Roseburg news-review., July 26, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON.' THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1928.'
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LOCAL1NEWS
Business Visitor ! Broekway Visitor
o Muetzel of Olalla was In this i Mrs. J. Seyler of Urockway was
h v Wednesday afternoon attend
ing to business affairs and trading.
Sutherlin Man In
W. J. Wenzel of Sufherllu spent
Wednesday afternoon In this city
attending to business mutters and
greeting friends.
Gone to Tillamook
Kenneth Martin, local battery
'man. and Ills family have none to
Tillamook beaches foi' a brief va
cation triii. . ;
In lown yesterday shopping and
visiting with friends. , :
Visited Friends H
.Mrs. C Short was hero
Sunshine ianch Wednesday
I UK friends and shopping. ,
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Visit-
Stock Buyer in City :
Kill Lceper, stock buyer from
Youcallu, spent several hours lure
unending to business matters. ' J
Eugeneans Here
Huy and Gene Burt or Eugene
are in this cily, where they for
merly ruslded, visiting Willi rela
tives and friends, . , .
Stop Here Overnight . ' i
Mrs. K. Murphy. Jack , Menrtosa
and W. Whitney, San 'Kianeisco
residents, were, in Roseburg over
night on their way to Seattle;
'Home From Corvallls 1 '
i Albert Chaniborlln is homa from
Home From Eugene ' a two weeks' visit with his friend
Miss Paulino Ilubar returned ! Waller Schoenleber of Corvallls..
home yesterday afternoon follow
ing a visit with friends in Eugene
for a few days. '
Rerdsport Men Here ' v
Fred Varrelmnii, Jack Traylor
and Attorney J. H. Austin were in
Itosehurg today attending to pro
bate court matters .
Oakland Man In
Hoy McNab of Oakland was a
visitor in this city Wednesday and
was looking after business uffairu.
This is an Electric Kitchen
THERE'S an electric appliance for nearly every operation in this
up-to-(date -kitchen. And just such helpers and labor savers as
these 'have made the word "housewife" gd out of style she's a'
home maker now! The modern woman does not 3pend long hours
over the drudgery of housework. She lets electricity do the hard jobs
while she devotes her time to keeping herself young and interesting,
"a lovable companion for her children and her husband.
'- How many of these "electrical servants" have you
in your kitchen? Begin now, buying one at a time
and makjnrj easy monthly payments.
Electrjc Range 1
. Electric Dish Washer
Electric Refrigerator '
' Electric Ventilating Fan
, Electric Beajter ;,
Electric Table Appliances
Electric Kitchen Lighting Units
Roseburg, Oregon
The California Oregon power Compan y
Reston Man Visitor 1
A. W. Johnson, rancher of lies
ton, was a visitor in this city Wed
nesday for several hours to look
after business mutters. :
Spent Afternoon :
.Mrs. Kred Hatfield of Roberts
Creek Bpent the afternoon here
yesterday shopping anil attending
to business uftairs.
Returned Home Wednesday
Mrs. Margaret Scott, former!
resident,' relumed to her homo in I
Kuin-ne yesterduy after a . brief
visit here on business.
; San Franciscans Here
i Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker unci
fumily of Sun Francisco nrft in
i ibis citv visiting at the N. S. Dy,ir
'home. They will he. In Itnsonurg
jfor about a fori night.
J Bob Tabke Expected 1
i liob Tabke. formerly of this clly,
! Is expected lioro today from Port
1 land and will visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Myers and ; other
I friends for a week or so. ,
'Cannon Beach Man Returned :
) M. Maxwell, visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Page at their
; country home on the North Ump
;qua, left yesterday afternoon' for
This home at Cannon Reach.
Charged With Speeding
A. J. Radke, Central Point resi
dent, appeared in the Justice court
yesterday afternoon and entered a
plea of guilty to the, charge of
speeding on the Pacific highway.
The arrest was made by Traffic
Officer E. It. Thurber. Judge Hop
kins Imposed a tine of 515, which
was paid. '
From Canyonvillc f'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckluml were
hero from Canyonvlllo yesterday
afternoon" visiting .friends and at
tending to ImsIneKs affairs.
Touring to Canada '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Secado
of Niles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mershado and duughter, of
Oakland, Cnlif., stopped in Rose
burg lust night on their ' way to
Canada. They expect lo be , .gone
three weeks. '
I Spent Day Here
Verne Williams and Cecil .Pier-
son, Southern Pacific employes in
j Eugene and both rormer residents
I of this city, spent yesterday hero
'visiting relatives and friends.
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Ex-Resident Visiting
Miss Olive M. Cooney, formerly
of this city. Is being welcomed
here by friends during her visit
for two weeks or so with relatives.
She now makes her home In Pasa
dena. .
and this time
o n 1 y 3 7i g a 1 1 o n s of
CYCOL
Art Goeb el, Honolulu
Flight winner, flew tbl
Lockheed Whirlwind
cg monoplane lo an
other tyeol record
LOS ANGELES
TO NEW YORK
AGAIN Cycol Aero Oil has drm
L ons trntcd lis nmnr.ing "En
duranco Beyond Ilelicfr 21U."
miles tills time, in 25 H honrs and
on 3H gallons of CycoL
' Five weeks ago, Lieutenant ft. C
MolTalt made a startling record
Los Angeles to New York, 2693
miles on 4 gallons of Cycol. Now,
Art Gocbcl, famous winner of Jas
year's epochal Pacific alr-raec. has
bettered that mark with a new,
sensational economy flight,
Associated Gasoline, loo
Gocbcl flew more than 111 miles
tier qtinrt of oil, lining little more
than a pint per hour of flying time,
Cycol stood up; it stood terrific
punishment in this grueling test.
And the fuliilant Gocbcl wired
Very much plvaurd with Aori
atrd Gasoline and Cycol oil. f.'rt
gin performed perfectly and kept
cool at nil tt men.'
if i
Yon can rely upon Cycol In your
motor. Try it next lime. You'll he
a friend forevcrmore to Cycol and
Associated Gasoline. .
To Visit Mrs. McElhinny
Mrs. Ira Garner of Long Beach
Cal.. arrived in noneburg Inst night
to upend a short time visiting wan
Mrs.. Lona aicENiimiy. wra. tiiir-
lie rand Mrs. McElhinny wero for
mer nelglibors in Neln-aska.
Ed Hufham Improving
Ed Hufhnm, who recently was
dismissed from Mercy hospital
following a serious .operation, has
greatly improved in health and for
the it'rst time since he has been
home was able to bo up town
greeting friends this week.
Wilbur People Go North
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Parker of
Wilbur wero visitors In KoHeburg
yesterday. They left last evening
for Albany and enroute home will
visit in Eugene. Mr. Parker is em
ployed by the Southern Pacific
eomnany as soctlon foreman at
Wilbur.
Back From Vacation
Miss Mnbnl Schindler resumed
iier work ut the J. C. Penney com
pany store yesterduy following a
vacation. Willi her mother, Mrs.
Helle Scbhuller, she spent part of
the time at the coast nml Tuesday
night returned from a visit in
Klautalh Falls.
Back From Conference-
Mrs. C. A. Chamheilfn and son
Albert returned Kunduy evening
troin Cauby, Ore., where Mrs.
Chamberlln spent the last- tit roe
weeks at the conference of all Ore
gon, Idaho and Washington pus
tors and official workers of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Store Manager and Family Back
A. A. Itlchard.H, manager of tho
!.T. C. Penney company store, Mrs.
iHiuhards and their family have re
j turned home following a pleasant
i vacation trip. They traveled over
the MeKcnzIo highway to Crater
Lake, visited the Oregon Caves
and southern Oregon before their
return here.
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ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Palace on Wheels
A palace on wheels, with every
modern equipment for comrorl,
Is I he machine In which C. E.
Francis, Lincoln dealer In Port
hind, ami bis fumily nre traveling.
The parly was here today Rfter a
tiip in the state. The large car.
nnectllv tuiitt in Portlfind for
Mr. Francis, Is constructed to
hold fight paRseiigf.rs comfort
iibly, has fans, n radio, Is elect ri
ciilly equipped. Tho seals can
be arrnnged so Hint pasBemrers
may fdenp in Hie car and the rear
of lh machine is built In the fa
shion of an observation car.
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i Collie Dog Adopts Pig
Adoptinu of a litter or kittens
; bv n mother hen or by a dog lias
often been lieurd of but classed
I r.mong the uniiKual things of life
f is the adoption of a baby pie by a
Collie dg. which was reported re
jcenily. Ivan It rid Southern Pa
I effic employe at Wilbur, was made
ta proKcnl of the pfg some time
i nro. He nipo had a pet Collie
1 whopfi litter of pups had been tak
j en away from her. The mother In
, stlnct in the Scotch Collie led the
I dog to adopt the new pet and raise
I; it. This week the pig, weighing
between 40 and 45 pounds, was
sold by the owner (or $3.50.
Business Visitor
H. E. Hlood. South Deer Creek
resident, was In town Wednesduy
looking alter business interests
and trading. ; ' ;
Visitor Wednesday
Mrs. A. H.'Grubbe of Oakland
wuh in this city yesterday after
nooii visiting with friends and
shoppng. ; ' '
Riddle Visitor-
Mrs. It. Moore of Riddle was In
this cty yesterday afternoon visit
ing wth friends and aUendtng to
business matters. .
Visitors in Town
The Misses Myra and Mary
Kamp were, here from Unipqua
Wednesday afternoon visiting with
friends and shopping.
Accepts Position Here
Roy Folsom, of Coqullle, has ac
cepted a position with the local
Skaggs Safeway store on South
Stephens street.
On Business
Iiarton Hnlllwell and Rob Ilelll-
well were liere from Roswelt
Springs yesterday 1 afternoon at
tending to bosincss matters.
Here to Vielt Friends
Mrs. S. J. Shaput arrived hero
from Alberta, Canada, Wednesday
afternoon and 'will visit wllu
friends here for Beveral days..
From Grants Pass
N Chandler of Grants Pass spent
Wednesday in Roseburg looklug
after business anairs.
Attorney in Portland I
Attorney J.; O. Watson went to :
Portland this morning to look after .
legal matters for several days. !
Going to Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. u ret t -grow
and family, of Sacramento, visited;
the auto park here last night. They ;
lire on their way to Vancouver.? ;
Portlander Visited
J. H. Mason of Portland lias been
a visitor" in Rosoburg tilts . week
and jU tended to business matters.
While here he visited S. J. Jones.
Klamath Falls Matron Here
Mrs. Oliver ljirson, Klamath
alls matron, is a visitor here, be
ing the guest of friends until Sat
urday, when she will return home.
Visitor Returned Home-
Following a visit hero with
lends for tho past few days, Mrs.
Walter Swarts returned Wednes
day afternoon to her home In Kiddle.
Visiting In Cottage Grove-
Mrs. Carl Murphy and slime
daughter, Patricia, are spending
the week In Cottage Grove visiting
relatives. Mr. Murphy will motor
there Sunday to bring his family
home.
Here for the Week '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poole are
here from their homestead at Tib
ler for a week , visiting relatives
and friends. Next week they plan
to go to Medford, .there joining
Harry Lewis, formerly of this city,
for a camping trip.
Visited Here Today
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Oberg, of
Walla Walla, who have been tour
ing along tho coast ;for n-fow
weeks, were In Roseburg today for
a brief visit with friends. ,;They
took in Crator Lake:. . whUe , in
Southern Orogon. l ,
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Visiting at Wimberly Home
Mrs. L. A. Putnam of Salt Lnko
City arrived here Wednesday af
ternoon and Is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wimberly.
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,Left for California
Miss Rlanclie rord and Miss
Isabel Cole of Powers visited In
this city yesterday. They left In
the afternoon for Oakland, Califor
nia, for a vacation.
Visiting at Bickle Home
The Misses Irene and Mary
Brown of Chenoa, Iowa, arrived hi
Roseburg Wednesday afternoon to
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Bickle In Eden bower.
Valejo People Here
Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Wheelock and.
family and Mrs. O. Si. Harris, Val
lejo, Calif., residents, traveling
north, were guests of the Rose
burg auto camp last night.
Will Visit Yellowstone Park
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Moore and
grandson, of Sacramento, Cnlil.,
were at Roseburg auto park over
night. They are enroute to Spokane
and will also visit Yellowstone na
tional park.
Returned From San Diego
I). S. Bunion and Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham were overnight vis
itors at the local auto park. They
have just returned from a trip to
San I iego, leaving this morning
for their home In Vancouver, B. C.
Returned to Eugene
After n few days' visit here with
her daughters and son, Mrs. Geo.
M . I Irud burn, M iss Koslna Porter
and Fred Porter, Mrs. Fred Porter
returned yesterday to her homo in
Eugene. She la a former resident t
of this city.
Much Interest In Conference
Interest' Is growing In 1 the Oro
gou Conference Camp. Meeting". 6f
the 'Methodist church at I Cottage
Grove, according to a message re
ceived this; morning . from 'Rev.
.Toseph Knott s. Bishop .Titus; Lowe,
one of the prominent officers ; of
the church, Is to be ' present ', and
preach morning and afternoon on
Friday of this week, Rev. Knotts
reports.
Father Local Woman Dead n-,.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parkinson
were-called to Eugene Wednesday
by the death of Mrs. Parkinsons
father, D. W. Sala, who formerly
made bis home In Dillard and also
lived here, mo death came vory
suddenly. Mr. Parkinson returned
here last night. Mr. Sala was the
father or 3 children,, all living, and
besides theso Is survived . by a
widow. His Is the first death in
the family. 'Funeral arrangements
have not been definitely made as
some of the children aro coming
from the east. A number of Hose
burg people plan to go to Eugeno
for the services.
Tomorrow's Styles ,
Are Here Today!
One of our customers had .
been reading about what the
chic Parisienne was wearing
this Spring. Dropping in to
our 5tore to make a small
purchase she recognized a
copy of- one of the frocks :
she had admired in the illus
trations, and exclaimed in
astonishment) "Good gra
cious 1 Tomorrow's ' styles
arc here today."
Yes indeed they are. Our
buyers are constantly search
ing the markets for fashions
from Paris, gay costume ac
cessories from the Continent,
bright chintzes for the home.
The gayest seasons of the
year are here, and we must
dress accordingly. Tomor
row's styles arc no further
than the nearest Penney
store.
K Coat You Want
. Is Economical Now
These are
5 p p y &a
days for f f
the woman - V'
who is
. "coat hunt- : f rLv
ing." The
season 's i -rl J
outstanding l J 1-X
modes are - iZjwr
priced iTHy y
Within your TT II V
means, 1 ' I
9.90 AM
Scarf ; nj'T
coats, f u r II
cuffed.
coats, man-
nish t a i-l-i ,
ored types I
and sport JJ I
are here I . ,T
, Style Without Extravagance
SiiitimiertimeFrocte
Are of Many Materials and Styles
i i i Scores of, clever frocks
' 'cool land refreshing -t-are ar
riving; every fday. Printed
silks; vlth graceful skirts, pas
tel silks that jwash and flannel
; sport frocks Jih light summer
; , shades. .. ,
'-' Short-Sleeved
Fashion again smiles on short
sleeves for hot weather their
comfortable smartness makes each
, frock a delightful addition to your ''
wardrobe.
Vancouver Party Stop Here-"
A party of young ladies travel
ing from Vancouver, B. C, to Los
Angeles, stopped at the Itnsebnrg
auto park last nl ';ht. Tho mem bora
of the party were Effle Wattle,
Margaret Wattle, Margaret Stonor
sen, Kdna Johnson and Dorothy
Mount.
Appointed Manager
C. II. Kerr, for several months
employed by the local Skaggs Bafe
way store, lias been promoted to
the managership of one of Die one
hundred Safeway stores the cor
poration Is opening In San Francis
co within the next three months.
Mr. Kerr left this week for bis
new field.
New Instructor and Family Here
Mr. and Mrs. Homer (Jrow have,
arrived in thin city and are living
on South Miil street. Mr. Grow is
to be In charge of (he Smith
Hughes work nt tho Senior high
sehool this winter, takliiK the posi
tion made vacant by the resigna
tion of I). C. Rpoua. Mr. and Mrs.
Grow were formerly of Independence.
Home From Salem
Mrs. R. W. Marsters and daugh
ter, Miss Dorothy Marsters, have
returned to their home on North
Jaeltson street after spending ev
era! days in Salem and Willamette
valley points. In the capital city
they visited their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Harry Pearcy. Miss
Laura Mason, house guest of Miss
Marsters, accompanied them north,
returning to her home at Jefferson.
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