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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1927. J6r Economical Transportation Yow dealer is glad to recommend Gem-Nut He knows that iP Gem-Nut has retained all its freshne s s o riginal and flavor. made ' eVery : . vlt a y - . - - - refrigerated all the way double wrapped Its worth while to pro tect the goodness of a spread so fine as Margarine Splendid for all Cooking and Baking-madcby tlie mates of Swift's Premium Oleomargarine Swift &u Company 192 Mrs. A. J. Cnrman 1b luuvlug to ilny for ICugono, whora bIio will vis It with hor Hon, Mux Ciinnuiii- stu- dent nt tho University of Orogon. Sho will return hero tomorrow night. IU DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1926 H. C. STEARNS. Manager Perfect Funcrnl Services Fnir nnd Reasonnble Prices PHONE 112 Pins and Lane 8ts. Lady Attendant To the Farmers and Dairymen The Corvallis Creamery Co. is now open for business in its new plant and welcomes your ' cream de liveries. We offer you full weight honest test and the highest market price for butter fat. Corvallis Creamery Co. 401 W. Oak St. Roseburg Manufacturers of Gold Medal Butter. t RIDDLE LOCALS t John liaiiilln of L'uuyouviHo wits ntti-nding to business mutters here for a brief time Wednesday. v. C. Cookie and vlf and son 01en were shopping In Kosehurg Saturday. Carl Fisher of Tiller apent bov oral days visiting relatives here tills week. Hyinnn Wollenberg of noRoburg whh In Riddle Monday looking aner ins property interests. Johnnie M. Cornutt, who hflB been Buffering with ft noro throat for several weeks, wont to Itosiv burg Monday to obtain medical treatment. Hunk Jonos of Myrtle Creek was greeting old acquaintances on our streets Monday. Mrs. Porolby Farrla of floso burg has been spending this week visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Ktta riam, and other relatives here 1 V. Didtel, Jr., was attending to business matters In Roseburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore of Round Prairie were visiting with friends here Wednesday. George Singleton of Ttosehnrg was a guest nt the homo of Mrs. J. It. Hensloe, Sunday. Mrs. Minerva Primer nnd son Glenn departed Saturday for T)or rls. Calif., where they expect to spend the winter. John T. Cornutt, wife nnd bnby son of AVendling, Ore., were here several days this week visiting relatives nnd friends. Miss Rosamond I.oirsdon. who has been nlttMnling school nt Mon mouth, returned home Tuesday to remain the rest of the winter. Miss Laura Carroll, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Meredith N'lchols, for several months, left for her homo nt Mossy Rook. Wash.. Wednesday. Sam Rorkhill and wife. Mrs. ,T. R. ljiwronoo. Miss Virginia Kirk. U. L. (iraut aud K. D, Itiddlo weru among tho Rlddlo people who were attending to business mat ters In Roseburg Tuesday. Mrs. P. W. Hldtel, Jr., returned to her homo here Wednesday, af ter spending a week visiting her brother, Curtis Mellor, at Albany. 1). L. Reck nnd T. K. Caton left Monday for the vicinity of Fresno, Calif., where they expect to find employment this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight arc being congratulated over tho nr rlval of a sou, born Tuesday, Oct. ISth. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Speer, who have been spending the pnst sura- I liter here with their daughter, Mrs. Stilley Nichols, have returned to San rdego, Calif. They expect to return to Riddle to nmlte their home after disposing of their prop erty in California. Mr. and Mrs. C. R Jahusch of Portland were guests recently at the home of Mrs. Ida Rurgoyne. They wore old friends of Mrs. Hup goyne's when both resided nt Min neapolis, Minn. Miss Mildred Nichols departed tor Aberdeen, AMisn., .Saturday., where she will follow hor profes sion of nursing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jark Schlenker of Portland nnd Mrs. Schlenker's son. Junior Taylor, spent last week-end visiting nt the home of I-ee Kel lar. J. C. For re and family are mov ing this week to the Garnant place near town, whore they will reside. The ladles of the Knstorn Slur were sponsors for n very pleasant social time, following their regn- . lar meeting Tuesday evening. I when a mint her of guests were In i vited to meet with them. Tables were arnmced for the came. Pro gressive Travel, which proved very entertaining. Mr. C. Ti. Wil lis and C. F. Lotfersby held high score nnd Mrs. Krnest Riddle and Mose Ryan received consolation prises. Lunch wns served In tho dining room which was beautifully decorated la nntumn leaves and i Hallow oVn motifs. The tables 325.9 KOA Denver 920 4:00 Housewives' Matinee. 4:30 Culinary hints. 6 : 00 Stocks, markets, "" produce, news. . ' 6:30 Brown Palace Hotel con cert 7:00 "Aggie Kickoffs." 7:30 Sunday school lesson. 8:00 Kloctric Night by Itaclio. 9:00 Airplane LesHons. 9:15 Studio program. 508.2 KLX Oakland 690 E: 00 Martha Lee. 5:30 ISrother Bob. 6:30 Concert, courtesy Geo. Campe Co. 7:00 Amusement Information. 8:00 Athens Athletic Club Or chestra. 491.5 KGW Portland 610 0:00 Concert. 7:00 Electric Night. 8:00 "Shell 400 Magic Theater rarty." 9:00 Philco program. 10:00 Concert, 10:30 Hoot Owl Frolic. . 422.3 KPO San Francisco 710 !!:00 Children's Hour. b:i Hoard of Education pro gram. 7:00 Athletic revlow. 8:00 Cal pet Orchestra. 9:00 N. B. C. program. 447.5 KFOA Seattle 670 B:30 Children's program. 6:45 Touring Information. 7:00 Electric night. 8:00 Sherman Clay & Co. chestra. 10:00 Brotherhood Bank Trust Co. Duo. 10:30 Hoot Owls program. 348.6 KJR Seattle 860 G: 30 Junior Hour. 7:00 Studio program. 8:00 Woodlawn Flowershop Trio. 9:00 Studio program. 10:00 Vic Meyers Orchestra. Or- nnd NOTICE The ladles of the Baptist Church will hold a cooked food sale Sat urday, Oct 22nd at McKean, imroy anu uaiawin's. CORN TESTS MADE TO DETERMINE KIND BEST FOR LOCAL USE With tho Idea of determining tho best varieties of corn for Douglas county, a series of tests have, been conducted - by the countv ngent during the past year. Three of these tests have been In the Yon- ealln section on the farms of C. R. Hear, J. IT. Kruse and J. B. Wilson. Recent checking of the results In the Dear and Kruse farms, nt which 13. N. Rressmnn, farm crops specialist from the Oregon experi ment station, wns present, brought out the fact that some of the corns which have been grown locally In the county are among the best for this section. Golden Glow nnd n Pink variety locally known as- the Wilson corn gave the highest yields of dry corn, aud matured suffi ciently early to -bo ahead of earliest frost In nn nvorage year. Minnesota No. 11 matured well on both farms but did not yield as heavily as the two first mentioned varieties, McKay Yellow Dent pro duces the largest yields of sllago, hut Is somewhat later In maturing for dry corn than some of the other varieties. In tho tests to determine the best variety for silage on the J. H. Wil son fnrm. the McKay Yellow Dent gavo tho hlghost yield, followed by Coos will to Dent. Gold on Glow and Minnesota No. 1.1. Although one or the most Im portant corn growing counties of the Northwest, statistics show n rather large annual Importation of eastern corn Into Douglas county. This corn. Is used largely In the feeding and fattening of turkeys. However, much money could ho kept nt home If the acreage of corn were Increased to nn extent to meet local needs.' That corn Is well suited to Dcug- lns County Is nttested by tho fact that the first prize for the best corn at the recent State Fair nt Salem, was given to O. C. Brown of Dixouville. 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Phone 446 , Rose St. Roseburg, Ore. 1 I "AMERICA IS DRUNK WITH POWER" SAYS COLLEGE PROFESSOR were nlso decorated with autumn, tinted flowers, apples, g pi pes nnd bright madrono berries. The order plans to have social evenings regu larly to stimulate interest during the winter. XX X Looking Glass News The boys basket ball team will commence (heir practicing for fu ture games Thursday night. The girls, because of lack of players will he unable to play this year. Robert nnd Donald Paulson en rolled nt school, Friday. Dennett Rogers, who has been absent the first weeks of school has returned. This brings our total enrollment to twenty-three pupils, the same as last year. Tho Misses Fern Hut chins nnd Ruth Rodley visited their parents over the week-end. A pro-Hallowe'en party given nt tho home of Mrs. Stelnhnuer Satur dav, was well attended by the young people of both looking Glass and Happy alley. Original Hal lowe'en games were played and a delicious lunch served. Therefore a good time was enjoyed by all. Ivor Erickson proudly displays his newly purchased Chevrolet touring car, which he bought last week. Mrs. Hutchlns, who hns boon suffering from a badly turned leg Is recovering nicely. Mr. J. R. Parker, the county club leader, has been visiting n. nnd helping the sheen club mem bers finish their final reports. The sheep club has a membership of seven. Mr. and Mrs. Yalta' Williams re turned to Portland nfter visiting with their parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Williams of this valley. X X (Ansociatwl Ttvu leased Wire) LA CROSSE, Wis., Oct. 20. America is drunk with power tottering with wealth nnd insane with an orgy of self-expression," George Chester Wise, professor of modern languages at Parsons Col lege, Fairfield, Iowa, declared to day nt the international purity con ference. Tho lawlessness, unbelief, vice, crime, divorce, unnatural affection, degeneration and anarchy in the country taday proves tho asser tion, he said. In order to guide youth's way over tho roads of life, in an effort to avoid such tremendous pitfalls, Professor Wise suggested that old men and grey haired women be called upon to formulate laws of life. Charles Sherman Rodwell, Bos ton, general secretary of the New England Watch and Ward Society, declared that the reformers were "not necessarily natural born trou ble makers or disturbers of the peace." Hostility to vice, ho said, has naturally arisen in tho minds of ninny people ns a result of cal amities occuring In their families so that warfare against vice amounts to a justifiable family feud. Creation of a new department In the national government to deal entirely with problems of the homo was suggested by Dr. Emma F. A. Drake, Portlnnd, Oregon. The conference voted to solicit 130.000 for the purpose of financ ing n world purity congress to be held in 1929. ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 ' M. E. 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M., October 22 Everything goes at Auction, no private sales Good Furniture At Your Own Price No prices set. Bring what it will. . BRAND'S ROAD STAND Winter Apples From 50 Cents a Box Up. Delicious Jonathans Snow Apples Spitzenbergs Ortleya de Anjou and Cornice Pears Garden Valley Crapes Fresh grape juice by the gallon. Bring your own containers. Or der ahead If possible by phone, 30F33. BRAND'S Pacific Highway 3 Miles North Oak Dining Table and Chairs. Genuine Leather Rocker. Beautiful Oak Desk. Swivel Chair. Bed and Springs. Rugs. Some Good Tools. Shot Gun and Ammunition. 2 Rifles. Ivory Bed Room Set 2 Good Heaters. Sectional Book Case. Refrigerator, nearly new. Boy's Hand Car. Boy's Wagon. Scooter. Chickens. Camp Cots and Folding Chairs. Overstuffed Comfort Chair recentlv unholienrf. P.rln. set consisting of table, rocker, chair and davenport. Manv 3 other things. ' 3 Drive toward Soldiers Home and watch for sign. H. E. MOW, Owner, 1238 Harrison M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer S3 S3 3 Saturday, 2 P.M., October 22
