ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1925.
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Dress Coats featured at
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Sports Coats featured at
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To Spend Week Knd College, spent the week end
Miss Helen Churchill arrived visiting at the homo of her par
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LOCAL
Mrs. Lillian Scott and son were
Roseburg visitors Saturday and
Sunday. They reside at Kiddle, and
were lu re visiting with friends.
On Business
L. F. Lozicr of Medford. arrived
hi re from Lueiiu Saturday, and
M ill spend a duy or two in this cily
on business matters.
Mrs. Burr Improving
Mrs. Karl llurr, who recently un
derwent a major oiwralion at Mer
ry Hospital is reported to be much
improved today.
From Coast
(i. R. McClellan spent Friday
In this city attending to business
matters and visiting. Mr. Me
Clullan is a lleud resident. '
To VMt Parents
Miss Jeanette Rice arrived Fri
day nlKbt from O. A. C. and
spent the week end visiting with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Rice.
From I.ooklitg ;!'
Charles Chamberlain was a vlsl-
tor in this city today, and trans-
I acted business for a few hours.
He is from Looking Class.
From Winston
Mrs. Henry Landers was a vlsi
I tor from the rural districts today
and spent a few hours shopping.
She resides at Vlnston.
! i
j Mrs. Solomon Visits
Jlere today from Klkton visit
ling with friends and shopping was
: Mrs. Solomon. She returned
' home this afternoon.
Richards Visit Here i-
.Mr. and Mrs. John Richards
were visitors in town Saturday for
a few hours. They reside at Suth
erlin. From Vnipqnn
Spending a few hours In Rose
burg today attending to business
interests, was 11. It. Sutton. Mr.
Sutton resides at I'mpiiua.
Former Resident Visit'
Hill Smith, formerly of this
city spent the day week end here
itiiig with old friends and attend
ing to business matters.
From Melrose
I Lloyd Wilson was in town for a
few hours Saturday visiting with
friends and transacting business
matters. He resides at Melrose,
In Town Saturday
I Spending a short time in Rose
I burg Saturday was Roy Pepiot,
I who resides at Sutherlln. Mr.
Pepiot was here cn business mat
ters. -
Bill Burr Home
lilll llurr spent the week end
here visiting wlUi his parents and
friends. He returned today to
CorvalHs to resume his Btudles at
6. A. C.
On Hiisincss
I Jack Chenoweth spent a few
! hours transacting business mat
ters today. Mr. Chenoweth Is
, : from Oakland, and returned home
1 this evening.
Spends Week End
j Miss Roslna Porter arrived here
Friday night from (). A. C. and
spent the week end visiting at the
'home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'Fred Porter.
! Irtimlcens Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. I.tindnen
spend the day here todny visiting
with friends and transacting busi
ness. They arc residents of El
garose. Glenn Radabaugh Visits
Glenn Radabaugh spent the
week end here visiting his par
ents and friends. He is attending
the University of Oregon at Eu
gene. ; Visit Saturday
!; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Olllvnnt, and
'daughter, Nell, were here Saturday
'and spent the afternoon on busl
i ness and visiting with friends,
f , They reside at Olalla.
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Mrs. Leaks Visits
Mrs. Arthur Leake spent Satur
day In this city visiting with rela
tives and friends. She resides at
Klxonvltle.
Vanderwoods Visit-
Mr unit Mra T Vanderwood
spent Saturday afternoon in Rose-
burg visiting with friends and snou
ting. They reside at Green.
Mrs. Bjerg Visits
Mrs. C. J. Bjerg, was a vfsltor'
from the rural districts Saturday !
and visited with mends. She re- i
aides on one of the Curry tracta. i
Hers Today
Fred Hamilton was here this
morning from the Half Moon or
chards transacting business affairs
and visiting for a few hours.
From Glengary
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison were visit
ors in town Saturday from Glen
gary. They were here on business,
and returned home Saturday night.
Visits Here Saturday
Miss Pauline llrldges, of Oakland,
was a visitor here Saturday. She
returned home Saturday night, after
spending the day visiting with
friends.
Visiting Father
Kd Miller is spending a few days
in Roseburg visiting his father,
who has been quite 111 at the Sol
dier's Home Hospital. Mr. Miller
is fr6m Medford.
Attends Funeral
Mrs. Jesse Taylor, sister of Mrs.
George W. Houseolder arrived here
Saturday from Corvallls to attend
the funeral of Mr. Houseolder Sat
urday afternoon.
Here from Corvallls
Clifford Fields arrived here on
Friday from Corvallls, where he
Is attending O.' A. C. ami
spent the week end visiting with
his parents and friends.
in Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Conrail Lundeen
spent Saturday In Roseburg visiting
with friends and shopping. They
ate residents of Melrose, and re
turned home in the evening.
Mrs. Willis Vis.ting Mother
Mrs. II. J. Willis and two daugh
ters are here visiting at the home
of Mrs. ( ora Cloud. They are
from Knumclaw, Washington, and
and will be here for some time.
From Melrose
Mr. and Mrs. Pave Dusenbark
were among those to spend a few
hours in town Saturday visiting
with friends and transacting busi
ness. They are from Melrose. (
Visit at Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Robert rtrockloy and
son left Snturday night for tjrants
Pass, where they will visit with rel
atives and friends for a short time.
They made the trip by motor.
Former Resident Ill
Mrs. A. J. Peterson, formerly of
this city, has been quite III at her
home at Corvallls for the past
week with Intestinal flu. according
to word received In this city by
friends.
Visits Parents at Winston
Miss Thelma Smllh arrived here
Friday night from Corvnllis, where
she Is attending college, and spent
the week end visiting with ber
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith at
Winston.
Visitors In Town Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landers and
son. Ivan, spent a few hours In this
citv Saturday afternoon, visiting
and attending to business affairs,
They reside at Winston.
Leaves For Portland
1). P. Shrum. w ho w ith his family,
has been visiting Miss Ethel Shrum.
here for some time, left Sunday for
Portland, where he Intends to lo
cate In the future. Mrs. Shrum and
family will leave for Portland later.
Vacation In California
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Towers left
recently for a vacation trip to Cali
fornia, and In writing friends from
San ilernnrdino state that Ihey are
having an enjoyable trip and fine
weather.
From Corvallis
Miss Marion Needham arrived
here Friday and spent the week
end visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Need
ham. She returned to Corvallls
todny .where she la attending col
lege. Paul Miller Vlsltx Today
Paul Maier spent the day here
visiting and looking over the lo
cal H. C. Hrier company store.
Mr. Maier formerly was employed
here In the office of that storo,
and now has charge of the Port
land central office. Ho will leave
In a day or two for New York
City with the buying staff.
Father llead
Mrs. Geo. Y. Hnatnn and Mrs.
O. L. Walker received the news
Saturday that their father George
Ithoad" of llcnren, Canada, died
there Saturday and Mr. Ithoades
was also a brother of K. !tho;ides
of We-t Mosher street. Mr. and
Mrs. O L. Walker left Saturday
night for Ilergen to attend the
funeral.
Visiting Brother
F. M. Heagle, of firanls Pass,
came up Saturday to visit with his
brother. Wm. Hengle, residing at
the Soldiers Home. The lalier is
at present In the hospital for treat
ment, his health having been icor
ly for some time, but considering
his advanced age. nearly :t. Is
holding up remarkably strong. 'I he
gentleman from Grants Pass Is hy
no means a hoy, but has at'ained
to almost the four score mark in
life's Journey. He brought In a
copy of the i'lster County tiar' tt',
data of January 4, 1 himi, giving an
account of Washington's death.
Visits In Portland
Utnzcl Plcrcy returned to this
city this evening, after spending the
pant four days in Portland visiting
ftilh friends.
Returns From Portland Trip
Miss K. Waiker returned to her
home here this morning after
spending (he week end In Portland
visiting with friends.
I
YMts Her Sunday
A. C. Gentry was a visitor here
' Sunday from northern points, and
: was an overnight guest. Mr. Gen
1 try is a Portland resident.
Heinllnes Leave for Portland-
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Helnllne left
Sunday morning in their car for
Portland, where they w ill spend a
short time visiting.
On lluslneor.
E. W. narnum arrived here on
Sunday afternoon from Marshfield
and Is spending a day or so In
Roseburg attending to business
mutters.
Returns to Myrtle Creek
I). I. Wylle returned lo his home
at Myrtle Creek this morning. Mr.
Wylle spent Sunday In Roseburg
on business and visiting with
friends.
Albany Man Visitor Sunday
F. J. lluckley arrived here Sun
day morning from Albany, and
spent the day here visiting. Mr.
Huckley left for the south this
morning.
Returns From Eugene
Miss Clara Patrick returned to
this city last night after spending
the week end visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Patrick,
at Eugene.
Miilford Man Visitor
H. S. MrCald was here Satur
day from Medford and looked af
ter business matters for a few
hours. He left for the south Sun
day morning.
Floe Fire This Morning
The fire department was called
out this morning for a flc fire at
1032 N. Jackson street. The bouse
was filled with smoke, but no dam
age was done.
Glengary W. C. T. U. Meet
The Glengary W. C. T. V. wilt
meet Wednesday afternoon, Febru
ary 25, at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. John Howard. Everyone is
invited to attend.
Here From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. E. Plngenhelmor
land son Dwain, and Mrs. C. R.
Loveall motored from Eugene Sat
urday to attend the funeral of the
late George W. Houseolder.
Count Man on Business
M. A. Paul arrived here S"dny
afternoon from the coast and will
spend a short time in Roseburg
on business. Mr. Taul Is from
Marshfield.
Returns From Portland
Lylo E. Marsters and Roy Frye.
who spent the week end In Portland
on business and visiting, returned
to this city last night. They made
the trip by auto.
Returns From Drain
Miss Opal Hawkins, assistant at
the local Chamber of Commerce of
fices, returned here this morning,
nfter spending the week end visit
ing at Drain.
From Medford
II. A. MacNaught spent a few
hours here Snturday attending to
business Interests. Mr. Mac
Naught lives at Medford, and left
for the south Sunday morning.
Iieaves for Oakland
George Hilton, Jr., who spent
the week end hero attending to
business matters, left this morn
tug for Oakland, where he will
spend a duy or so on Dusiness.
Hero on lllisl
Wm. 8. Angus arrived here
Sunday afternoon from the coast
and Is spending a day or so In
Roseburg looking after business
matters. Mr. Angus resides at
Marshfield.
Const Couple Visit Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson ar
rived here from the coast Sunday
and spent the day visiting. They
nro Reedsport residents, and left
this morning for Portland, where
they will vlHlt.
Motor to Marshfield
Mr. anil Mra. Wm. Deardorff mo
tored to Marshfield yesterday and
spent the day visiting with friends.
On the way they ran Into a tree
whlrh had fallen across the road,
but did not damage their car.
Hotel People Visit HoscluirR
Mr. and Mrs. H. Derlous arriv
ed here Sunday from La Grande,
and will be the guests of W. O.
dinger, at the Hotel Grand for a
short time. They ore owners of
the New Summers Hotel at La
Grande.
Here from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Hen Moore, Mrs.
T. II. Foster and Mrs. George
Kohlhngcn. made up a motor par
ty to Roseburg Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Moore will visit for several
davs with Miss Kllsabcth Parrott
and Mrs. Foster will visit with
her sister. Mrs. E. II. Ilanan. Mrs.
Kohlhagen has been visiting In
Portland with her daughter, Mrs.
Leslio Miilenry.
Patriotic Program This Morning
The Roseburg public schools gave
programs this morning. In honor of
George Washington's birthday anni
versary, the students participating
in patriotic assemblies. Assembly
was held this morning at 11: IS In
the hlk'h school auditorium, and the
program was opened with the na
tional anthem. "The Star Spangled
Manner." by the student body. Fol
lowing this was an address, "Wash
ington." by Rev. McCullagh; song.
"America Beautiful." by student
body: address, "Washington Monu
ment." and "Mt. Vernon," by Mrs.
Church; and the song. "America,"
by the student body. No classes
were held Id the afternoon.
From Powers
D. T. Elliott was an arrival In '
this city from Powers Sunday, and !
spent the duy visiting.
Rices Visit In Town Today
Mr. and Mrs. Rice of the Rice and
Vlcek store at ldelyld were visitors
here today far a few hours, and at
tended to business matters.
Goes to Klamath Falls
E. R. Kenny left todny for Klam
ath Falls to attend to business mat
ters. He expects to return Wednes
day. Eugena Men Visit
Mr. Parks and Mr. Cobh were
visitors here Saturday from Eu
gene, and spent a few hours trans
acting business.
To Medford
Roy Entler left for his home at
Medford Sunday morning, after
spending a day in this city attend
ing to busluess matters.
To Medford
B. A. Johnson, a buslncsR visitor
In this city Saturday, left tor Med
ford Sunday morning. Mr. John
son lives at Portland. .
Spend Week End Here
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carles and
Mrs. Frank Cameron, of Jackson
ville, spent the week end In this
city visiting.
To Springfield
""jTMrOHver left for his home
at Springfield this morning, after
spending a day in Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
Returns to Corvallls
Wally Rapp returned to Corvallls
today, after spending the week end
visiting with his parents aud
friends. IIo is attendlug O. A. C.
Ttetiirtm to Springfield
J. M. Oliver, who spent the
week end in this city transacting
business affairB. left for bis home
at Springfield this morning.
To Green
E. A. Burroughs returned to his
home at Green this morning, after
spending a few hours in this city
attending to business matters.
From Coast Saturday
W. H. Prooks, who has been
visiting with Ilia son at Myrtle
Creek for some time, will leave
soon for his home at lialboa, Cul.
To Visit Friends Here
Mrs. Van Ornum and daughter
arrived here this morning from
Portland, and will spend a few
days In the city visiting with
friends.
Mr. Howard Better Today
W. S. Howard, who has been 111
at his home here, and was reported
worse lust week, is Bald to have
rallied a little today.
Sale Reported '
The sale of 177 acres of land Im
mediately north of Roseburg by
Charles Heard to John Glrvin. was
reported today by the Tollman Real
Estate Co.
From Riddle-
Charles Durgln was a Roseburg
visitor Snturday, and spent the duy
here transacting business and visit
ing. Mr. Durgln returned to Riddle
Sunday morning.
Here From Coast-
James A. Smith arrived here
Saturday night from the coast, and
Is spending a short time In this
city attending to business mutters.
Hu resides at Marshfield.
Here From Klamath Falls
Arriving from southern points
here Sunday afternoon was C. V.
Montgomery. Mr. Montgomery Is
from Klamath Falls, and will be
In town for a short time on busi
ness. Returns to Eugene
J. C. Hardy, the traveling audi
tor of the Southern Pacific com
pany, returned to his home at Ku
gene Saturday night, after spend
ing a day or so In this city on
business.
Speeders Fined
Fines of 125 each were paid In the
Justice Court today by Jack Rue
and David C. Kccles, both pleading
guilty to charges of speeding. K.
Kndrop of Y'onrnlla was fined $5
for assault and battery on J. J.
Hrown.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs. P. II. Cllnklnheard, who
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.
M. Woodruff, and Mrs. S. W. Wood
ruff, In this city for some time,
left this morning for Los Angeles,
where she will visit with her
daughter, .
Visits Relatives
Paul Hufham, former Roseburg
boy la visiting hero today with his
brothers. He is employed in the
shipping department of the Mc
Cormlck Steamship company In
Portland. He will return to that
place tonight.
Leavee for Eugene
C. H. Marger, who has been
working here for some time In the
telegraph construction dopartnT"nt
of the Southern Pacific company,
left today for Eugene, where he
will work on a new line lo be
constructed out of that city. j
Katheryn Tobias Vleltor
Katheryn J. Toblai;. owner and
'manager of the Mist Falls Hotel, on 1
the Columbia highway, near Port-j
land, stopped over In this city as a!
gucKt at tho Terminal Hotel last'
night. Mrs. Tobias has been motor
jlng to points In California, and was
! returning home.
Lee Hudson Visits 1
Ie Hudson spent a day or so In
this city visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Hudson. He re
cently completed a business course
at the llenke-Walker lluslness Col
lege in Portland, and Is now em
ployed In the sudlllng department
of Ihe McCormlrk Steamship com
ttnnv nf Ihut rtlv. He will return to
Portland tonight
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LEGISLATURE
(AMM-llted Preii U.sl Win-.)
Will Censor Movies
STATE HOUSK, Salem, Ore.,
Feb. 23. After bouncing around
since February 6 from committee
to desk and calendar, thence back
tor amendments finully for a bud-
stitute measure, the moving pic
ture censorship bill was passed to
day by the lower house with but
ten dissenting votes.
A halt hour of sharp debates
marked the final action on the
measure.
Representative Tucker of Linn
county, father of the measure de
clared that censorship board with
authority to eliminate 'salacious
films would Increase attendnuce 20
percent."
"The best way to stamp out sa
lacious or doubtful films is not to i
patronlie them," said Representa-, "u"" r "'""T. V"Z
tlve Kirkwood. "It Is Jual as rea- if tOO.OOO appropriation for the uub
sonable to censor our literature! ,c 8rv c" commission, it became
and speaking stage as these 1 know """ 'i the same aena-
films."
Representative King, who, as a
member of the house health and
public mnraa committee submit
ted a minority report agnlnst the
measure, house bill 405. It declar
ed that the state was already over
ridden with boards and commis
sions. ( 4, (
"The Portland board hag Offer
ed to censor films for the entire
Btate froe of charge," he argued
So why sad. lie on this extra and.rt ,tmrt . .rtvoroo nnnrt
useless board? on s B. 196i appropriating 70,00
Those voting against the censor- for tPachera training centers In 10
ship bill were: German, Hamilton. ,nlgn ,chooS of the state. Senator
Hammond King. Kirkwood, Loner- ,nark charman of the education
gan. Melndl, Pierce, Rushlight and committee fought the adverse re
bholton. , and WIlntl.d lt tabled. Since
House bill 364 by Potter and the committee has reported favor
Howard, requiring sheriffs to place lab, on the Beai, b)n, for 20
at work outside the jail, prisoners brnncn normals under the state de
serving for violation of the prohlb-. !par,mPn, of education the loca
Itlon law. was Indefinitely post- , tlona t0 be designated by the Mon
poned by the senate today on an jIm)Utn normal, and appropriating
adverse report from the commit- 1125,000 for the purpose. Clark
tee on alcoliollc traffic LaW ne coud not Bee tne OKic ot
Senate, bill 232, providing for an ,he way aml niPnI committee's
appropriation of 100 for prom- Bctlon, After a discussion on the
urns ut thu Smith River In 1 oug- 1 , ,00r bolh wcrB ,et a9 B Bpeclal or
las oounty was withdrawn. It Is ,jer for tomorrow
covered In another measure. . ', . ,
On 43rd Day Next came an adverse report on
STATE HOUSE. Salem. Ore.. n wrl of tho ways and mean.
Feb. 23,-The state legislature committee on 8. D 46. Povidlng
went into ilia 43rd ilnv of II. .e-
slon today facing an eleventh hour
attempt to provide the necessary
revenue to meet the 17.140.675 In
pending appropriation bills. Sev
eral plans were under considera
tion to make up the $1,110, DIM) (lit
ference between that amount and
the total to be derived fiom u,, """ ,, , h .n un.
property tax levy and oilier rev '" 'loP,,J no'lc'r ,or , """
enues already provided. A.nong :u0 ,n" Monmouth norma lan d re
the Items proposed to meet the establishing the Ashland normal
deficit was a 10 percent tux on to- jchool. 1 he Ashland bill Is on
bacco. and a tax on gross earnings t,t,H c1,'",1"r T'"" to"
of corporations.
Actions on tho governor's veto
of the ilOO.ilOO public service com
mission measure which was .re
turned lo the legislature late Sat
urday and disposition of tho bill
naming members of the fish com
mission were reassembled
thls
morning.
A moving picture censorship bill j Memphis, Tenn.. January 11. ix.17,
was another matter that was to bi jand married at Mount Vernon, III.,
disposed of. j January 4. 1S58, he came to Ore-
The governor who earlier In the gon in September, 1874. He lived
session had requested that no jtn the Grande Rondo valley half a
funds at all be provided for tho century.
public service commission an-1 Mr. -and Mrs. Conley celebrated
nounced in his veto of tho $lu0,- ( their 67th wedding anniversary
000 appropriation that he would last month. Conley was sheriff of
compromise with tho legislature Union county at one time. He la
If a tax bo placed on the gross survived by his aged wife. 3 child
earnings of utility corporations i ren. 23 grandchildren, 34 great
whlih Is expected to yield about grandchildren, and four great
IKO.OOO In the next two years. I great grandchildren. The funeral
Another veto relumed bv the will he held Tuesdav.
' . m
S To AH Broccoli Growers 1
BROCCOLI from nil districts should be delivered to the
concrete warehouse of Umpqua Valley Cannery, cor.
Spruce and Onk streets, KosrburR, where we have tem
porary quarters, including COLD Storage, Private R. R.
Track, and shipping facilities.
Um-Qua Valley Broccoli Growers, Inc.
R. II. C. Wood. Sec.-Mgr.
I !ieIeliIITOeIXUXIMe'ls
Cold and Grip Tablet
governor late Saturday waa on the
bill permitting a railway company
to condemn and take any water
right and sever It from the land
I to hlch It belongs. The govern-
" " tu
iormeu mai me oojeci 01 me on.
Is to secure water during dry sea
sons for locomotives of the South
ern Pacific company, the act in
too far-reaching, and that "It will
unsettle the entire water code ot
Oregon."
Among bills passed by the sen
ate was S. 1). 207, Umatilla delega
tion, authorizing grain and forage
experimental and demonstration
work In Umatilla county.
To Support Veto
STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore.,
Feb. 23. A group of Independent
senators has agreed to support
tors also agreed to sustain the
governor's expected veua of the bill
which undertakes to name the
members of the fish commission.
Education Bills Up
STATE HOUSE, Salem, Ore.,
Feb 23. Educational bills will oc
cupy the senate for an hour or two
tomorrow morning beginning at
10:30 o'clock when they are made
a special order.
The ways and means committee
'r " "cuo.n ui.pec.u. . ..u
this also was made a special order
to be considered wltb the other
two.
I Senator Miller criticized the
I board of regents of the normal
i school for having no definite pol-
1 lrv, ttt the beginning of the legls-
day. It has passed the house.
LA GRANDE PIONEER DEAD
(AianrlatiHl Trim Iswd Wlr.)
I.A (1RANDE, Ore., Feb. 23
Archie Hlrd Conley, 88. a promin-
ent pioneer of the Grande Hondo
I valley, died here Sunday. Horn at
Owing to small crop, our Erlen
bowcr warehouse will not be used
for BROCCOLI this season.