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Leaves On Short Trip
Mr. anil Mm. R. K. McLendon
LOCAL NEWS
iGtt Saturday for Astoria where I
they are spending a few days visit-1
ing relatives and mends.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1 927.
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Return From Beach : , , ; . , '
Mr. and lira. Irvln Uoucette
and son, Richard, returned Sunday
evening from Bandon bench where
they Bpent the week end holiday.
Home From Portland
Alia. Llta Barnes 1ms . returned
from Portlund where she bus bein
enjoying a visit with her parents
und friends since Saturday night.'
Towers Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy. Towers
of Eugene, until recently residents
of, this city, were in Rosebu'g over
tiie week end visiting with fihiiids.
From Eugene ,
Mrs. Jumea LeacA, of Eugene,
spent the weok-end In RoBeburg
visiting wllh r)ullves and friends.
Khu formerly inado tier home In
tlili city.
From Medford .
Adrian Fisher, of Medford, mo
' tored here to spend the week-end
' visiting wllh his pureuls, Mr. .and
Mis. W. II. FiBher, and visit with
friends.
Returns From Portland ,
Wm.: H. Machen ( returned to
Itoseburg this morning after spend
iug the holiday In Portland and
northern points enjoying n v'slt
with relatives. . ,
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Visit Over Week End
Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Lenox and
daughter of Portland were in Roao
burg over the week-end visiting ut
tl:e home of Mr. Lenox's mother,
Mrs. Emma Lenox. ' ' "
Pack From Portland
Mrs. Frank H. Churchill return
ed to Roseburg Saturday night af
ter unending several davs in Port
land attending' to business affaii'H
and visiting. ' '
Back From North
Mrs. Jack Schlenker returned
this morning to Roseburg from
Portland after spending the week
end holiday there visiting with rel
atives and friends. , . . ,.
Former Residents Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hi' Scliumaker,
of Yrekn,' 'California,' visited in
Roseburg Monday. Mr. Schumaker,
who was formerly employed in the
J.. (J. Penney .store Iu Roseburg tis
now manager? of the. ;Penny store
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Park Company Formed
Incorporation papers have been
, issued to the Winchester Bay Rec
' realion Park, a coriipany formed,
to develop the resort at the mouth
of the Umpqua. The incorporators
arc W. P. Reed, C. O. Bartley and,
l.auia uartiey. Tne capital stock?
is $20,000.
Home From North
Mr. and Mrs. Kennetli Martin
mid family returned Monday night
from northern points where they
visited ; over," ; the ; holiday; They.
were guests of Mr. Martin's par-'
ents in Oregon Oily and' werealso
In Portland for a day. While In the
northom part of the state they at
tended tho roundup at Molnlla.
Marriage Licenses Issued 110
Marriage licenses Were ' Issued
'Saturday at Eugene to Louis Ver
non Watklns of 1 Conistock and
Katherlne Blomberg of Drain and
to E. "M. Roberts of Winchester
Bay und Stella Becker of Portland.
John W. Maddux and Emma M.
Nenietz of Roseburg secured a mar.
riage license in Vancouver laBt
week.
STARTS
SATURDAY, JULY 16
Double
Program
Haskell Indian Symphonic Band
Dr. Robert Parker Miles
Two Great Plays
Lucile Elmore Revue
"Chautauqua tones down the horror of acquiring
a college education," George Fitch.
BUY SEASON TICKETS NOW
Visit at .Beach
' Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Darncs spent
Monday at Bundon beach atlendlng
the celebration.
From Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durch have
returned from Sunset Reach where
tbey motored Sunday to enjoy the
holiday, i ' i i ,
Visit at Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cluc'c were at
Baudon Beach over the week end
holiday enjoying ' thq celebration
and' visiting. ! ' ,
Llston Bowden Visits
Liston Bowden, ot Medford, was
In Roseburg over tho : week-end
visiting with his parents and other
relntlves. i
From Weed
Jack Hull, formerly of this city
and now of Weed, California, spent
the week end In Roseburg enjoy
ing a visit Willi friends.
From Medford
Loss Wright of Medford was
here over Monday enjoying a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wendell Wright, .and friends.
From Eugene
The Misses Mary and Delia Mc
Carthy or Eugene, motored, horo
over the week end to visit with
their mother and other relatives.
Left For Colorado
G. W. Leeper of this city left
Sunday for i Denver. Colorado.
where he will visit with his mother
and sister. He will be uwey from
this city about two weeks.
Visit in Medford
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hulbert of
Rosenurg arrived in Medford yes
terday to spend the Fourth at the
home of Joe Cave, acting chief of
ponce. MedfordMuIl Tribune. ,
Vslts In Portland
J. O. Now land motored to
Portland Sunday to visit with
Mrs. Newland- who is undergoing
treatment In a hospital there. He
wilt return home tonight.
Returns to Portland-
Mrs. Ivan B. McKlnncy returned
to Portland Sunday after spending
a ween in noseourg visiting with
Her parents, Di;, i aiul .Mrs. Fred
Hayues.
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Home from Corvallle ,
, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Araqrt and two
uaugiuerSj vera 1 Jean and Geral
dine, returned this morning from
Corvallis .where they . have been
visiting since Sunday with Mr.
Amort's parents. '
Home From Beach
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor and
daughter, Athulie, returned here
Monday evening from Bandon
where they have been since Fii
day enjoying ithe celebration ; ut
the beach,- ' J -
From Portland - '
Mrs. Verne Monosmith of Port
land was here! over tho'waek end
holiday; tar visit with iter mother,
Mre.'L. W. Ingles, ami other rela
tlvesMrs; 'Monosmlth fi.rmerly re
sided iu, this city.
Visit At Payton Home . ' " '
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Murch nnd
two children of San Jose. Califor
nia, who have been visiting here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Payton Bince Friday, left today for
their home. Mr. Murch ia a nephew
of Mr. Payton.
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From Glendale
Roy Caraway of Glendale has :
arrived to spend several days iu
this city visiting with relatives.
and friends.
On Vacation Trip
led Perrin, clerk nt the Ter
minal Hotel, left this morning for
a weexs vacation to coos Hay
points and Crescent City.
Visits Over Week End
P. M. Blaskey. who is employed
Dy toe t-opco at 'iran, ure spent
the week end In Roseburg visiting
vun reiuuves nnu menus. i
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Visits- Enroute North
i,,,o. JlllUDIl HlVItllJUlU UL I, CI It I
eley, Calif., stopped over night
Monday to visit with her cous
ins, Mr. and Mis. Wm. M. Camp
bell, enroute to northern points.
Visits Over Holiday
Lawrence Clemenson of Med
ford spent the holiday in Roseburg
and Eugene visiting Willi friends.
He is employed mi the Copco
power survoy on tho North Ump
qua. .
Arriving For Visit '
Mrs. T. M. Ollivant will have as
her guest her niece, Miss . Alice!
Denning, who has been teaching
at Mills college and who will ar
rive here at the end of the week I
for n short visit.
Burled Monday
The funeral of the late George
Rlter washeld Monday at 10 a. m.,
at the chapel of the Roseburg Un
dertaking company. Rev. Achor,
pastor of the Preabyterlun church,
officiated. Btiriul was In the Ma
sonlo cemetery. .'..
Leaving For East
Rev. E. P. Runnells leaves on
Thursday of this week for his for
mer home in New Hampshire aud
will visit there ' until September,
when he will return to Roseburg
with his wife and children, who
are now iu the east. , j i
L. R. Chambers Moving
L. R. Chambers, local Nash deal
er, announced todny that: ho is
vacating his present quarters ' on
Jackson and Court streets and will
move to the corner of Oak nnd
Main streets, giving a more cen
tral location. '
Receives News Brother's Death
Mrs. Annis ' M. Lucas has 're
ceived the sad news of the death
of her brother in Lansing, Michi
gan, death coming July 1. He was
the eldest of : six children, all of
whom are still living and who are
over 50 years of age.
Here From Medford 3 :
Arthur Brown ot Medford, cir
culation manager for the Oregon
inn iu southern Oregon, is spend
ing a few days here on buslnesa.
He, has been to northern points
and his family accompanied him
as far as Eugene, ; remaining
there .to visit with relatives. '
Visits 'Over Saturday ,
Mlsa Dorothy Hermann was in
RoBeburg over Saturday vlsitlns
with her brother, Fred Hermann,
and frienda, stopping over enroute
to her home In Grants PasB from
Marshfield, where she has been en
joying a vacation since the closing
of schools.
VlBlt From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Rowley ot
Eugene were visitors in Roseburg
today. Accompanied by Mrs. Row
ley's sister, Miss Mattie Perry of
KoseDurg, tney went on a liip In
to Eastern Oregon over the Mc
Kenzle highway Sunday and 'Mon
day. They brought Miss Perry
home last night and remained over
today to visit frienda.
Funeral Today
The remains of Lewis Woody,
who died at Centralia recently, ar
rived in Roseburg Sunday. Services
were held at Wilbur this morning
at 10 o'clock, Rev. Matthews, pas
tor ot the local Buptist church, of
ficiating. M. E. Bitter, funeral di
rector of the Roseburg Undertaking
company, conducted arrangementa.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Holmes of
Seattle, the latter a sister of Fred
Strang of this city, are being con
gratulated on the birth of a daugh
ter, Betty Lou, on Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Holmes are well known
here having visited In the city
aevernl times. They formerly re
sided in Medford and also in Eu
gene, from where they moved to
the Washington city a few months
ago. Mr. Holmes received a pro
motion In the Southern Pneifin
company and was transferred to
Seattle.
Funeral Held Sunday I
The funeral of the late Robert
Kldd was held Sunday afternoon
at the Elks temple. Rev. Runnells,
of tho local Episcopal church offi
ciated and the eulogy was given
by Hon. J. W. Hamilton. Tho
ritualistic service of the lodge was
used: The great bank of flowers
were tributes of the esteem of the
community for the deceased. In
terment was in the Masonic ceme
tery. Arrangements were conduct
ed by M. E. Rltter of the Roseburg
Undertaking company.
Visit at Campbell Home
Superintendent of Schools, Wm.
I Campbell and Mrs. Campbell had
as guestfl overnight Monday their
uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs.
Geo. F. McCune, nnd three child
:ren, who are touring the United
States. Mr. McCune for the past
six years has been president of
I the Huron College at Huron,
; South Dakota, prior to that time
; being a missionary In Korea. With
:hls family he wlU tour the states,
going from here southward, and
1 later will sail from New York City
for Europe. He and his family will
; visit various places abroad, In
cluding Egypt and then will go to
Korea, where Dr. McCune has ac
cepted a place as president of the
Union Christian College.
Nothin:
Perplexing
on an
Burner
The selection of an oil burner is,
a process of simple thought. You ,'
; know the features you want.
Simply check what you want
against what any certain burner
offers you and when you find ;
; agreement buy. ; This simple ;
process has brought hundreds
of. home owners to Nu-way in .
the, last few months. . Sales have
been more rapid than in any past '
year of Nu-way history. 1
" ! Size ',
You want a burner of the right ;
size for your needs. Nu-way ,
offers arange of sizes andcapac-'
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m burner! for buildings from five--,
room' bungalows to fifty-apart-
. ment structures.. , '
; Simplicity
You want a simple burner, one
that responds with sureness to '
automatic control and one that
' has but few places where any
weakness can ever develop.
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Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Company
324 North Jackson St. ; Roseburg, Oregon Phone 151 . , '
Visit at Bend
Mis 11a Laubach and her uncle,
C. E. Mansfield, and Miss Celia
Bieck took a trip over the Mc
Kenzie hlghwuy to Bend over the
holidays.
Return to Bav
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rlchter and
family, former residents of thiB
city, who visited here with the lat-
ter's sister. Mrs. Clair K. Allen,
and other relatives over the week
end, returned home Monday.
Returns North
E. S. Hall, principal of the Rose
School, who has been visiting at
the home of J. J. Thennes on
Garden Valley road for the past
two weeks, left yesterday for his
home In Hnrrlsburg. . : .
Visit Over Holiday
Mr. E. A. Gilbert and wife of
San FranclBCO were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McClellan In
their Kohlhagen AptB., over the
fourth. Mr. Gilbert is the master
car builder of the Southern Pa
cific with hoadqtiarlerB at Ran
Francisco, and with his family Is
visiting the different points of In
terest in Oregon by auto.
Former Retidente Here
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Lecle nnd
children of Wellington, Washing
ton, formerly of this city having
made their home In Roseburg
jover a year ago, arrived Saturday
j night to visit with friends here
t until Wednesday. Mr. Lecin hss a
home here and is looking after In
terests while in the elty. With
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prlncen and
family, Mr. and Mrs Lecle and
family motored lo the Oregon
Caves for Sunday and Monday.
Really, there is
about deciding
Oil
Here Today '
Mrs. Claude Church and family,
of Camas Valley, were here this
afternoon aliopping and transacting
business.
Spends Afternoon
Miss Virginia Golden, of Stither
lin, spent the afternoon in Rose
burg shopping and visiting with
friends.
Arrives for Visit
Mrs. S. E. Cochran, of Collage
Grove arrived Monday to spend a
few days visiting at the homo of
her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H.
U. Cochran.
From Portland
Roland Ageo, of Portland, former
resident of this city, was an arri
val here the first of the week for
a visit with friends and to look
after business interests.
Visit at Coaet
Dr. and Mm. Geo. E. Houck, of
this city and son, Dr. Geo. H.
Honck, of Boston, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed
Marks and son and dnughter, Miss
Ethel Marks, formed a party mo
toring to Iteedsport over the week
end. They left their car there
and went to Gardiner and Win
Chester Bay by boat.
Back from Motor Trip
Dr. and Mrs. Lee A. Wells
and family returned Monday eve-
! nlng from a motor trip to coast
' points over the holiday. They
were at Bandon until Monday, leav
! Ing there In their car and motor
ing to Crescent City, over the Red
wood highway to Grants Pass and
home. They covered about 315
miles Monday.
Nu-way is the simplest .burner'
made in which are embodied
the four fundamental princi-'
pies governing perfect combus
tion of oils. . - i i ; .., 0 ;
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You want a burner not only sate
but one that can cause y'ou no i
annoyance, Nu-way is listed as
standard by Underwriters' Lab
oratories. Not only that but it
has devices that prevent any
chance of delayed ignition with
its attendant "back fire" and any
chanoe of ruiningyour basement '
. with oil joking frrri j hgjyrnfeK )
Long Life
pie and free frorn vibration
Gov. Officers Here '
J. D. Thomas and A. P. Donahue,
Inspectors with the Department of
the Interior, are spending a short
time in Roseburg making an In
spection nt the Roseburg land of
fice. Jack Shields Here
Jack Shields, of Portland, former
Roseburg boy, arrived this morn
ing to spend the day on business.
His parents and their family re
cently moved from this city to the
metropolis, whoro they intend to
locate.
Home from Washington
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frcflertclcson
and son, Walter, returned Sunday
night from a motor trip lo Tacoma
and Seattle, where thoy enjoyed a
week's visit with relatives. Enrouto
north they stopped over In Port
land lor a brief lime.
EX-CONVICT 18 ACCUSED
(AurcUbx) rM Lmw) Win)
LONG-VIEW, Wash., July C
A man giving the nnmo of Jack
Renfro, printer and pressman,
was held by the police here today
for investigation after an attempt
to sell sixty spacobanda for lino
type machines, and three number
ing machines, to the Longview
Dally News.
Theft of 100 space bands from
the Oregon Statesman, Salem,
Ore., waa reported yestorday.
Renfro claimed he enme here
from Canada. Police said ha ad
mitted having served a tw-o-year
term in McNeil Island federal
prison for a shooting affair. Po
lice communicated with Salem
authorities and R. J. Hendricks,
publisher of the Statesman. ,
Listed as Standard by
Underwriters Laboratories'
the Nu-way enjoys a long life of
service. Long life is assured, tool
by the quality of accessories
such as fuel feed and ignition
systemwhich are. made by
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respective fields. ' j
Finish !f
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This finish highly, polished
.brass; and 'nickel P.Q4Kfiln;
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'f , ' comfoift ', tifid'i ease
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John King, owner, of Klng'stwlll remain about a month as In
Station at Coos Bay Junction, loft dland Is his boyhood home and he
for Indiana yesterday morning in i has many friends there. Mrs. King
response to a telegram that hia i will be ill charge of the station
mother was very ill. Mr. King I during hlB absence.
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WILL LAST A LIFE TIME
The removable cylinder, which is different from
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engine.
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