The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 5

FIVE Dummy Wreck Exhibit Is Warning to Motorists LUMBER TRADE CUT land, Puget Bound and Grayi Harbor showed today. Orders have already been delayed or cancelled. Three large pulp the year's production la assigned to Japan, The warring nations rank first and second In Oregon and Washington export trade for the first half of the year. About 44 per cent of Oregon's lumber shipments went a the orient. BY S1NO-JAP WAR CHANGES LISTED PORTLAND, Aug.

19 (AP) and paper concerns have filed no The bloody conflict between the ticea at Washington saying they northwest In a 6harp reduction or i lumber orders, a survey at Port-'will he damaged Indefinitely. Limit on Chinese Pheasants Cut, Grey Squirrel and Grouse Barred. German-Made Planes and Italian Troops Used in Crucial Offensive. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1937.

I I I I) A Franco Spanish Frontier, Aug. IS. (AP) An iu-smiKeni army described by the Spanish government ts built around the Italian "black arrow'' brigade and bolstered by 2U0 Ger man-made planes, battered towurd (WM fl'm On The Job Serve You life WmWS your MtMBwsHip SAFHYCOMMISSlOHf I f'i 1 llTfV tWLLiirffi- i-J HELPS TO AVERT Lf I I x2T Alfflil3 ft CRASHES LIKE A VfZ 1 this. JrLti II r- I Suntamler today in what may prove the crucial cninpaign of Spain's civil war. Columns operating on parallel highways into Santander, the government's last Discayaik seaport and stronghold, were reported with-, in 25 miles of Saniandcr's outskirts.

A government communique said insurgents yesterday lost two strategic hill positions near Itei-nosa, southeast of Santander, when government troops counter attacked, leaping upon "Italians and Moors" from behind rocks and trees. Government troops were organizing a better resistance north of Iteinosn and Puerto Del Escuilo. Government airplanes were reported to have destroyed a convoy of insurgent lorries. Madrid advices also said government planes bombed the insurgent cruiser Almiraute de Cervera, fore- Several changes in seasons and limits are announced by the state game commission following Its recent meeting. Stiver grey squirrels, v.hifh formerly could ho hunted in Douglas county, are now protected throughout the entire state by a continuous closed season.

The season on elk has beeu somewhat extended and a three-day season, from November 8 to 10, Inclusive, has been opened in Klamath county. The bag limit on Chinese pheasants has been cut to two males per day and four In one week west of the -Cascade mountains. A closed season for the entire state has been declared on grouse and native pheasants. The rules of the commission are announced us follows: Silver gray squirrels Closed season In entire state. Hear Open season entire year except ia Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties, whero open sea-sou is from November 1 to November HO, inclusive.

Muck deer Open season September 20 to October 25, inclusive. Hag limit, 2 Columbian blucktall deer or 1 mule deer huvlng not less than forked horns. Hull elk Open soasnn in Klamath county, November 8, 9 and 10. open season from November to 18, inclusive in following described territory: All of Union and Umatilla counties except approximately 20,400 acres in the Conklin This horrific scene, greeting pedestrians and motorists In Albany, drew thousands to the spot. Getting close to the spot however, discloses the (act that the "victims' are dummies and the display is to promote sale driving In the community's safe driving campaign.

War Memorials to Honor A. E. F. I never met the mayor of Cannes." young Hoosovelt said. "I don't know anything about It.

If that did happen (the champagne and flower opisode) It could have her to flee Santander waters. been nothing else but a caso of mistaken identity. The government seemed to regard the Santander offensive as the pivotal action of the 1H- "It certainly must have been somebody else." months-old conflict. A communique reminded its troops in this north em battle area, as well as the whole population of government The president a. son said It was true that ho was "riding around" in a carriago during the Cannes fete.

Asked if he saw an attack on the mayor, he replied that "none took place in my presence." Spain, that the was eriti Springs urea and' known as the cal because Franco had thrown the Mt. Emily game refuge; that nor tion of Wallowa county lying north and west of the Grande Konde best of his war equipment and troop3 against Santander in an attempt to win the war there. MYRTLE CREEK river: that portion of Baker county lying west of the La Grande-Ilaker, linker-Unity and Unity-Vale anied by his sister, Mrs. George highways; that portion of Grant MYRTL-B CREEK. Aug.

IS. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey departed for their home In Quincy, Browning, of Highland, was in town Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs.

county lying east of the Pendleton- larl and Mr. Hart's three sisters. early Tuesday, after a visit cover John I Jay and John Day-Burns highways and north of a line drawn east from Seneca along the Mrs. Browning, and Mrs. South' if I'" Kijl worth and Mrs.

Wood, of Kenova, 'M a tank-truck salesman. It's Dark Canyon road to Summit Prai W. went to Bandon last Wed- i rie, tbenco to the Malheur guard station, thence to Flag Prairie, and ing quite a largo range or territory in Oregon. Accompanied by Mrs. Clara Bailey, Mr.

Bailey's mother, of Myrtle Creek, they drove to Albany, where they found Will Fltz-patrick doing a man's work in an insurance office, very happy to he uesday, and Wednesday of this week they expect to go to Crater my job to 'deliver the goods' on schedule, because if I let him down, I let you down, too. "Busy but I love it! Dealers thence to the Iockhart ranch on lake. the Grant county boundary line. Bag limit: 1 bull elk having horns, to the dealer right handy to your home. Rain or shine, it's Chinese pheasants Open season October 15 to October 31, Inclu are selling lots of gasoline and Stock and Bond Averages t.

sive, in Clatsop, Columbia, Washington, Yamhill. Polk, Benton, Imiw, IJnn, Douglas, Coos, Josephine, Jackson, Marion, Clackamas, up to me to wheel my truck into his station Multnomah, Hood River, Wasco, to see Richfield is tops. STOCKS Sherman, Gilliam. heeler, Mor row. Umatilla.

Wallowa, Union Compiled by Tho AHSuchitucl I'iobk. Haknr, Grant, Crook, Klamath and Auk. I'J Deschutes counties. Open season in county October 1 to 31, Inclusive. at work again after a five-year 111-nes3.

Then to Waldport, Nehalem, and to Can by where Mr. Bailey's brother Everett and family have their home, although at present they are stationed at Springfield. Then back to Myrtle Creek where their visit was completed. Mr. Railey states that they have driven almost 2U0U miles since leaving home.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and son. Oral, and Mr. and Mrs.

Vance and Mrs. John Conley, Mm. Hattie Jones, and May Brewer visited at the Chamberlain camp three miles east of Camas Valley Sunday. Pastor C. 1.

Kenuey is having a week's vacation which he is spending with his son-in-law and daughter and grutidson at llarrisburg. Everett Baiiey, who is foreman of tho extra gang ot the Bell Telephone company at present stationed at Oakland, spent the week-end here visiting with his mother, Mrs. Simple but impressive ceremonies will mark the dedication of America's greatest World War memorial at Montfaucon, France, Sunday, Aug. 1, in the presence of Gen. John J.

Pershing, when the towering monument shown above is commemorated to the million American doughboys who served in the Meusc-Argonne offensive. It was designed by John Russell Pope of New York nnd erected at a cost of nearly a half million dollars. Inset is shown another in the scries of American war memorials being dedicated between August and October, It marks the spot where American forces etopped the German advance at Chateau Thierry in July, 1918, aad was designed by Dr. Paul P. Cret of Philadelphia, TlNf IN; RICHFIELD REPORTER Ridio'i Finctt News Rroxdciit 10 P.

M. (PST) Every Night (except Siturdiy) NBC Red Network OLSEN A JOHNSON with Gertrude Nfesen and Ted Flo-Rita' 7:30 P. M. (PST) Every Wednctrfiy. NBC Red Network liiig mini: male birds in any 1 day ami not more than 4 mule birds in any 7 consecutive days in counties west of the summit of the Cascade range and -I male birds in any 1 day and not more than male pheasants in any consecutive days in counties east 15 15 (ill Iml'lB Kit's Sl'kH Tortny 117.1 K7.X 42.2 US.3 I'rev.

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Harney county: Open season, Oc- Mrs. J. P. Wilson, who was call ToiM-r Z3, and 30. liag limit, 3 ed to Toleilt.

about four male pheasants In any 1 day. weeks ago to care for her aged Hungarian partridge Open sea mother. Mrs. K. J.

Dearie, who had son, October lf to October 81r in Clara Bailey, bis small son, Invln, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey. been stricken with paralysis, writes Miss Oram Adamson, in com that her mother's condition Is Mill very serious. pany with three teacher menus, 'rank Hart, of Gazley, ac com- started Friday for sight-seeing tour of Canada.

They will also visit in Seattle. Their itinerary includes Victoria, Banff, Lake- Louise and many other points ef South Dakota teacher und is visiting in Oregon during iier vacation. Mr. and Mrs. It.

Mickelsoli and daughter. Allelic, spenl their vacation ut Toledo and Seaside lust week. During their absence Snook of Eugeno was in charge of the barber shop. Mrs. Emma Buick visited lit Roseburg last weeK with relatives.

John Sellers, who has been living at the Buick ranch, expects soon to move lo the Knight house in town. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Whitney and daughter, Eva, motored to Medford Sunday, where Miss Eva has a position as housekeeper for Mrs. Wil-lard Cave (Lucille Aldredge) while Mrs. Cave works In fruit packing through, the fall und early winter. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Wi. Frederick are making plans to pcnd the winter in southern California for tho benefit of Mr. Frederick's health. Mr.

Frederick finds that the cold fogH of our climate are hard on him as he Is in his eighties and will try interest. Mrs. Hecka thorn and her four children and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wallace and son, Thoodore and daughter, Luella, ave all gone to Grants Pass to work in the hop fields.

FILL IT WITH OOP! Graveside services were held Fri Wasco. Sherman, Morrow. Wheeler. Union. Umatilla, Wallowa and laker counties.

Opn season, October 1 to 31, inclusive. In Malheur county. Bag limit: 6 birds In any 1 day and not more than 12 In any 7 consecutive days'. Grouse and native pheasants Closed season in entire state. Quail Open season, October 15 to 31, inclusive.

In Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook, Washington, Benton, Multnomah, Yamhill, Clacka-iuhh, Lincoln, polk, Marion, Lane, Linn. Douglas, Coos. Curry, Josephine, Jackson, Wasco, Sherman. GHIiiini, Morrow, Uma tills. Deschutes, Crook, Lake and Wheeler counties, for California or Valley and Bobwhitn quail only.

Open season October I to 31, inclusive, in Klamath county for California or valley and bobwhite tpiall only. Open season, October IS to 31, inclusive, in Wallowa county for California or valley quail only. Open season October 1 to 31 for bobwhite quatl In Malheur county. BHg limit: Ten sm-h birds in any 7 cnnspculivc days. Kur-bcaring animals Open sea day afternoon at 2 o'clock fr 'it- lie James Clark.

who died at Mercy hospital Tuesday following an emergency operation for hernia caused by whooping cough. Ser vices were conducted by Minister .1. L. Wilson, asslsled by Mrs. Wil to find more genial climate if son.

Mrs. Evelyn Newton Ilrund, of Weed, visited here three possible. Dr. and Mrs. O.

R. Hess are in Portland for the week on a combined business and pleasiirt jaunt. days last, week with her mother, Ruth Parker, who is working in Mrs. Arrena Newton, and other relatives. Ms.

Nina Sharp went to Portland Sunday where she has employment. Mr. Gilbert Spraguc and family son, November IS, to Febru of Eugene have made arrange ary ir, Jitus, for mink, inuskrat, raccoon and otter. Closed season on marten, fishnr ments to move Into H. P.

Rice's cottage on Heard street. Mr. Spraguc has been secured as principal of civet cat, ringtail cat and beaver. The family's foremost problem Plenty of Hot Water for a upeti season entire year on badger skunk and weasel. Baby! MYRTLE CREEK HAS 7M PUBLIC LIBRARY Schilling pure'VIivilla YItTLK CKKKK, Aug.

18 A state (raveling library of 50 vol the school here. The Italian prunes have be can coloring tu this community, but-growers aro predicting a very late harvest. Shirley McCarton of Modesto, is visiting at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Anlauf this summer. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iton McCarton, well known to all old-tlmurB In the Myrtle Creek vicinity.

J. A. Jackson was feeling well enough to enjoy a ride with his son. Lee. Monday morning.

.1. G. Michaels hus been considerably improved in health for the past two weeks. umes has been received at Myrtle i reek, and is to be fcrpt in tho parlor of tho Methodist church. It will bo open to tho public on like OOP (short for Old Oscar Pepper).

For thi rich, full-bodied whiskey command the respect of any man who tutus whiskey! livery drop nf OOP is whiskey smooth, mellow whiskey distilled by the slow old-fashioned method. OOP was first made down in old Kentucky 'way back in IH.V. Try it-and you'll know why it's been so famous ever since! Pmsidiiy evenings from 7 to if o'clock, and Saturday afternoons DURING THE SUMMER Closed Saturday aftirnoon except by appointment. GEORGE E. HOUCK Physician and Surgeon 311 Medical Art, Bldg.

Office phone 115 Residence phone 272 from till o'clock. Those who have Imoks they wish lo donate to the library may Baby usually gets his bath afrof ovcryono olse is through, and the dishes have been washed. Sometimes he has to wait for water to heat, and ho doesn't lite it. And he lets everyone within hearing diilanco know that he doesn't. It's just another one of those things that get on a young mother's nerves.

But this is one thing that something can be done about. Done easily and inexpensively, too. "An automatic electric water heater solves tho problem quickly and efficiently. Don't think you can't afford to have one. Let our consultant give you estimates on installation and running costs.

Tho chances aro that you'll discover that you can't afford to bo without this modern convenience A telephone coll brings our consultant. do so. A record ef the borrowers Miss Clara I-ounberry has been vi.siting with a sister at Glendale liiti'Iy Mis- lommhorry fx will be kepi. Macaines are requested and these will also be loiint-d. The.

opening day for lh library will oe Tuesday. August 17. OLD OSCAR PEPPER tlAHD F. SON DENIES HE 'DOUSED' MAYOR A blind oj straight biiHes -'JO pruuj Frankfort Distilleries. Incorporated PARIS.

Aug. in. (API John Roosevelt, youngest son of President Roosevelt, told the Associated Press tonight tliHl he did not. squirt SUMMER WOOD PRICES 6ld growth fir 4-ft. Green, per cord S2.00 4 ft.

Dry Slab, per cord $3.00 16-inch Dry, per load S4.50 16-Inch Green, per load $3.00 Mill End, per load $4.50 2-ft. Green Slab, per load r. $3.00 Sawdutt, per unit $2.00 PHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Louisville Baltimore champagne at the mayor of Cannes $J00 122 mSsSlf or hit him with a bouquet of flow urn at a festival Sunday. FULL PINT I rULL QUART The California Oregon Power Company The mayor's aides had said the present's son was the person who ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYE wiuB greeted max uunug luuucs battle of flowers..