ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURGt OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 1 4, 1928.
THREE
Over From Coast
W. E. Wtkoff of Marshfield was
a business visitor in this city over
Wednesday.
LOCAL NEWS
Let the
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In the Conduct of Business
Merchants appreciate and enjoy
the benefits obtained from the fa
cilities afforded them by this bank,
lou. also,-will find our service
helpful, and we, invito your ac
count, i
The Roseburg National Bank
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HOSIERY
Just in, shipment of Ladies' Silk Hose in service
weight and chiffon.
H Colors: Rose Toupe, Grain, White Jade, Tausari,
Pearl Blush, Nude and Kasha Biege.
KIDDER'S SHOE STORE
Roseburg, Ore.
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Over From Coast
Phillip Mills, resident of x North
Bend, was here from the coast yes
terday to visit with friends.
Thiele Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. George Thiele of
Rice Hill spent Wednesday In
Roseburg visiting with friends and
shopping.
Business Visitor
Fred Johnson, Melrose rancher,
was a visitor In Roseburg Wed
nesday and was looking after busi
ness interests.
Spent Day Here
Mrs. Carl Buck In ml of Melrose
spent yesterday In this city visit
ing with friends and attending to
business affairs.
Rice Kill People Visit-
Harry Gant and son Were , here
from Rice Hill Wednesday after
noon and were trading and attend
ing to business matters.
Gone to San Francisco
"Buddy" Arthur Baum, son of
Mrs. A. Baum of this city, left
yesterday afternoon for San Fran
cisco to visit with relatives,
Miss Davis Here
Miss Mildred Davis, formerly of
this city, has arrived from Klamath
Falls to visit with her. parents and
friends during her vacation.
Back From South
Sam T. Smith, Oakland resident,
has returned to his home in the
northern part of the county after a
visit in Yreka, California.
Indian' Marathon From 'Frisco to
Grants Pass Starts; Lone White
Tests Stamina Against 29 Reds
(AiBocinled Prewi fanned Wire)
' SAN FRANCISCO, June' "14.
: Speeded on- their way rby -cheering,
thousands, 29 Indian runners start
ed from the City Hall at 1:20
1 o'clock this morning on the 428
mile Redwood Highway Indian
marathon to Grants Pass, Oregon.
Jogging down Market street,
lined with spectators and In the
rear of an nutomobile caravan, tlto
long distancers passed through the
financial district and out to
caslan with that of the Indian.
' A' 96.000 cash prize will be given
loathe winuer with an extra $5,000
to be split up between the next
five finishers. The race must be in
ten days or less. ;
Hay rope and cable at Wharton
Bros.
Visitnig Brother Here
A. M. crary, brother of W. A.
Crary of this city, has arrived here
from Hampden, North Dakota, to
visit with his brother and wife.
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Driver Valley People In
Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Cocker-
am of Driver Valley, near Oak
land, were here Wednesday visit
ing with friends and shopping.
Miss Russell Here
Miss Helen Russell, former
Roseburg girl, is here from Eugene
for a visit with her sister and
aunt, Mrs. Herbert D. Quiue and
Miss Mattie Perry.
Guest at Gross Home
Miss Leah Kanipe, who Is hern
from Oakland taking teachers' ex
aminations this week, is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Gross
in North Roseburg.
In From Glendale
Mrs. D. Neeley returned last eve
ning to Glendale after spending
the day lu this city visiting and
shopping.
Visiting From Portland
Mrs. II. Hamilton and daughter,
M'lxlne, of Portland, are visiting
here wlih Mrs. Hamilton's sister,
Mies Amy Erickson, county lealth
nurse.
Spending Day at Coast
Joe Campbell and Fred Lock
wood of the C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor company went to Marshfield
today to spend the day .on business.
Inspecting Water Supply
O. 11. Tucker, state sanitary en
gineer, arrived in Roseburg today
to confer with Dr. DeWalt Payne,
county health officer. Mr. Tucker
inspected the Oakland water sys
tem and also the ice plant at Rid
dle. '
Moving to Salem Today
O. H. Pickens, who is associat
ed with his brother. Will Pickens,
in a grocery business in Salem,
arrived last night and he and
Mrs. Pickens and their family are
preparing today to move to Salem,
wh;ro they will reside in the future
Guest at Dent Home
Mrs. Jack E. Dent is entertain
ing as her house guest her sister,
Miss Leola Ewbank, who arrived a
short time ago from Lamore, Calif.
Miss Ewbank will go, to Eugene
after spending a week hero and
will lake a summer course in
Ashland Folk Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Austin of
Ashland were visitors in this city
over Wednesday.
From Coast
Miss Sarah Armstrong of North
Bend was In this city yesterday,
slopping to visit with friends.
Logging Operator Visits
A. Johnson, logging operator
from Broadbent, was in Roseburg
this morning attending to business
affairs.
Sutherlln Folk Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. F. Norton of Suth
erlln were in Roseburg for the
morning shopping and unending to
business affairs.
In This Morning
Mrs. E. 1. I.eulH and two dxuigh
lers were hero from Dlllard this
morning visiting with Mends and
shopping.
Spent Afternoon
Mrs. C. J. Swift of South Doer
Creek spent yesterday afternoon
in this oity visiting with friends
and shopvlng.
Here From Eugene
Mrs. Lee Stewart (Mary McCul
lagu) of Eugene is here visiting
with friends. She is a former resi
dent of Roseburg.
Expected Home Tonight
Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Shoemakor,
who have been visiting with rela
tives in Portland and attending the
Rose Testlval, are expected homo
tonight.
Representative Visits
Fred Carr, plant superintendent
lenchtng at the University of Ore-i of the Ford Motor company in
gou. She is a teacher in the
school at Lamore.
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Benjamin Enroute South
Dr. R. W. Benjamin and family
of Portland Btopped hero a brief
time this morning on their wnv to
San Francisco by motor. Dr. Ben
jamin Is a former resident of this
city and a member of a family well
known hero. His father and grand
father many years aso operated
the old Plaiudealer newspaper.
Portland, stopped over here lust
night to visit friends on his way to
Los Angeles, where he has been
transferred by the com puny, '
Returning to Jowa
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Bock and
family, who have been making
Roseburg their home since last
August, left yesterday afternoon,
via the southern route, ,Ior their
former home at LeMars, Iowa,
where they plan to relocate. !
Leaving on Long Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell
and family are leaving today on
a long motor trip. They are going
first in Minneapolis, where Mr.
j Campbell, who is superintendent
oi the cny scuoois, win aiiemi
the convention of the National
Education association, which will
meet the first week in July. Thoy
will then go on to Milton and
airfield, Iowa, where Mr. Camp
bell's parents reside, and from
there on to Kansas . City to visit
Mrs. Campbell's parents. Thoy
plan to be gone until the first of.
August..
Leaving for Castel Rock
Miss Bertha Lary, who has been
the: spending the past several weeks
bay where a special ferry carried ' here since completing a year of
them across to SausalHo, whoro ; teaching at Curtln, is leaving lo-
tho grind up the northern Califor
nia coast actually begins.
Frank R. Ilavenner, city super
visor nnd acting mayor, fired the
pistol that started the squad of
aborigines on their way. As they
lined up, Mnd Bull, Kurook spon
sored by the Oregon Cavemen of
Grants Pass, was favored to re
peat his victory of last year in
this same classic. In winning last
year, he covered the distance in
seven days and twelve hours. Fly
ing Cloud, also a Karook and spon
sored by the same organization,
won second place last year. Ho is
Mad Bull's running mate again.
An unidentified white man, rep
resenting an oil company, accom
panied the Indians. While not eli
gible for nny prizes, he will com
ply with every rulg. It was an
nounced he was a crack long dis
tance runner and was in the race
to match the stamina of the Can-
day for her home at Castle Rock,
Washington. During the absence
of Mrs. Lillian B. Davis, clerk at
the county school superintendent's
.office, on her vacation, Miss Lary
filled the position.
Miss Myth Hnnan is expected
tonight, from Klamath Falls to
spend her vacation visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Hnnan. '
Hay rope, cable, carriers, track
and pulleys at Wharton Bros,
K E Y S
Fitted to Any Lock
THE VILLAGE LOCKSMITH
333 N. Main
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FATHER'S DAY
Don't Forget Dad
On His Day!
Good old dad I He gives us all he has of
wealth, energy and affection 365 days in the year.
Our health and happiness are all the reward he
asks. A ,
Father's Day, June 1 7th, is dad's own day.
Let's give him a nice bright CRAVAT, and a
HICKOK BELT SET this year. They'll show we
didn't forget and furthermore he is bound to like
the crisp colorful beauty, of the cravats we offer,
and the feeling of satisfaction at the waist line of
fered only by a Hickok Belt. They are the precisely
correct gifts for dad on his day.
Father's Day June 17th
FENCER
Montana Man Visiting
W. H. Crary of Columbia Falls,
Montana, arrived In this city Wed
nesday afternoon to visit' at the
pome of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Crary, at 1170 Military
street.
Left for Santa Barbara
Miss Helen Churchill, who has
been visiting here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Churchill,
following her graduation this
spring from O. S. C, left yester
day afternoon for the south. In
Santa Barbara she will be located,
having accepted the appointment
to dietitian at the Cottage hos
pital, which came Just follow iu,
her graduation.
Visited Kin and .Friends-
Mr. and Mrs. Tim D. Homey of
Portland, who havo been spending
the past ten days visiting rela
tives nnd friends in Douglas coun
ty, left by auto this morning tor
their home. Thoy were the houso
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Itoscoc
Mnrsters of Wilbur, while here,
also visiting their mother, Mrs.
Carolyn Horney, of Wilbur.
To Portland ' ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. D' Clarke, Mrs. W.
Foss and the MIshps Marguerite
Fess and Mable (liimm left' for
Portland this morning where thoy
will visit with friends nnd attend
the Rose Festival, remaining for
four or five days.
Miss Lane Home
Miss Mario La no visited with
friends here yesterday. She re
cently returned from O. S. C,
where she will be n senior next
year, and Is spending the sum
mer at Dixonvlllo with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 13. Lane.
Preparatory Work on League Site
Tlie Roseburg League boys spent
Move To Euaene
Mrs. E. A. Christopherson went
to Eugene last evening and there
will join her husband, who Is em
ployed by the Southern Pacific
company, to make their home.
Their daughter, Miss Lilly Christ
opherson. will Join them Sunday.
,J(Sho will teach again next year in
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W. D. Klley, assistant manager
last week working on Hie new In- 0f the J. C. Penney company Btoro,
atltute site. Under the direction of ! hero. Mrs. Wiley. Mis. F. A. Dah-
Rev. Knotts they made Rood prog- ney nml jnss Mahel Schlndler
loss, making the road and clearing were representatives ot the local
the ground In readiness for the store's Btaft going to Kugeno yea
building operations which are now terdav afternoon for Iho educa
under way. The boys report a real ; tionnl meeting of employes ami
good time, and on Friday received nianaEois of the comnanv. Mr.:
the following visitors. The Misses i uickenson from the Crescent Cor-:
Reva Neal, Edythe and Gladys iBot company gave a sales talk,
Moothart, Hazel Richardson, Do-1 telling how corsets are made and
lores Doyle, Kenneth Olcson and ! ,ow t0 fit them. Ho is from New I
"Pop" Gates Visitor
W. IS. "Pop" Gales and son,
Georgo, of Medford. stopped here
n brief time Inst evening to visit
friends nn their
Portland.
way 'home'1 from
sold Ills property In that vicinity
and is leaving today for Coltou,
California, where ho expects to
WllllnmB of Oakland has I make his future home.
Morgan Lawsoh. The girls took sal
ads and cakes and cooked dinner.
In the afternoon they enjoyed
swimming and baseball. All .re
turned to Roseburg Friday eve
ning.
York. The meeting was well at
tended nnd Is reported quite in
teresting by those who went from
here.
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Rev. Allen Home
Rev. T. F. Allen, pastor ot the
Dillard church, has returned to his
home in Douglas county after an
absence extending over the past
two months. During that time he
and Mrs. Allen were in Pasadena,
California, where Rev. Allen was
seeking to recover his health
condition is much Improved,
change having benefitted
greatly.
Lieut 8mlth Visits Friend
Lieutenant Perry M. Smith, lo
cated at Fort Wlnfleld Scott, Call
iornla, stopped here yesterday to
visit with M. M. Miller, father of
Lieutenant Slalor M. Miller, who
was Lieut. Smith's classmate when
both were attending West Point
several yenrs ago. Lieut. Smith,
now stationed at the southern Fort
with the coast artillery, is on an
Inspection tour north.
Ex-Residents Here From Eugene
Mrs. W. O. Burt and son. Gene,
and the former's sister, Mrs. C
G. Reymers, and daughter, Hetty
Jane, motored here yesterday.
Mrs. Hurt and son returned 10
their home in Eugene last eve
ning. Mrs. Reymers and daughter
remain here to visit with Miss
Kerne Reymers. their daughter
Ajand sister. They now make their
gjlmnie In Iikeview, Oregon, having
I moved Irom uosehurg some time
ago.
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Specialist Spent Day Here
Dr. Thos. Jones, Dr. Scholl'a rep
resentative from Chicago, spent
Wednesday here at the C. J. llroler
company store with O. R. Gross,
manager. The company's atores
I represent Dr. Rcholl's products.
Dr. Jones' brother, Johnny Jones.
professional at the Glendale Golf
Club In Seattle, Is holder of sev
eral championship titles and re
cently won the west coast chant-
g plonshlp. winning the title from
Sj Nell Christian. Doth will qualify
el for the national open game and
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Either of the above can be
considered safe and our cer
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cars are different ages In
years of service, but all are
worth more than we are ask-
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the thousands of miles of
economical transportation
they will give their new
owner.
We are of the opinion that
no one .will buy a used car
unless It is a bargain, and
if you will call and look over
-our stock of used cars we
will leave it to your judg
ment as to whether they are
bargains.
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131 8. Rose St.
Phone
M. Berrie s C. MJ Tester
Mm. Josephine Jones, formerly
connection with tlio Douglns counly
health unit as nui'Hc, nnd her two
sons are coming hero from MeU
lord today and will visit overnight
wllh Mth. Woodlcy Stephenson. To
morrow thoy will bo Joined hero by
Miss Mildred Cnrleton, president of
the J nek son counly lionllh associa
tion, and Miss Augusta Glover, ono
of the nurses of the unit, nnd ihey
will go to Portland, where next
week a conference of all health
nurses of tho state Is being called.
On the return here Mrs. Jones and
sons will stop hero for a week to
visit with friends.
Binding twine at Wharton Bros.
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A STATEMENT
relating to the future of
The Chrysler Corporation
and Dodge Brothers, Inc.
The widespread public interest in recent events affecting the
Chrysler Corporation and Dodge Brothers, Inc., deserves an
authentic and official statement and an assurance regarding the
future of these two corporations.
Subject to the approval of stockholders, Dodge Brothers, Inc.J
will be acquired by the Chrysler Corporation, the plan of
amalgamation having been recommended by their respective
boards of directors.
Each of these great institutions will retain its identity, and will
continue, as heretofore, to produce and market its own product
inaccordance with thehighand progressive standards from which
motor car buyers the world over have previously benefited.
Each will benefit from the consummation of a plan which
unites such tremendous resources in material, manufacturing
facilities, financial power and manufacturing genius.
Dodge Brothers will continue to be Dodge Brothers, and
Chrysler will be Chrysler. Their products will be separate
and distinct and will be continued in production without
interruption. Their sales organizations will be unrelated
except as they shall mutually share in the advantages of the
consolidation. ,
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Both public and dealers may look forward to the greater bene,
fits which the consolidation of such tremendous resources
will produce and the men identified with these businesses
may be assured of a stable and definite future, inspired by the
progressiveness which has been responsible for this uniting
of two great companies.
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
DODGE BROTHERS, INC.
leave soon tor tne east.