ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1925.
THRrS-
LOCAL
Weil Fork Men Visit
Hero visiting over Sunday vera
Leo Emerson and Frank Ingram.
Both are West Fork residents, and
left yesterday.
Back From Elkton
S. J. Jones returned yesterday
from Elkton, after spending a lew
days In that vicinity attending to
business mutters.
From Medford
N. Nlvetto is spending a few days
In this city attending to business
affairs. Mr. Nlvetto is from Med
ford, and arrived here Sunday.
From Salem
T. Gilbert was a visitor in Rose
burg over Sunday from northern
points. Mr. Gilbert resides at Sa
lem, and left yesterduy for other
points lu the state.
Corbett Men Visit
Visitors and guests in this city
over Sunday from northern points
were Harry C. Reikert and Clarence
Hicks, lloth men are residents of
Corbett, Oregon.
Return From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith have
returned to their home in this city
after spending the week end in
l'ortlnnd, visiting with their son,
E. L. Smith, Jr.
Guest Sunday
Visiting in this city over Sunday
from northern points was E. Sny
der. Mr. Snyder is a Portland rest
dent, and left yesterday for other
points in southern Oregon.
From Salem
S. L. Stewart was a visitor and
guest In this city over Sunday from
northern points. Mr. Stewart re
sides at Salem, and left today for
other points in the state.
klamath Falls Residents Visit
Visitors and guests in this city
over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J.
Shaler and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaler are residents of Klamath
Fulls, and returned home yesterday.
Business Visitors
Arriving from northern points in
this city yesterday were Ralph
Gill and E. L. Mann. Both are Med
ford residents, and will be In this
city for a day or so transacting
business affairs.
From North
Front northern points to stop
over in this city over Sunday were
Mr. anil Mrs. C. K. Harris. Mr. and
Mrs. Harris are from Portland and
left Monday for other points in the
stute. ,
Visit Sunday
Visiting In this city and guests
overnight Sunday were Dr. Win. B.
Hare of Portland, and W. W.
Downs, of Hillsboro. They left Mon
day morning for other points in tho
state. ,
From Westoort
From northern points to arrive
and spend Sunday in this city as a
visitor was Grover Hedpeth. Mr.
Hodpeth is from West port, ami left
yesterday for other points in south
ern Oregon.
Motoring South
Motoring to southern points are
Mr. and Mrs. Uoy E. Strang. They
are Portland residents, and were
guests and visitors in this city
over Sunday. They left Monday
morning for the south.
On Way South
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dull were
guests and visitors In this city over
Sunday. They are returning to their
home at San Francisco, after a
trip to northern points. They left
yesterday morning by motor.
Here Over Sunday
Guests and visitors in this city
over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Cox, of Heppner, Ore.,
and Miss Emma Stanford, of Galax,
Va. They left Monday morning for
other points in Oregon. They are
traveling by motor. '
Clifford Bemis Here
Clifford Hernia arrived in this
city last night fioni Kelso, and will
spend p. few dnys in Roseburg vis
iting with relatives and friends. Mr.
Jletnls la In partnership with Cecil
Hlack In a confectionery stare at
Kelso, Wash.
To Visit Parents !
F. Nichols is expected In this!
city today from the north, and
wiil visit at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. NicholB.I
Sr.. who reside about 12 miles
north of town. Mr. Nichols has
been living at Sprngue. Washing-
ton, but may decide to locate in;
this city.
Ix-hv.-s for Jforshflelil I
I). J. McKlnnon, who spent'
Monday in this city transacting
business matters, lett this morn-
Ing for Marshfield. to look after'
hii.tneu interests. Mr. McKln-4
non Is from Eugene, where he Is:
associated with a meat parking
company. He was a guest at tne
Grand Hotel, while here.
Thrones Hctilrn from Xorlh
Up .nil lrt Jnhn M. Throna
roi'nriied tn'ihelr home In this
-n hi. mnmlnr nf ter snendlnr
several days at northern parts.!
ih. .into' Mrs Throne has
been visiting In Portland. Mr.;home of their son. W. A. Morlan,1
Throno went on to Tacoma. in this city, left this morning for
where he attended a meeting of a trip to. Ashland, where they
the Trustees of tho Klwanis
club.
Returra to California-
Harry Howard, who has Been
spending the past month at Eugene
with his father, W. S. Howard, and
,'iva in thla city returned tn'stonDed over In the city vester-
nlov -
ed by the Telephone and Tele- , here. They have been resld- and are Inviting all young people Harry Hoshart, but Mrs. hvans Mrs. H. ssle Rover was elec tro" su- wun reo, wnne aim green siream
graph company. Mr. Howard states Ing at Walla Walla. Washington, to attend. This Sunday school I body had not been removed at perlntendent, and with a prosper-'era, colors of the order, and pot
that his father submitted to an-land are on their way to Saw-, makes the ninth one In operation . noon. 1 tlve membership of 3. It Is eipec-t-1 ted plants. Those out or t n pres
ntiier blood transfusion about telle, California, where they eg.' tn Douglas county that Is being Long and F.van. bruised, but ed that much will he accomplished ent to witness the work were: Mr.
three davs ago and has mad. aipert locate. They left for the sponsored or the American Sun-. not seriously hjrt, were broughtiln Sunday school work In this and Mrs. II Wood, Mr. and Mrs. M.
decided rally since that time. south till mrnniug. day School Union. I to Lebanon. 'field. II. Smith, Mrs. Llllle Farmer, Mrs.
NEWS
From Glide
James B. Cole la spending aa9 p. g. niakely. Mr. Ulakely la a
day or so in this city visiting resident of Glide,
and attending to business mat-j
ters. Mr. Cole Is a Glide resl- u. Vauohn Visits
dent, and arrived Monday.
Left For Portland and Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Bert G. Bates left
this morning for Portland. Enroute
they will spend a couple of days at
the stale legislature watching the
activities of that body.
Visiting Here
W V fronch arrived from his
hnrnn nt OnblnnH veslertlnv and
will snend a few davs In this
city looking after business Inter-
ests and visiting with friends.
Coast I'eoplo Visit
From coast points to visit In
ih,
this city overnight last
lllfS"V
were Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cooper
and baby. They reside at Marsh
field and left for that place this
morning.
From Seattle
From northern points to ar-
Mr and b'. R Hurrell u;" """!
la"l"l:, Vleyu.ale J'T SU'.1:!j
visiting.
Return to Roseburg
Mr. and Mra. K. I). Anderson, for
mer residents of Hoseburg who
have been spending some time In
Portland, have returned to Hose
burg, and are residing at 1242 Win
chester St.
Here From Portland
Mi as Kuth A. Graham is In the
city from Portlund looking after the
interests of the Oregon Grange J.ul
letin In an advertising way and
consulting with that paper's editor,
Lr. C. H. Bailey.
Itetiirns to Portland
W. O. Lutz returned to Port
ter spending Monday In t his' city
looking at ter business interests
and visiting. He wag an over
night guest at the Grand Hotel.
ltturnhiK to Klninatli Falls
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Helms
were guests in this city over-
night, arriving from the north.l
Tk., ,i,,.nln. hm l W In.l
math Falls, after a trip to north-
ern points. They left this morn
ing.
Guests Monday
Guests and visitors In this city
over Monday at the Hotel Umpqiia
were Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Larsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Larsen aru residents
of Seattle, and left today for other
points in southern Oregon.
From Eugene
W. L. J'erry Is spending a day
n T3n..I...M I,w.lr1,i(. aftuf
!.,.. i,..,.,Uf, II, u.rv i
from' Eugene, and is "connected!
nn,.Mmlaii ju.hnnl nt'ing lor Alursimein U""
that place. He arrived from the
north Monday,
HuKiiicss Visitor
Spending a short time In tills
city unending to business mat
ters is Edwin Gale. Mr. Gale Is
from Portland, and arrived Mon
day. He is an adjuster lor one
of the northern insurance com
panies.
Lonvcn for Cullfornin
Thomas Peach, of this city,
left this morning for Oakland,
California, where he will spend
some time looking after busi
ness. Mr. Peach states that he
may decide to locate in southern
California.
I.e-HVi' for South
C. E. Stead, who arrived from
...ih.rii nninta ttciipni:i v unit
spent the day visiting and look-
i. .ft.. h !,.,., affair. left
this mornlnx for the south byi
motor.
land.
Mr. Stead is from Port-
Itusiucss Visitor
M. A. Perry is spending a few
rinvM in Hoitehnrff lookine after
buBlnesB interests. Mr. perry is ninm. ..n. onr-p-a
Portland resident, and arrived; ard Is from Medford, and left this
from the north Monday. Ho Is! morning for other southern Oregon
associated with a tire and, rub
ber company in Portland.
Guest Monday
Mrs. L. 11. Han was a guest
Jnd visitor in this city for a few
hours Monday and overnight.
Mrs. Dan is from Port Orford,
and left this morning for Fresno,
Californfa, where she will spend
some time visiting with friends,
'
Seattle Men Here
Sncndinif a few davs In this
city looking after business mat- nays is irom r.ugene. ana win
ters and visiting are J. J. Vea-jbe here several days attending to
ters and A. M. Miller. Both are, business matters. He is connect-
Seattle residents and arrived injd with a bonding house at Eu-
Roseburg Monday. While in the, gene.
city, they will be guests at the
Hotel Grand.
Mr. Sntison Visits
W. J. Sauson snent Monday
and part of today in this city
looking after business matters.!
Mr. Sausen Is from corvallis ana,
Is a representative of the Grand'
ma Cake and Cookie company.
He left for southern points to-
riuV
The meetings at Green, which
lm tnr Ail.lunil
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Morlan,1
who hiva been vlsltinsr at the
will visit. Mr. and Mrs. Morlan;
arrived from the east a short
time ago, and expect to remain
here till snrincr.
I Stop Over Velenlny
' Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mcintosh
'dav inri were overnieht auests
In from Gift ror few hours to-'Her From Wilbur
day was Mrs. R. T. Blakely. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kir.sel of WU
Blakely was In shopping and visit-iDUr. lm among the out of town
ing with friends. i residents transacting business mat
- 1
rrom unoi
In visiting and looking after busi
ness mutters for a few hours toduv
In this city visiting and attending
to business Interests for a few
hours today was James Vaughn.
Mr. Vaughn Is a Glide resident.
From Mllo
G. D. Gorm Is spending a few
days In Hoseburg visiting with
friends. Mr. Gorm Is from Mllo,
and arrived In this city Monday.
On Business
From northern points to spend
Monday in this city looking after
business matters, was P. N. Van
Dyne. Mr. Van Dyne is a Portland
resident and left this morning.
In Biifdnefw Matters
,.;.. ,.,. I. .... I n -r,ai At-
ters for a short time In Hoseburg,
is M. l. uuppei. Air. uuppei is
from Senile, ana arrived ironi,
tne nortn aionaay.
Visit Today
In this city visiting and transact
few
- hn Alexander. Mr. 'and M
and Mrs.
rs. Alex
ander are residents of Glide.
Mr. Corbitt Viit
D. C. Corbitt is spending a
short time in Hoseburx attend
ing to bust news matters. Mr.
Corbitt is a Eugene rosfdent, and
arrived here Monday.
On HiinIii
It. L. MelJowell in spending a
day or so in this city looking af
ter business interests. Mr. Mc
Dowell is from Salem, and arriv
ed from the north Monday,
FrU.m ,,:l,'!rnoT7T i ...
- o -jH. t. iioiuen. .Mr. nun. en is a iu-
few days In Roseburg visiting andi UWtlU and h.rt today for
looking after buslnesg matters lother po(nta in lne 8tate
Mr. i'.uiutiu ib iiuui bufru. a Liu
arrlve" Monday afternoon,
Mr. Vauhn Here-
Arriving from northern points
Monday was George Vauhn. Mr.
Vauhn Is from Euene, and will
spend a day or so in Itoseburg
-e " '"-
. . "
BUSineSS VllHOr
C. Wlarnoch spent Monday In
this city looking after business af
fairs. Mr. Warnock is a Medford
resident and left this morning. He
was a guest at the Umpqua hotel
over night.
Port land Man Visits
Spending a day or so In this
city attending to business mat
ters is II. P. Ilaslnussen. Mr.
RasmuBsen resides at Portland
and arrived from tho north on
Monday.
Leave for MaxhfleM
, C- T. Cohoon left this
norn'
coast
points, after spending Monday In
this city transacting business af
fairs. Mr. Cohoon is from Port
land.
Mr. Rtuntz Visits
A. H. Sttinz is spending a short
time In this -city looking afteri Mr. Henderson Is from Klamath
business matters. Mr. Stuns la, Falls, and left for the south this
from Coos Kay. and Is with anlmornlng.
auio accessory euiiiiiau iiieie.
He arrived Monday.
Mr. Edwards Here ,
Spending a day or so In this
city attending to business Interests
Is J. E. Edwards. Mr. Edwards Is
from Eugene, and arrived Monday.
While in Roseburg, he will be a
guest at the Umpqua hotel.
From Eugene
Arriving from northern points
Monday was R. II. Morlan. Mr.
Morlan Is a Eugene resident, and
will spend a day or so here on
business matters. He Is repre-
senting a tire company at Eu
gene.
From Medford
In this city over Monday trans
acting business mntters and visit-
points.
Mr. Frrenunn Here
Arriving from tho north yes
terday wns A. C. Freeman. Mr.
Freeman will spend a day or so
In Roseburg on business matters.
Ho Is from Portland, and is con
nected with
company.
a plumbing supply
From Eugene
Arriving from northern points
yesterday was R. R. Hays. Mr.
Are In Salem
Mrs. V. M. ritchford and Miss
Acnes Pltchford motored to Sslem
Sunday to visit and transact nusl-
ness matters for a few days. They
were joined there hv Mrs. Claude
neun huh mm i.my. .iiss ram
ford and mother are expected back
tonight.
Meetings at Green End
The meetings at Green, which
' the Green Union Sunday school has
the Green Union Sunday school has
been holding, ended Sunday even-
Int. January IS. The meetings
18. The meetings
proved to be a great success and re -
suited In one conversion. On Sun -
day afternoon there was a con-
secratlon service held for tne sun -
day school workers, and 18 per-
sons reconsecrated their lives to
1 Christian service The young Deo-
ple of the Sunday school re - organ -
1 ized their class Sunday, and elected
as president. Kenneth Winston.
Thev are looklnc forward to a very
interesting meetinr next Sunday
ters In Roseburc yesterday.
Mr. Oliver Leaves
n II .ill ..... ......., fnnitaw I
. .M- l. I.J.L.,,. .rr hn-lne."1""1' PfOBllSed S full BC-
interests. left this morning for the I
nortb. Mr. Oliver Is from Portland.
From Eugene
From northern points to arrive
and spend Monday In this city look
ing after business mutters, was E.
S. Burnett. Mr. Burnett is from Eu
gene, and returned today.
On Business-
Miss Lucy A. tase is spending
day or so in this city looking after
mUsUv ...n .vow. mt, v j
from Corvallis,
and arrived here
Monday
Portland Man Leaves-
W. M. Clark, who spent Monday
In Koseburg looking after business
matters, left this morning for other
points In southern Oregon. Mr.
clark j (rom prtluud.
Mr . Croison Visit
From northern points to visit and
transact businens affairs in this
city Monday was George Croison.
t Mr. Croison is from KuKene and ro-
turned today.
Dr. Stewart Returns
Dr. E. B. Stewart haa returned to
tills city after an absence of about
two weeks. In Indianapolis, where
he attended the nulkmul meeting of
the American Legion.
Prom Portland
From northern points to arrive In
this city Monday was I. N. Noble.
Mr. Noble is r. Portland resident,
and w ill be in Hoseburg for a short
time on business affairs.
Eugene Man Visits
In thla fltv tittfnillnir tn hiKtlnpRM
(interests from northern poliUs was
From Portland
Visiting and transacting business
mailers in noseuurg over mdduhi i
waa F. H. Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler is I
from Portland, and left today for
other points in the state.
From Portland
In Roseburg from northern points
Monday and a guest overnight was
Charles Kadderly. Mr. Kadderly Is
from Portland, and was in. this city
attending to business mutters.
From Portland
From northern points to visit
and trnnsact business matters in
this city yesterday were Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Schmeer. Mr. and Mrs.
Schmeer are residents of Portland,
and left this morning.
Portland Man Visits
From northern points to spend
Mondsy In this city attending to
business matters was 11. Worten-
dyke. Mr. Wortenilyke resides In
Portland, and left today for other
points in the stato.
From Klamath Falls
From southern uolnts to visit and
transact business matters In this
citv Monday was C. A. Henderson.
Visitor Leaves
E. Flanders, who spent Monday
in this city attending to business
matters, and was an overnight
guest, left this morning for other
points in southern Oregon. Mr.
Flanders is from Portland.
Mrs. T. J. Epplng died this after
noon at Mercy hospital after an Ill
ness of several weeks duration.
Mrs. Epplng was taken to the hos
pital the first of the month, but re
covered sufficiently to he remov
ed to her home. She suffered a
relapse, however, and her death oc
curred this afternoon. She came
to this city early last year, and
b,er husband was employed as a
substitute clerk at the post office.
Resides her husband she leaves
two small children. Her parents
and other relatives live In the Can-
yonvhle vicinity. Funeral
rangements will not be made until
the arrival of relatives tonight.
fAMMUtl 1Tm I,raHl Win.)
AT. HAN Y. Ore. .tan !f Mrs.
MRS. T. J. EPPIBG
DIESTHISAFTERAiOQN
Mil COII,
WOHDROn
P. T. lyong and Mrs. L. P. Evnns.l -who
resided near Lebanon. Ore..' "Bill" McElhlnnv, the two-year
were drowned this morning o'd son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc
when an auto In n-hl.-h lh..v were Klhlnny. wss quite severely burned
riding with their htishands went
iff rnH three mllo. .niiihe.it
of Albany and plunged Into a
trains canal. lioth husbands,
.who were riding In the front seat,
, who were rldlne In the front seat
of the car, escaped. The women
of il-.e nr. ui'iinori The women
j w?ri.- about 60 years of Tgi.
I The nntn fnllort in tierollntfl a
i The auto failed to negotiate
; right angle turn In the road and
, went over the hank, going Into
the water without overturning.'
, The mai blne quickly submerged
and the women, riding In the
rear seat, were trapped. The
i husbands managed to extricate
1 themselves, but were unable to
i save their wives
' Mrs. Long's body wss recover-
e,l from the machine a
I'.vfl;-
1 tv minutes after the nrcldent by
SEARCHLIGHT ON
DRY ENFORCEMENT
REVEALS HARDSHIP
(Continued from page 1.)
?ou.n,ln f; ''' 000
fund, allowed by appropriation.
1 overn or Olcott. eutd Vierce.i
had $10,000. but ued $23,0OO Vmpqua hotnl One of the chief
while Governor Wlthycombe had Hems of Interest at the luncheon;
more than Olcott. waa the report made by John
Herwlg Cot Slat Moiht. Throne, trustee, who has just re
Pierce was asked If Herwl' turned from the Klwanla conven-1
was a salaried employe of the tn t Tacoma. Mr. Throne made
prohibltlon department
and re-
piled In the negative.
"I don't want, tn he mlannrfer-
tood." he said. "You w'll find
,, - ,, checks made out to Herwlg,
diu inese win oe expiainea.
There was some air of mystery
about this, for Garland replied."! ducting the Methodist revival aerv
"I don't think It would be for, ices, also made a talk which was
the good of the service for those enjoyed by all.
checks to be discussed publicly."! 0
lustrfct Attorney llelgerson or.
Folk county was questioned at
length. He said the district at
torneys of the state had made
no charges against Cleaver. He
deplored the reading of the state
prohibition law. which he said,
divides authority between the
prohibition commissioner and
the county authorities so that
their wires are often crossed.
Cleaver, said Helgerson, Inter
prets the law as plurlng the bur-'
den of co-operation upon the I.)
cal authorities, that is, requiring
local officials to co-operate with
the state department,' but not
the state department with th1 lo
cal officers. Cleaver corroborat
ed this statement. Helgerson de-
fended the reluctance of Cleaver i
to make known the names of all then culled the officers, hut they
his operatives. "I wouldn't llkel cou,i not be located. Today Chlof
to give you the names of all thelof police Ketch received a letter
men I pay in Polk County," ho! from j. r). Compton. chief of po-
snm; Home o( mem are moon-
sntners.
Helgerson said Cleaver should
notify the district attorney of
any county Into which he Is
snnding his men. Governor
Pierce asserted that this could
not be done In all cases, citing
Grant ami Klamath counties as
Instances in which It would ab
solutely hare tied tho hands of
law enforcement to do so, Mr.
--
Cleaver said he had on verai
times been requested by Sheriffs
not to notify them for the reason
that It would upset their plans
completely. If a state agent ap
peared at the sheriff's office.
The Governor's attitude on this
question was defended by Repre
sentative Fitzmaurice.
Lane Solon Hae Three Bill
Senator Magladry will Introduce
three hills todav. One would cen-
trallze control of all state traffic
offices under one chief In the sec
rotary of state's office, remove the
limitation of officers to be employ
ed In that division and leave the
secretary of state free to fix the
salaries of the men.
Another will provide for compul
sory sanitary dnspectlon of public
camp grounds, placing them under
the supervision of the state board
of health and designating county
heslth offcers to make regular In
spection of the grounds. The ser
vice would be supported by fees
with an additional compensation
allowed to health officers for the
inspection work.
The third Magladry measure will
ask an appropriate not X3li,00n for
an armory at Cottage Grove. This
has been approved by Governor
Pierce and Adjutant General
White.
PASS RESOLUTIONS.
At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Roseburg Chamber
of Commerce this afternoon, reso
lutions were passed approving the
bill before the legislature provid
ing for the appropriation of $5i.nu0
for advertising the state of Ore
gon, the money to be spent under
the supervision of the State Cham
ber of Commerce, and also the bill
which would provide an Increase
in salaries for the district attorneys
of the stute.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
BAPTISTS
A misunderstanding about the
purchase of the lot makes It urgent
that every Ituptlst be present at
the adjourned annual business
meeting, Wednesday night, Jan. 21,
at 7:311 at the church.
WALTER ADAIR DEAD.
Walter Adair, for many years a
resident of this county making his
home at Brockway, passed away
yesterday morning at Eho, Ore.,
where he was visiting wun rela
tives, according to Information re
ceived here today. Mr. Adair was
the owner of considerable land In
this county during his residence
here. Owing to falling health he
left, this section in hopes of lm-fng. After the regular routine of
proving his condition, but his ef-1 business, two candidates were In
forts seem to have failed In this ! mated, alter which the lodge open
respect. He had many friends and'ed their doors to all non-members
acquaintances here who will regret
his death,
BOY IS BURNED
this morning, when the contents of
a medlral lamp were spitteii upon
his arm. A vapor lamp had been
kept burning during the night In
the children's room, and this morn-
the children's room, and this morn-
Ing In climbing out of bed he tipped
Ing In climbing out of bed he tipped
I over the lamp, and the medical I
llould which was contained In It,
spilled nut, burning his arm from
the shoulder to the wrist In a very
painful manner.
New Sunday School Organized
The American Sunday School
Union missionary, Kenenth ('. To-
bias, reports tun orgsnt'ation oi
a new county Sunday school In Ihelgaret Whitney with a Clerk pin. In
Rice creek school district. The or -
gsnlr.atton meeting was netil last
evenlnv. with about 20 present.
KIWAI.IAI.S HEAR :
COiENTieOSITi
i
A very enjoyable Klwanli Lun-
cheon was held today noon at the
a complete and very Interesting re
port, dealing with the aims for the
coming year, and more particularly
with the Harding memorial drive,
explaining this proposition In de
tail and tu a very Interesting man
ner. Rev. L. i. .Miller, wno la con
Last July when J. M. Lane was
on his way home late one evening,
he was stopped on South Jackson
street by two young men, who held
him up at the point of a gun, and
took a postoffice money order for
$2.75 from his pockets, this being I
the only money which Mr. Lane
had uiHin him at that time. After
the hold-up he trailed Hie two men
to the Imiclea south of town, and
lice at Centralis, stating that the
men had been arrested there for
robbery, convicted and sentenced.
The money order was found In
their possession and returned In
the letter, and will be given to Mr.
Lane.
W. C. T. U. TO SERVE DINNER
The Roseburg. W. C. T. V. will
serve a dinner In the First M. E.
church Wednesday, Jan. 21, from 11
o'clock to 1 p. m. The menu con
sists of delicious home cooked food
and will please the most fastidious
tastes. Following the dinner there
will be a splendid program of
speeches and music. The county
executive will hold a business meet
ing with a song and praise service
' 2:15. The congregation will be
' " '"' '' Mrs. C, W.
Ledfnrd. evaueellstlc alneera assist
ing In the revival meetings now In I
progress In this church At 2:46
.M,"yr, u - ."m"0 r-.T ".
"The Life of Our City, Dependent
on Law Enforcement." The legisla
tive fund will be discussed by Lil
lian M. Stevens and Mrs. V. J. Mi
cclll. At 8:10 Rev. J. L. Miller, the
evangelist from Nashville, Tenn.,
will glvo an address. "Internation
al Value of Prohibition." Other
prominent speakers will contribute
to the program making It a very
worthwhile occasion. There will be
an offering taken. It Is hoped every
one Interested In this great cause
will be present.
SALVATION ARMY IN NEED
OF SHOES AND CLOTHES
The Salvation Army relief de
partment Is in need of shoes, trou
sers and other clothing for men. Ad
jutant Fred Anderson staled this
morning. A great ileal of relief work
has been done during the winter,
and many cases of actual need giv
en attention. Clothing Is necessary
to continue this work, and persons
having shoes or garment which
they are willing lo have used by
the Salvation Army In giving relief
to needy persons are asked to no
tify Adjutant Anderson by phone.
The telephone number Is 379 L.
HUNTING CASE HEARD
IN JUSTICE COURT
The case of the State of Ortjgon
against James Knight was heard
tn the justice court today. The
case is one in which Knight is
charged with killing deer by use
of a spotlight In the run yon below
Canyonville. The Jury drawn to
try the case consisted of Lester
Hell, A. J. Young, Jlimei M. Mt:
Kay, Walter RlgKS, C. T. Dennett
and I). F. Shields. Attorney Cor
don appeared for the slate and At
torney Neuner for the defense.
LILAC CIRCLE NO. 49
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Lilac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of
Woodcraft held their regular meet
ing at the K. P. Hall, Monday even-
and visitors to witness the Instnl
lation, the floor work being put on
by Captain Tillle I. Johnson, and
her staff of sixteen guards In uni
form. Mrs. Rertha Taylor was com
missioned as Installing officer.
sisted by Mrs. Minnie Matthews,
and Mrs. Ruth Covert. The follow
Ing otflcers were Installed for the
ensuing year : Mrs. Aivia n. v. emer-
'ell, G. N.; Mrs. Donna Oakley, P. O.
, N.; Mrs. Tillle Hughes. Adv.; Mrs.
Ivy Taylor, Mag.; Mrs. Margaret
Whitney, Clerk ; Mrs. Prudence III
dinger, hanker: Mrs. Elsie WI1
limns, Attd.; Mrs. Alice Fickle, I.
8 ; Mrs. Dorothy Rhoads, O. S.;
.Mrs. Tillle I. Johnson, C. of O.; Mrs.
Edith Churchill. Mrs. Dora Gilbert,
and M. Fickle, managers; Mrs.
Martha Cook, Cor.
Mrs. Donna Oakley was pre
sented with a beautiful Paiit Guard-
mn netgnoora inn ami airs, .nar-
; recognition of their services during i
, me pasi year. I nail Him uaiKiui'i i
! room
ere beaut irully decorated
1 PRESSES I
for Early Spring
SASSY
JANE
DRESSES
IN SPORT FLANNELS
A wonderful range of colors.
TheLadiesShoppe
1 30 N. Jackson St.
J. F. Roberts, Mrs. Ida Wiley, and
Mrs. Everett Winter, of Myrtle
Wood Circle No. S44. Myrtle Creek;
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. tloff, Mr. and
Mn. Geo. E. Shamp, Mr. and Mra.
Hand, Mrs. Davis, Miss Manning
and Mr. Kane of Oakland, Circle
No. 219, Oakland: Mrs. Grace New
man of Angelus Circle, No. 670,
Vale, Oregon: Miss Margaret Trad
er, of Moss Circle, No. 4s5, Cres
well, Oregon: Mrs. Mary Taylor, of
49s White Mt. Circle, Fort Jones,
California: Mrs. G. F. Hamilton,
Grants Pass Circle. Grants Pass:
Mlaa Anna Rauch, East Side Circle,
No. H43, and Mrs. Clnra Gruber,
Oregon Circle No. 171, Portland.
After the business meeting, a short
program was given, the numbers
being a planologue and reading, by
Mrs. Martelli Cannedy, and two
vocal solos, by Mrs. L. L. Covert
Refreshments were served In the
banquet hall to over one hundred
1 , ,, BmJ frl,.na, Dy
ie committee in charge.
NUTRITION MEETING
The last of a series of nutrition
meetings given by Miss Case, will
be held at the home of MrB. W. A.
Jenkins on South Deer Creek, Jan,
22. It Is hoped that there will be a
good attendance.
The meeting Is
open to all who care to attend,
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
' THE DIAMOND CROSS Twister No. 78.
By J. C BOYD.
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. Says Science
According to a recent newspaper" '
dispatch, the vigors of youth hava. ,
been returned to men of mature
age. through the beneficial result"
received from glandular treatment.--This
remarkable scientific work
has been accomplished by the hemp"
physician and surgeon of one. .of..
California's Statu Institutions.
The object of glandular treat
ment Is to build up the devitalised
glands so they may continue their
normal function of supplying the ..
vital glandular secretions so neces
sary to physical energy and perfect '
health.
Glandogen, the new sclentififi..
gland tonic, prepared In tablet form
provldeB a simple method nf taking
glandular treatment Glandogen,.
for men and women, Is obtainable,
at Chapman's drug Btore.
L. L. Crocker, of the Ploneet
Drug Store, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Westluko has
returned to his home in this city.
Mr. Crocker's health has been
greatly benefitted by the rest.
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How to Solve Puzzle
Ths best way to solve thil
cross-word puzzle Is to run ever
the list of horizontal and verti
cal synonyms in search of etd
dent or "easy" word. If hori
zontal, the word you ara look,
ing for must extant! crosswise
from the number to the first
shaded stop en the right; if ver
tical, it most extend downward
from tlx number to the first
shaded stop below. When fin
ished, the words should read
equally well cxoaswis and
downward.