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ft' C V 'Milimiillllitlliliii UliUlMiUM'MJrr . i ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, 'JUNE 13. 1 927, . "' "THREE . r; irui!1 Your Week's Ironing Done Free : . ; . By the Marvelous New Super - 19 7 SIMPLEX 1RONER , . . - . '-: DURING OUR SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION NOW BEING CONDUCTED BY MISS NEVA L. BRIDGES AT THE COPCO ELECTRIC STORE. - : Only by seeing this marvelous hew Superi implex do its amazing work can you realize how truly efficient it is. See it iron a whole week's washing , in one effortless hour ! : more beautifully smooth than if done by hand., See the advantage of its' two open ends! See the human-like smoothness of its automatic touch control. , Above all see" yourself the happy owner of this new time, labor and money saver, i .; " , Ask About Our Special Introdctory Of fer ":u : The GaliforniaOregon Power Company 322 N. Jackson Roseburg; SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION MISS NEVA L. BRIDGES f'.U.S 'L: FACTORY EXPERT $ .This Week Only! ' . Lactiesl . Bring in your, week's, ironing and let Nliss. Br'ifiges, ; show you how quickly and easily the Simplex ca'n do it. Or. better still, call 61 and Miss Bridges will come put' and Hoj your ironing in" your own home. , " ''.,; ii ; s At a quiet ceremony at the par sonage of tho Baptist cliurc'li. Ills marilago uf .Miss Ik-leu M. Strick luud or Looking Glass and Wallace A. Rtipp of Roseburg wus solemn ized on Sunduy, Dr. Frank U. Mat thews reading the service - nt S o'clock before only tho attendants. The brldu was attended by her sister, MIbs Hazel Strickland, of this city, and Clifford Fields , wus best man. . Tho brldo Is (ho attractive daugh ter of Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. Stride- i land of Looking Cilass, well known nt that place and In Roseburg, and Is a graduate of' the Looking Cilass I high school. M.'. Rupp Is tho sun of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. W. Rupp of this city, lie is a graduate of Roseburg high school and attended (). A. C, distinguishing himself in athletics both in high school nnd college, lie Is a member of Alpha Sigma Till fraternity, lloth .Mr. anil Mrs. Rapp are members of families well known in Douglas county and have a wide circle of ' friends. Following a short trip to southern points they will return to ltosebiirg to make their home. Mr. Rapp Is employed here by the Southern Pacific company. LOCAL NEWS ! On Business Juck Parnilt of Camas Valley spent Saturday afternoon visiting with friends and transacting busi ness in this clly. . Here Saturday Mrs. M. A. Coiad of looking Glass was In this clly Saturday af ternoon vUltlng Willi friends and shopping. Longs Visit Mr. and Mrs, Conrnil Long, of Coles Valley, were visitors lu this city Saturday afternoon and -were intending to business matters. On Business Stanley Schrenk, ot Looking Glass, spoilt several hours Sutur duy in ltosoburg trading anil look ing nfler business' Interests. Used refrigerator for 58.00. New ones at low prices nt Powell's. U. OF O. STUDENT KILLED IN WTRECK; COMPANION HURT From Canyonvllle A Talbot, of Canyonvllle, was In this city Saturday afternoon vis iting with friends and looking alter business matters. 11 CLATSKANHC, Ore... Juno 13. I Archie Frazler, 22, University of Oregon student, was killed, and Miss Mary Dlpport of Portland, a teacher la Clatskanle schools,' ser iously Injured in an automobile ac cident near hero late yesterday. The car in which they were riding turned over and went iuto a ditch two and a half miles west of hero. M. C. Godfrey suffered a frac tured skull when he fell off a wrecking car which went to scene of tho accident. ' . Special prices on extra heavy galvanized wash tubs at Powell's. ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETS The advisory committeo, ap pointed by the county court to as sist with plans for tho new court houso building, met Saturday and discussed the general situation. It was decided to make an investiga tion to determine the architect to draw the plans for the structure. 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Jackson and Douglas Phone 323 SEIBERLING ALL-TMEABS From Glide ni.P,r t,.IWnnrili nf Glide was a visitor in Roseburg Saturday af ternoon and . was iookhik imer business affairs and trading. Visitor Saturday Mrs. Fnnnle Smith of Glide was in imsiiliiii'ic Saturday nfternoon visiting will! Mends nnd looking after business Interests. CTrnm fiiitherlin Mrs, II. S. Slnck ot Siithorlln spent several hours Saturday In tills city looking after business nintloiH and visiting with friends. Tn filfindale M i'h. .1. B. Hurtle returned to her home near Glondnle Saturday evening after visiting anil auenu Ing to business affairs In this clly for tho day. In Saturday ,,,,i Mm Whiter Vasliaw, of Looking Cilass, spent Saturday nfternoon In Roseburg visiting with friends and transacting uusi- Home From School Tin.... iw.,.ii,v ilnspnlmrk nrliv- uu aiuuiiioj --- ....ntu .iint.a aim him been attend' lng O. A. C.', and is siienoiuK summer with nor parents. - From Medford Mrs. Sam Koliler of Medford ar rived hero Sunduy to spend the day visiting with friends. In Roseburg ... Mr. and Mrs. I. C. York, owners of Ak-sur-ben oamp at Myrtle Creek wore visiting In town last week. From Nonpurell 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, of Nonpareil, spent Saturday in tills clly visiting with friends ami shop- Ping. , .,- Here From Salem L. 0. Herrold-of Snlom wan an arrival here Sunduy and Ik spend ing a day or so looking after busi ness affairs. I From Eugene ' ' i The Misses Holla and Mniy Mc Carthy of Eugene motored hero to spend the week-end visiting with relatives nnd friends. : At Portland Mrs. Amos Dukor, of Canyon vlllo, worthy matron of the O. Kj S. chapter at nun puico, is in rori hind, bavin? cone to attend the lodge convention. Engineer Visits 1 O. N. Pierce of Portland, bridge contractor, visited horo over the week-end. Mr. Pierce went to Elkton thlp morning to Jook after affairs of business. . Lewis Britt Here Lewis Biitt of Corvallls is horo visiting with his brothor, Loren Britt, and othor relatives. Mr. Britt Is leaving soon for, Medford where ho will bo employed... Arrives From Kansas 1 j Mrs. Eva Davison, of Paoln, Knn sasi arrived this morning to visit with her "later, Mrs. H. McAfeo, and niece, Mrs. O. N. Wallace She will be here during the remainder of tho summer, ; Lloyd Bnvls, who is empioyeu t.-i Poiia in- the Southern Pacific company, spent the week end here visiting ins nioiner,. mm. W. H. Davis, and menus. i Loaves for South , . .. James Wamsley ot this city left Saturday on a two weeks' trip to southern points.' Enrouto he is stopping In Ashland and San Fran cisco, from where he will go to New Orloans. Entertain Portland Folk Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Mlcelll enter tained nt their homo over the wook- .1 f T Wt-lfbf nnd Mrs. W. L. McGoorge and son, Billy, of I'ortlin(l. I ; To Attend School Miss Ruth Swlnnoy, who hns boon teaching In tho city schools horo the past winter, left Sunday tor Bremerton, Wash., whore she will take a teachers' training course In one of the schools during the summer period. r.hiirf Rrr.nverlna From Inlury Tho six year old daughter of Hugh Pearson of this city Is re covering nicely troin a sorovo cuv in tho center of the forehead re ceived last week when a loose brick on tho roof of the family home fell, striking the child. The child's nose bled considerably but the nose was not broken. ; Meeting on Wednesday The Glengary W. C. T. U. will meet at t)ie homo of Mrs. Tom Haven at Green Wednesday after noon at 12:30., All meniors are urged to be present. . , , : . ' . I i Visits Over Week-End ;.) Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Wilson foiadvs Raniil of Marshflehl spent (he week-end ill Roseburg visit ing at the homo of Mrs. Wilson s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rnpp. Building Fine Home V. J. Burokor. owner of tho. Can vnnvlllR Earn eh. is building 11 11UW house. When completed It will bo ono ot tho most modern and attrac tive residences In Canyoiivlllo, ; Rav Burt Here ( Rny Burt, who has boon attend ing O. A. U., has nrriveu nnmo. With his mother, Mrn.'W. 0. Burt, nnd brother he Is leaving soon to reside in Eugene, whore iMr. Hurt Is omployed by the Southern Pact fic company. ... Arrives From Coast- Robert Lnhoy, formerly of this cltv. arrived Snturdoy from Mnrslr field to visit his slstor.. Miss Blanche Lnhoy, nnd friends prior lo leaving this week with Ihe local gunrd unit for their nnnunl en campment. STRAWS . Headfirst For Summer Jump into it today in a Gor don straw hnt. Why get "all hct up" in the felt when a light topper means so much comfort. Keep cool. Sailors with cushion bands inside conform to your head perfectly. "Soft Straws" blocked on lines similar to the way you wear your felt. Flcxiblo straws you can shape any old way. And quality galore in Gordons! PENCERS Leaves For Los Angeles- Mrs. Flora Thompson, mother nf Mrs. Blrnev West of this city, left Saturday for Los Anrnlos to Biiond some time visiting. She Intends to bp away from Roseburg until the latter part of September. Lodge Officials Visit J. M. Throne of Rosoburp. ills' trlct deputy grand ' master ot the Masonio lodge for Orogon, nocom- paniod by W. F. Harris, also of this city, mndo his official visit to Canvonvllle lodge Inst week. A good number wbb In nttondnncc and lunch wns served. . Dr. Irvine Leaving Dr. Malcolm Irvine, for (ho pase year physician at Myrtle Creole. leaves today for Independence, Oregon, having sold his business In Myrtle Creek, and bought nt Inde pendence. Dr. Irvine haH enjoyed a very good practice und regrets are expressed at his leaving. Leaves For Portland W. O. dinger ot Marahfleld, for mer resident of this city, left tho morning for Portland, nfler a visit In Roseburg since Suliirday. Ills son, Venette, Is in a hospital In Portland recovering slowly from In juries reolvcd In a fall In n Ban don swimming tank. Leave For Denver Mrs. II. M. Sblrtclirf, nnd cli ilron, Marlon, Henry nnd llal and E. A. Hhlltellrr and wire Myrtle Creek, left Friday for l)( vni ullDra Ilia., ...Ill ..li.lt V..1..II.. for a month or six weeks. T 'party Is motoring, leaving by I i northern route. They plan to I llum through the south, vlsl Yosemlte park. ling Bird Sees Crowd Meei ;"Lindy' r 1 " 1 Im, m i A a, M w I . mmmmmmmmmmmtmmtff. r--.-' Wfc -ffflk. ; J't.at'sjx. i. ::iwnv. 'i.inw-''-' i- S3J r PlSyfcl !"'" Ss' a "''a Dj - ' ' i Aw. . i 1 I ; i ': ': This aerial libotogmph shows how 'the Washington Monument and the surrounding grounds appeared whon President Coolldge formally welcomed Colonel Chillies .Lindbergh, ' New ' Tork to-Pnrls flyer, back to the country Saturday. A huge throng catllorod around the hiRtorlc obelisk when: Coolldge. decorated Lindbergh with the highest aviation lienor or ino nation. . . : From Coqulllc W. Paulson of .Coqulllo arrived hero Sunday to spend a day or; so op business and visiting. ! ! "M - '---('" i i Here,Thls Morning . . 1 ! 1 Alborti Krogel uf DlxonvfUni was In Roseburg this mornljigi nllo'ml. lng to business Sflblrs und li'atllii);; Qoinfl to Rose ShoW : ' i : Among. thoso from this- city plan ning to go to Porllnnd this, wuk for tho auinial Rose festival Is Mrs, Richard Doucetlo. , ,; i l , ' ; .' ' L I '' ' Roporter Takes Holiday: t Glenn C, Railnbaiigh,. reporter, on the Morning Register,, left yestor; day lor Sacramento on n 10-day va cation .trip.-r-Eugeno' Guard. : From ' Const -'-"- tr--- . Mrs; I'V E. Allen;, rt Marshflehl, wuB an arrival bore Sunday t$. vis it V'Uli flieiids for W few days, i : ( ! ' ? i j : --r' t .-.'.-. Visitor Saturday ( ' " .' Mrf W. G.i rtiil' hi DixonvllU 'rspent Saturday afternoon iir-thli city ivismng witn ciiends,:- ami shopping. t , J ; ; : , . ' ' ':. iit ; To Glendale , ; Attorney Dexter ttlco "went to Gleiidulo tills , liiorntiig to look at ter lnislness nirfuli's. , j From Dlxonvlllc : Geno . MathlS' of plxonvlllo' was in Roseburg this morning attend ing to business affairs and visiting with friends. Home from School i- (j ..t, Miss Thclma Smith Is home for' tho summer vacation nf(ert spend ing the. winter nt Corvallls 'ritlend liirf O. A. C. . Here For Visit Paul Trueblood, who hns been intending WlllnmoUo University, spent the week-end in this city visiting his parents, .Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Trueblood, before leaving lo bo one of tho guides nt the Oro gon Cuves during the summer, i ' Here Over Week-end-Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Powell nnd daughter,. Miss Ruth , Powell, of Eugene spent tho woek end In this city visiting their son and brother. Earl Powell, nnd family. Miss Ruth Powell, who has been tencblng nt Glendale during tho nast school your, has returned to Eugene. Arrive For Funeral- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Eu gene, accompanied by their daugli ter, Miss Roslna Porter, who has been spending the past week lu that city, arrived this morning to attend the funeral of Ben F. Lohr, Sr., well known Roseburg man, who died Saturday following a pro longed Illness. Mr. Porter Is a brother of Mrs. Lohr. Building New Cabins O. M. Hopplo, owner of the Coos Bay Junction auto camp, Is build ing some new cabins on his camp ground there. Ho also condurts n storn and service station that car. ries quite nn extensive stor k. Tim ground and cabins have electric lights now, making a needed Im provement. Mr. Hopple enjovs an all yenr business and snys thai If anything business Is belter this year than last year. Oklahoma People Visit Mr. and Mrs. E. f). Mnltby nnd threo? children, of Edmonrt, Oklh homa arrived here this morning and are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Slog, old rrleinls when both families resid ed In Oklahoma. The party, are enrouto home nftor a trip lo south ern points. , Visit At Calkins Home W. A.- Morgan and wife of Winona, Minn., nro visiting today at the Frank Calkins home. They nro former residents of this vicin ity, having resided In Edenbower for several years. They left about 111 years ago. They would like lo return, they stale, hut business connections require them to remain In Minnesota. Auto Trip East . Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Holcomh. of the down river country near Elk ton, where the Cornier taught In the Dlmmlck district the past year, will leave Tuesday for Kansas nnd Iowa, wbero they will visit relatives and friends. They will go vln tlio southern route and the Grand Canyon, returning by way of Ihe Yellowstone Pnrk. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Cnr- rli) M. linker, nf this cliy. who will go as far as Sacramento, where she will visit this summer with her daughter, Mrs. Nelllo Morris, for merly nf this elty. From O. A, C. " Adalbert ' and ' Bernard '"Young have arrived from O. A1.' C. tb spend tho summer vacation. The former 'will be omployed "ai" . the ' Rexall Drug store. .-' ., I 'l V V ;;' g v. Home from Coast ' ; : ' . Mrs. .11. L. Brockley nnd Bon, Bobby, who hnvo been visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bnmunv formerly of this city,'! now of Mnrshfleld for the past week, re turned home Sunday. Miss Baiff Here ? MIbs Myrtle Balff daughter ot Mr. and Mia. Peter Balff, former residents who rocently moved to Portland to make their home, Is a visitor hero. Jess Baldwin Arrested Joss Baldwin was arrested" Sat urday evening, by Chief or Police Vaughn on a charge of drunken noss. Mr. Baldwin wns preparing lo leave for Idaho and posted. $50 ball which wns forfeited. ..& Mrs. Garner Here Mrs. O. R. Onrnor, of Oakland, California has arrived here and la visiting at the home of her moth nr. Mrs. 11. F. Shleldsi Mr. Garner will arrive bore next week, and ho and his wife will spend -their vacation In Roseburg and surround ing points; They expect to ba here about two weeks. -i. Britt Nichols Home T. Biitt Nichols, who hag bean at tending the Presbyterian Beneral Assembly In Los Angeles, and also visiting with his daughters who are atteii'dlug nursing school there, returned to his homo in this clly last night, lie visited at'thehomo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Wlniberly who nskud lo be remembered to their many friends In Rosebui'g. Arundel, plnnn tuner: Phone 189-L. C. A. VERMILLION DIES fAMnclnM Trow Loawil Wire.). PORTLAND. Ore., June 13 O. A. Vermillion, nsslstnnt id the president of tho Spokane, Portland nnd Seattle railway, died ' today, aged 63, following Illness of sev eral mouths. . Ho had been employ ed on vnrlous railways In the mid dle west nnd In 1909 he left the MUsoivt Pacific to become train dispatcher for the Snokane, Port land and' Scnltle at Spokane. Later he was made train master. j then superintendent of car service nun some yi-urs hrii wus niaue as sistant (o the president. Single bit axes, 11.50 at Powell's Furniture. RECITAL TONIGHT Pupils ofElsie Carlton Strang and Frances Llntott Presbyterian Church at Eight o'Clock
