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ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY: Iin.V IV 1927
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SWIMMING SIMPLIFIED
Intertiming of Head and Arms
Important in Crawl Stroke.
BY JAMES A. LEE
Athletic Director, Cleveland (Ohio) Athletic Club
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As correct Inlerliinlng of bead
nnd arm movements In essential to
gain body balance In tho cruwl,
tho combined action should be glv-
en n brief trlnl, standing on hot -
torn 'before undertaking it In ft
swimming position. -
Ilend forward, extend right arm
in front nnd left arm backwnrd,
OREGON DRUGGIST SHY
AT BEAUTY PARLOR BOGEY
' , ( AuocliilctI 1'rcNS l.pniM!tl Wirt-) '
' HEND, Ore., .July 13 Oregon
druggists in annual convention
hero deplore the tendency of drug
stores to become beauty parlors,
marcel shops and roslaurants, In
which pliarmacenutleal training 1b
relegated to the background.
"J shudder to think what the
drugstores of tho future may be
come, if present tendencies .con
tinue," said L. J3. Russell, l'ort
i. Jay H. Upton, centrul Orogon
senutor, told members of the asso
ciation they should acquaint tliom
Hodlves fully with the states scen
ery, In order to he of sej-vlce to
tourists with whom they come in
closo contact.
There's a nice present for ll.o
lucky bidder at tho Auction House
next Saturday. Sale starts at 2
p. m.
WHEN ANKLES
Pretty ankles are a common commodity on Broadway but when
Barbara Barondess, of the screen, broke out in blossoms about her
comely tootsies little ol' New York just naturally gathered 'round for an
eyeful. And now, they say, no cute littte chorine will Teel competcly
dresesd unless sen sports a bouquet anktet.
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IiumlH touching ' the water, nml
luni to tin- left. Then, wlllionl
moving bead r jihoulderH. simul
taneously sweep the right unn
down nml iKiik, the left up nnd
forward.
TIib right should pvet,s directly
down, grazing the Align In paus
ing; the left should circle high
and strike the surface close to
where the right urm Blurted.
Next turn head nnd shirt shoul
derH to right, repealing tho move
ments in the opposite direction,
left moving down and back, right
up -ind forward
whan v.i m. ,. irni.to iiia t
and slioulders with fair success,
Iry actual swimuifng.
Start with a push-off, Bet Iho
feet In motion, then press direelly
down and back with the left arm,
keeping h e a d a n il slioulders
straight. As -tills arm noars the
thigh, press down and Irck with
tho right arm, at the saino lime
twisting the lieud and rolling the
entire hotly, feet and all, to the
left, bringing tho left arm out of
the water.
Itetain the pnsltloli now assumed
above the wnler and the right
while Ihe left arm sweeps forward
drives hnckward. Then, when the
left, arm hits tho surface and
starts to press down again, twist
1 the bond and roll the body right,
keeping it so rolled throughout the
forward motion of the right arm
and backward of the left. Do not
hurry the movements.
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LOCAL
Business Visitor '.
I Harry Gr-mex, of nice Creek,
! wiiii In Ibis illy Tuesday afternoon
' w
trading.
Business Visitor
Henry j'osliui, of OlaJIn, spent
the uriurnoiiii Tuesday looking af
ter business .mutters and trading
In this city.
From Melrose
.Mrs. Otlo Marlhews, of Mi-Jrose,
was In lloseburg for several Hours
on Tuesday attending to husjiiess
and sliopplng. ,
In. Shopping
Mrs. II. 1'earson, of Winchester,
spent Tuesday afternoon in Jfnse-
burg shopping and visiting .with
friends. ,
On Business
.1 I. fuseheer. resilient of Glide.
speut several liours Tuesday in this
city looking after business aflairs
and visiting with friends. .
From Reston
E. M. .Matthews, of Iteston, was
attending to bminess matters and
visillng In lloseburg for a brief
time Tuesday afternoon.
Visit Tuesday
Mrs. U. Kllers and daughter, of
Brockwuy, were In tills city Tues-
ti'dnv afternoon sliopiilnj? and at-
tending to business affairs.
Spend Afternoon
K. M. Olllvant and Tom Ollivanl,
of hooking Glass, spent Tuesday
afternoon in Roseburg trading anil
attending to business nfl'nlrs.
Visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Robert Chnmhorlln and
children. Geneva and Kred, of J.ooK
iik Glass snent Tuesday alternoon
shopping and visiting with friends
in this city. ,
Mrs. Michaels Visiting
Mrs. Elizabeth Michaels, of Cor
vallls, formerly of this cily and
Mvrtlo Creek. Is vlBitlng at the
latter place with her daughter and
other relatives.
Brother Visits , '
Wesley Owens and wife of Marys-
ville, Calif., are guests of Mrs. John
King at-Coos Jlay Junction. Mr.
Owens 1b u brother of Mrs. King.
Former Resident Visits
Mrs. J. A. Cnmpbell of Long
Bench,' California, is n guest of
I Mrs. W. li. Walr at Dlllard. Mrs.
Campbell formerly lived at Dillarti
and has' numerous friends. ( ,
Drain' Folks Visit
, i Mr. arid Mm. Hlmei New.ton and
,throe chlldreir of Uralii, hnvn been
guests of the former's brother, U
R." Newton nnd family at Cnnyon
vllle. They i also visited -relatives
In (Uendale before returning home.
Visit at Chapin's
Cleo Caswell of Oakland, Cnllt.,
formerly ai Myrtle, Crock boy, Is. tt
I guest at tho F.'S. Cliapln home 'lit
I Mvrtlo Creek.' With a friend he Is
-n..n..n ,n ftl.lnnnn trx a viull n-ilh
ralatlvca. . . .--:
Tho Melbodlst Missionary Socie
ty of Hlllnrd wa entertained by
Mrs. W. II. Illnlr at her now homo
on the highway north of IMIInrd
yesterday. Mrs.. Illnlr served
dainty refreshments", . ; V.
Mr. Radlck Visits'
Win. Rntllck of Mnrshfleld was
a visitor in this cily Tuesday and
was looking after business inter
OBts; Mr. Radlck is a . business
partner of W. O. dinger; ex-Rose-burg
man, at the const city.
Mrs. Bond Visits . 1
Mrs. Perry Road, of Glide, spent
Tuesday aftornoon in Roseburg vis
iting with friends and nttendlng to
business mutters. Mr. and Mra.
Pond, whose homo was lost in a
recent fire, are building a fine
new stucco, one-story home, work
having Marled already
structure.
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Myrtle Creek Man Dies
Word was recelvctr in
Creek yesterday of the
i..
sudden !
death of Joe Miller 111 linndnn. He
formerly lived in Mytile Creek and
was known lo many people. His
wife's relatives live there also. Mr.
Wilier was about 1,0 years old. No
word regarding funeral arrange
ments bad been received.
Visit At Miller Home
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith have
returned lo their home at Marsh
field after visiting at the home of
llr. aud Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs.
Smilh's bro(ller-lli-iaw and sister,
over the week-end. The coast rest
tlenls were gliosis or Mr. and Mrs
Wilier on a fishing trip nri tho
N'orlh Vmpqua Sunday.
GET nil OF PILt
THI'l illFlHI IWilY
IIIIU ULU lini i
fHvimnttnnnl. Vi
Jin tip! .Mtnic
ii'ltt'iicntnl !)lnvrrjr
r llni'k liuiiriiitU'rl
Tlm-overr nwulo liy a .lo-vcar pile
sun.-rpr. St"!'1 prtln. m Mntr. Mim .U
liur. Ita nxut'tlv tli i or cv.m v cr-nt
ri-rinuiiul. liuitnintccil to contain no
Not nn ointment, salvo
poMlm-y. a bnunl new
which nlisnrbs nml drl-
or sun-
up the
pllod. Nothing Ri-';tsy
Ikh.1
Quickly l'om ti'.Mrs ami drtvo
out (ht c-iinnciniii. Ut n-ir;itien.
Y rn in our "j ft . .i r K n . w 1 nl a o nf
pll(S VK KNOW that t; yt-u vvi!,h
rnl rolltf v.ki tngi ilhop iirc .1. C,
i'tlo Iteuictlv pr .ut.n.lc tn ii snrt-'l-cul
oeciutioi. M,il truii:iin of
t"s! hrv tirovr.i J. C. I'll lum
pily to no nupiTlor to siir - rv (ti:d
In nn Heir lot" vovtlv rn-l pj infill.
Cem en. yen ClIKONIC IMr.H
prKiKlii:l!S! t'so j. r. pile lum
f1v nd nJoy Hfo nciln. II. AO ipr
hoT. with unlimited imoiipv-tin.'W
Kunrnnt. At nil Rood tlruKKlsta.
J. C. Pile Remedy
Sold by Nathan Fullerton
NEWS
; From Hoaglln
Jtoy M. Foster, of Hoaglln was
'. in this citv Tuesday and t
,.,.,nlH unrr UUMU esg 1 IIUII-R fill,
visiting ilh friends.
There's a nice nrr-Kent fr 4i.-
; lucky bidder at the Auction House
next Saturday. Hale slam ut
p. Ill,
Visitor Tuesday-
Mrs. Arthur Al:,ru!i nt T,.l.l
i (;la ,,, 'r,.,i,.'
, j Hosehurg with rrlcrids and shop
I ping.
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iHere From Eugene
; -Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Ciitoser
j Eugene arrived this morning
i visit with relatives and rrlcndH
; this cily for a brief time,
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From Myrtle Creek-
Mis. K. K. Allen and Miss VI.
ginla I'.ushnell of Myrtle Creek
wero In this city Tuesday shopping
and transacting business.
Garrets Here Today
-Mr. anil Mrs. C. O. Garrett of
Glendale were arrivals here last
evening and remained over todai
visiting and on business.
Visiting In Salem '
Mrs. It.'W. Marslers and daugh
ter, Dorolby, have gone to Salem
where they will spend a week
visiting with relatives and frlonds-
Expected Home Today
Hay Sliupe of Ihe Denot liarhni-
shop is exjtected homo this eve
ning from Portland where he hnf
been looking after business affairs
Blnce Saturday. . '
Return Home
Mrs. Roy Walker and two chil
dren retunir-trto their home at
flyers, north of I his city, I his morn
ing after spending Tuesday, here
visiting and shopping.
Expected Home" Today
J. I. Chapman, Wilbur resident,
who has been spending the past
few weeks visillng with friends in
Tacoma and Seattle, is expected
home today.
Returns to Portland .
nirs. a. F. Ellis, who lias boon
visiting in Ihls cily as a guest of
Mrs. Tom Wharton nnd Mrs. F. H
Churchill, returned to Portland' the
first of the week.
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Returnlnq-to Aberdeen :
' Mrs. Oeorire rtenrlrteks Tvl.n 'i.
noon hero visillng at tho home of
her brother. C. W. MeAlllfnr i
leaving tonight for her homo' at
Aberdeen, Washington. '
Former Resident Visits
i " H. S. Conn, .of Portlanit,
formerly of Hosehurg. accompanied
by her daughter of Medford; wore
hero the first of (he week visillng
with friends on (heir way to Med
ford by auto.
Marriaoe Licenses Issued
Marriage .licenses were grnnled
veslertlay evening to Rnlnli n
.Faulkner nnd Marie McCnlllst
or iirm-ia-v n,..i i r.....,. i.. r,.. ' I
netl. and (i.
Anna Fisher, of San
Francisco.
Enroute Eureka .
Joe Itownstey of Pentllefnn slop
ped overnight Tuesday In visit on
his way to l-lureka, Calif., on busi
ness. Mr. Rownsley Is a friend of
T. 13. Swearlngen ot Ihls cily. a
former resident of eastern Oregon.
Returns to Sacramento
Mrs. Seth Harry, who has been
visiting at tho homo of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Jen
nings, nnd friends since Sunday,
left Ihls morning for her homo in
Sarcnniento.
Mrs. Grayblll Visits
Mrs. If. N. Grayblll, and two
small sons have returned to Grants
Pass aflei- a week's visit with Mrs.
John King at Coos Junction. Mrs.
Grayblll lived last year at Hosehurg
ami was very active in Camp Fire
work. Iler husband Is In charge
of the Shell Oil station al Grants
! Pass.
Condition Not Improved
Tho comlillon of Mrs. H. W.
Hiitrs, who la seriously HI fnliow
tiiK un (monition at tho flood Sa
mariiar llnnnital In Vortlaiul. was
reported unimproved this ntter
noon iukI i lliiht liopos am hold for
hor recovery.' air. li. V TIji'ps,
(IntipMor nnd son are at, her bed
FitU-.
Is Improving
Kit hard. Ihe small son of Mr. and
Mrs. heon MeCJintock. Is reported
to he improving today following
an areident Saturday In which the
lad rn tight his h;ind in a wringer
at home, the hand heing drawn
as far ns tho .vnlst thnn.ph the
niaehlne. Tho momborn were had
ly bruised hut ito serious injury
resulted.
"lissCaLu"llle Lenox, stem
pher ut the offices of Quine
o:ra-i
andj
! company. Is on n two weeks vnca
jtton and has left for lyrlle Point
, to visit with hor sister. Her nioth
, er and brother. Mrs. Kmnm and
. liny Lenox, who nrromp:mied her
j there have returned home. Dur
l lug her absence Mrs. Verne Shrum
; 1h in charge of her duties at tho
I insurance office.
Washington People Visit
Mr nnd Mm. Horace Knnncupon
land children. Phyllis nnd CIwulcs.
jof Pellvlew. Wash., neeompnnird by
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Payne ot Sc
uttle, were guests for sevni! days
of Mr. Hitch Hownie. who
with!
Frank Aiiirn conduct The
rove i
Auto camp, north of canvonville.
Mr. Oownte rmiip to Tvuiel;t; roun-1
ty from Seattle, and hns nlso lived i
in Rritish Columbia. Hif miosis
lilted IVuiu-las county and plan to
return.
Sets Her Wings for Rome Hop
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Gladys Roy, pretty Los Angeles
. i si. W.t-i
jumps at both high and low altitudes. Now she has made uo her
, lrl .
the kind that Lindbergh used, has
which she hopes to make the trip.
"mjui vi wiB,cimiU yj.
Home from Eastern Orenon
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose and fam
ily returned Tuesday from a three
weeks' vacation In Eastern Ore
gon. 'Jhey were accompanied
home by Mr. Rose's two nieces,
who will visit here. - ;
Spend Week At Burnt Flatts
Morrill Hitler aud Roy Pettey re-.
iiuineu tins morning from a week's
I vacation spent at Burnt Platts on
"10 Tw'" Lakes trail. Mr. Pettey,
ia en"IIoyed at the First State
land Savings Rank, Is on his vaca-
! lion and has another week's leave
I before resuming his duties.
! .
cxpecica ror visit
Mrs. 'Minnie Snooks of Oakland,
C"'if01 'nla, and her brother-in-law,
A- G- Jackson, of Portland are ex-
pected here Saturday ami will visit
at the home of the former's cousin,
Mrs. Tom Wharton. Mrs. Snooks
has been visiting. -with 'relatives in
Portland and from this city will
return home. ' .- " .
Los Angeles People Visit : ' j .
J. W. Henderson, president of
the Henderson Petroleum compnny
of Los Angeles, .Mrs. Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Worlhlngton,
Miss H. Wortllington, Miss D.
Wortllington and Ted Worthington,
burg, staying at tho Umnqua hotel.
The party Is enroute to Alaska by
motor. , , - .
FOR AUTO THEFT
Philip Frank and James Pres
ton, transients, claiming to be on
the way from Portland to San Fran
cisco, were bound over to the
grand Jury here this afternoon on
charges of auto theft. The two
young men wive arrested early
this morning near Myrtle Creek by
ti. A. Fitzpatrick and liia brother,
.1. W. Kit zpn trk-k. The former, the
owner of the car, stated that he
was awakened Hhortly utter mid-
night by tho barking of the dogsj
aud ran out of the house in time
to see Frank and Preston pushing I
his automobile towards the high
way. He called to them ami they
ran. He returned to the house, and
brother and together they started
dressed htnuelC and cahe.d, his I
in pursuit, overtaking Frank and !
Preston a short distance south of j
the Kitzpatrick place. I
The Jwo young men were taken'
Into custody nnd turned over to '
Sheriff Stunner. They wore given j
a hearing this afternoon before,
Justice of the Peace Hopkins and.
were held for the grand jury. They
were unable to furnish bonds, fix
ed in the sum of $r00 each, and
are confined in the county jail.
OFFICER LOSES HIS
OWN AUTOMOBILE IN
HUNT FOR THIEVES
( Awririntfit Prow t.rawtl Wire.)
PHNDLKTON, Ore.. July 13.
July VA has been a most un-
lucky dny for Charles Hos- I
kins, chief deputy sheriff.
laie last night and early this
morning while he was nt '
templing to trace automobile (
4 thieves that bad abandoned j
the car of Henry Olosscn of j
Salem, near Keho. his own car
was stolen from outsido the j
court house. ;
The officers believe the !
thieves abandoned the Clos- j
sen car when one of tho (ires ;
was punctured and took the :
deputy's car to continue -their ,
flight eastward. ;
rwiv n ttrn
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ADVERTISERS
flyer, holds records! for parachute
special nyan monoplane, of
been selected as the machine In
Her co-pilot is Lieutenant Delmar
ELKS CHOOSE MIAMI
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, July
v 1.5 raiami, ia., waB selected
as the 1928 meeting place for
the Elks National convention,
defeating Los Angeles -when
the. second poll was taken
today. Miami received 1050
votes and Los Angeles 360.
NEW MANAGER AT
WESTERN UNION
A change in. the management
I of the Western Union offices here
j has been made, D. C. Young, who
has been manager for the past year
being transferred to Baker, where
he will hold a similar position. Mr.
Young's place at the offices ,ia
Tioscburg is beng tken by L. 13.
Italic of New York City, who 1ms
been, employed by the Western
Union In Eugene the past two
months. " Mr. Halls was formerly
an Associated Press operator in
New. York City. ' Mr. Young has
gone, to Baker to Immediately take
over ' bin duties at the "Western
Union office.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
American
First game
At Detroit
Washington R. II.
Detroit
..7 10
Tlutteries: Lisenbee, Hurke, Coff-
man and Tale;
Gibson, Stoner and
Woodall.
National.
First game
At Boston ' R. IT. E.
Chicago 3 U
Uoston 6 IS 1
Uatteries: Carlson, Dean and
liartuett; Greenfield, Weitz and
Hogan.
At New York
Cincinnati
New York
R. H. E.
.11 10 1
...3 .12 5
Uatteries: Lucas and Hargrave;
flu rk son. I-Inii rv. Ttiuipv n ml Tn v-
ir. CummlngH.
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when Schumacher
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Just" nail the big
sheets in place and
yourwallisfinished.
No muss, or waiting
for them todry. Yet
they're walls that
nre smooth, sturdy
and enduring.
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Wall
Board
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Help build up a local industry
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Our printing plant is run loy lo
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You can get an excellent quality
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. modern plant, a fine variety of
favorites types, up-to-date facili
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in printing from a menu card
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12 INDIAN GIRLS
ALLEGED TO HAVE
FIRED DORMITORY
(Afwoctotnl Prcsa Loawd Wlr) '
PORTLAND, Ore., July 13 As
sistant United States District At
torney McGilchrist, in federal
court here, today asked that bench
warrants, each carrying $500 hail
requirement, bo issued for the ar
rest of the 12 Indian girls on. the
Klamath reservation, indicted yes
terday for burning down the dor
mitory in which they lived.
They -will, presumably, be
brought to Portland and held, pend
ing trial, in some Juvenile deten
tion home.
Albert PIcard, Umatilla Indian
charged with theft of personal be
longings of Joseph Craig, was sen
tenced to serve 9 months In the
county jail, : . . . .
Deoring 7-ft. binder in stock -nb
Wharton Bros, , ;
CULLEN LANDIS ALIMONY
SLACKER; 5 DAYS IN JAIL
LOS ANGELES, July 13 Cullcn
Lanriis, motion picture actor, was
sen.tencpd to five days In jail here
today, for failing in his nlhnony
payments to his divorced wife,
MiKnon Lebrun Landis. :
Superior JudRe Robert H. Scott,
who sentenced Landis about noon,
gave tho actor until 2 p. m., to ar
range his ntfairs and present him
self at the county Jail for Ills term
behind tho bars.
Judge Scott, in passing sentence
In a legal argument that has been
before the courts off and on for
months, said: "I see no redeeming
feature in. tills case.' The defend
ant has apparently not mado good
use of the money he has earned."-
This comment followed testi
mony by Landis himself that he
had made $17,000 since last Nov
ember and that since the first of
the year he had given his divorced
wife about $2,700. He was $1,000
behind In his alimony remittances.
Leaving For California
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Klore ot
Looking Glass leave in the morn
ing on an auto trip for California
to spend two or three weeks. They
will visit in San Luis Obispo and
Santa Bnrbara. to where their
daughter is moving.
ADVERTISERS
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kegular communication
2nd and Uh Thursdays,
Masonic Hall.
Union Encampment No. 9, I. O. Q.
F. Meets in Odd Fellows Tem
ple on 2nd and 4th. Wednesdays
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
STANLEY FARNS WORTH, C. P.
BEN PALM, H. P.
CARL W. OHMAN, Scrlbf,.
United Artisans Meet in K. H
Hsll first and third Thursdays
Visiting members always wel
come, j
CONSTANCE HLACR. M. A.
MILDRED McOL'LLOCH. Treas.
BELLE STEPHENSON. See
i. O. O. F., Philetarlan Lodge No.
H Meets In Odd Fellows Tem
pie every Friday evening. Visit
ing bretbern are always wel
come.
W. J. BDRKE, N. G.
A. J. GEDDES. Reo. Sec.
J. B. BAILEYFin. See.
Job's Daughters ilo. 8. Meet!
first and third Fridays at 7:3n p,
tn. Masonic Temple. Master Ma
sons and O. E. 8. members al
wnvs welcome.
ELIZABETH ABRAHAM, Secy.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lllao
, Circlo No. 49. Meets on. first
and third Monday evenings, In
K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors
invited to attend.
IRA TAYLOR, G. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk.
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meets In
Maccabee Hall, on Cass street
on second and fourth . Wednes
day evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock. ViBlting brethern In
good standing always welcome.
J. B. BAILEY, Jr., W. Prts.
GEO. STALEY, Jr., P. W. Pres.
B. P. GOODMAN. Sec.
Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temple,
No. 4. Meets the second and
fourth Monday evenings of eacl
month, at the K. of P. hall. Via
ltors alwavs welcome. ,
- HAZEL RAST, M. E. C.
EVA MARKS, M. of R. C.
MAY E. PARKER. M. of P.
Knights of Pythias, Alpna Lodgt
-No. 47 Meets every Wednesday
in Knights of Pythias hall, 13
Hoso street. Visltora always wel
come. GEO. R. WARE, C. C.
ROY O. YOUNG, M. F.
E. E. WIMBERLY. K. R. 8.
O. E. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 3
Holds their regular meeting on
the first and third Thursdays Vj
each month. All sojourning broth.'
ers and sisters are respectfully
invited to attend.
MYRTLE BOND. W. M.
FREB JOHNSON. Sec.
K. O. - T. M. Meets eaco second
I and fourth Thursday of each
month, In Maccabee hall, cor.
ner Cass and Pine streets. Visit
lug Knights always welcome.
L. C. GOODMAN, Com.
a. W. RAPP. XL K.
Woodmen of the World, camp No.
125 Meets In the Odd- Fellows
Hall In Roseburg every flral
and third Monday evenings. Vis
iting neighbors always welcoma .
M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
;W. O. M. L. Meets In Mooso lial
1 flrat and third Fridays at
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
MARION SHAW, S. R.
JESSIE CALHOUN, Hoc.
VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Treas.
B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No
326. Holds regular communica
tion nt the Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thursdays
each month. All members re
quested to attend regularly, antf
all visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
H. W.' BOOTH. E. R.
DOUGLAS WA1TE, Sec.
A. F. & A. M., Laurel Lodge No.
13. Regular communication sea
ond and fourth Wednesdays eicl
month at Masonic Temple, Rosei
burg, Ore. visitors welcome.
F. P. CLEMENS. W. M. -
W. F. HARRIS. Sec.
Laurel Chapter No. 31, Ft. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple,
All members requested to attend
and visiting companions wel
come. v
. W. a. BURT. High Priest. r
W. F. HARRIS, sec.
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037 L. OTTJ
nn. Meets first and third Wed
nesdays of the month, Moose
Hall, 248 N. Jackson street. Clui
rooms open 7:30 to 10 p. m. Vis
iting brothers welcome.
JOHN E. FLURRY, Diet
H. O. PARGETER, Sec.
JNO. M. THRONE. Treas.
W. B. A. O. TA Ftoseturg RB
vle-v No 11. Holds regular meet
Infsj on second and fourth Thurs
days at 7:30 p. m. Veiling sis
ters invited .to attend review!
Maccabee Hall, Pine aad Casl
streets. ,
MRS. HELEN HUFFMAN.
JKSSIE RAPP. Col.
Floseburg' Rebekah Lodge No. 41,
I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fel
lows Temple every week on Tues
day evening. Visiting member!
In good standing are cordially in- "
vlted to attend. ,
ELSIE RUSSELL, Jf o J
GERTRUDE HATFIELD IL Fj'
EMMA LENOX. F. S