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NO MYSTERIES ABOUT
PASTEURIZATION
It is a simple but very important process in safeguard
ing your health. . 1
We invite, your inspection any time, ,
Roseburg Dairy
Phone 186
Californians Here to Locate -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee of San
Francisco and Mrs. Lee's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiley, of Sacra
mento, have arrived here nnd
plan to locate In Roseburg, being
well pleased . with this city. Mr.
Lee is a brother of Mrs. A. Puckett
of Roseburg.
Clowns Real Christy Attraction
The Christy Bros. Circus which will be here next Friday for two
performances has an army of clowns on its roster of attractions and
they will not only make you laugh at them but with them, these mighty
monarchs of merriment and mirth have a philosophy all their own.
which is to make two laughs grow where none had been before, and
unlke most philosophers they have the ability to make their philosophy
come true.
Having five rings and a hippodrome track Is a new Idea, that Is so
five troupes of liberty horses can perform at. once. Sumo way with
the elephants five herds nt a clatter.
It would seem that ufler Inking first place among nil the circuses
.that ever existed, the Christy Circus would he content with that great
distinction. But such is tiot the case. Not content to let well enough
alone, they have contrived to still further enlarge their wonderful
organization 'and today it stands as a sort of world's eighth wonder.
The two mile long parade will leave the show grounds promptly at
noon, and performances are scheduled for two for the afternoon and
eight for the night show. Doors will open an hour earlier so that all
may have an opportunity to visit the menagerie.
OUT OUR WAY
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Going to Medford
Mrs: Chas. II. Thurston Is going
to Medford today'to spend a few
days. She will be with her daughter-in-law,
who today is to be dis
missed with her baby girl from the
hospital. Mrs. Thurston and daugh
ter will return to Roseburg in the
near future.
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YOUNGER BOYS TO
LEAVE FOR CAMP
MONDAY MORNING
The younger boys who are going
to attend the camp at Wolf Crek
Scout camp which begins Monday
morning will meet at the Junior
High school Monday morning at
six o'clock with their packs all
ready to go. John Itunyau of the
Rotary Club Is looking ufler trans
portation and in case any parent
expects 'to go up Mr. liunyiui
should be notified.
Those who have signed up are:
Clark nnd lluiph Leedy, Boh Har
ris, Bruce Carter, George tjyine,
Harold Campbell, Curly Grimm,
Louie IJIUurd, Bertram Brown,
Ward Soules., Bertram RIdKeway,
'Bvrau Strang, Herman Freldlum,
Ward Martin, Max Short, Walter
and Edgar Clarke and two visitors.
There are eight boys and a leader,
coming over from Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Taylor, who cooked for the
Boy Scouts, will cook for this
camp. That Is argument enough
that the boys will be well fed.
The boys should each bring at
least two wool blankets, a change
of clothes, two pair extra' socks,
sweater, slicker (if they have one)
knife, fork and spoon, small fry
pan, pencil and post cards for,use
In writing home, towel, soap, toolh
brush and tooth paste, comb, mir
ror, drinking cup and a small gran
ite or tin howl. -
Try Continental Medicated Stock
Salt for sheep. It "Is sold at Whar
ton Bros.
Well drilling. See W. F. Kernln,
Box 855, Roseburg.
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"COLLEGE"
Also
Fables
Spoi'tlights
and
Good Comedy
PLAYHOUSE
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LOCAL
Business Visitor
I c. W. Olson of Eugene was hi
thiB city over Friday ultt'rtding to
i business aft ail's.
Spent Day in Eugene
M I'm. J. fr nilhiiil and Mrs. M. E.
Rlitr drove to KiiKeno Thursday,'
spending ie Uny there visiting.
I Enroute to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sebastian
;of Wilbur were In HoeburK today
Ion their way to Coos county for
la brief vacation. '
Ex-Resident Visitor
Free Farmer, formerly of this
city, and with the public service
commission at Med ford, was here
today oti4 business.
Family In Friday "
N Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and
family were here from Fair Oaks
Friday afternoon shopping and
looking after business liiutuirs.
jOn Official Trip
! Mrs. June Kittson, parole officer
I for the girls' Industrial school,
j was here from Salem Friday on
llA'p way to Myrtle Point on offi
I clal business.
Returned After Visit
Following a visit here the past
week with her daughter, Miss
Ruth Iflood, Mrs. II. K. Blood re
turned to South I)eerv Creek last
evening.
Going to Salem Today
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kelley and Mr.
and Mrs. 11. E. Blood of South
Deer Creek leave today for Salem
to spend the next few days visit
ing and on business. '
Visitors Leave
Following two week visit here
u,t the home or Mr. and Mrs. Orn
Wallace in this city Norman
Green, brother of Mr. Wallace uiul
j Francis Otis returned yesterday to
Seattle.
Mrs. Riggs Here
Mrs. J. W. Riggs, formerly of
this city. Is here from Grants
Puss to be with her daughter, Miss,
Virginia Riggs, who recently tm
iderwentr a major operation, at
Mercy hospital Miss Higgs is
reported to be Improving.
I Ex-Residents Here-,
j Mr. and Mrs. J. A." Saucerman,
i formerly of this city, are here
from Portland for ten days and are
visiting at the' home of Mrs. Sau
ce nn ;ui's father, T. H. Hill, and
with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Hufhnm.
ack From California
Grunt Ilelman, father ofNkfrs.
Frod F. Jones of this ity, return
ed here '-yesterday from Alturas,
Gal., where ho has been for the
past two woeks visiting bin sister,
Mrs. J. Niles, proprietor of the Ah
(uras hotel.
jGone to Sacramento 1
Jno. R. Fnrrlngton, mnnngcr of
I the local telephone exchange, left
yesterday hy auto for Sncrnmcnto
on a two weeks' vacation, lie will
join Mrs. Farrlngton nnd their two
daughters in that city. They havS
been there most of the summer
visiting with relatives and will re
turn home with Mr. Fnrrlngton.
1 Bubars Home From Trip
i Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. Bubar re
! turned home mid-week nfter a trip
; the past week or so. Mrs. Hubar
j visited with friends in Yuklma,
; Wash., while her husband went on
to Montana. There with other men
from Washington he went on husl
; ncss to Anaconda and PhllltpHhurg,
1 neiir where I hero Ih a mine In
j which they are all Interested.
, Let! on Trip Today
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent and fnm-
flly, Joe, - Marguevlle and Louis,
and Mr. nnd Mrs. 10. O. Trozclle
jand son, John, loft early this morn
Ing by motor on a vacation trip
and will be gone until next Wed-
jnesday or Thursday. They are
going to Hend over tho McKcnzie
I highway, thence to Diamond nnd
j Crater lakes and homo via Med
ford. -
We have the following
good U3ed cars that will
serve you well and save
you money.
1926 Essex Coach.
1925 Chev. Touring.
1S26 Chev. Coach.
1927 Chev. Truck.
1924 Ford Truck.
1925 Star Del.
1923 Wescott Enclosed.
1922 Buick 6 Sedan.
Roy Catching
Motor Co.
We trade and give terms.
USED
CARS
NEWS
Glendale Man Visitor
J. W, AiiKell of Glendale was a
business visllor in this city Fri
day. Sutherlln Man In '
Jack Smith of Sutherlln was In
this city Friday attending to busi
ness affairs mid visiting with
friends.
From Bowers
Miss Florence Stewart of Pow
era was a visitor in Hoseburg over
Friday to look after business af
fairs. In Friday
Mr. Paulson and son of Looking
Glass spent the afternoon here
Friday visiting and attending to
business matters.
Business Visitor
L. Meredith of Looking Glass
was here for a few hours yester
day visiting friends and attending
to huHlness affairs.
Visitor In Town
.Mrs. II. C. Hirst of llmpqua
spent Friday afternoon in this city
visiting friends and attending to
business mutters.
Business Visitor-
Claude Talcolt of Melrose was
in town for a few hours Friday
visiting and attending to business
interests.
In Friday
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kelley of South
Deer Creek were In this city Fri
day afternoon visiting friends and
attending to business affairs.
Returned from Portland
Mao Henderson and Mrs. Ralph
Karcher returned home this morn
ing from Portlnud where they
have been spending the past week
Cars Collide
Cars belonging to H. O. Parget-
er ami H. u. Kundletl were dam
aged this morning In a collision on
East Douglas street. The occu
pants of the two machines, how
ever, escaped without serious in
juries. Marriage Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses ' were issued
today to Chester T. Philips of
Gresham and Huby I. Delk of
Drain and to E. Deltoss of Eugene
and Dor nice Slmmonds of Myrtle
creek.
Back From Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bemis, who
have been spending the past fort
night in Seattle visiting with rela
tives and friends, have returned to
Koseburg.
Back From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burr and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burr and
daughter hnve returned from ii
trip ulong tho eonst. They travel
led by auto from Heedsport to
Crescent City and hack over the
Kenwood, highway.
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Attended Buyers' Week
, Mrs. C. H. Davies of the Vogue
millinery and her daughter. Miss
Myrtle Davies, returned home Fri
day from Portland, where they at
tended, buyers week and Mrs.
Davies purchased new fall models.
Visiting Carr Home
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carr are en
joying n vlBlt from Mr. Carr's
father, J. M. Carr. of Seattle, and
e sister. Mrs. Lulu Carr, of Du
luth, Minn. Mr. Carr and his
daughter have been visiting rela
tives at Mui-Hhftehl, Ashland and
Klamath Fulls and are now ni
turning to Portlund.
Here Visiting Relatives
Dr. HuBsell Gray, accompanied
by Mrs. Gray and two children, of
Indlo, Calif., are visiting for a few
days at tho A. J. Ford home. They
find the climate and" trees of Ore
gon decidedly different from tho
desert part of California in which
they live. They have also been vis
iting relatives In the north and
will return to their home nfter
their visit here. Mrs. Gray Is
Mrs. Ford's niece.
Leaving on Trip
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carr nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Churlen ,V. Stanton
left this afternoon on a motor
lour of the southern part of the
state. They will go over tho Mo
Kcnzle highway to Hend, and then
will take the skyline road to Dia
mond nnd ('rater hikes. Other
poinls visited will include Klam
ath Falls, Yreka, Oregon Caves,
Crescent Cily and Handon.
To VisTt In South
Mrs. Luella Morris and dniigh
ter, Klin May, left Friday evening
ror San Diego to visit with their
son nnd brother, Jerome It. Mor
ris. They will visit also with rela
tives in Los AiiKules, returning
here the first of September, wheu
Mrs. Morris will resume her du
ties at the J. C. Penney company
Htore, where she has accepted n
position.
Returned From Northern Trip
Hev. and Mrs. F. E. Crook, sons
Howard, Lawrence nnd Iielos,
Grace Wallace, Margaret Arunde
and Knthryn Montgomery re
turned to Ihls ctly yesti-rday from
n trip 1o north parts of the state.
Mrs. Crook and Lawrence Crook
stopped in Eugene to visit Mrs.
Crook's mothi-r, while the other
members of die party went on to
Aurora to stay with friends, nnd. to
conduct Hevvlcea at Monitor.
YOUTH FATALLY
INJURED WHEN
STRUCK BY AUTO
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Arthur and Mrs. Maker. Mr. Rills
will drive the car on through to
his home.
ArandeV, piano tuner. Fhone 189 U
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tarluin, the county tuberculosis
hospital; were said not to be In
dntiKer so Ioiik as the wind held In
Its present direction. A change
in the wind last evening turned
the course of the flames, which
had been advancing on tho sanf-
lurlum. .
Although the wooded land ex
tends close to the university build
ing" and the towns in the path of
the fire, they are separated from it
by a railroad track. More than 100
farmers of the vicinity and mem
bers of their families were fight
ing the flames.
' California Woods Ablaze.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 11.
Aided by scores of recruits,
armies of fire fighters today were
Dattting blazes in several sections
that threaten California's forests.
The llig ttnsin redwood park is
In dire-danger from flumes beyond
Pescndero and extra men were on
the fire line to prevent further
spreading. After burning two, dnys
In Cazos canyon, the fire has
spread in throe directions. Only
a slnble li 111 eurly today separated
the blaze from Dig Basin park.
Sparks Shower Town.
- A donkey engine spark started
a forest fire between West, llranch
and Butte creek, near Chlco. which
was out of control when additional
fighters arrived this morning. Two
hundred men are working on the
fire line. Sparks were fulling on
the town of Butte Meadows, seven
miles away, and every effort was
made to keep homes from being
fired.
Fifty extra men were fighting
the flames' that threatened big
trees of Big Meadows and Merced
Grove. 10 miles below Yosemite.
The fire Is less than fire miles
from the towering trees. Cabins
of two -logging camps were burn
ed hy tho onrushing flames.
Sequoia Threatened.
A hundred extra men were rush
ed frum Portorvillo to the Kewenh
river fire, where 10.000 ncea of
brush had burned and the Sequoia
National forest was threatened.
Nearly 400 men are bntltlng the
the flames.
Two hundred nercs of pine tim
ber were wilted out in fire on
Chowchllla creek and Miami moun
tain, close to the north fork In Ma
dera county that had covered
more than 2,000 acres. Fifty rang
ers had circled the worst of the
blaze and hoped to get It under
control todny. i
Fire May Prove Fatal.
CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 11. Eight
personB were burned or injured,
one-of whom may die, In an early
morning fire following an explo
sion on the south Bide today ,
Many wore savod from windows
and fire escapes by firemen but
several Jumped and were injured.
Joseph Pecorl, 10, who leaped from
a -t,hlrd story window,; , was the
most , seriously Injured. ;
Fr'ii'lL; ladd.ufs and picking buck-
ets-are spin at.wnarton tiros.
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B li . !; Evenin... 10-35.
II ; SOCIETY
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Mrs. C. c; Groves, and to attend
the Weathertord-Grovea nuptials
mid-week. .
White-Jennings
Nuptials to Be at
Home Ceremony Sunday
The marriage ot Miss Ruth Jen
nings, attractive young Koseburg
maid, to Mr, Frank White of
Marshfield is to be .a society
event of Sunday at an evening
Bervice at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings, at
714 Thompson street.
A number of out of town guests
have been invited, several arriving
the past few days. Forty have beeu
bidden to the cerempuy.
A number of affairs have been
arranged the past month by her
friends to honor Miss Jennings.'
Mrs. R. K. Gedney and daughter,
Mary Margaret, former Roseburg
residents, have bean here from
Eugene as guests ot Mrs. H. 1).
Harris.
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Popular Maid Honor .
Guest at Surprise Affair
For Miss Murjorle Knight, popu
lar young maid, on her 10th birth
day anniversary, her mother, Mrs.
Fred Knight, arranged a charming
atiatr as n surprise on rnursuay
evening, asking a group of the
honoree's friends to the Knight
home in North Koseburg.
Games and music were divers
ions and later luncheon wrb
Borved at small tables wltlj pretty
The list Included tho MlBses
Margaret Fields, Dorothy Maine,
Maxlne Laird, June Laird of Port
land, EIbIb Patterson, Iris Taylor,
Shirley Knight and Garland lies,
Loren Johnson, Jack Glbbs. Law
rence Delnney, Walter Wclkcr,
Owen Walker, Llndan Hoffman
and Maurice Houser. -.'
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- Miss Ermll Hebard, ' Portland
maid, arlrved mid-week for a visit
nt tho 11. F. Hebard homo In Ump
qua.
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Cooler Weather
Brings Out Number
for Ladies' Day at Club
Cooler weather this , week,
brought out a large number at the
Roseburg Country Club for ladles'
day on , Thursday, there being
many golf devotees on the links In
the early hours of the morning un
til noon, when . luncheon was
served -at. the club house, and
large assemblage at the ; bridge
lubleB during tho afternoon.
The three highest scores at (he
bridge tables 'for 'thls week- Were
hold' by .'Mm.i -A., O: Sutherland,
nlfs.i' J..- FV'Uarkor and Mrs;- Leon
McCllntock.- '.- ?" ' '
Former Residents
I Heard Over MJKt,
Mro. Nellie A. Hunsaker, former
ly Mrs. .Moore of the Moore Music,
studio In Koseburg, aud her
daughter, Miss Maxlne ' Moore,
were heard over KOHK, Eugene
radio broadcasting station, tbla
week. '
Mrs. Hunsaker and MIsS' Mooro
appeared during the Thursday
noon dinner concert, tbe program
.i.,i .o,ia ,.t i0(,i,.;,i -anil
nnitiiTut niimltttra nnnulalln? -nf
flute and piano selections. T)ia A
program was sponsored by 'the rA
BuBter Brown Shoe store of 'Ku
gene. . '
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Miss Laubach and '
Mrs. Pyron Invite
Friends for Bridge l 1
A wholly pleasurable evening .
event this week was the . bridge v
party on Wednesday arranged by " ,
Miss Ila Laubach and Mr. Mae !trv"
Pyron, who Invited friends for V
three tables at the Laubach Home.
"At play were Mr. and Mrs, H. C.
Stearns, Mr. and MrB. J. K. Falbe,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. lrvln Brunn, M. M. Miller,
Joseph Murphy and tbe two .host
esses. . ' ,
At the end ot the game refresh
ments were served. .
ii ii
Members ot the store staff ot the
Skaggs Chain Store here will-join
those from the Medford and Grants
Pass store sat Dodge Inn above
Cauyonvllle Sunday tor an all-day
picnic.
Little Bobby Chilson
Celebrates Anniversary ; .-
Little Bobby Chllson's third
birthday anniversary. was"the oc
casion tor a merry gathering of
his little friends on August 10,
when his mother, Mrs. R. Vf. Chil
son, entertained with a party.
After enjoying games the guests
were served refreshments' at one
table, which held doll favors, at
each cover. Seated wera Katie
Ward, Llla Lee, Louise Lee, Rose
mnrlo Chllsou, Donna Jean " Bow
den, June Bqwen, Floyd Ward,
Maurice Webbor, Jr., George Mar-
sters, Jr., and Bobby Chilson. "
Returning; Home 8unday
Mrs. S. M. King, who hWbeen
In Portland the week past attend
ing buyers' week and visiting re
latives, 1s expected home Sunday.
H. H.- Dodge, proprietor ' of
Dodge Inn camp near Canyonvllle,
was a business visitor in Roseburg
for several hours today. ' He , re
ports that five new cabins Ar$ pow
under course of construction ' at
the camp, and that other Improve
ments are belug made, He' Has en
Joyed a most excellent Uuelpess
and has lacked - acoommodatlona
to, supply all, of the vdemaiid ror
cabins, Ho Ib' being assisted by hii
son; G. V'. Dodge, Who ;jvltli.',ll
family.! If- visit liig; fi'ol'n-;'Chioaga
durlMg' the summer tourist-season,
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