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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW! TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21," 1926. THREE 7 1 i rS y Y To Tiller .. i . i C. P. Rltter returned to Tiller this morning after visiting friends and utteuding to business affairs , in .this-city yesterday. . Visitors Monday Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Pace of North Utnpqua were in this city Monday' afternoon lattenditig to business affairs and visiting with I friends. Everybody Wants FOR SALE CHAPMAN'S NOT I C E CAR OWNERS: If we can be of service to any car owner in applying for next year's license, it will be our pleasure. We have the applica tion blanks. To correct unscrupulous reports circu lated, license on all closed models of Fords are only $22.00. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. FORD FORDSON rfOTgigSMMIMIgBgfg From.1 Oakland ' ' Fred McCoid of Oakland was In this city for a few hours Monday und was attending to business uf fairs and trading. Arrive From Medford Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson of Meuford arrived In Koseburg Mon day to visit with relatives. Mr. Henderson ' formerly mado his I home In this eity. CHOCOLATES ? BY DRUG STORE LOCAL NEWS Motor To Eugene Mr. and Sirs. R. W. Dill motored to Eugene Sunday and spent Che day visiting with friends. . Order Rentier's sweet cider for Xmas at Peoples Supply Co., Econ omy Grocery or Morgan's Grocery. Visitor Here Larkin Rice of Idlcyld spent several hours in this city Monday transacting business and visiting with frieDds. ; From Glide ' ' i ' Mr. Brown of Glide was a vis itor in this city Monday and was looking after business affairs and trading, t i . Enroute San Ftanclscc Mis. B. O. Stlllwell of Marsh field visited ln this city Monday on her way to San Francisco to spend the holidays. . ' From Rice Hill Mr. and Mrs. Irvlh Rice and son of Itice Hill were in Rosebutg Monday afternoon shopping . and attending to business affairs. ' From Riddle Mrs. H. A. Croweot Riddle was in this city for a few hours Mon day attending to business affairs and visiting with friends. Ollivant's Visit Mr. and Mrs. Lige Ollivant and son of Looking Glass spent Mon day afternoon In Roseburg visit ing with friends and shopping. Visitor Monday Mrs. Baughman of Cleveland was a Roseburg visitor Monday, spending the day shopping: and attending to business affairst From' Dillard :. . . Mr., and Mrs. Herman Schultz of Dillard were visitors ln this city Monday, . spending the j day . shop ping and transacting business. Mr. Gleason Visits Mrs. Leslie Gleason of Suther lin spent yesterday afternoon in this city attending to business af fairs and visiting with friends. n Monday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horton and son, Faye," and daughter, May, of Riddle were In this city Monday afteriioon shopping and visiting friends. . ; fr- From Oakland Mr. and Mrs, Charles Davidson of . Oakland motored to Roselmig Monday, spending the afternoon shopping .and visiting with, some friends. ' ' . ' Visitor Monday . ' '. 1. ,, . Clinmp Joints returned to Glen dale Monday evening after trans acting business and visiting with friends In this city . during the day. .. . .. Returning For Holidays Mrs. H. F. Ogden, who recently moved to Eugene from this city, is expected In this citv today ond will visit with relatives over the holidays. Expected From Eugene ' Mr. and Mrs. V.: E.1 Nnylor and son, Jr., of Eugene will -arrive at the end of the week and spend Christmas week end with Mrs. Naylor's mother, Mrs. Lena S. Mc Elliinny. .. To Los Angeles P. E.. Beaver left last night for Los Angeles and Pomona, Califor nia, being called to tho latter city on account of the death of his brother, Enimett Beaver. He ex pects to be gone about ten days. Home From ' San 'Francisco Mrs. J. H. Short returned today from San Frajiclsco, where for tho past ten days she has been en joying a visit with her mother, Mrs. S. B. Hlnkle, and sister, Miss J. Hinkle, former residents of this city. To Visit In Portland ; Leland Marks pf O; A. C, who spent the week end In this city visiting with friends and relatives will visit In Portland -until Wed nesday, when he will return to spend the rest of the holidays. Attorney Austin to Sacnmento Attorney J. H. Austin of Reeds- port viBited friends in Roseburg Monday on his way to Sacramento, where he will Bpend the holidays and enjoy a vacation. He will re turn after the first of the your. Roseburg Couple Wed Jerome L, Newman and Virginia Patricia McCauley of Roseburg were married in Judge Taylor's court Saturday afternoon. Carl Anderson and Oscar Hanby were present as witnesses. Medford Mail Tribune. Leaving For Bend Mr. and Mrs. A. Bakke and fain ily of Melrose leave today for Eend, where they expect to per manently locate. . Mr. Eakkc re cently traded bis ranch near Mel rose for property in eastern Ote Con. Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rierdon and baby daughter have arrived from Klamath Agency and will Bpend the holidays visiting at the home of Mrs. Rierdon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Casebccr, of Glide. Mrs. Riardon will receive treat ment while here. She Is much Improved In health, recoveiing from injuries sustained In an auto accident near Glide several months ago. I DODGE CARS HAVE Never had an off-year In sales the number sold each year has alwavs been greater than the taleSQf any previous year. From Glide W. L. H. Osborn of GJide Is vis iting friends and attending to busi ness affairs In tills city lor a day or so. From Oakland - Vircil Smith nf Oalftflnil war n Roseburg visitor Monday, spending a few hours looking after business affairs. t Business Visitor Oscar G. Petersen of Eugene, of the StHllilnril nil mmnaiiv la . business visitor ln this city for u day or so. 1 Wn Pnn ntttl fill vmif nivW Xmas cards. A few good designs are still ut your disposal. Order at oaca. Mr. Best In . ' Geo. Best, Looking Glass ranch er, spent a few hours Monday in this ,cicy looking after business affairs and trading. ' From Riddle Gerrilt Smith, Riddle . resident, was in this city Monday afternoon attending to business affairs: and visiting wltli friends. Business Visitor Revls Wilson, Garden Valley re sident, was a visitor in thie city Monday afternoon and was looking after business mutteis. . Returns to Fresno J. Hendersou left this ' morning for his home at Fresno after spending the past three weeks In Roseburg and vicinity visiting. ' To Glendale i D. C. Harris, Southern Pacific roadmaster of Glendale, was -in Roseburg yesterday on . business and returned home this nioming. , From Oakland Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ewlng mo tored from Oakland today, spend ing several hours attending to business affairs and shopping. ' Visitor Today ; 1 Mrs. W. H. Thomns of Oakland was a -visitor ln this city today, spending the afternoon shopping and transacting business. Gqing to:Portland Forest Supervisor Can B. Noal and. family leave tomorrow , for Portland, where they will remain until Jan. 2, visiting with friends and relatives., i j m Drama Company Visits 0 The Japanese American Drnma company, which visited Roseburg the first of the month on n tour northi wero overnight guests of the Terminal hotel Monday, 'i'he troupe -of 21 actors aro enroute south, their headquarters being- in Los Angeles. : i Denh Case In Court The divorce action of Ada Donn against J. P. Denn made Its first appearance before Judge Hamil ton yesterday ln the form of a mo tion for suit and support money. After hearing the arguments of the attorneys on each side. Judge Hamilton specified the . payments to be mado until the case is heard. To Eugene Today- Mrs, it. J. Woodward will go to Eugene today to meet her son, Percy Woodward, who has beeu ill at the veterans' hospital in Wal la Walla, and who is enroute to Arizona in hopes that the climate may benefit his health. Mrs. Wood ward will accompany him us fat as Ashland, and his father' will make the trip with him to Arizona. RITNER TESTIFIES FOR ACCUSED RED PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. Roy W. Hltner of Pendleton, state senator, and at one time ncllng governor, testified as a character witness for the defense today In fedoral court in the trial of John Craig, 23, Umatilla Indian, charged with possession and transportation of a gallon of wine and moonshine on the night of September 111, 19211. Rltner said he had known Craig sinco the latter was a hoy, and that he had always had a good reputation. 1 Mamie Patawa, pretty Iudlnn girl, was another witness for the defense. She nnd Lizzie Woods automobile riding with Craig and Dave Liberty the night that Craig and Liberty were arrested. Liberty pleaded guilty recently and was fined $50. Craigs defense was that Liberty bought the liquor and was tho only one in the party that drank It. . WINTER WHEAT SOWN EXCEEDS 1925 AREA (Aunclatf I'resa 1-cavil Wire,) WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. Win ter wheat was sown this fall on 41,807,000 acres which is five pur cent more than the revised esti mate of 39.399.000 acres sown in the fall of 1925, and the condition of the crop on December 1 wns 81.8 per cent of a normal, cotnpart-d wit h82.6 last year, and 84.4 the ten year average, tho Department of Agriculture announced today. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT SHOWN IN KIWANIS CLUB PROGRAM The spirit of Christmas was manifested today in the Kiwanls cluli luncheon program. After the luncheon Elfile Carleton Strang snng two delightful solos, accom panied at the piauo by Frances Llntott. Gifts, humorous, useful and noisy, were distributed from .he tree, each, Klwnnlan receiving a present of some kind. After several lusty songs the club listen ed to a pleasing Christmas talk by Rev. Frank Matthews, who traced the origin of the holiday from pagan times andQ a mote sacred associations In the Christian oia. HORNSBY GOES TO McGRAW IN BASEBALL SWAP (Continued from page one.) possible successors to Hornsby in Rogers Bresuahan, a Giant coach, but Brekdou insists that Rogers has -no "inside track on tho job." The club president was outspoken in his announcement that failure to agree with Hornsby whether he should have a one year or u three year contract was the cause of the trade. Breadon had offered the playing manager a one-year con tract. with a yearly salary of S50.O00 but Hornsby remained firm ln his demand for a three year ferm witli Hie same remuneration. His salary had been $30,000 a year und his old contract still had a year to run. Ruth Gives Pralso SALEM, Ore.. Dec. 21. "Rogers Hornsby Is just in bis prime and still has many more seasons of Playing ability and will ho an as set to any team that obtains his services," declared Babe Ruth, a warm friend of Hornsby's, who Is filling a vaudeville engagement hero, when Informed of the sale to the Giants. "The managerial task before him last year greatly Interfered with ills playing ubility, 1 believe." Rulh staled. McGraw Hanging On. NEW YORK, Dec. 21.- Rogers Hornsby will not go back to tho Cardinals no matter what happens, John J. McGtnw, lnnmigor of the Giants said today. Ho also denied tumors that cash was involved in Iho trade that sent Jimmy Ring and Frankie Frisch to llio St. Louis team for Hornsby. Eat barbecue sandwiched and live forever. Brand's Road (Stand. R. H. S. ALUMNI TO BE HONORED BY STUDENT BODY A special invitation Is being ex tended 'by the student body of tho Iloseburg high school to the iihim ni to ntUmri the Chriatnuis program to be presented in the school to morrow. It is being especially ar ranged for the nlimmi, u reception being planned in honor of the for mer students, mnny of whom are from college for tho holidays. Tim program will start at 2:30 o'clock, and will include musical and literary numbers after which award of honors will start. Atttlet- S AVTi -with DRUGSTORE A Favorite Christmas Gift Cara Nome Combination Set This favorite perfume nnd tnllot articles In a beautiful satin lined box make a very accept able gift. NATHAN FULLERTOr The t&xaHZ Drug Storm ROSEBURG, OREGON SAFETY y I I AM VERY WEUL 3 n PLEASED. YOU 3 Cg HAVE? DONE 1 P SPLENDIDLY. " U ETC. - ETC . w 3 1 H H WW H ytffl H I Good day madam' I Mi) i .NEW TRIAL DENIED. A new trial In the case of Arthur Dubell against A M. Shaffer and others, a damage suit ernwine out of the Can- youville church fight, was de- nied yesterday; by Judge Hamilton. The attorneys for Mr. Dubell, who Is suing the Canyonville preacher and for- mer mayor, and member of his congregation for damages, presented their arguments for a new trial, but after listening to the reasons pres- ented the motion was over- ruled. An appeal to the su- prome court will probably follow. lc letters, trophies and cups are to be presented to those entitled to them, and individual and class awards will also . be made. Stu-1 donts who have mado particularly good scholastic standings will be honored. This program will then be followed by n reception, ln the cafeteria, for the alumni. , CAR UPSETS IN DITCH NEAR HERE Blinded by the' snow an they were e'nroute to Roseburg early this morning, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Davis, -Jr., of Sutherlln, escaped Injuries when their car turned over In t'.o ditch about two miles south of Sutherlln and settled ln about four feet of water. Mr. Davis was driving and he and his wifo were soaked from the. water seeping in to the car, but otherwise wero un injured. The machine was consid erably damaged. Mrs. Davis, who Is a member of the nursing staff at Mercy hospital, was enroute to this city to resume her duties at that Institution. VETERAN DIES AT SOLDIERS HOME HOSPITAL TODAY Waller D. Reynolds- died today at (lie Soludlors Home hospital. Ho would have been 72 years old December 23. i Mr. Roynolds was' horn In Michigan. , Ho served in the Spnnlsh-Amerlcan wnr na a sergeant In company D, 3rd Ne braska infantry, fie entered the soldiers home November 26, of this year and a long illness pre ceded his death. The funeral serv ice will take place Wednesday af ternoon at 2 o'clock at tho sol diers' home .and Interment will take place at the cemetery there. ! o , ' . OBITUARY -. .' Sarah E. Dell was born In Wash ington County, Penn., March 17th 18G2. ; She was united ln marriage to Albert E. Boll, ln 1887 and to this happy union six sons . were born, of which- three are living, Harry of Texas, IWllllan) (of ;Ohlo, Ralph of California. Mr, Bell, her husband) passed awti'y three months ;and( itwentyifoiu' i days preceding her departure, which took place December 8, 11120. She had found the comfort of the Lord as did her husband nnd tlielr joys are coinplote in Jesus. She leaves hor three sons, one brother and ono mint and uncle nt Yoncalla and a host of loving friends. The body of Mr. Hell wns lifted and the bo dies of the pnrents will - be laid to rest In Ohio with tho three sons. XX O fe CHAIN STORES joP ' Cass . . i- - - - .- : - Merry Christmas , Stone's wish all their patrons a Merry Christmas and will do their part to make it an economical one by offering for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday v j The Following Money-Saving Values CRANBERRIES Red, f irni berries, Q C ft 2 lbs. .. :- ZJb MIXED NUTS-Good BRAZIL ? Qr LETTUCE Ca Solid heads .. ..-'.Jb CANDY Have sold a ORANGES Small 2 , . . . i . Ai doz., 25c; medium, doz. lot, st.ll have a lot. All 43c;' extr'a j-rft prices. large, doz. JJu CELERY Large bunch, j g'jj MINCE MEAT Heinz canned, QQp 2 lbs QQt Best bulk, 2 lbs. 29c COFFEE Stone's package, guaranteed 01 9X to please, 1 lb., 47c; 3 lbs .. - Q I lU J Smoked Meat BACON Medium su- HAMS Half or OX'p Bar cured, QRf whole, lb. ... U J U lb- -JJ" BACON SQUARES- COTTAGES Qfln Sugar cured, QCa All lean, lb..... . 0 Ub lb. ZJb PICNIC Small 07a SALT SIDE Q C p ones, lb. .... ...u .. L I b I Eastern, lb. LOU Any jOrdsr Delivered for 10 oents: 85 Orders Delivered Free. The Biggest Little Store in Town r Visiting Over Holidays ,: Miss Peggy Lockwood, :wbo is attending St. Helen's Hall in' Port land, Is spending tho holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. . A. Lockwood, at thoii'Jiome in Laurel-, wood. :'- t ;l A- ' ' 1 Buy a Winter Work Car Dress the new car up and keep it nice for the family. Get a dependable used car from us for your work car. Stormy and f reezy weather is hard on some new finishes. You can protect the family car and get a good used car to run for less cost. Come look over our stock and make a Christmas present of the other car to the family. J. O. NEWLAND AND SON Roseburg, Oregon Dodge Brothers Cars Graham Brothers Trucks o Roseburg Oregon ' HAMS wrap, small, lb. .: Large, lb. .. Christmas 35c 33c I : From Medford D. Hatfield, formerly of this city, who Is now making his borne ln Medford, 1b visiting with, . rela tives and friends here until Wed nesday. He expects to return to Roseburg at the end of the week nnil spend the holidays. . O o
