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I J 3 i' Pajre Two THE REGISTER nCARD. EDGE.VE. OREGON 'I.S, ROJIANCE OF THE RANGE! IEIPZI vy. j R ,f ., .i.,.-.,- . -v -- -- (CONTINUED FROM PACE I) there bad Iweo no seizures of Am erican property iu Madrid except for a number of automobile. Most of these, be ssi'l, subsequently were re turned. By HEYNOI.DS I'ACKAKU (Copvrigbt l'.Oil by United l're.s) WITH 'lHi: SPANISH KEUK1.H. Adrauce (iuuril. (iuadarranu Monnt mns (U.PJ (i'y Courier lo llurso. and Hendjye.) The loyalists hare begun a bis stuck iu the luouDlaius u flunk nttuck behind the rebel front iiue in the Sau Kaforl area, in an iitipareiit effort to cut off the rebel ricbt win;;. The loyalists, youiii'sters in overeue una corduroy trousers, streamed down a uiotiutuiu slope onto the tiny summer reaort of twu Hufad, to be muwed down like teupina by rebel j tegular Infantry and artillery, rein- I forced by blue abirted fascists and j ullage volunteera. . . 'I'h. loyalists are effective prin- upally with their airplanea, big three pure-hearted and powerful. Buck Jones comet to the Hellig Thurs motored bombers mostly, wbxb are djy accompanied by Charlotte Wynters. They star In -Ivory-Handled doing serious damage with 110 pound . 0uB .i a torrid tale of love and war under the vat bowl of the tombs. ... I weitern skies, 1 reuched Ban tuiaei aa toe nun .inrted. It was a surprise. It started .ihen the villasc was celebrating a rests. Suddeuly rifle and artillery fire , rained down ou San liafnel. At once me Tillage became a furtresa. Townsfolk in slippers, trouters and nbite thirls ran out of their homes with riflea and double barrelled shot- nuns ontl looK tneir piaiea oiouk '- 'Sis years ago he was made an hon . orary fire chief of the state of Ore gon at a state meeting neiu in cor- vallis. The presentation waa made by Jay W. Stevens, formerly engaged ' in fire work in Portland. vCOSTINl'lO FROM PAGE I) BREVITIES (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Radio Programs iTtSO. Stars to Today: 6, Kraft Music THURSDAY KORE, Eugene 4 p. m.. Odds and Ends; 4:30, ! N'ews Iteel: 4:45, Twilight Shadows; ;:uns an .o "'- .- "7," j ff:30, N.JK: 5:45, WPA: 6, Hit l,r.e of fire with the kba... uniformed .,.' .., News Parade; 0:45, Garden of Melo (lies; 7, Memories of Yesterday; 7:15, Front Page Drama: 7:30, Ore gon Network; 8, Carnival of .Melo- to Mnrs: 8:15, Itclltinsr men. As bullets were nicking bur auto, mobile and shells wero whipping the uir overhead, a captain ordered us to .ail ano wo . pi-m ... dies; 8:15. Trips , 1110 11(01. ..lo, o. .u. ...... . WreBtin M.es. Ijing In the dust or peering over n makeshift parapet ot laiiau. irucus, sund bugs and stone fences. A soldier ncit to me was shot through the shoulder. Stretcher bear ers, wearing white enps with red crosses on tbcm, brought up n Fascist whose jugular vein bad "n punctured by e bullet. Blood gushed down tils throat. Another Fascist standing there cried: "Oh God! My brother!" and bugged the wounded man who died in bis arms. - It reminded me of the stories of the minute men in our American revolu tion to tee tome volunteera arrange mattresses on balconies of homes to use tt breattworks from which to fire on1 the mountains. Others manned gunt from behind chimneys. ' Two' days of observation fn the active lectors of the front has con vinced me the loyalists are superior in the air. But the rebels have much stronger artillery, apparently. The rebels remain confident and assure me they will take Madrid be fore the end of tho week. KOAC, Corvallls 0:.10 p. in., Farm Hour Leading the 4-H'ers II. C. Kuehner, Eugene; Hall; 7. Amoe V Andy: 7:15. Show boat; 8:15. Symphony Hour; 9:15. Talent Parade: !:45. Jack Russell Orchestra: 10:30. Mark Hopkins Or chestra: 11, B.-1 Tabarin Orchestra; 11:30 Ileauville Onh'srta. KEX Portland 5 p. m.. Ireland's Food and Friends ":05, Marshall's Mavericks: 5:15. News: 5:30, Meredith Wilson Orches tra; 5:40, Amusement lteporter; 5:45. Wings of the Dragon: tl. Fleet Wee' Flashes: 11:15, News for Voters: 8:3!', Itenson Hotel I'onrert; 7, Speaking of Sports; 7:15-8, Silent to KUB; S, News; 8:15, Frank Wat-innbe. 8:30, Kverybody Sin-:; II. Harbor Lights; 0:30. Baseball; 10:30, llostoninli :4r. . Market nnd Crop neports and ,., ,,,, St ,,,. Weather roreca.t- T, Farm Act In- ,,r,i,es.rn: 11. L'barles itunvan- 11 :30 formation; 7:15 . The Hop Program i ,.,,; xi , ,.,. 7 30. Music; 7:45, United Press SL Salt Lake BASEBALL SCORE: AMERICAN First game Chicago 9 t 0 St. Louis. ! 6 11 1 Csln, Brown and Sewell; Knott, Liebhardt, Van Atta and Hemsley. Clsveltnd ....0 7 1 ! Detroit 0 lfl (I Uudlin. Vhle aud Becker; Wade and Hiyworth. Philadelphia at Washington post poned; wet grounds. NATIONAL Boston at New York, postponed; wet grounds. N'ews. KOIN, Portland ft p. m., Newspaper of the Air; 5:15, Detective Dolt and Zumba; 5:30, Kyes of the World; 5:4D, Your Country Club: 0, Thnvin's Band: (1:311, March of Time; :45, Little Show; 7, deathman Hotel Organ: 7:15, Renfrew of the Mounted: 7:30, Dick Stabile Orchestrn; 8, Benny Goodman Orchestra: 8:30, Passing Parade; 8:45, Charles Bnrnet Or chestrn; 9, Mobil Mngnr.ine: 9:30, .Tan Gnrber'a Orchestrn: 10. Everett llonglnnd's Orchestrn: 10:30, Bobby Grayson: 10:45, Harry Lewis and Orchestra; 11, Benny Goodinnn's Orchestrn; 11:30, Harry Lewis nutl Orchestrn; 11:45, Fireside Hour. KGO, Oakland 7 p. m., Your Government at Your Service; , 7:lf, Sports Hentlllnern; 7:80, Rainbow Room Orchestra; 8, Shnndor, viollnlsf: 8:08. Lnrehniont Casino Orchestra; 8:15, Frank Wnln nahe; 8:30, Time Out: 9, Harbor Lights: 9:30. Walt!! 'i'ltno; 10, Pnl ace Hotel Orchestrn: 10:30. Hotel Blltmore Orchestra; 11, Chnrles Run ynn, organist, KPO, San Franclsoo 7 p. m., Amos 'n' Antly: 7:15, Rhnwbont: 8:1S. Symphony Hour: 9:18, Hollywood Talent Parade; 9:45. Ninety Day In Time: 10. News Flashes; 10:15. Hotel St. Francis Orchestrn: 10:30. Mnrk Hopkins Ho tel Orchestrn; 11, Bni Tabnrin Or chestra: 11:30. Deauville Club Or chestra. KFRC. San Francisco 7 p. in., Hal Kemp and Orchestrn: 7:15, Renfrew of the Mounted: 7:30, tneent Lope-i and Orchestra: 8, Benny Goodmnn nnd Orchestrn; 8:30, 7 p. m., .Memory Gnrdcn: 7-15 Ren frew; 7:30. Stnbile; 8, Philo-upher: S:15, Jurgens: 8:30, Rubinoff: 8:45. Concert: 0, Magazine; 9:30, News: 0 45. Cherniavsky: 10, Crnic: 10:30, Kirkhnm: 11. Goodmnn; 11:30, Lewis: 1 1 :45, Fireside. 1 TEXAS SPEECH (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) prior to tli rei'pnt (Ipinnprntk pri mnry pp(;tion. "Mr. Konspv?lt nnd Mr. Fnrlcy in- (Nirseil (j()vernr J.pliiniiii of Now York, ho why fshouliln't the vice president iiulorsp n mini down hero in TexitH?" It p for ring to the roiulition of busi hpks in upittrnl, lie invited hix t,(l(K listeners tn look at Htatompnts of two Inrye Dullns ImnkK nnd com pure Mh.se of July VXVA, nnd July, lit.' Hi. His nndieiup rhepred. The ruddy, whitp-liaireil speaker donrrihed President 1 tool, eve It ns "fl wonderful chap.' "He tins ,nne of the biptuest henrtB evpr put in n man's breast," he continued. "I bud an agreement with the chief in UKW thnt he wns to do all the talking nnd ! would do all the work." j ( vHjL Oo of the assistanti tt:i t return in the after 9uva v a private interview ai i Ir.ifr CibUn vaa gone that wnt Titar CiuthUn'a office, force j . (be impression of the im- j 9t34itT vt his work. I wa informed I :&4t the elf lo force at the present J u cvntisted of only AO young; !ais At on time 160 stenog- j rp&r ar employed in answering: nail After one radio talk one mil- J boa letters were received by the famous Detroit radio priest - Kathr Coughlia informed me that he .planned on speaking in two California cities during the latter part of August. When I informed him that wo could not hear him on the radio on Sunday afternoons, he replied that the only loud-speaker j that he had in Oregon was Del Baker iof the Detroit Tigers," Father Leip ! iig stated. During the visit in Detroit, Father 1 Leipiig visited M. H. (Dad) Butler, j track coach and athletic trainer at ! the Tniversity of Detroit. Formerly "Dad" Butler held similar positions j at Oregon State college for a number j of years. "Dad' Butler i a familiar I person to many Oregon Inns. Specinl ! greetings were sent to William 'BiH'' , i Hnyward of the University of Ore gon through Father Leipzig. On the return trip to Oregon Father Leipzig spent one (lay attend ing the national convention of Cath olic Charities being held in Seattle. The opening -day on Sunday wit netted St. flames rnthedrnl In Seattle completely filled with delegates from every section of the United States nnd Seattle people. Archbishop E. D. Hownrrl of Portland opened the con vention with pontifical hitrh mans In (hp prPHpiipe of two nrclibishopK, TJ binhcrs, nnd a Inrgo gathering of priests. Fntber Leipzig on his trip went first to Seattle on the Pacific cont fire chiefs Hpecinl train to attend the Pncific Const Fire Chiefs' con vention. ,7uly 'JO-'JU. On the special train' wpro the Intprnntlonal presi dent. Chnrles .1. Brennnn. fire chief of San Francisco, nnd' the Intprnn tional secretary, .lay W. Stevens, fire inarshnl of California. Dirinr the three dny convention at Senttle. Wnsh.,' Fntber Lpfpzig spoke to the assembled fire chiefs. Following the convention the entire detpsntion of fire cbipfn sppnt n dny visit inr Vietorin, B. C. Returning from Senttle on Thursday evening, the special trnin of fire chiefs, nng mented by Oreron nnd Wnshintnn drlepntes. proceeded to Toronto, Can ada, for the Tnternntionnl Fire Chipfs meetinT. Enrouto the dple-rntes stopped briefly nt S"oknnp. Olncier Pnrk. Montnnit,- the Twin Cities in Minnesota, nnd Chicnjro. "At these Viirimm dIhcp they were ,entertai,npd by tbe .fire chief. : ( .;; .. . Father LeinKit lias taken tin "active part in the fire prevent ion work on the const during q number of years. sional district "in order to make it eaisier for the Towutfenditea to unite m one candidnte." POKTLAND, Aug. 6. C4 Port laud lost ground last week in tbe Portland-Seattle "end sudden death" ccntest, records showed today. The week's score: Fatalities Seattle 1, Portland 1 ; injuries Seattle 53, Portland 50; accidents Seattle 25u, Portland 3-U UARSHFIKLD, Aug. 6. G4) Fishermen and campers found a large share of southwestern Oregont virgin forests closed to entry today, under order from Governor Charles Martin. Permits must be obtained to trek through the restricted area. The in creasing fire hazard gave rise to the order. PORTLAND, Aug. 6. 14) Tho flax industry in the United States "is worth $100,000,000 annually and the Willamette valley can raise all the flax necessary for the industry." Wal fred Sliuholro, state labor director of the Works Progress Administration, told a civic club here. In commenting oc the WPA, Shuholm said tbe ori ginal registration of 11,000 had drop ped to 1JJ.000. ST. HELENS, Aug. 6. OP) Ac tion of City Treasurer Bowser in calling tor oil indorsed warrants to October, 1035, resulted in city war rants bringing par value at a bank here tor tbe first time in six years. KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. . OP) Heat appeared on the weather menu lor today nftcr electrical and rain storms which visited the Klamnth country lute yesterday. Lightning set four fires in timber west of here, but they were quickly controlled by the Klr.nuitb Forest Protective associa tion. Reports from Bonanza this morning wort! thnt the grass fire which haH burned over about 21100 a ere 8 iu that valley is now well tinder control. The blaze destroyed consider able fence nnd is reported to have burned barns on tho Scott and Dear born ranches. PORTLAND. Aug. 6. OP) The asserted "backfire" built up by "col 1 ges, churches nnd others" holding America! business to be predatory and Jinedy and "opposed to the general welfare" drew a sharp att.ick from 1 In r per Sibley, president of the United Slates chamber of commerce. Ad drrssiiiK a incctin:; of the Portland (htunbpr. Sibley snid the in-tutioii ' miss tbe fact t lint American business Quick, Inexpensive way to help improve handi ove Tiisht.kceptnemyoung-iooKing.iryioqay. lil..Hll!HM Pnsxinp Pnrnfle: R-45 fMinrl,. TW. Brooklyn at Philadelphia; runtpou- I net nnd On-hentrn: 1). Mnhil Jinan d; rain. j jine; n :30. .Inn finrhr-r nml Or- " - lehentrn; f:-l, Ritliinnff nml ,lnn BORN 'Penree; 11), News; 10:15. ("inylnrcl yCM'.NG At the Snrreil Henri hue- ' f'nrler nt the Orenn: 10:30. Wnln. pltal, Wednesday. Auti. 5, 1UU0, t'i hnn'e Orchestrn: 10:4."i. llnrrv Lewis .Mr. nnd Mrs. Kldon Young. J02I nml Orohenlrn; It. Benny fiondmnn : LEAVES ON TRIP Harold .Sirnwn hnK left for (Jlns ynw, Mnnt., to spend two weeks vlsit i i IT hi" hrolher. llowtirtl Strnwn, who Ih in the aoyernnient employ on the Knrl Peck dtnn project. Emerald street, Kmene, s son. FRANKS At Ihe S:icr.-d llcnrt Ii.jk. rlml, Tburhdny, Auk. ii. 1U.".0. to .Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Franks. 117 Comniercinl avenue, Koselmrg. tire.. s son. MAllt 'V-At the Sncred II. art hos piml, Thur:,iluy, Ann. I). lKlll, to Mr. snd Mrs. C. A. Mrcy. iislnirn opttrtmeutH, V;iicenr, a son. KAI.KM. Aug. (1 (P)(-i,.r WPn. ther wns foreenvt for todny nfler yes terday'" hisll mnrk here of ill' de. ;rees. The niiiiiiuiun this morninc wns ft'.'. nnd Orchestrn: 11:30, Hnrry Lewis! nnd Orchestrn; 11:4."i. (Inylord Cnr-1 ter nt the orenn. j KNX, Hollywood T p. ni., Klmer (ices Hollywood; 1 7:15. Hollywood on Pnmde: 7:30,' Newlyweds; 7:4.1, Kinjr Cowboy; 8, j 'nlline All Cars; 8:30. Musical ; 8:4, ! Jones Boys; 0. News; 0:15, .lay Whidden's Orchestra; 0:45, The Crockett Family; 10:15. Hnl Orny-! son's Orchestra: 11, Ijirry Lee's Or-! chestra: 11:30. Pontrelli's Orchestra; I'-. KNX Transpacific News. KCW Portland 5 p. til.. Women in the Headlines: f:l.. Sunset Serenade, Kenny Allen: eUIMtrs I Hi. S0OI I K 'arskBsaCiil 1 T iBsBBBss-svsMsniaiNHSBllju wiimimumKmmmmmtmtmmmtamammnmtmamnujaBnammmmmm -m" SI II I I I : . . . if you watch your diet, exercise sensibly, live moderately ...And, if you drink, choose a whiskey that agrees with you. FOR months we have examined ttm vital ques tion, "How does the human system respond to different forms of whiskey?" The findings of a group of trained, impartial, fact rinding men engaged by the House of Seagram have conclusively proved that ' Sr.igr.im's Omni Blended Whiskies are A Most U h'olesome form of Wbiikey." 6 CROWN 95Cpint Cede No. 24C S.ijtlm'1 ri. fii Itleaded riiiikey. The itnithl h,.WI, In ihi, pio.un , I v. or inoie olj, lir.,,1,1 h,,k.i ,! -MV nruii.l rou. douhtj Hum Am.iKio ii,a. Boitltd uoaer this totmuL stai. ,U, ivjo. 90 fruoL Seittim'i Srna Croan lilro.lrd ru,ky. 1 he nnichi hikin In ih.i snshrt tr y.t. ot moi. old. J71V?,. iiiiKl.l wh.ikit, ind I,:' m.Mi irum dunlin! ii,.,n Am.n.in 4Uto. BoiUcd uudn Urn loimuii mct M.y lyjo, 90 1'ioul. Therefore, you who have always liked the fine, rich taste of Seagram's Crowns now know why these whiskies agree with you so well. Blended with Seagram skill from one of the world's largest stores of fine aged whiskies, Sea gram's Crowns, if taken in moderation, are your assurance of pleasure uilboul penally. 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Flat Flame 524.50 For Home And Farm Use " QUACKENBUSH'S 160 East Broadway Eugene, Oregon ha! been creatiu? wealth all along tbe line, brinsiuy Li'iii-fits to the worker ni.tl the wdHxea a well n to fiiiou fieri.'1 PORTLAND, Aug. 6. UP) Victim of a fire believed to have been started by matches. Itita Robertson, 2, died is. a hospital here. Police said she was thought to bave been playing with matches, which ignited ber dress. PORTLAND, Auc tt OP) Funeral services will be held here at 4 o'clock today for Mrs. Henry D. Kismaun, 41, Grant Pass, who died in Seattle on Tuesday. Her husband is a Grants Fasa restaurant owner. PORTLAND. Aug. 6. UP) The Portland fire department does tbe chores regardless. Latest deuand of the taxjiflying personnel called for the rescue of a canary. Fireman Justice delivered. Ho crawled over a two-inch plank between apartment bouses to return a bird which bad gone visiting. Tho doors to its new abode were found locked and the buildings were too close together for a ladder. Hence the ucrobatica. . Swift Employes Get Vacation Schedule Formal announcement was made Thursday of the inclusion of employes of the local dairy and poultry plant of Swift & company in the vacation plan of that company. Under the instructions received by Manager L. W. Brookshier, all male hourly and piecework employes who will bave completed four years of continuous service by October 1, and all female hourly and piecework em ployes who will have completed three yearn of continuous service by that date will receive one week's vacation, with pay. Vacations of two weeks with pay shall be granted to male nnd female hourly and piecework employes who will have completed 10 years vof continuous service on October 1. "Swift and company Is one of com paratively few bnsipeiiseH in the Uni ted States which grants vacations with pay to hourly nnd piecework em ployes," said Mr. Brookshier. "We are highly gratified thnt we are included in the plan, which will affect quite few of our employes." T, (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) turn over a percentage of the gross take to tbe city aud are rcceivini; ns high as $4800 per year from this source. Of 107 cities Indicating the number of pin ball machines operating within tbo cfty limits, 60 cities h-ve 'JT or lest., while nine have from 2'2Q to 1500. Portland is tbe only city bavinR tho latter number. Fou.'teen cities have no machines in operat!onwhile in Jl the number is unknown. Of the 105 cities indicating whether they licensed pin ball machines, 38 licensed 25 or less while 1(1 license, from 20 to 1500. Four cities indicated the number was unknown, while 53 cities Cockroaches To banish these pests in a hurry, just sprinkle BUHACH across their trails (following them to their bur rows if possible), and in cracks and crevices. BUHACH makes short work of In sect pests though it is guaranteed safe for hunmn beings and auimsls. 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