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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY; APRIL 1 6, 1928.'
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The Old Master Is 111
Walter Johnson, for 20 years reoarded as the master among pitch
era in organized baseball, came back to Washington the other day In a
wheel chair,' fighting the after effects of a serious attack of Influenza.
He was taken Immediately to Emergency hospital for-treatment. Secre
tary Eddie Evnon of the Washington American League olub Is shaking
hands with Walter at the station In the picture above.
Fall, as He Appears Today
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charged with conspiracy in the leasing of the Teapot Dome oil lands
to Harry Sinclair, was taken when Fall stepped from a train, at Pasa
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his home at El Paso, Texas, and was said to be recovering from pneu
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LOCAL
Medford .Folk Viait '.
- Dr. Win. W. P. Holt and family
of Medford visited iu Uouuburg
over Sunduy. j ; . '
From Portland : . ' i , '
Frank S. Glover of Fortlnnd was
ft business - visitor In 1 Hoseburg
over Saturday.
From Gold Hill1 "' '
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lottin of
Gold Hill were in Roseburg Satur
day visiting.
Over From Lakeside ".
It. L. Menegat, resident of Lako
side, spent Saturday visiting in
this city. ; , . , ,
i Visited Saturday
I Mrs. C. H. Bailey of South Deer
I Creek spent Saturday in Roseburg
I visiting with friends.
From Glendale
Mrs. K. M. Murdock, resident of
Glendule, was In Roseburg visiting
friends over Sunday.
Visited Over Week. End
Ralph Church, teachor at Tiller,
spent the week-end in this city vis
iting with relatives and friends.
Visitor In Town
Mrs. Carl Schmld of Days Creek
was a Roseburg visitor Saturday
afternoon and was attending to
business affairs.
In Saturday
Miss Esther Strohccker of Dlx
onvllle was a Roseburg visitor Sat
urday, spending the afternoon here
shopping.
Visited Saturday
Mrs. R. A. Calhoun of Garden
Valley spent Saturday afternoon in
this city visiting friends and shop
ping. '
Visited Saturday .
Mrs. Sam Smith and daughter,
Miss Leta Smith, were here from
Oakland Saturday visiting with
friends. -',
Visitor Saturday
Mrs. O. M. Jonep and Bon of Myr
tle Croek were 'n Roseburg Satur
day nfternooi' shopping and visit
ing friiuus. ' .
Oixonvllle People In
Mrs. C. L. Branton and daugh
ter, Holen, of Dlxonvllle, spent the
atfornoon hero Saturday shopping
and visiting., . .
From Cold Beach
It. B. Guthrldge of Gold Beach
spent the week-end In this city vis
iting friends and attending to busi
ness affairs.
Dlxonvllle Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fuoson, resi
dents of Dixonville, spent several
hours hero Saturday shopping and
visiting with friends.
Visit Relatives
The MisBes Delia and Mary Mc
Carthy of Eugene were here over
the week-end visiting with their
mother and other relatives.
Sutherlln Folk Visit .
Mr. and Mrs. ' John Musgrove
and baby of Sutherlln were In this
city Saturday afternoon shopping
and transacting business. . .
Miss Hunt Visitor
Miss Laura Hunt of Sutherlln
spent Saturday afternoon visiting
with friends and shopping in Roso
burg. Enroute Portland
Dr. R. R. Dlllehunt and H. It.
Cliffoof of Portland were In this
city overnight 8unday on their
way north after a trip last week in
to Southern Oregon.
Springfield People Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Harrington
of Springfield were visitors hero
Saturday and called at the county
school superintendent's office In
the afternoon. They were enroute
home from Coos county.
Spent Week-End
Mrs. WVL. Hatch and daughter,
Dorothy, were hero from Cottage
Grove over the week end visiting
at the home of the former's moth
er and sister, Mrs. Belle Sclilnd
ler and Miss Mablo Schlndlcr.
Mrs. Towers Here '
Mrs. C. Loroy .Towors. formerlv
of this city has been hore visit
ing with friends since Saturday
and is returning to her home in
tugeno today. Mrs. Towers was
nurse at the Soldiers' Home hos
pital during her residence hero.
To Start Campaigning
R. A. Hercher, republican candi
date for county Judge was In Hose
burg today attending to business
matters. Mr. Horcher operates a
farm at Dlllard and states that he
has been too busy getting In his
cropB to do any campaign work.
However, he expects to make a
vlstlt to the north end of tho
county this week.
Aliens Leaving for 8outh
Rov. T. F. Allen, nnstor nf th
Dlllard church, was a business
'visitor In tills city this morning.
Rev. Allen has not been in good
i health for the past few weeks anil
he and MrB. Allen plan to leave
iWednenday for California, where
iney will Bpend a few weeks' va
cation. They will visit at thslr
former home In Pasadena.
Hooked by Cow
H. V. Lawson. well known
Camas Valley rancher and father
of C. W. Lawson of the Lawson
Garage here, received a painful in
Jury to his left arm Sunday when
he was attnrked by a cow. Mr.
Lawson was In tho mountains on
his place branding cattle when one
of them got away. It caught him
with Its horns, ripping tho left
forearm. Mr. Lawson came to this
city for medical attention and it
I was necessary to take a number
of stitches to close the wound.
NEWS
Drew Teacher Visits
Miss Bernlce Itutter, who teach
es at Drew, was lu this city Butur
duy visiting with friends. .
On Business
MIsb Hazel Parasoo was a busi
ness visitor here from , Sutherlln
for several hours ou Saturday.
From Tyee ' : i
Mrs. Thora Powell, formerly of
this city, was here from Tyee Sat
urday visitiug with friends.
Visitor this Morning
Wlllard Smith of Ulido spent the
morning In Roseburg uttending to
business interests and trading.
Business Visitor '
O. V. Bradford, resident of Syl
mon Valley, was a Roseburg vis
itor Saturday on busiuess.
Miss Adcock Visits
Miss Myrn Adcock of Umuqua
spent tho urternoon hero Saturday
shopping and meeting friends.
Miss Johnson In '
Miss Agnes Johnson of Reston
spent several hours here Saturduy
shopping and visiting with friends.
From Myrtle Point
F. HoUson and J. M. Barker,
residents of 'Myrtlo Point, wore lu
Roseburg over Sunday on a visit.
From Ten Mile
Mrs. V. O. Wntson, resident of
Ton Mile, was in this city Satur
day shopping and meeting friends.
From Oakland ,
Mrs. Ruby Hawkins was hore
from Oakland Saturduy uftcruoou
shopping and attending to business
affairs.
In Saturday ,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Iloffert were
visitors here Saturday from Wil
bur, whore tho latter tenches
suiiool.
Copco Men Vlolt-
R. J. Emrny nnjl R. V. Rude,
California-Oregon Power compuny
employes, wore visitors In this city
Sunday.
Teacher In City
' C. K. Merrill, teacher at tho
Looking Glass school, spent Satur
day In this city looking utter busi
ness' affairs. '
In Saturday '
Miss Lucille Aldrlch, resident of
Myrtlo Croek, spent several hours
In this city Saturday visitiug and
shopping. I
Oakland Folk In .
C. E. Goodmun and son wore
hero from Oakland Saturday look
ing after . business affaire-, and
trading. . i. .,
From Oakland j ' ' '
Mlss Thelmn Bartholoniy of Oak
land spent Saturday afternoon in
this city with friends and shop
ping.' '.' V..
Principal Visits
E. J. Bailey, principal at i the
Wilbur school, was In Roseburg
Saturday nftcrnoou attending to
business alfnlrs.
From Sylmon Valley
L. E. Goodburn of Sylmon Vnlloy
district was a Roseburg visitor
Saturday rid was attending to
business affairs.
Drain Couple In City .
Mr.- nnd Mrs. C. Hucklns of
Drain wero visitors . In this city
during tho morning. Thoy aro re
cent arrivals from Minnesota and
plan to locate lu Dpuglus county.
Teacher VlBlts
Mrs. Mnmlo Cnchelln, toucher
in school district nunther Q'i, wus
hore from Dlxonvllle Saturday af
ternoon visiting with friends.
Is Improving
Kenneth Clark, clerk nt tho
Stone's Cash Store chnln In this
city. Is reported Improving follow
ing nn attack of Inriuenza the pust
several days.
Glendale Teachers In
Miss Mnry Hicks and MIhb Flor
ence Johnson of Glandule wero vis
itors in Roseburg over Saturday.
Roth aro teacher in tho southern
part of the county.
Umpqua People In
Tho MIshos Ruth and Helen
Fonl of Umpqua were in this city
visiting Saturday afternoon Miss
Helen Ford is a toucher ut Ump
qua. .
From Springfield
Miss Oolda Starr was a visitor
here lor a brief time Saturday.
She teaches school at Springfield,
and spent the week end visiting at
her home In Oakland.
Visited Friends-
Mrs. L. C. Davis, clerk nt the
tuuiuy sciioni superimenuent s nt
flce, spent tho week-end at Win
chester as the guest of
Mr. nnd
MrB. O. L. Backstrom.
New Residents Here
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gray have
arrived here from Eugene nnd are
locntlng In Roseburg. Mr. Orav Is
In charge of the Southern Oregon
district for tho Firestone Tiro and
Rubber company.
Disorderly Conduct Charned
Stanley Erlckson of Marshfleld
was arrested here Saturday night
on a disorderly conduct charse
lln appeared before City Recorder
Harold Sherfy and was released
on $25 bail.
Moores Leaving for Tncoma
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore nnd
their dnnrhter, Jpoueline. leave
today hv motor for Tacoma. where
they will rrmRln for several wprks
visiting. Mr. Moore Is manager of
the Oregon-Portland Cement com
pany plant near this city.
From Coast . : ,
J. C. Bovingdo'n' was here from
the coast over tlie week-end visit
ing with frleuds. 1 J j
Visiters Today ; 1 I U '
Mr., and Mrs.! Leslie Gleason
were visitors hore this morning.
Mr. Ole'asou is u rancher at Suther
lln. i -
Miss Schwan Visitor 1 ' ' ' ' .
Miss Marlon Schwarz of Eugono
Is here today visiting with friends.
She Is a former resident of this
city..
Powers Folk Spent Afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Jom Fitzhenry and
baby of Powers visited i with
friends in Roseburg Sunday after
noon. ... v
Jas. Hutchlngs Out Again
Friends this morning wcro again
greeting Jas. Hutchings, locui mer
chant, on tho slri'cts. Mr. Hutch
lngs has recovered from a recent
Illness and states that he is feel
ing fine asaln.
Chadwlcks Return Home
W. W. Chndivlck, president of
the Stage Terminal Hotels com
pany, Inc., nnd Mrs. Chadwlck
and their two daughters returned
to Salem Sunday. Thoy spent a
tow days In this city, Mr. Chnd.
wick attending to compan busi
ness. ; ; i -
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PJUPTIALS SUNDAY
Ivan O. Pickens, assistant cash
ier of the Umpqua Vnlloy Bank
of this city, and Miss Edith Mlllor,
of Eugeno, were married in Port
land, Sundny, April 16, at the Pres
byterian manse of tlie officiating
clergyman. Rev. Bowman. After a
honeymoon to points as far north
as Vancouver, B. C, Mr. and Mrs.
Pickens will return to this city and
begin restdenco In the Koblhagen
npartmcntsMrB. Pickens, a gruihi
ate nurse, has boon nt the head
of tho surglcnl department of tlie
Pactrio Christian hospital .at Eu
gono. Tho bridegroom Is the son of
Mrs. Hottlo Pickens of this city.
Both ho and Mrs. Plckons nro woll
known In Roseburg, the lnttor hav
ing lived here a few years ago.
DILLARD COUPLE
MARRY IN ALBANY
Of intorest in Roseburg and Dll
lard is the news of tho marriage of
Miss Hoso Slnmnek nnd Lester R.
Meredith of Dlllard, tho ceremony
taking place in Albany April 12 nt
0, o'clock In tho afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Meredith will bo at homo In
Albany, whore the. bridegroom is
employed by tho Cnmmeran Lum
ber; company. The brldo formerly
inndo her homo In Dlllard and Is
well known in that community,
wlioro Mr. Meredith's parents ulso
roalda.
CITY LIMIT 8IQNS 1 "
.' PAINTED BY'ACTIVIAN8
Mombers or tho Rosoburg Active
club yestordny pnlntisd tho oily
limit BlgiiB nt the north approach
to the city, repainting the dlstnuco
ohartors and cleaning anil painting
tho masonry. Noxt Sundny tho
signs at the south city limits will
be painted. Tho Standard and
Union Oil companies aro cooperat
ing by furnishing tho paint used, by
tho Activinns.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10.
Poultry supplies wero moderate at
tho opening today nnd prices
The Infantry Has
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U t ' hm, ' AUo ADMISSION
MjLfi ' Gfrod Short Mating 2S ;-,
f' V'ty,"j V'Aj H'r ' S, V& , r . Evening! 3S -
V Sfh KH !???A Ps-I r Vr'A'- J Features Kiddie, a Dime -
kj4iMjJ IhJLA'M Direction Umpqua Amusement Co.
When the reserve officers training corps of the University of Mis
souri held a military hall th nthr nlnht. nnm nf th riAiinhkn..'
chores was to choose a queen. Here she Is Phyllis Clay of Tulsa, 'I
Okla., proving that the infantry hasn't entirely lost Its eye. li
steady. Heavy ' colored broiler
chickens were In good demand and
supplies light with prices ranging
from 33 to, 36c. Lighter broilers
sold mostly around !!8 and 30c per
pound. Light Leghorn hens were g
trifle firmer around 17 and ISc. ;
On the country dressed meat
markets, prices were generally
firm and trading fairly active.
Feeling In the beef division , was
easier although prices, wertt hard
ly quotably lower. Practically i ev
erything good cleaned un Saturday
and 'unless receipts of . country
killed nieut Increase matorlally
dealerg look for a good steady
market thruoout the week,
PORTLAND. Ore.. Anril IB.
Wholesale prices: Buttor steady;
Portland ua'ry exchange, net
wholesale prices: Cubes extras
30; standards 39; prime firsts 38:
firsts 37 J. Creamery prices: Prints
3 cents ovor cube standards.
' Eggs steady; fresh standard ex
tras 24 couts; fresh standard firsts
23 cents; fresh medium extras
221;; fresh . medium firsts 20.
Prices to retailors 2 cents over ex
change prices. Association selling
prices: Extras 26; firsts 25; me
dium 24; undersized 20.
Nuts steady; walnuts 16?27;
almonds 20(ff28; peanuts 106)11;
pecans 3842. .
Cascara bark steady 7 cents per
pound; Oregon grupe root I4
cental ' " . ';. " - ' ': : t ' .
Hops steady 1927. 22' IB) 22J
cents; 1928, J7iuU8j contract;
fugglos 20. :- - , ; :. , . , ; i i
Bids to tho farmer: Buttorfat
steady, 40 cents station, 4' cents
track, ; 4344 conts f. o. b. Port
land. ' . , - . , r , l
' Poultry steady; heavy lions 24ij
25; light 1620; Bprlngs 20ft21;
broilers 35 cents; pokln , whlto
ducks 30; colored nominal; turk
ey, alive 2527.
Onions steady local fl.75i02.25;
per cwt.j , potatoes stoady, t.76
1.25 sack.
Wool steady; eastern Oregon S3
i?40 conts per pound; vnlloy me
dium 43 cents; coarse 38 conts
per pound. : .. . ..
PORTLAND, Ore, April ' 16.
Cattle nnd calves sinadv cattle
receipts 1,440, Including 135 dlroct
or through; cnlves 75. Stoors
1100-1300 pounds good 1112 00:
do 950 to 1000 pounds good $11.25
Sf 12.25; do 80 and up, medium
$9.75(811.25; do common $8.25
9.75; heifers, 850 pounds down,
good $10 25(3)10.75; do common to
medium $S.75(rf)10.25; cows, good
$9.25!l.7n: do common to me
dium $0.7509.25; do low out cut
$6.85. Rulls, yonrllnga, oxcludod,
$7.008.25; calves 500 pounds
tiown, medium to choice $9.50i
'11.50; do cull to common $7.50ji)
9.50; vealors, milk fed, good to
choice $12.75 011.50; do medium
i$10.75rf?)l2.7&; do cull to common
i$8.0010.75.
I Hogs Btendy to 10 cents higher:
receipts 5,270, including 1,680 di
rect dr through. Heavyweight 250
360 pounds, . . medium to cholcn
$8.10(S9.25; modlumwolght 200-250
pounds, medium to chotco J8.50SB
9.30; lightweight 160-200 pounds,
medium to choloo $9.259.50; light
lights 130-160 pounds, . medium to
choice $8.909.40; packing sows,
rough and smooth $0.60(017.50;
slaughter pigs 90-130 pounds, me
dium to choice $8.259.00; feed
er nnd stockor pigs 70-120 pounds,
mcmum to choice $7.75)8.75,
(Soft or oily hogs nnd ronstlng
pigs excluded In above quotations.)
I Sheep nnd lambs steady; re
jcolpls 1,170, Including 600 direct
;or through. I.nmhs 84 pounds
down, good to choice $13.00(5)15.00;
do 92 pounds down, medium $11.00
013.00; do all weights, - cull to
common $9.06011.00; spring lambs
$14.00015.00; yearling wolhers 110
pounds down, medium to choice
$10.00012.00; eweB 120 poundB
down, medium to choice $7,000
8 50; do 120-150 pounds, medium to
choice $0.50 0 7.60: do nil wolghtB,
cull to common $5.5006.50.
an Excellent Eye
PPSFORSM' ,
OF EVAKGELISTIC
i ninniinii ninr
'.a i nnnumL :iu nnniii-1
: ! ! UHIIII HIDII IKIHUL
1 The preparatory work tor the
Charles Reign Scovllle evangellBtlc
campaign which will be held un
der the auspices of the First
Christian church In their new
building is well under way. Rev.
James R, Axtell, assistant evangel
ist. Professor I. N. Farrls, planlut
and Miss Irene Scovllle, - young
people's worker have been In l:e
city for the isst few days direct
ing the work, i -
The city-wide religious survey
taken to determine the . religious
statue of Roseburg citizens la now
complete ana tne campaign ui cl
ient Evangelism" will start Tuo-i-day
morning. Approximate1' 1300
calls wore made by the fifteen
teams taking the census.
The campaign will be officially
opened In the new Christian
church next Sunday by the Rev.
Mr, Axtell who will preaca both
morning and evening. Service.?
will be held every night except
Monday nt 7:30 p. m. .
Miss Irene Scovllle, director of
the young people's work, organized
tho young people of the church
for definite work in the campaign.
The following commttteeB were ap
pointed. Muslo committee: Jessie
Gihba and George Stanton. Social
committees: Iris Taylor and Floyd
NOW
High above the heaving earth they flirt
with death. No mission too harzardous in
their wild desire to die.
AUo Short
Features
2 Days Wednesday and Thursday
"FATTY" LAYMON IN
THE REPORTER
with supporting cast of Roseburg people.
Direction Umpqua
ANTLERS
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LIBERTY
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- Regular meetln Of UmJ
Unit of the American Iegioa
Auxiliary at the armory Tue
day, April 17 at 8 o'clock.
Glee Club 7: SO. The losers In
the membership contest - toe
entertaining with' aa apron
and overall party at the K. P.
halt at S o'clock, following the
business meeting. Come and
near juur aprous. . ;
A meeting of the Banson P.
T. A. Monday night, April ,
at 7:30 o'clock. , ; I j 4 "
Church. Publicity committee; Jes
Ble Gibbs and i Frances Stui.ton.
Transportation! committee; Floyd
Church and Owen- Walker. Jessie
Glbbs was appointed song, leader
and Owen Walker will act as trea
surer, i During the progress of the
revival Miss Scovllle will conduct
a course in "Personal Evangelism''
In connection with the youns peo
ple's program. ; . . i
At present Dr. and Mrs. Scovllle
are conducting a short campalg-t
In Tulsa, Okla., for Christian
church forces In that 1 city. Dr.
Scovllle informed members of his
party that' the Tulsa meeting was
going over in a big way and that
nearly 300 converts were won in
seven days. From; Tulsa Dr. and
Mrs. Scovllle go to CoMimbun,
Ohio, where the fiery evangelist is
to be one of the chief Bpeaknrs nt
the international convention ot the
Disciples of ChriBt. They aro
planning on arriving In Roseburg
to continue the revival about April
25th. ; " "" '
TODAY
AND TUESDAY
With L
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Gary Cooper ,
' Admission ,
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Eve. 10-50
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