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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1928. THREE Ask Your We Butter and I Ice Cream I Richer and Better Look for the Mel-O-Maid Signs I Made Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 X LOCAL NEWS : In Seattle Sam Rykes is spending a few days this week In Seattle looking after business matters. Installation Tonight A joint installation of the new officers nf the I. O. O. F. and He hekall lodges will lie held tonight at the lodge hall. There will bo a program with refreshments to follow. Visiting at Houseolder Home Mr. and Mrs. Louis Howe and son. Vance, and Mr. Howe's father, F. Howe, of Krownsvlllo arrived here yesterday afternoon. Mrs. . Howe and Vance nre remaining here for a visit with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Houseolder. and her husband and ills father went last night, to Lakeside, Oregon, for a fishing trip. Will Locate at Portland- ' :-t.ui. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mooro nre packing their household goods pre paratory to moving to Portland where they will locate permanent ly. Mr. Moore having resigned as manager of the lime quarry plant which he has operated for the past three years. They expect to leave for. Portland about the first of August, Mr. Moore having other business interests which will en gage his attention. The family will locale in a modern home in I.aurolhurst addition, adjoining (he beautiful park or Ihat section of Portland. Mr. ami Mrs. Moore have made many close friends during their residence here who deeply regret their departure. Then you come tack to a truly enriching shortening Try This Tested Recipe Quick Cake li cups flour W cup meltt-d Wild Ros L.ird 1V4 cuijs brown nugnt 2 eKRs cup milk 3 traspoons baking pou-tU-r 'H lenfpoon ctnnnnwn M te.iMpoon nuttwir H pound dates cut In pieces H cP walnuts Placo nil the lnprrdlnr 1n a bowl nnd boat to- frethor for 4 minutca. Bnko n a Rrcasod pan .15 to 40 mlnutoa. This mny bo bnked In muffin pans. Dl rertlons must be followrd cnrefuHv lo make cake BUc-ccHsfjlly. fl in"! V R IS lUhlBnL ' II a T f..n...i j fx rerjeaononemngjor Lveiy mrpose 1 Dealer For 1 by i Going to Seattle f iA.ttrtiii;y liny 15: Coniptnn is leaving tonight rot- Seattle where he is to appear In Hie U. S. district court on behalf of Martin II. John son of Sulherliu. .who is a party In a suit involving a life insurance policy. Yoncolla Man Hurt Arthur Williams of Yoncalla was brought to the Pacific Christian hospital shortly - before noon Thursday suffering serious injur ies to his spine, sustained in a fall from a load of hay. Mr. Wil liams' condition is grave, the at tending physicians state. Eugene Cunrd. Meeting Postponed The meeling of the stockholders of the Umpn.ua Savings and Loan company, for the purpose of voting upon Hie matter of increasing the capital stock from one to two mil ion dollars, has been advanced to Tuesday, August 14. Two meet ings have been called for this pur pose, but no fiir a quorum has not been obtainable, duo to the fact Unit, so ninny members nre away 'on 'vacations. The by-lawn re quire that Ihree-rourllis of the stockholders must be present at sucli a meeling. Ms. Harth Home Mrs. Henry Harth, who lias been enjoying the past several weeks in San Francisco, arrived home late yesterday afternoon. She was accompanied hohie hv Mrs. J. W. Leonard, of Kappa, Cal., who will visit here until Sunday, when she Will tro to Porlhim Mra T.iinimwl i was' formerly -Delhi Dyer of (his 'city and has not. vislled hero in a. number of years. The growl h of lloseburg since' she was last here is marked, Mrs. Leonard states. km Most home coolcs nowndaya aro tempted to try the ninny imita tion shortenings Go back to the old-fnsliioned wnv, nsn WILD KOSK BRAXU PUKK LAUD you'll notice immediately its renter riclmess and hotter fla vor in all cake making. Made fresh daily, this ideal natural shortening has fully 20 more shortening properties than sub Ftitutes or imitations, which are sold at much higher prices. f!de by FryiACo., Seattle, Under U.S. Govt. Inspection. Sold by leading dealer A r .. LOCAL Yoncalta Visitor O. K. MeCurtln, resident of Yon oul)u, wns a visitor in ihU city Thursday to look after business uftaii-H and vUH friends. Left for South Following u brief business visit In tliis city. J. Prng of Portland yesterday afternoon left for the southern part of Oregon. i Brockway Man In ! J. W. Drown was hero from : rock way looking after business in ; tetesis and visiting with friends during yesterday afternoon. Home From Cottage Grove .Mrs. A. 1). Greenland and Mia. A. j C. Kldd returned lo Kosrbm'K Thursday afternoon folowing a visit Willi friends In Cottage Cirove. Glendale Lady Visits Mrs. Harvey Smith of filendalo, who has been visiting at the home of her mother near Myrtle Creek, was n visitor In this city yester day. I Is Guest at Auto Park can II. Lnndberg. California res ident, was ut the lioseburg auto park yesterday evening on Ills way home, llu lias visited friends at Olalla. Returning From Canada Trip (iuests at the lloseburg auto park last night were Mr. and' Mrs. H. L. Kagle and parents, who are returning to their home at Jasper, Cal., from a trip to Canada. Seattle People Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Alexander anil Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Maxiield, of Seattle, were in lioseburg last evening on their way home from a visit in Kurektl, Cal. Iowa Folk To Visit Seattle Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Withee, nnd Miss Viola Wright, of Sioux City, Iowa, were visitors at the Rose burg auto camp last night on their way to Seattle and return. Will Locate In Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. 1). Dave and fami ly of Adelaide, Wash., spent yes- teruay evening at the local nuto imrk. Thev-nre polm' to I.rtu An geles where they will locate Visited at Noyer Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seigrlst. San Diego. California. ' people, stopped here yesterday for n visit at the C. E. Noyer home. The (.'all fornlans are touring northern points. , ' Spending Few Days Mia. D. J. Ileardon of Klamath Agency, a visitor at Glide this summer, is spending a few days in this city as the guest of Mr, and Mrs. George Casebeei on Soulh Stephens street. Former Resident to Visit- Harry Lewis, former resident of this city now making his home in Medford, is to arrive Saturday from the southern part of the stale for a visit over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poole at Tiller. To Take Crater Lake Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Prendergast, Ahinindn. Cnlil' rouftlutite xonva in ilhe city overnight. They are on a two weeus- viicaiion trip and have just visited Port land. Peloru re turuinrc home they will go to Cra ter Lake for three or four days. Ness Friends Visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fusion and fniltilv. nr Rim AtiGott.wi fill w ere visitors in lloseburg yester day, i hey ate old friends of the N'psk fiiniilv nf llilu l,r J not seen tiiem for 17 years. From nere tney will go lo British Co lumbia. Back From North Umpqua Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Poole re turned from the North Umpqua country yesterday afternoon fol lowing a vacation in that district. They are returning tills afternoon to their ranch above Tiller.- Mrs. Poole Is a daughter or Jas. Hutch lugs of this city. Walnut Growers Visit W. H. Iientley or Dundee, man ager of the Oregon Walnut Grow ers, association, and K. H, Edes of Lebanon, manager of the Walnut growers' plants at that place, came to this city and In company with .1. C. Leedy, county agricultural agent, yesterday afternoon visited growers and orchards In lloseburg and vicinity. Ex-Resident in New Business A. T. Lawrence, former real estate man of this city who went to Pasadena to engage in that business about a year ago, has pur chased a large filling station In that city and is now operating Ihat business. He is enjovlng a fine patronage there and li Is un derstood, from word received hero Hint he has doubled the business. ' Will Go On To Marshfield Mr. N. K. Swaluson and mother of Long Reach. Cal.. were guestR at Hie Hoseburg auto park Inst mgui on tne return rrom a trip as far east as Illinois. Today they went to Miir-hfiold to visit their brother ami son. n. W. Sivalnson. who Is captain of the shin Pioneer of the coast geodetic survey. They may reiurn to iiosonurg today be fore continuing their journey to Long Beach. . Engineer and Agent on Trip 1 K. Price, rural englneel from the O. s. C. extension service, ar rived tliis morning from Corvallls nnd in companv with .1. C. Leedy. county agricultural agent, goes this nfterooon to the northern part nf the county. The two will visit Drain, Klkton. and then go to Smith River, belns on a crops tour. Thny will visit a number of farms and hold conferences with people individually In regard to j crops. I NEWS Merchant Visitor Here Charles Rowell, owner of the Temuile store, was in this city Thursday attending to business affuirn and trading. Attending Nurserymen's Meeting C. 12. Noyer of this city has gone to Seattle whore this week he is attending the Pacific coast Nurs erymen's convention. On Business Trip Walter Leake left yesterday nf- Iternoon for Senttle where he will !be iuokirig after business affairs jfor tii next five days or so. i California Men Visit Frank Simons of Kurekn. Cal.. land Jack Traylor of Oakland. Cal., istopped overnight at the local auto I camp eurouto to Seattle. Judge Hamilton In Portland Hon. J. w. Hamilton, circuit i court judge, went to Portland yes terday afternoon to spend a few (lays looking Rfter business af fairs. Are Taking Long Vacation Mr. A. Mulihaupr, Helllgham, I Wash., butcher, accompanied by ltis son. w ere overnight guests -of the local auto camp on their re 'turn trip from southern wunder ilngs which began April .1. Pasadena Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Taylor, vho reside in Pasadena, stopped over in lloseburg last night. They are on a summer vacation trip up north. Mr. Taylor is an optome trist. Stop Overnight at Park Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Duller, re turning to their home in Los An geles from a trip to Portland, were guests at the local an(o park over night. Mr. ltutler is stock manager of the Western Lithograph com pany In Los Angeles. Will Locate In Seaside. ' Fred .lingers, former Ventura, Calif., resident, accompanied by hts cousin, passed the ninht at the Roseburg auto camp. Ho Is on his way to Seaside to locate. He will join Mrs, Iiogors and his daugh ter there. . , Returning to Wenatchee Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Kenzlbach nnd children of Weimleheo, Wash., "were guest w of the lloseburg auto I nark lasl night on their return journey from Stoton. j.. Kenzi bach Is in the rloiy milling busi ness. Will Visit in Northwest Mrs. F. L. Sears, son Reid.of Los Angeles, and Mrs. W. J. Hny den of Oakland, were In lloseburg overnight on their way to Van couver. During their journey they will visit friends at Eugene, Al bany and Portland. 1 Visiting at Coast Mrs. Horace Campbell of this city and her daughter, Mrs. George Neuner of Portland, the latter's two children and little Patricia Leake are spending n week or so at llaudon beach, where they have taken n cottage. Are In Roseburg Overnight It. L. Averlll, Helllngliani, Wash., Jeweler, accompanied by, his wife and Mrs. ICllu L. Cole and Kva L. Cole, slopped at the lioseburg auto tunic last nlglit. on tiielr way home from Los Angeles. Their trip has taken tiiem about 3d days. f Mils fill u ' ' 'Ei-Reiiaent Visits I , (iilbert Oilhertsoti,, formerly of iflils, city and (Jlyndah', nojiv. 1 fds ifjeirl' or KpiHUtik tfilet, neii-? Coos Bay, waSi Jil Hosebuig lodn.vnil iu Y,'av hon'io from Portland. His' oy- sigui, w hich no inmost, lost a suorr tnne ago, litis, greatly iinproyoi SSI following the removal of a entar at Portland and the,, use of Espe cially made glasses. Saw Roseburg 55 Years'Ago '' I). M. Kerby, with his family, land brother J. K. Cronin, all of : MeMdunville, were in tho city yes jterdny cnrnule to-Yreka, Calif. Mr. Kerby is one of the prominent isheep rniscrff in the Mc.Mlnnvllle section. Mr. Cronin said that his i ramiiy traveled through Roseburg I jbv wagon troin Yreka, Calir., over. r, vpiii-u mm nnd tlinl Mm i-rmdu ' ,then were not so good as the pres- I ent ones. 1 lie journey at time took them two weeks I was far from comfortable. that nnd L. A. People Visit Kin Mr. and Mrs. H. IT. Nolnn arriv ed yesterday by motor from their home In Los Aneeles lo visit in Roseburg with Mrs. Nolan V sis ter. Mrs. Carl Lundeen. Oregon is their former home and they pray dispose of tiielr Los Angeles prop erty to return to this state to live. Thev experienced a pleasant trip to this cltv but round it quite warm south, it being lofi degrees in Redding Hie day they visited there. Mr. and MrB. Nolan will visit In Portland niter a stay In MONEV T CANT BUY A BETTER OIL than THE NEW WWi i? &;H ZEROLENE VL&ijir J IK -M-f-v Mr"- North was thrown against III" W 'he windshield, breaking the glass JL & 9 '" receiving a severe gash on the VlinfUl f Illl1isa4irkri lnft nMe ot l,or ''"' ""'I other In-k3UJltr-lillOritdllOn juries lo her head. Mr. North was A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT Herbert Byers Visits ' ' Herbert B.vers of Canyonvllle ! spent the illuming in Oils city vis- Hint! friends and attendiiiK to busl i neas affairs. To Visit at La Grande John Hazelton of the Soldiers' Home left hero yesterday after noon for l.a(irande, where he plans to visit for some time. Cleveland Man In George iteynolds, resident of Cleveluud, was a visitor in this city Thursday afternoon to luuk after business interests. Visitor Yesterday C. Tavender, resident of Melrose, was In tills city for a few hours Thursday looking niter business matters and visiilng. From Portland Office ' J. P. Jensen, from tho Porllnnd offiews of the Corvallls Creamery company, was here yesterday on business and this morning left for Medford. Expected Home Saturday Mrs. (ieo. J. Daehcr und two chil dren, Helen and (leorgo. have been spending the past fortnight in Portland visiting with friends and are expected home at the end of ihe week. To Return Sunday Mrs. Harry Uurr and daughter, Patricia June, who have been vis iilng Mrs. ilurr's relatives at Hoise, Idaho, are expected to re turn to their homo in this cliy Sunday. Mrs. Criteser Home Mrs. T. J. Criteser rolutned to her home in this city yesterday afternoon from ited Hluff, Calif., where for the past few weeks she has been enjoying a visit at the home of Iter daughter, Mrs. J. A. Cobb. Kansas People Here Mr. nnd Mrs. J. p. Quick and son, George, of Wichita, KanBiis, aro here for a visit Willi A. M. Wishwell, night clerk at the Grand Hotel. The visitors have been touring the Pacific coast and Just arrived from Los Angeles. Operates Service Station A. T. Lawrence, formerly' en gaged In Ihe real estate business in tills city Is now operating a sorvice station at Pasadena, lo which place he moved several months ago. Reports are that ho is doing a very .excellent business. On Business Trip Salem Dert (1. Dates left last night for Salem where he will spend a few days attending to business mat ters. He is preparing to leave In the near future on a trip up tho North Umpqua river in company with James Goodman of Salem and motion picture cameramen, for the purpose of securing a movie travel ogue of that scenic district. Resident Meets Kin A. N. Itnpp, merchant of""i31lons vllle, N. Y., and uncle of Mrs. Menu Iirowil of this city, passed through lioseburg yesterday on a pleasure trip around the country. He wns one of a party of sixteen which included Mrs. Rapp nnd fel low townspeople. All were greatly pleased witli what they saw of Ore gon. It as the first time Mrs. Brow n hnd. scon her uncle since childhood. Miss Baker and Party Visit Miss Lucille Baker, lonelier the past winter at. tho Benson school, stopped over here tliis morning lo visit friends on her way to Port land from Sun Krancisco, where she has been spending some time. She met her sister und husband, who arrived In the bay cily from Honolulu, and lliey are accom panying Miss Baker homo to Portland for the summer. Marshfield Man in City Hurry McKoown, forhior pro prietor of the Chandler hotel, )a n visitor lioro today from Mursh rield and Is looking up old fi lends, while In the city. Mrs. Grace Cross, Blsler-ln-law of Louis Simp son, who Is owner of Shore Acres at the coast, and of which family Mr. McKeown Ib n close friend, la to arrive here this aflernnon from San KrnnclBco on her way to the coast. Mrs. Cross iiIbo has a number of friends here. Former Resident Hurt Frank Donning, a former" resi dent of Looking Glass, was burned "'""'l U'o '"CO at Marshfield yes- 'eruny, according 10 word rrom that city where he Is employed us I stewnrd of the Klks club. He openeil the door of the rurnnce. cnuslng a smnll explosion, which hurled III in back against the con crete wall. The Humes singed Ills hnlr anil burned his face, but his eyes were protected by his glass .i so that his eyesight, was not In jured. Petaluma Editor and Party Visit Mr. and Mrs. Atihur G. New burg and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Car penter or Petnlunin, California, stopped over hero today to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Jones. Mr. Ncwbnrg Is city editor of Hie Argus, published at Petaluma. The parly has been louring Oregon, milking Hie trip to Crater Italic, the Mi-Kenzio highway and Col umbia highway trips. They are enthusiastic In their . praise of Oregon scenery and climate, Mr. Ncwbuig remiiiklng that It Is the pieltiost lie has ever seen. Californians Inlured 1 Mr- "ml Mr"- E- J- N'nr,h nf Whlltler, Calif., motoring lo Sa- lent, Oregon, met with an accident this morning on the highway ap proaching the city limits lo the south. A car directly ahead of their machine swung to Ihe left of the roadside, Mr. North's car crashing Into the rear of the automobile. IV.hat.eVed gias,.0"1 'ac by cAOrnKTOP (Orders? 1 Ah VN H 1 VI I P r00D: carry kjj li 11 M j IJsjoa 311 WEST CASS . Saturday Sales Sugar, 10 lbs. Lemons . 35c Apples t,or jc . : String Beans ferneltibS.29c Bananas 25c Study the Following l Soap white 39c Milk ion'talltins' 28c Washing PdrgrS.68c Noodles 2jc Jar Rings de,r'double25c Rice FlakeXs!' 23c Peanut Butter S 39c Salad Oil aSfaLS V . -M.I ' Coffee Stone's Supreme, lb. 49c; CRISCO COUPONS I Bring your Crisco coupon to Stone's. Redeemable on any size c&n desired. " T3ksrr Special, medium DdCOn dry cure, lb. Cottages 10U of lean" 30c Picnics Sckle8" V ' 25c Hams IbFirst Grade' 33c Salt Side . 25c Home From Coast Mr. nnd Mrs. Km I It. llmx-h nnd Verno Stiruni returned here Inst nlRlit following a brief trip to Gold Uracil, whero Mr. Hurch and Mr. Hhrntn wi'ro ntU'iidliiK Ur InifllncHH affairs. Returned From Portland C. W. Parker, proprietor of tlio HoRcburR KiirnKf, Ib tmnm follow ing a trip to Porlland whero he spent Bfveral dayH on IhihIdcsh. Mr. FVirker hnd planned to take the trip from I'nrttund to Seattle on the West Count planes, hut reservatioiiK hnd been taken for more than a week ahead. Karl Dane and Geo. K. Arthur In "Baby Mine" TOMORROW ONE DAY ONLY Buck Jones in "Blood Will Tell" A thrilling romance of laws and outlaws. Coming Sunday 8YD CHAPLIN In THE FORTUNE HUNTER Antlers Todayj It's the one laugh hit z2 10 far this year, K5g - fMAlPU'VlTlUli'V s m . PURE CANE, CLOTH BAG Produce Items Smoked Meats TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Visited Friends Mrs. J. C. (Inzley of Mytilo Creek was In lloseburg Thursday visiting with ftiunds and shopping. Home From Convention S. .1. Jones, who lias been visit ing with friends In Kugcnc and at tending tho Hapllat convention there tills weok, is home. From Wilbur Mrs. Peter Thornton, resident of Wilbur, was here for n Tew hours yesterday shopping nnd transud ing business. Visiting at Brockley Home Mr. and Mrs. Hob Sanders or Yrokn, Calirornla. are here for a visit at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Hrockley. Mr. .Sanders Is a brother of Mrs. Hrockley. New Sign Installed . A new Neon sign has been In stalled at the Itlchrield Hint Ion on Hose and Oak streets through Hoy Ilufhntn, who has the local agency. The sign Is one of the Inrger types with the world lllrhtleld n colors. It has been placed In front of tho station facing the two streets whero It nllracta a great deal of attention. General Merchandise FOR CASH ONLY u From Now to July 21 RIVERSIDE STORE I mile north of Roseburg ' GEO. M. DENTON, PROP. ' J' Golden West and Del Monte Coffee, lb ..53c Royal Club Yellow Cling Peaches, No..2!2 can 23c , Royal Club Spinach, No. 2'2 can 15c Ball Mason .lars, 2 qt. size, complete, doz. $1.05 Ball Mason Jars, ql. size, complete, doz 90c Ball Ideal Glass top qts., complete, doz $1.00 Men's Straw Hats 20 off Men's Leather Gloves, buck and horsehide 20 off Ladies' Black Silk Hose, $2.00 value $1.50 5 gal. Oil Cans with pumpi $2.50 value $2.05 1 gal. Oil Cans, 45c value ...35c Fisher's Blend Flour $2.20 225 N. Z Jackson 2 Items 67c 3 lbs. 1.45 1- 30c Visitors Returned Home Mrs. (Htm nnd daughter, .guests for sevoral days at the horrte of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Pnden, hayo re turned to Medford. i Barbours Home From Portlarfd Mr. and Mrs. tlcorge Barbour have returned to this city from Portland, whore they spent n few days visiting and on buslnesj. - . Accepts Position at Grand Hoss Hales, who is spending Ills school vacation with his parents in Ibis city, hns accepted a position ut the Hotel Grand for the summer period. Wounded Pigeon Found . A wounded carrier pigeon fell last evening In front of the 'homo of Mrs. Pcurl James at 2 4. 'I .Shell dun street nnd is being enred for by tho family until Its owner can be found. The pigeon carries a registered number, 27, Seattle, 186 on one leg nnd the numbers 212 and 2iri. Tho pigeon apparently had struck a wire as It fell exhausted and hnd a wound In Its breast and one eye wns swelled shu. Al though It would not eat last, night it was coaxed to drink wator this morning. It is carrying two pealed messnqefl.