rHft for Father
ten if a: tie: it's an old family custom . . . but Dad
tikes it j If it's one or a few from this group,
hell know the gift was chosen with tender
thought. For this price has never bought such
distinguished neckwear. Jacquards in all-silk
printed crepes ; also, other silk fabrics such as
tailless twills, ribbed and plain crepes. Included
are solid colors and engaging designs to please
every father. Shop early for the best!
Neul
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D CP A R Z U C
J 160 N. Liberty
he cannot free himself, j This
powerful role demands tl. ulti
mate ln.; acting; talent and t&ta
It. j
In this story of lore that comes
too late, of the fight ot a man
to reestablish himself la decent
society for the sake of a girl he
knows to be far beyond his reach,
romance and tense drama are
thrownf ercef ally Into j relief
agaiastthe gay and enthralling
atmosphere ot pleasure-rround
Paris..:,. j
Poweirs excellence fa roimaaee
and heart-tngging drama, plus
the fasclnaUoa of the Parisian
setting, plus the presence In the
cast of two super actresses, plus
aa absorbing story make "Man of
the World", a picture to get ex
cited about !
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It a Good Onel
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Smartness at
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Unbeticrable at the price . . .
these new lustrous solid
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fects I Tailored scientifically
for fit and comfort, with pre
ahrunk collars. A quality and
style you'd think a bargahi
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Shantun; 3c Tieg
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