Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 17, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextthreeT"" ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 7, 1928. Oregon Cauliflower Fritters Portland sends this prize recipe ' These tre pcrfeccly delicious but be sire you fry them in j dtttcatt unini fat. Have you ever tasted Crjico right from the can? t large cauliflower 1 cup milk , Vt teaipoon talt cup flour 2 etui, separated 1 tableipoon melted Chko Boil cauliflower in salted water until render. Separate flowerets, sprinkle with salt and. pepper, dip in batter prepared as follows: Mix salt with (lour. Combine cs, milk and welted Crisco. Stir liquid into dry ingredients. Heat until smooth. Dip each floweret into the batter and drop quickly into deep hot Crisco ($6o to ' 370 F., 'or when a small piece of bread browns in 60 seconds). Fry until brown. This will serve 8 people. l:or a small caulitlowcr use of ihc batter recipe. Air. A. K. t I 7?m$M"Z I LOCAL NEWS To Enter Navy ' Hoaglln Visitor Carl Hatcher of Coqullle visited i' Wm. Creel was hero from lloaK here yesterday on his way to San lln Thursday purchusliiK supplies Diego where he Is -.to enter inc and attending to ousiness mums. naval training station. Our salesrooms are icveniiiKK niul Sunday kopt open forenoons Melrose Visitor A. J. I.lndKren of Melrose was In for Hid workliiKinan's convenience this eity yeslerday afternoon al-illuui'u Chevrolet Co. leudlilK to business, anuns anil visit lut; with friends. Canyonvllle Lady in Miss Ito.lie. Knight, of Canyon vlllo spent the afternoon here Thursday visiting with friends and shopping. . Taking Vacation Mrs. I'huenie A. Dahney. clerk at the J. C. I'emiey company store ,hero, is taking., a vacation (his week. ' I Umpqua Visitors 1 Mrs. Anna tlood and family of Returned Home Thursday jl'iupqua were here this morning .Mrs. uave snamnroos. who n-t ;visiiing and attending to pusme.ss been visiting In the northern part! affairs. of the slate, returned to He home j . . in tills city yesterday. j Eugeneans Visit , . - t.'aptain and Mrs. James II. Tier- Spent Thursday in City j ney of Kugene visited here last Dr. A. F. Kether and son. Cor- i night. They left today for south don, were here from Kugeno on , t.ru points: Thursday, the former attending loj . business affairs here for the day. j Visitor This Morning t Will Chapman was In from tho To San Francisco ' rural districts this morning looking .Mrs. 1 nomas Aiiuerson aim ,(.,. business mailers and greet- ARE YOU GOING ON YOUR VACATION TRIP SOON? Do not start with tires just about worn out, for a road side change will take all the joy out of your trip, and spoil all your expected pleasure. When you invest in Lee tires you can be assured you are getting the best at the lowest price that high quality tires can be produced. Nick Carter's Tire Shop 439 North Jackson BIG TIRE SALE IS ON u rami son of Coquille vlslied in 11 KosehurK yesterday. They left yes Sterday Hfiernoon for Sail Francis On Vacation Frank Clemens, employe of the Douglas National bank, la enjoying a two weeks vacation which he in BpemldiK at his cabin on the North L'mpoun. Over From Oakland Mr. Stearns or the Stenrns and Chenoweth hardware firm at. Dak land wuh here yesterday afternoon greeting friends 11ml? tranwaetlim business. liiK friends. S. P. Agent Here Wm. Sutherlin, Southern Pacific traveling freight and passenser agent, of Med ford, spent Thursday and today in this city visiting and on business. Ex-Resident From Seattle Mrs. Hoy Hibbard (Vera' Rob erts), formerly of this city, arrived yesterday alternoon from Scat tie and will-spend a week here visit ing friends and relatives. Seattle Man Visiting Kin D. F. Waters of Seattle is here visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Tny lor, and nephews, 11. D. and Kit'li ; ard Pargeter. Me is very much impressed with Posehurg and thinks the Pinpqua valley a lovely, place to live. j Mr. and Mrs. Kltt Ackerl nnd daughters, Kva and Carol, of thin eity and Mr. Aekert's brother mul family, O. R. Penney, ol Rogue Itlver, will leave tomorrow evo niug for llaudon to enjoy n week's vacation. l 1 San Francisco Oakland and Sacramento , 513.50 , Los Angeles $19 nig savings now In California points, lie I.uxe type Pickwick Stages. Departures daily at 12:5.1 and 7:2(1 a. m., J:or, and 8:10 p. m. Two Daily Schedules Kast I.ow Pares to Salt Liiko Clly, Denver, Kansas Clly, St. Louis, Chicago, New York Clly. PICKWICK STAGES Depot; Jackson and Washington Streets Phone 086 Dr. Charles P. Wade- returned to this city yesterday after spending the past three days enjoying a fishing trip as far as Steamboat, lie enorts a good catch of fine steelheads. From Nugget I From Spring Valley Among out of town people hero I Mrs. I mm Jacobs and two daugh today visiting and to .attend the iters were here from Spring Valley circus were Arthur Potter and two. today visiting with friends and to sons of Nugget. attend the circus. SPRAY WASHEB TALLEO BY- I FtlEXCKi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Worthing Ion and Mr and Mrs. George Frew and children have returned from a .ten day Vacation trip. vlHlltng the I The IatPSt ln efn,,)imnt fir tho Oregon Caves, Crescent City nud ! w.lslinK of fruit without Injury, la vuui.iuK, Luwiuniiu, wmih uwuy. ; n(. ItK i,ista ed at the Farm Bureau Chevrolet touring, "11127 model. This is looking . like a new one, Easy lerins or trade considered, Hansen Chevrolet Co. Oldsmobile Sedan, 19211 model In first, class condition, offered for sale by tho Hansen Chevrolet Co., for less than half first cost. TOMORRO j II At his roarin'- best and lLk you Gibson fans know ''mW jjr what that means. KJIsllli tyffi&Mr g m l ' mm m m. - . I He was a hard-boiled cow puncher from the ccictu country, but a pretty cir cus performer tamed him In a hurry. how II COMING I Also a I SUNDAY I A "WOW" of a R.U. I Comedy Daniels Latest News Events I I Admission ln Matinee 10c-25c "Hot Evening 10c-35c News" LAST TIME TODAY The Escape with VIRGINIA VALLI WM. RUSSELL Don't Miss It ANTLERS Spent Day Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Powley of Eugene were here yesterday vis iting Mrs. Herbert D. Qulne and! other relatives and friends. Mrs, Itowley is a former resident. Ex-Resident Visitor Clyde Hatfield, formerly of Ihls city, is here for a few days visit Ins relatives and on business. Mr. Hatfield is in business at Clover dale, conducting a merchandising store, ' . , ,, : , , , Visiting Big Camas Will Dixon left yesterday for Pig Camas, via Tiller and Diamond .jake. He has a large flock ot sheep grazing in the forest re serve. Mr. Dixon expects to be gone a week or ten days. Miss Mabel Schindler, for many years employed by the J. C. Pen ney company in the local store. nu.j. noihMLu iii ifiioiLK.ru mm manager, leaving soon for the southern pavtj .t-ne wasnor ui i in man;, imi.sh nciimuit'i aim her mother, Mrs. lielle K('hiiuller( are spending the rest of the wei-k al .Cottage C-rovi visiting .with n-lalives and friends. 1 Cooperation Kxchungo to hniidlo the cleaning of sprayed fruits, ac cording to an announcrmenl made this morning by C. E. .Panning, SPANISH WAR VETERAN IS DEAD Returned to Los Angeles Mrs. Hoy Itt'llows and sou, Hob by, who have been here the past several- weks visiting with rela tives and friends, returned to their home In Los Angelas yeslerday. Is of tho most Im proved type for removing spray without, causing the fruit 1o bo cmtic. rotted and has a capacity of two ears of fruit per day. Tho ad dition of this -equipment, which Is the largest and most, modern ma ehlnory now in use in the country, will enable tho exchange to do work for many farmers who could , , r . , A , , , I not otherwise aliord to have thoir Charles H. Elselstein, Spanish fnt wnsh(!(1 ,hjB way. American War veteran, passed j InH(t,Ild of Ul? immersion molhod away this morning at the hoidiers Hll ,lae wh!(,h cttnwii mwU of tll0 Home hospital after u period ot II .;fruit , vot ,,e fruit is placed In a health having been a victim ot jronUl inoi. and th& 8pr)iy rcmovet, heart trouble., i by a strong acid spray, I hen moved Mr. L selste n was a native of Ln wnore H Bprny of clear W(llor Ohio and was born March IB, 181.0. elt!rely rpm0vos all traces of the being OS years old when death !.,,,,. Tne f1Il, ciounhlg lf1 lho came. Ily occupation lie was iti,lit, uu,at ,.i,i,.i, ,i,.l.u ii,. r.-it ait during the Spanish- MlJlt is imnH'iliiil.'lv vi:nlv for Iiaelang and shipment. Tho excdiange in stnrl Ing work miner and during the American War served as a corpor-! al in Company II, 1st Washington I Infantry. II.. was admilled t(1 l,,.jnf limine iroin Aiynm I'oun. lasr. April.! i.r i tn..i-.i.r .,,) ai.u. 1 Ex-Residents Visit Mrs. Hazel Dixon and daughtor, Petty, formerly of this city, were here yesterday visiting friends. They now reside in Portland but are spending the summer visiting at the Short home at Dixonvllle. Stanton3 Here Few Days Mr. and Mrs. Charles (. Stnnlon and son have been here from Tim i tier. Oregon, wlire Mr. Stanton is i employed by the Southern Pneifle ' company, for the past several days and are returning to that place to-, i day. Mrking Runways at Station Workmen are engaged In pre paring the runways at the South ern Pacific depot for Southern Pa cific busses. Two runways. are lo be built, one at each end of the platform so that the stairs may be parked during train time. His nearest known ' relative is K. I). Elselstem of Wallace, Idaho. The body has been taken In charge by the Hoseburg Undertaking com pany and the funeral will prob ably be held Saturday afternoon at the Soldiers' Home. Open for business at llli Sheri dan. Powell Furnllure Stoic. -ri- TE N M I L E AND VICINITY Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newlaud and daughter Carmi'l visited with Mrs. M. L. Pusbnell Wednesday afternoon. Winnie and Ivan Swift and Har lan Hiiich are picking pears for Harry Winston at Creen's. ' Don Hindi and Mr. Hannn art liclphi'; John Standley, They are (.idling out piling which Mr. Stand- ley Is hauling to Dillard for ship- WET CANDIDATE TUT . I I t T id'ft. IiN UHIU UU.lN 1 K. D. I.ockwood and son Law rence and Mr. and Mrs. Croy and (Continued from page 1.) Hiir- . Visit Roseburg Friends 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pern Starr and ! their daughter of Helfountain, ( Oregon, stopped over h'rrn yester i day to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. I Householder. They were enroule home after vacationing In South ern Oregon, having visited Crater I Lake and the Oregon Caves. Mrs. Abraham Improving Mrs. I sad ore Abraham, well , known Rnsebur matron, this wrk ! underwent a major operation at l the Pacific Christian hospital In Eugene and Is reported to be do lim nicely. Mr. Abraham and their daughter, Mrs. Cecil Fessh-r or Umpqua, are with Mrs. Abraham. 1 llll Malinee Daily fi Portlanders Visit Friends On their way to the coast on a vacation trip. Mr. ami Mrs. Alvin Flenimlng of Portland stopped over here yesterday to-visit with friends. Mr. Flenimlng is a govern ment food Inspector. Ills wife is employed In one -of tho depart ments of Olds and King In Portland. married , Powers Tlapgood, van I graduate. j Holh were nrrotfLed several Mimes In state and later In the Pennsylvania, coal fields when1 1 1 hey championed the rights ' of iminers against local aulhorllle.-;. ;llapgf)od annoui'.ced he would take jtbo stump for his wife 1ji the coin ! iu camiaign. Dry Victory Claimed CHICAGO. A II c. 17. F. Kcnlt McHride. superintendent of tho Anti-Saloon league, issued a state ment In Chicago today describing the Ohio primary elect Ion as a "sweeping victory for the prohibi tion cause." "It reveals the drift in looking toward the election in November." he said. "The wets have been claiming prohibition was slippbr: in Ohio, but tin primary result.-, sp-'j'k lo the eontrarv." Mr. McPride said "l hn couibhe rl dry vole In the republican gultei natoiial race was four times as large as the wets polled for their candidate and said the dry demo crats defeated the wet candidate by two to one on the Issue "Kb rl Al Smith president." "John .1. Haskob, Al Smith's , all ot Hiderwood, . spent, the week-end with Mr. Lockwood's ; I i campaign chief, has congratulated the Ohio wets on I heir vlrt urv." j Mr. McPride said, "but he ppolf j toopoon." son Lester Washington In Teninile family. The T. J. Williams place, known as the Oliiviint Donation land claim, has been Fold to Henry An drei of Itofieburg. He expyelB to build a new houie and otherwise Improve the place. Some of the Teimille people are picking berries for the cannery. Miss Kva Lockwood is at. Piijer wood, Washington, visiting with her f ither. It. I). Lockwood. DANCE AT Camas Valley Saturday Nile- Aug. 18 Music by Roseburg Syncopatort PISTOL UNDER PILLOW KILLS ITS OWNER . I.OR A NO ELKS, Aug. 17 The wIpIj to sleep with a lo-ulrd pifstnl under his pillov. for protection broueht itbmil tUf death of I,nu V'y Hop kin. 10-yr.flro'd Culver Ity of Koniliein Cnllfomlri Ftn dent. w(ine body v.llh o ,t bt bole throurh the cImI'ipi-h wrin dis-nverrd on the floor iif hi bedroom by his par- ents upon their return from a vacation. His death was the result of an accident. 1 ,V' The secret in making gravy Js to add the liquid to the browned flour a little at a time so you can sfir up a smooth mixture Nothing more than control! Hill Bros, similarly control the roasting of their coffee by roasting only a few founds at a time by their pat ented, continuous proiP35. A rich, uniform flavor always , developed because every berry is roasted evenly. HILLS BROS COFFEE H-r C I'll. on. Fresh from tht o)fin PfiK'.d With kty. CASH AND CARRY 311 WEST CASS IXJSll ii hm ArgAin MODERN f- FOOD F STORES 225 N. Jackson DAY D.I f fttiA maMn Knfnti me fkof ar l-t a f-iurltl O. t tntip'ft i"Wtl stores Saturday. Do not neglect to lay in a supply at these attractive prices. ; nrx - r-v I i r? a i l 1 rj C I?..- J ' -' Fruits and Vegetables - Bananas ?en Fruit' 23c Corn LTyQuality' 25 Lemons 2r Kisl" 35c Peaches LTfancy' I5 Stock For Pantry Shelves j g Flour s8Srd 1.95 Butter Srg Creamery' L0 Shortening IT 1.39 Pineapple "391 Lard lZt?ns' 35c Fruit Jars lids, rubbers, dz AJ. ''Quick Quaker," hg. OC I Ball Mason and Kerr OFjr UdlO Fkg each "wv LilUO Economy, doz. -wv Soap'-SCr1'"' . 38c Washing Pdr.:Ki7i I fTTTnC Stone's Supreme. You can't drink the can. Why pay for it? lb. 49c; 3 lbs. 1.4S , ' Smoked Meats Special) . g Hams ncy grade' . ,30c Cottages Zf of lean" 2Sf Bacon Krdium', 28c Bacon Square ; M Chipped Beef soidinBuik. Salt Side seasoning' 2(f j TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE i .MIMWI. "HEY SKIN-NAY! TH' CIRCUS IS HERE!! K .SN jM'V ' AZ&M ' ? Ut.ri 'WSfA4kL Ktt I TOW r 1 Wierd animals of the jungle stalked through ths streets of Roseburg tod.iv as Christy Br on. circus unloaded this morning and began stretching canvas for the afternoon and night shows. Hundreds of yougsters waited on the depot platform for the arrivil of the train this morning at this il the first cfrcua i to appear here for several years.