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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.; SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928. THREE (Continued fivm iac two.'i Evelyn Qulne. 3:15 p. m. "The New World tor Women," Dr. Kate W. Jameson, dean of women, Oregon Stale Agri cultural College, Corvallls. Thursday, March 15 9:30 a. m. Conference hour . 10:00 a. m. "The Home Equip ment Survey," Mrs. Jessie D. Mc Comb, state leader Home Econom ics Extension, Oregon State Agrl ' cultural college, Corvallls. 10:30 a. m. "The New Meaning of Discipline," Mrs. Sara W. Pren tiss, assistant professor of House hold Administration, Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallls. 11:00 a. m. Vocal solos, Elsie Carleton Strang; Frances Llntott, accompanist. ' "11:10 a. m. "Feet, Shoes and Health," Miss Ruth D. Classow, di ' rector physical education for wo men, Oregon State Agricultural Co.Jlege, Corvallls. Nuon. Wickhain Deets: Mattie Lee Tay-I lor; Frances Llntott, accompanist. 1:45 p. m. "Signs of Mental Health in Children," Mrs. Prentiss. 2:40 p. m. Group singing, led by Charles Stanton, Roseburg. 2:45 p. m. Stunts and recrea tion program. In charge of Miss 61assow. 3:00 p. m. "Do We Understand Our Children?" Mr. J. F. Brum baugh, professor of psychology, Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallls. 4:00 p. m. Conference hour. Friday, March 16 9:30 a. m. Conference hour. 10:00 a. m. "The Four Walls of the Home," Mrs. McComb. 11:00 a.m. Violin solo, Naomi Scott; Miss Gladys Strong, accom panist. 11:10 a. &. "PoBture, Exerclso, and Health," Miss Glnssow. , Noon. . 1:30 p. m. Cornet solo, Mrs. JoEieph Shockley; Miss Myrtle Herchor, accompanist. l:45ffl p. m. "Color In the Gar den," Mr. A. L. Peck, professor of lsndi!cape gardening and floricul ture, Oregon SUte f:"tisrlcultutvil Colloge, Corvallls. 2:40 p. m. Group singing, led by Chas. S. McElhlnny, Roseburg. 2:45 p. m. Stunts and recreation program. In charge of Ufes Glafl sow. 3:00 p. m. "The Efficient Citi zen," Dr. Jnmes R. Jewell, dfi, BchocS of vocatld&gl edvtloH, Ore gon StatO Agricultural College, Coi- VllliB. 4:00 p. m. Conference hor. Saturday, March 17 9:30 a. m. Confareac Sow. ' 10:00 t. . "Pood an Heiltk." " lslss Lucy A. Caos, nigrMfa Br , citUtst, extcsa&ii service, Ortgon Stat ASr:i:viitrl Coll Bo, Coml' 11ft 11:00 a. . TKxelc, In cHrgs of Srs. C. H. Bailey. 11:10 t. m. "Person HyBiSAS fc 1(r-tpin," MIb Gltsso-r. Noon. 1:0 p. m. afviBlc, Soutk Dr Crt8 Orange orchestra. . 1:45 p. m. "SanlUtlcn A Hosie 5S Civic Froklam," Mr. G. V. Cop Son, profHttor of letkloM, Or fftfti Stats Agricultural College, Cdr Wll. :40 p. m. Wnnic, Soutfc Efr Creajf Graxyi orckwtra. :45 p. m. Htutt wd rtcrH- tt Kraw. I cW of (! 0JlflBO.1T. I: p. im. "Art in th Hoj" . J. Leo ViirtaMlt, pnofosAr of rt, Oregon SUte J,:rfclWrl Col ffiJ, Cormllto. Vxt lla)Ut rlll V In tht a tkHurium dirlng tk confrce mrHf for eonsnlutfcm on lndlvMuil Jfi-oMswi. Linch will earvad 6ery iif in ttn) lesS0t of ths VwaiyUrM ckmrct ? tlp V. C. f.V. . PftrticigSi in PVaKSrOTn ORJiGON STATE AQIUCUL TURAL COLLftOR, CorlllO. War. 1 EllzekjMh Arhm of IUo tOrfi. freshuil.ii III vrcttlonQI ilu cOtion, 8vo 4 reading St t9 St. P4trlck' program Riven under the 8sieM of tin Rluo Trl, Y. W. C. ft. club. TM presentOllo jicturOd gathering of Irle folB Ot 0 plc Oie in konor ctf St. Patrlcft. Irittii 6)ngs. rcftdinga, nitioic ftnd clcej fend folk dsncefi- made up tho pro- ?;rOm which w9 fllven' entirely by r30)iOQn Qoftien. PJo Abraham's (jHOction 83 "TR UPffit(4isd Puddin'i" ' 6Sr. Ond IStO J. t. 5-'iol. fr--Or rPldent of rtiWbui1, Ore hetO visltlon gt the Some of their O (ISuQhter, ROIphlell. Jr. end rs. Vood mode their homo In Oiflnge. California. M'OMIES LIBERTY THEATRE Glenn Tryon's role inn"A Hero for a Night," which comes to Liberty Theatre Sunday, Is an UP9 usual one for a leading man. In stead of being the quintessence of honor, virtue and unfailing self sacrifice as Is usual In parts writ ten for heroes of the screen. Ty ron plays the part of a cock-sure and conceited "smart-alec." Patsy Ruth Miller gets the brunt of his wise-cracking foolishness, bu; in the end she falls for It like no body's business. ANTLERS THEATRE "Feel My Pulse" W7th Bebe Dan ' lels, a Hit The cast of "Feel My Pulse,' which will be at the Antlers Thea W. C. T. U. Has Fine Program Wednesday For the meeting of the Roseburg W. C. T. U. on Wednesday at the Roseburg Woman's club rooms an especially fine program was plan ned. The meeting was opened by Mrs. T. I). Rusenbark, the president, and devotlonals were led by Mrs. Josephine Bettea. Mrs. A. C. Marsters had charge of the program and gave a splen did report of the natlonul confer ence of officers and speakers of the W. C. T. U. held recently -in Portland. The subject of discussion for the afternoon was "How the Union Signal .Helps," and sevtSral members responded to roll ' call, with quotations from the paper. Mrs. G. W. Young took up the matter of making garments for the children of the Farm Home at Corvallls. Arrangements were made for the Home Makers confer ence dinners to be given by the W. C. T. U. for three days of next week. The dlunerB will he in the Presbyterian churcl) parlors ,on murcn jo, lo and 17. Grout? Asked to Meet Visitor To renew friendship with Mrs. Adrian Dioom (Mable Kronke!. wL-J was here from Myrtle Point visit ing early in the week, Miss Mar Jorle Snyder Invited a group of in timate friends to her home for the evening Monday. , ' An informal gnme of cards was the diversion and later refresh ments were served at tho tables to Mrs. Adrian Bloom, Mrs. Albert Kronke Mrs. Edw. Walton, Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. Henry Snyder, the Misses Esther Miller, Rhea Gntes, Laura Kronko and Narjorlo Sny der, 4 Club Entertained at St. Patrick's Party This Week Mrij. G. E. McDnniuls wag a de lightful hostegB on We3lnB9d4S af ternoon at her home, v,''hen she hgd a-;) her invited Quests thi ejtronS of Hie Women's Club of Garden VolTey. . The sff'iir wsg trrangsd in ftaep inft with St. Patrick's .dy, and the rootno Were brightened Vltk Hov ers and cotor ctrryln out tho ftiotlf. S.'scV fltfcjt wts riUii!tei to ei.r green ftd Irish Etmss nd sijngs provided ide?,nte entertl.il unt. Mrs. fred Pnrrott tnd ISn. Adsm Schnsider r Mnsrs la . Tlpperary met in wlfcj. .ll Via guests l'ArtIcifl.Hil. A. dtlkty luncheon clcoaW tk af terncian. This hostels serving the follovin guts, Mrs. Dotinn ITsr KUton, Mrs. Fred Parrott, Mrs. R. !. Hutton, Ir. J. E. Potvin, Mrt. R. A. Oalhoun, SKrs. Hush Rlttsr, Mrs. Adam Schneider, Mrs. W. L. Krantz,,lKr. G. C. Bailey, 8!r. J. E.' Pge, Wrs. Iry Wilc, titg Mils Lllllo Wilson. , ' ASfrrH30B! of Srvhij Mrs. W. C. Cook entertilned the rAombei'B ot the U. O. A. club of Bdenholer at lur hom on tlit Grdn Valley reJ with in Ifter nclin of seln on Wede4.. At tho clce of the afternoon, t d!Iciowj lRcheti fns r?cd If tk hostess, 4MIUd by Mrs. Go. Poer. eiber of tht cllj rellt 1Wrt: SPtdmiv iokn Trtvl, Kxneth Cloike, E. O. CoKo, Rail Mil, Gora Poer, W. M. Alimos, J. I. McKay, Xtlttie Swltk, Goo. Blckl. J. Jon, John, WirlVi, WM Pmrl ionr), IfArlan Clo.l, Join Clcke, Kllea Ky CloO. Hrt. J. A- H'ocri. 4 fnjt of ti cltk, 4(d th hcU'ft. , St. Fat'VHi Moifi Uaisi A LuKKlttmm For the pknurc of tke memnoi of tke Ke Idw. Club r. G. V. Jones rrtiijed ltincl?o on Hli'dly, using St. PtrlcR ilst t inplrtion fo tho 4ffOI(, CntrlRg IH tilil rrneient mat lo l)ol ccr dffalile nd fvor in ftraan colors ere uoed ft efch covVr. JVrs. P. T. Byrgoi On re. ft. p. niio eieiBd ths ikowsb in esrtlng. Spending tk9 Oftornooft tfo tht MMiIiik S. 13. 0.n, t. 4. Hiicmnghi, T. F. 9prg. R. II. Villim, tt. P. Sellou, Crtle klnQ. P. T. Byrtm, 4. ateASrl, I). . Ilindrlctton xdA. D. 6(1(11 ell, Qn l(lltlrtl jusat. lor the iQeetlnjf on XQpcr. 91 tfte memttpra "lir Id) AVcQto of 9rs. CnlkinB. , tre Sunday, Bbe rlr tetftjt starring ehlclt for Vtrttnvtt lo made Sp ot yoni? of Hollyffmf 's best kno.?,n c);?irt?c?rK Tki fw( comedy hvi) mor-ft tm 4ttf$h room for the &hi:r$6t$r, ffli Rlc they may dv thtlr $mtt, fo? It 11. full of fast and com'.? Majie. : Bebe Is the dau?hter of vr? wealthy man whose hobliy Ht healt! His daughter hawing In herited this paternal desire, is" al ways on the look-out for tht ray which will make of her th most robust of women. She Is always feeling HI and her uncle In o;der to cure her sends her to a private sanitarium. This sanitarium Is used by a group of bootleggers as their headquarters. Merry mlxups and a hilarious situation are the results. Arrangements Being Completed for Extensive Fashion Show on March 1 6 Final arrangements for the much anticipated annual Spring Fashion Show to be given under the auspices of the American Legion Auxiliary with the cooperation of j evening a pot iuck Bupper was ar buslness houses of the city on Fri- ranged at the nome of Mrs. J. K. day evening. March 16. at the Falbe in Riverside. Mrs. Martha Antlers theatre, are being made by Gasch. member of the state board the committee In chnrise. Mrs. V. J. Micelll Is general chairman and Mrs. Clair K. Allen is . assisting hef. Through the courtesy of E. A. Gross, ruanagar of the Vmpaim Amusement company, here will bo presented In connection with the show the play, "The Latest From Paris," featuring Miss Nor ma Shearer. The fashion show wllV be gjven once during the evening, betw'een the tww appearances ot the photoplay. StOKe settings will be furnished by the McKean, Darby and ilald- win store and flowers are being do nated by the Uinrqua Florists. The music will be In charge of Elsie Carleton Strung and .arrange ments have been made for selec tions by. the trio composed of Mat tie Lee Taylor, Grace Wickham Deets and Gertrude Wiekhum Whipple. An additional feature departing from the usual will be the show ing of men a spring fashions, tiie arrangements for this part of the ! ineKaieiBn Duiiumg c.uu .uum nr.P-rn. hnino ltiu h.ic ji.ia)5 o clock. A dinner is scheduled for week. Harth's Toggery and Spen cer s Man b Shop are. cooper ating in showing mooiels. . From the ladies' apparel shops there will be Bpring modes in morning, afternoon and evening wear for the smart woman. Hats, shoeB, hose, bags aud other ac cessories will bo shown in connec tion with th frockB, suits and coats for spring wear. The models have been selected this week, eighteen charming yaung matrons and maids and six young men being selected to show the garments from the vnrioun stores cooperating. Those who will model are as follows: Kurdy's Depart men t Store, Mr;. A. E, Brown, Carmen Atterbury, Mrs. Warda Budlong; Marksbury Store, Wave Heed, Mrs. Harold Demls, Muhnon Wimer; the La dles' Slioppe, Clarice Lockwood, Mr$. Harold Ho&dman, Evelyn Quint; Abraham's Silk" Store, Ha zel Strickland, Marlon Ness, Lu cille V-siUfeiin; Fisher's, Mrs. Loren Britt, Gene Whitney,- MffJred Ful lerton; J. C, Penney company, Verg, McCllntock, Shirley Knight, Mrs. W. D. V.Tiley; Harth's Tog- gery, Noel Cavender. Woynejbusily engaged in work on tho Ri6S$, &ll&n $ooe: The Man's Shop, Harold Roadman, Laverne Sutherland, Harlan Atterbury. E.ch shop will provide acces sories for the models and there 1MU be models In hots from the Millinery, the Specialty Shopps, The Voftue indtho J. C. Psftfce? coAipny. ,- The shaa , stores cooperstIn3 in shot?lMS footueir ffre Fishers', Xurdy's L3parlment Store, Kid der's Shoe Store, the Itootcrie and the J. C. Penney company. here flill be one model in demonstration of permanent av-Int- Ml as Xtelyn Hon lll be the model from the ISlito Beauty Shop, the 1orl. beinjs done by Miss Vel tm Qitf. The Sanitftry Be0ly Par lors, tle Itcneburft BcQifty Studio tnd the Grand Beauty Shop ftill hfl.vei models in lutfrcellinft ond hfl.irdr-iinft. The proceed frofti tjils exten tie projrm ftre to be used by the ftttftilitry In its charity (8ov& for ew-tervice men tnd $wlt leniilit in DouglOfl county and i one of n nmmlswr of etent plonned to raise fundtt for thiA Vorfe. Din rear awd &koS Hobov Brkie of La-t Wtwfc Quits i lovely offalr of Mreh 2 VS Hi dlnncVvnd bridal iiler planned by the motrons of Uio .'ftrlliSi(Jc Pmyer Circle In comnll- int to ls 1.(0, u h nffet, Ohod rcArrlfte to Fred Port er to4& nl ice Ht Sflturdy, the event mi Ill at the homo of 9rs. I. H. Duff on Ve9t First street. Six-thirty o'clocfe Q&s the dinner hosr snd dt&rffiinQ table ppolnt U'td Vcre ochleved in the t of 4 pinB snd dilver motif. S$?Vr cOitdilobr with five lighted pink cOndles centsrliiQ the table fur n I6ted the only lfQht during the dinner hour. Covert) Sere laid for fifteen. Tiie place of the bride elect AQs moified by t 9ilver bus ftflt of floOers i hicli stood a miniOUirO brido nd bridegroom. DOinty ribboiir? or pints nnd blue x(9ndjl from thW ba.et through th0 cende!hi to a silver banket of Ohnond blossoms, niiliig the cov for rs. Fred nf&ht, mother of the honor gueRt. IA tS (her rooms basts and o 1$ of e)lmond blosKoms &ude nn effectfOe 8fftin for the evening entertainment A morfe adding of 0 Bride nd brldtOnOuu dressed In weddtn clothes fashionable i H0 proved Omtislno- FrH- fl- H LBIrd SVid Org) I. H. Duff Ore the cbOiOcters. This followed by e mocto Qoddina of the iozQ re Oith 8rjorle Onto lit as the n'tk tlridf'0rooAi Qnd isliirlOy nlQl't thD tlOppor brido. ?e hono auest I the recipl ot ((f 0 nuftitor of jsiciVijes con tftifliPa 0ltr.-l utensils, thr0 he intt e Sort wrFfi on e&h gift by pMrK ffht. suptrtPd the contents ttrfoi thf p'fects (?pro oper.d. A4illthmil &st besides the ' 'im'flfK9 rflS tfifl clrcK wet- V.Q lsrt) BtflrlfiS? tnd larjorlt?! A.iV. i.l r. Conn I lostfiais foy Club Tht- Home Economlrs Club of t!e Mf'lrose Ornngp mt with Mrs. H. P Conn this wpek. A vt-ry plrapjjtit time was sppnt In sewing, and at the close of the afternoon refreshments wprp ptvu. Thosr prespnt were the Mrsdaire P A. Busenbark, Ten bp Busenbark. Fred Goff. rarrle Kru.sp, Bay Mab ley, J. W. Plumer and Ed Thompson. Business Women Met fo Pot Luck Supper and Business Session For the regular evening meeting of the Roseburg Business and Pro fessional Women's Club on Friday : of Oregon Federation of llusiucss add Professional Women, was un able to be present as was planned. There were three guests at the eveuing's .program a-ad new mem bers wro introduced, among them Marie Langenberg and Constance Black. Miss Elvan Strader gave an in teresting report on tho district meeting and dinner held In Co quillo last week. Announcement of the district meeting and dinner to be given- in Portland Xlarch 17 was made to the inemb-ers of the club. Officers of the federation and individual mem bers of clubs in the state are an ticipating one of the largest dis trict meetings of the year for this date. These gatherings are be coming more important as the time progresses to tho state convention to be held In the city next May. Planned Tor the March 17 meet ing are informal committee meet ings throughout tho afternoon and an executive council meeting in iiiei"" , , . .rr. i , 7 o'clock that evening at the Port land hotel. The following program has been arranged: Club collect. Group singing. . Selections by the Portland Busi ness and Professional Women's Club chorus, with Madame Frida Stjerna. director, and Mrs. Weinberger,, accompanist. Roll call of clubs. Vocal solo by Mrs. Gladys Col Hns, member of Portland club. f,..,rrt .Ifoniiualnii u T.PP. islatlon, led by Grace E. Smith, at- torney, or Salem, (b) Publicity, i.v Mtihni Mnvwnii. of Port- Publicity, land, chairman of state publicity committee, (c) Conventions, led by Irene Graham, of Albanv, state and national convention chairman. Vocal solo by Madame Fiitla Stjernn. member of Portland club. Address. "What a National Or- ganlzation Offers Us Member ship," by Adeliu Prlchard, national membership chairman. Announcements. Group singing of Oregon state song. Following the announcement a general convention report won giv en by tho chairman, Mrs. Edith Fill bo. All of tho committees are state meeting. Owing to the con?en- tlon dates in May, it was decided ; the club Inadvisable to hold tho annual May Day fostlvnl this year. ELSnafit EXucq to By Event of Mxircfo 19 A dance for the benefit of tho ?lne Arts Building s belii sisan sored by University of Oregon students frtjin Hoseburg on Mon day, March 19, ot tho Oriental; Gardens. . i All the nihn oy for the construc tion of the Fine Arts Building Is being obtained bv gifts, donations and iKmnfits. and 'UnivefMty of Oregon students tiro endeavoring to raise euoinh moiiey tnis spring vocation to start construction this, fall. For this purpose dances nro being given in nil of the ciMes of ; the state. The immediate aim of nRoseburg students is to clear ono hundred dollars in order to have tho nami) Hosoburg, entered in the Memory Book of tho Fine Arts' Huildft. One of tho best orchestras on j the campus, John Robinson's Sev en Rerenaders, who play regularly, ot the Winter Gardens In Eugene, I lll bo playing. They ore making a spring tour of souther Oregon nnd ngrtheni California nnd the Hoseburg committee was very for tunate in engaging then As well as boing ftnod musicians, they aro entertainers; so the dancing ill he inArspersed CHh good colle glnle features Including tap danc ing bv Leonard Thompson, who Is well known In the state for bin ability. m mM wm 7 JSCrlr SLOWED Iff Oew' DEEP PHT! X LB;:,m.. OAV IS DOME tlM L LOCAL NEWS Sutherlin Man in Town Mr. French, Sutherlin i;arapo man. was a business visitor in this city for a few hours Friday. Ex-Resident From Eugene Mrs. E. A. Wood of Eugene is here visiting with friends. She Is a former resident of unu city. Frorji Cottage Grove Mr. Dailey and so'n of Cottage Grove were in this city Friday vis iting friends aud transacting busi ness. In Friday W. S. Chapman of Glide was a Ilosehurg visitor yesterday after noon and was attending to busi ness mutters. Oakland Man Visitor W. U. McMillan of Oakland was a visitor in this city Friday after noon and was looking after busi ness affairs. Canyonvllle Family in City Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole and daughter were hero from Canyon vllle Friday afternoon visiting with friends.- Glenns Visited Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Glenn wore here from Glide Friday afternoon shopping and attending to busi ness affairs. ' Lovely Luncheon and Bridge Arranged by Matron A lovely luncheon for which Mrs. Rose Nathan Fullerton was hostess, In jviting to be her guests the ma trons of the Friday Bridge Club, was an event of yesterday at the Umpqua hotel. Arranged m the table center-i piece was a bowl of daffodils and forsythla and green favors carried iorsyinm una Kreuu iuv out a St. Patrick's motif. following lununuui. um ruubib i went to uio t-uiienon nume uu Cass street whore three tables were arranged for bridge. The club prize was receiveu oy airs, iuumr Biium; WOK 40,000 Miles WITH ' The Mosit Topic of the Tirae. SEE Lindy's rippto Paris cheering millions in 17 foreign countries See his return atrip to Ameri ca 40,000 miles in the air without a ifiishap the wonder plans, The Spiuit of St. Louis Lindy's trip through Latin America. Shown in Conjunction fith BEBE DANIELS IN USUAL Direction Umpqua Amussrasnt Co, -oTra.'-& f e.0 . aticv do x Kmow From Canyonvllle Mrs. Clarence Hess of Canyon ville was in Hoseburg Friday a: ternoon visiting with ft lends OliUI'pillft. From South Deer Creek W. 11. MmHou ' of South Deer Creek was in Roseburg for several hours yesterday visiting aud trans acting business. From Myrtle Creek Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hodges of Myrtle Creek were in this city dur ing the afternoon Friday aud were visiting friends. Express Agent In City A. A. Christie, agent of tho Pa cific Fruit Express company, was In this city Friday for the advis ory board tueeetiug. Nachters In Town Mrs. -John Naehter and Phil Naehter were here from Melrose yesterday afternoon visiting with friends uud shopping. From Myrtle Creek Mrs. J. J. Anlauf of Myrtle Creek waft in this city yesterday after noon visiting with friends and ut tondlug to business affairs. Mr. Harvey Visited C. D. Harvey of Fair Oaks spent, Friday afternoon in this city look ing after business matters and trading. Attending Meetings J. C. Loedy, county agricultural agent, in company with H. A. Lindgren and Dr. J. N. Shaw, Is at Yoncalta and Elkton today con ducting meetings of she op grow- i ers. A meeting was held at Oak land Friday afternoon. i To Aend Convention G. M. Krell, local manager of tho Western Auto Supply Company store, left this morning for Seattle to attend the convention of store managers. During his absence L. L. Proctor, assistant manager, Is in charge of tho local store, assisted by H. G. Hoot. TOMORROW and Monday Sensational SB1 ADMISSION I TIERS Business Visitor T. Price of Glide was In this city Friday after noon looking tifter busiiHBH inifit'sta aud visiting frlynCu. Newr paperman Visited N. Tugman of the Eugene Guatd, Eugene, was In Roseburg Friday attending the advisory board meeting. From South Deer Creek Mrs. C. H. Bailey of South Deer Cretk was in Hoseburg Thursday afternoon visiting with frleude und shopping. Mrs. Duntap Here Mrs. F. It. Dunlap of Kugene ar rived In this city, where for a num ber of years she formerly resided, und Is visiting with frltnds. Merchant Visited Mrs, A. K. Brown, proprietor of the Nifty Shoppe at Sutherlin, was in this city yesterday afternoon visiting with friends" and ou busi ness, t Here on Visit Mrs. M. N. Melvln of Son Fran cisco arrived here yesterday after noon on her way Bouth and is stop ping over for a day or so to visit friends. Ex-Resident Eryoute South Mrs. C. '4. Hays, former resident of this city, visited friends hero ft brief time yesterday afternoon on her -way from Kugeue to Grants Pass for a visit with relatives. I Tomorrow Only COLUMBUS DID IT! tend so can I and he did Ho was a Hero for a Night and what a night. A go-getting giggler and he's good for what aiis you, . ALSO Good Short Features Matinee 10-2S ADMISSION Direction Umpqua Amusement Co.'j - . LIB E R t Y 2 DAYS STARTS CURED! &LUES VANISH! GROUCHES TURN GAY! When bengtiful Bebe Daniels decides it's nicer to cuddled than coddled, and romps into action! BEBE Pulse;' i Good Sbot Foajtars Adnmiuuaff 10 mi fi 19 W4 Z Note This li the picturo that was se lecte for the open I no of th ng( 3rt lano) tAeatr iaa L I X EES 4) I IN08 "FeefMVylT- J FEATURE PICTURE George Sidney Charlie Murray in "THE LIFE OF RILEY" Direction Umpqua Amusement Co. ANTLERS From Umpqua' ' Mrs. J. G. Bacon was here from Umpqua Friday afternoon lsltiug with friends and shopping. 1 Oakland Man Visitor , J. W. Bpeucer of Oakland waa here this morning looking' after business affairs und visiting with friends. From Calapooia John Abeeue of Calapooia was here this morning attending to business affairs and visiting with friends. Hatfleldt VUIted Here Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield of Cloverdnle, Tillamook county, re turned home today after a two day stay here with friends and rela tives. Mr. Hatfield operates a store at Cloverdale. J nsuinu vivinmiiicv mceiiny Mrs. Kuth Conkey, remedial teacher In the city schools, went to Ashland- yesterday afternoon and there will attend a conference with the committee of state teach ers to be held at the Southern Ore gon Normal School today. She will return here Sunday. Error Corrected ' In yesterday's News-Review It was stated that L. W. Metzger had been awarded the contract for the New Service Laundries building, for which a permit was '. secured yesterday. This was an error as the contract was given to Williams onn nnnoy, a local nrm. I "A HERO FOR ANIGHT' Last Time TODAY V Zane Grey's "Under the Tonto Rim" Here is all the lure and adVenture of the gold tush days of Arizona. ALSO - A "wow" of a Comedy Evening 10-35 Tomorrow be - D I N THE UN8EENI lip- k o TODAY KI40W8 THE UNKNOiiVI Tt' LLS THE UNTOLD! THE JNFoC'iNDI