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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE I. 1926. THREE TV Na284 I ' ' PHOENIX HOSE;';;. f 75c Pair It's a super-sock this pure Japanese II silk hose for men. The skilful weaving II at the heel and toe insures rugged I service. "Tipt-toe!" "Tipt-heell" II "Extra-mileage Foot" the strongest ' II ever built into a man's sock. II ' In all the wanted shades II SPENCERS MANS SHOP 1 ;tVen'M -1 t LOCAL NEWS J fsiiipj; hi l'ortlnnd Mrs. lli'nry Sunders left Tor Portland Sunday to enjoy a visit villi friends. Sim will in none about a week. Thinning shears and orchard ladders tit Zigler-Craveu I-Idw. Co. Oregon Ttoso Thimble club will moot ut the home of Mrs. II. It. Hrower, on 846 Miller street, Wednesday afternoon. LOCAL NEWS Vfetta in ( "or vull Is ' Miss Marion Porter visited with friends at O. A. C. over Sunday. To (.lemlwle - . Obcar Church, of Portland, who visited here yesterday, left this morning for'Gleudule, wtieYe ha will be employed. Returns Ifome Elbert Hermann, who has been attending to business affairs at northern points, returned home Saturday on train number 15. . Motor to Bench 1 Mr. and Mrs. Story lies motor ed to Bandon Heueh SuAduy to en joy the day, reluming home in tho evening. Visits Here Lee Hudson, son of Mr. and Irs. Hudson of this city, was here from Portlund over Sunday visit lug his parent and friends. Leave For Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Howard and Mrs. Joe Howard leave tomorrow for Corvallis to attend the com mencement exercises at O. A. C. Go to Portland Miss Cora Ward and Miss Thel ma Nowhard returned yesterday from Portland whore they spent the week end visiting with. friends. Visiting Here Mrs. C. JJ. lieach, of Oregon City, formerly of this city, ar rived Saturday evening to visit at tho home of Mrs. C. Krogel for a few days. Homo From U. of O. - Miss Florence Sinnott, Univer sity of Oregon student, spent the week end here visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sinnott, and friends. To Wisconsin David Jtohorts, who lias been visiting here with S. .J. Jane.-!, left this morning for his home at Wild Hose, Wisconsin. To Attend ls 'iriiveut ion (ieorge (iiiliam h:n been chosen delegate, to attend t he eleventh annual convention of the North west Moose association to be held June M. -I and T at Vancouver, it. Mr. Cilbam will leave tonight for Vancouver. 1025 Ford coupe, just like a new one. Lots of accessories. You can't beat this one. W. A. Uurr & Son,! Central Oarage. Returns to Portland Mrs. Nell Patter: returned to her home in Portland Saturday night after visiting for the past; two weeks with- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Ilass, of Melrose, , and her sister, Mrs. M. C. Kllison, of Uoseburg. Hay carriers, rope carrier track, and other haying equipment at Wharton Urns. chilling- emon extract . "contains over three times the U.8. Government standard of strength"and its choice! , lemon oiL C033eei Baking Powder 'extract Homo Over Monday Loas Wright, who is employed by the Southern Pacific company with the signal crew, at Riddle, spent the week end here visiting her parents and friends. Motor to Salem Mr. nnd Mrs. James CI ood man and two children nnd Mrs. J. T. (ioodmart. Sr., left Sunday for Sa lem. Mrs. Goodman, Sr., has been visiting in this city and Bandon for the past week. Em Hie. Turned Tenves Kmilie Lancel, visiting art ist, who attended the nuisio teachers convention here last week, loft Saturday night for her home in San Francisco. She was the guest of Mrs. Charles Brand. Itettiros Home Mrs. Joe Sykes returned to her homo at' Portland this morning alter visiting with friend,- here over tho week end. She was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Sykes. ' Return to Portland Mr. and "Mrs. Fred Moore, for mer residents of this city, return ed yesterday to Portland, where they are now residing. Mr. Moore is employed with the Sherman Clay Music company in that city. Visitor In Town ! Chester Smith, of Cottage Grove, spent yesterday here visiting. Tonsil Operation- Mrs. W. H. Davis underwent a tonsil operation in this city this morning. ttlieililu WiMtlr Tml D Tom Hillings, of Wolfe Creek, spent the week end visiting with friends In Itoseburg. Mrs. Hell ATsKk Mrs. W. P. Bell, of Portlnnd. a former Uoseburg resident, visited with relatives and frienda . here over Memorial Day. Returns Home Mrs. Gail Barker, who has been visiting In Kugene with relatives nnd friends for a short time, has returned to her homo here. Visit Here Mrs. T). P. Crosby and son TCny mond, of Junction Cltv. spent 1he week pnd here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lylo Davis, IYm Melrose h. A. Wilson, of Melrose, was a visitor hero today, and was look ing after business affairs. , Pmm O. A. C ny Burt, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. V. O. Part or this city, spent til week end visiting his pn rents n:d friends. Ho is a student nt O. A. C. VMfor From Meilfonl Mrs Arthur Marsh, of Bedford, until the past year a resident of ItoBcburT. spent tho week end here visiting at the homoj of her sister, Mrs. S. K. Sykes. Ai,,v Hero lYotn Union Mr. nnd Mr-?. John Jmvhore. of Un'ton. Omcon. nrirved bre Sun day to visit Hnr n Bmo. Thev will be nt the Kohlhagen n part men tq whiio here. To Be Oon1 for Summer- Mrs. K. P. Hamilton nnd dnmrh tnr. Fileom of this city, ' left Saturdnv nimht for Rtlgler. Okla homa, where they will spend the summer months visiting. Inoector Here Porter S. Ktntr. - field Inspector from the ststo forosti-v office. Is spending a few days In Rosoburg conferring with H. Q. Brown, su pervising warden of the Douglas county patrol. Visiting Hce Mrs. B. H. Macrsamee and son. of Ran Franclen; are thn guests nf her sinter. Mrs. Jack Wharton. Mrs. MneVameo .and son will leave for their home tomorrow or Thursday. EI-" Hederon Vlsiti TCI mo Henderson, formerly of this cltv. now a TCugeno resident, visited with relatives nnd friends in this eity over Monday. Mr. Hen derson is co-nroprietor of one of the Eugene shoe stores. Returns Home Mrs. 'P. U. Barrv, who enjoyed a visit willi friends nnd relatives here over the week end. left, bfq't itMit for her home nt WesifoVk. While here she was a truest nt the 'mine of her sister, Mrs. J. R Sloan. Go to Crater Lake Miss Loriene Conlee, Mrs. Cou lee, her mother and Dr. M. K. Cooper, motored to Crater Lake over the week end, returning to Uoseburg last, night. They report the weather ideal at the lake with lots of tourists making the journey. Lev Ft1 South F W. Hnnllov and son, of Cam- ni Vnlh'y, left Snlurdnv nleht for Justine. California. where Mr. Huntley has been called on account of the serious IPness of Ids mother. They expect to be gone two weeks. Spends Week Kntl Miss Elizabeth Coates, of Port land, spent the week end here visiting as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. C. W. Lundeen. Visits Here Jack Murphy, of Klamath Prills spent the week end hero visiting nt the home of his brother, Carl Murphy, and family. ' In Today O. M." Hopple, of Coos Pay Junction, was a visitor here to day, spending a few hours at tending to business matters. Visitor From Portland Charles V. Kakln, of Portland. superintendent of the Oregon di vision of the Pickwick stage line,. is here for a Bhort time on business. To Oakland E. E. Brands, of Marshfleld. left this morning for Oakland, Cali fornia, after spending Monday here visiting. reaving for Mountains "Virgil Woodruff, accompanied by Carl Becklund nnd Alvin An derson, all of Melrose, will leave today for the mountains about 25 miles from Cottage Grove, there to he stationed during the sum mer on tho work on- the trails for the forest service. Returns From Klamath Mrs. W. U. Conlee. of Portland. nnd daughter. Miss Loriene Con lee and Dr. M. E. Cooper, of this city, returned Monday -from a week end trip enjoyed at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Conlee will visit with friends here- a short time before returning to her home in Portland. The first June wedding for the county occurred todny when Louis CL Plchetto nnd Mnrjorle Garner of warn ami were married at the office of County Judge George K. Quine who officiated. The ceremony was performed In the presence of only the necessary witnesses. They will make their home at Oakland where Mr. PIchette Is employed. Visiting Here J. it, McKaddeti, of Tacoma, Is visiting at the C. S. McElhinny home, - A To Canyonvillc r Mrs. M. K. James ond. daugh ter. Miss Thtjima James, spent the week end visiting relatives uud friends ut Canyonvllle. Second hand power circular saw outfit without engine at Wharton ; Dros. ; Visit Relatives ! Mrs. Belle Schlndler and Miss Belle Schlndler spent the week i end visiting with friends and re to- I Uvea at Cottage Grove. j Visiting at Melrose I Leslla and Arnor Swannon of ; Portlnnd are visiting with old I friends at Melrose, where they formerly resided. M idweek Values- Wednesday Shoppers Will find at Stone's a quantity of the season's best -4 in fruits and vegetables, also - 8 Easy-boss fly spray kills the flies. It is guaranteed. Sold by Wharton Bros. To Kiiuono Sunday Dr. und Mrs. George E. llouck motored to Eugene Sunday, vlnlt ing with friends there until lust evening. i SHRIMP-American Beauty, 2 cans .. .a 25c McConnlck and Deerlng liny ma chines are standard 'everywhere. We carry machines and lmrta in stock, Wharton Dros. Dnrbys Vtolt nt Bilverton Mr. and Mm. Cluy Darby motor ed to SUverton and visited ovor the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Durby; Visit nt Const Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery were among the Roseburg folk to en joy the week end ut ltumlon Beach. CORN Excellent quality, 2 cans s i ? STONE'S BUTTER f. Best at any price, & lbs. To Klumnth Falls Dave Strech, who has been pianist with tho Swanee Seronud ers at Rainbow Gardens, left Monday for Klamath Kails, where he has accepted a position with a dance orchestra. Frm Bend Loren A. Davis, of Bend, passed through here yesterday, en route from Marshfleld, where, he visit ed his parents. He Is the brother of Mrs. H. C. Church, of this city. Visit Over Week find Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gardiner and family, of Portland, spent tho week end here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Caraway. Mrs. Gardiner is a sister of Mrs. Cara way. Many at Diamond Lake Roseburg people who spent the week end ut Diamond Lake report the resort ideal at this time of the year und fishing very good. Among those to spend the .week end there were Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Ilrockley and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Jackson and family, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Culley nnd guests, Mr. und .Mrs. John lleiboer, of I)e (rolt; Tom Wharton and George Llaibour. Visit, nt McAllister Home . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin and (luilKhler, of (ii'ulits Pass, 'StoppcMl over here en route home Irnm Portland lat week ami visile;! ut the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. O. I). McAHister. Mr. .lartin, who is a brother of -Mrs. McAllister, is the postmaster at (irants Pass. M' to Myfln T'nlnl . Mr. and Mrs. i V. .Tones- are tndpv niov'nir 1 lir.li lioiipntifTTil roods to jVIvrtle Point where i'hey expert tn reside. Mr. Jones has bppn locatntl titor" Tor the nn-tt week nr o and will bn pni- i.iovpd as barber at one of the shops. m Pickwick stages operating through Roseburg will follow the highway instead of the back streets, according to Superintcnd- ent Kukln, who was in the city to :day. The Chamber of Commerce recently requested the stage lines to operate their busses through the main streets, giving passengers I a view of the business section of the city instead - of taking them over tho streets where they were I not given such a favorable impres- jslon. Mr. Kakln notified the Cham jher of Commerce today that his company will observe the request. The Chautauqua Reserved Scat Tickets will be on sale at At the Tent Courthouse Yard Beginning Tuesday Evening at Seveit o'Clock ' $1.00 reserves your seat for the week. Chautauqua opens tonight at 8 o'clock with that most famous book play POLLYANNA Visitor From Portland Airs. Verne Monosmilh, of Pnri Innd, formerly of this rity, has hecn visit inK with relatives an I friends here over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Monosmitii only re cently moved to the northern ehy, tho former being transferred from the local Southern Pariie ter minal to the Portland yards. Mtor to Salein Mrs. L. C. Goodman, who has been spending t he past several weeks here visiting with hor Mm nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. an i Mis. James T. (Inndmun. accompi-niei! by them, left. .Sunday for her homo in Kaleih. Mr. r.nd Mrs. (ioodmuii npeiit t lie we: !: end there visiting. Kino AVeek F,mi Trip On n weei' end vocation which inenn atnrdav pvnnlnrr. Mr. and Mrs 'Vnv Uurch motored to Aah Inp'i. Smwifiv nmrnlnir t1nv c1iovp to Klamath Tn". and from thorp o Pond- vKfting Intennediatj' nnlnts. Mondav thev con tinned tiip'r tour oninvlnr tho bean tins of the MfKnnzie Uivr -onntrv. pfitinir hack lo thr Vnniflf h!rl' wav at Kir'ene. aii'l from the Int tor n'-nfP home. It was a won derful tj-lu. thev aver, good roads, irrjuifirent scenery and perfect weather. SAVE -with SAFETY .atyour. i Many Roseburg folk made up parties, motoring to the coast for the week end. Among those visit ing at Iiandon were Mrs. Stanford, .Mrs. Henry llarth, Mrs. V. M. i Pltchford. Miss Agnes Pltchford, I.Mrs. W. T. Craven, Mr. and Mrs. It. C. lllnxall, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. ! Applewhite and son, Mr. and Mrs. 111. C. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. I Ponsler, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Love nnd son, Gene; Mr. and Mrs. John j Throne nnd son Jack; Mr. and i Mrs. Irvln llrunn and son, Junior, :and daughter, 'Shirley Mae; Mrs. is. Klcishaker, Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. I llugar and family; Mr. und Mrs. H. li. Cninpton, Mr. nnd Mrs. J George Smith. Leo Williams, Mr. 'and Mis. W..E. Ott and rurally, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 10. Gross nnd family, Mr. and1 Mrs. Dave Lenox and family; Mr. and Mrs. John t Krey, Miss Esther JOduian. Wettem Auto Supply Men Visit Walter Rydell, of 'Salem, man ager of the Western Auto Supply store at that city, and Hurry Johnson, manager of the Mod ford store, were In this city Monday and paid a short visit to Roy Hartley, manager of the local company store. Old Timer Visits Roseburg W. E. Ledgerwood, now of Port land, was in the city oVer the week-end visiting Willi old-lime friends. He was formerly a resi dent of this city nnd at one time deputy sheriff under Sheriff Ha gan. It has been many years since he visited this section and was sur prised nt the big growth made by Roseburg during his absence. HORN ! YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Young, of Tiller, Sunday,, May 30, 192C, a Mercy hospital, a son. HUPMOBILE TOURING nerinlshed and runs like a clock, good rubber. A car you would be proud to own. W. A. Burr & Son. Central Garage. . MS. YOU CAN'T BE TOO ? CAREFUL about the quality of the groceries $ yon buy. Kveryihfng (hat goes on your table g should be of the best. 55 We have the best groceries the tf nmrV"t affords. W ECONOMY GROCERY Phone 63 A ; Buys Eugene Home I Lloyd ('. Ilarpsler, machinist of I I he Southern Pacific company of j Roseburg, has purchased an acre i age wii h a five-room house, ad ijaeent to the terminals, from lien I Hullgren and has taken posses ; slon of the place. It was announc ed yesterday by the Sp ncer and Sliver realty firm - Kugi-ne Kenis- ! ter. v. t t. r. to yvt't The Itoseburg C. T. V. will meet at the home of Mrs. . L. Cobb on .'ifr South Main street. Wednesday afternoon, June 2. at 2:30 o'clock. Th" program will take up Klower Mission and r-lief work. Anvone wishing frruit j.ns to fill with fruit for the I'bH dren's Farm Home may get tnm From Mrs. G. W. Young, 231 Last Lane Street. USED FORD8 A few bargains in good used I'ords, why walk? W. A. Burr & Son, Central Garage. IN BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the Unlled States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Charles Tiller, bankrupt. To the creditors of Charles Tiller, of Olcndale, in the county of Douglas, and the district afore said a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on tho 21st day of May, 11120, the said Charlus Tiller, was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meet ing of his creditors will bo held at the office or tho undersigned referee in Itoseburg, Oregon, on the llth day of Juno, 1926, at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, nt wlilcn time tho said creditors may at tend, provo their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other buslnuss as may properly come before said meeting. Dated at Roseburg, Ore., this ist day of June, 1926. C. L. HAMILTON, Referee in Bankruptcy. PORK AND BEANS Medium, 3 cans .. ; TOMATOES Size 2V2 tins, 2 cans 25c mi CORN MEAL--9 lb. sack .. ........ 29c 85c g j We have a fresh shipment of Eastern Sugar Cured A S '. Smoked Meats. 8 311 West Cass Street Roseburg, Ore. Oregon " ': California HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL NOW IN STUDENTS HANDS Students of the Roseburg high school have received tholi' copies of the 1920 edition of "Tho Ump- qun," the Roseburg high school annual, published by the student body. This year s edition is ono of the finest ever put out by tho school, t is hound in a hnndsoine cover and contains interesting ac counts of school activities. Special departments are devoted to each class, to the various student or ganizations, the athletic teams, and activities. The annual Is profusely illustrated, having pictures of fac ulty members, nil of tho students, organizations, athletes, and snap shots which inject an interesting touch of spirit and humor. Attmo- . live, decorative inserts divide the several departments. The annual -this yenr Is dedicated to the limp- qua Chiefs aud Squaws for tho help which those organizations have given the school. .Liberal aa , vertising space has been purchased by Roseburg merchants and by several outside firms. The annual was printed in the exclusive Job department of the News-Review and is a specimen of high clum workmanship and typographical art. .- ' - -. - STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX Solid comfort, real performance" and endless satisfaction is what -you would get if you owned this car. W. A. Burr & Son. Central Garago. . mfjjjg EVERYONE IS INTERESTED IN THE WEATHER WE ARE ALMOST SOLD OUT! So fast have tho sales and orders for those reliable little Weathcf Prophets coma that . you will liavo to gut youra pretty (Juiekty If yon want ono nnd every h.o.m o should havo one. They cont only iRCkn Made In America Guaranteed A quuliit liand-inado Swiss Cottage Hygrometer that will warn you to take an umbrella, or when not to hang out the wash. 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