ROSEBURG NTTv-vRF.V"rw, ROSEBURG, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1028.
YONCALLA NEWS ITEMS j RIDDLE LOCALS
Yonralla won two of three
game last Saturday wllh ilio Klk
ton school team. Tlw grade bos
winning from tin- Klkion grad'
- hy a ixore ol H lo 6.
t The ghis lnjtt in an evenly play
, 'd g;tme, in an overtime pfiiod,
by tin srore of 21 to 2u Yonral
' In forwards were not utile to ring
tli banket, lorduf? mmiy chiiiweH
to score.
Yonc.tlla boys took their oppon-
mjIh lnio camp lo the tune of 2u
to 8 by superior team work in a
giinie featured by rot:tlines.
f oitownig is me line up for both
1 earns.
Yoncalla kIi'U
numinel V
Wjihm F
' Mathis C
" Woolman Sf!
Iiauhcity t;
Toner O
Yoncalla boys
luard 1F
Wise up
J. Churchill c,
Thielo LO
L. Churchill R(I
Klkton tli Is !
Soloken '
Heck ley I
Frost
Hutchinson
S;.u yers
Howe
Klkton boy
Peterson
Mullock
Madison
Klslier
Kdw ards
Keferee Lloyd Bridges.
Ir. C. ?,. Nicholas, veterinary
surgeon of Itn.-eluiK and MIkk
Odessa I.auifeuherg w ere quiet lv
married Krldiiy morning at th:
borne of Hr. T. M. Whin- pastor of
the rhrlsilnn church of Yoncalla
Mr. nnd Air. Xlrhnlas left liu
niedhltely oil a sliorl honeymoon.
Dr. .MeKaig reports a J2i pound
boy at the home of Mr. and Mm. j
Art Hydhard. ;
Howard Woolman and Klhert j
f'olhtw li ft Tuesday for San Fran-1
cinco with a truck load of rhrlnt
pins tree.
Mrs. JtoHt Cowim left, recently
for Tracy. rHf.. where she will
visit her daughter rr a couple of
months.
Mm. John Culver visited with
Mm. Ida Ituuyenf for a couple of
dnvs last week.
Mr. nnd Mm. Almon Kdes, of
Ardenvior, Wash., arrived In town
Thursday for a couple of week'
visit wilh the Jeo. ICde.s and I). J
.toners families.
' CANYONVILLE NEWS
Illnllp I Iiimlln la rcpnrlpil In
linv llm nii'a.slcn.
IllHllni-iH ! hn II Iihii
Ic h.si J to R Col, I mil man ,!
will Binjti he ahli In nfo a pliiuiv
show In our own oily.
Air. ana .Mi's. Hunk Sullivan arc
on Ihe Kick llt IIiIh wim.Ic Dr.
ii. iii;r 01 itiiHi iMiri; ix iti alten.l-
nnce. nicy am both Itiutrmlm'
Mrs. H. 1. rouclur wan a visitor
In HoKi-burg Saturday.
Mih.L. K. liemilner lias Just
returned from Knine where she
has been receiving im-diciil atten
tion. Mrs. Iti-nnturer has had Iur ton
sils removed and has ln'n quite
ill. She Is much improved al t!u
present time.
Mr. J. Itymtm and wife sp nt u
few day Ht the roast last week.
J. I. Yokuiu of Allmnv is here
vlHlllng hi mother, .Mis. Saiah
Vokutn.
Mrs. (leorge .McClaln of ltidd!e
wua visiting and atiendinu to Ihi.hI
liens matters on Thutday of last i
ue"Hs.
Mr. Huron Cloudi find his sister. I
IIcbs, Went to Hosehuig on Tues
day. .Mr. Kltrdy of llosehurg passed
through Caiivoiivllle on his way
tu (ilcndulc today. .Mr. Kiirdy s
expccling to pt a S,llt, ,
lilendale In Hi.. ,.,ir fuluic.
On Tuesday Mr. Iloilck of Rose.
miiK nas called tu alliu.l (
Carter, Sr.
.eorge
The latuevood
children an.
iiiiicii netler. Sirs. iHineoo, s
Very III anil her husband was call
d hoiue .Monday.
DRAIN NEWS
Mis. tll.cn of lilen.l.ile has b i
visiting li,. during the week with
ner U II Ugli ler, .MlS. ;
lurry Cool and
latnlly.
On account ,,f hI. kttess, Mis
.Maud Coles has h. en supphlng
lor ills, Pauline Cal.lalunl, a
lea.her In Ihe loc.,1 m; hl, ,
W III t ool, f-irineil) n, i.
ge htlslliess hue lull no sl.
"lent of KlIKctie. .r,. (
week visiting . ton,, ,,
looking tt,r ImisI,,, mallei,
Klmer nl., ,, f.llnlv ,
K vl,il,,l ., Uuiinu'l.,,;
Hunday nll.inoun mill ,,s ,,,,,,,.,
and wile, M,. ,, Ml ,r., u
heiiy.
Mrs. Tli'lllle, vhoc I,,,.). j ls
Opelalhu the fSpiavu.- .,.-
slallon In Nnrtli ,i.,u. ,,ii.l tie-
IMlff.irliiue lo lilp ov. i ,
linoleum on t. n,. , h,.r llMn ,
and mi-t.-i lnoil a n t! ,,, nr, ,.,,
o: the tlili:rt bone In h,
Shw was tcuioi.-.l to
in;, i
liospiial anil is ii p,,M,, i" ,,,
covering a, fatninlil, ,,,, ,,
expected, mi nig o I,.. i a,!,,,,,, , ,
age.
A considerable niiuih,-r .,r , , ,.
"f "flu" have oc,u,,,, h, ,,,,
Drain vicinity dmlm. t. ,,..,
weeks, proliahly In ahnui in,-
iroMirtlon. a, i,, po.,,,1, lls
other liaalllicH. I, hi n.r,, , ,
I n no lalallilc and l,,,i i,
rases have rca.iicd the p: hhi.hh.i
stage. Among the taller w;i, t, .
Mary Vallnoii. an ageil (.., ,
lady, nnd Calvin, the yiuiug ,,,, ,,i
.Mr. nnd Mis. J. c. Sunnier, both
of whom are inoldly recovering
The news was received line re
cently of the marriage of H
, "Hud" Oilers, a iiiciuIht of in..
well Lnn pioneer f alters family
who resided for many years about
hreo miles ea.-t of iiralu. Mr
fllere mni man led to Miss DomUuiI
wir.iii, mn weoiniiK faking place I pick from fall i,d h thesP
at ramlMtrir. Ioh. on November oe,r snd net n,v pn.es before huv
Iat. and they wilt sliortly be fng. Wilbur 1. SiHiuh. tim s I'iuf
al bnmv in Springfield Oregon. 'st
T. J. Itutler
trip to Kugenc
made
the
a hiislnciM
flr.t of the
v.eek.
Kenneth Harvey, who has been
at Matin. Ore., f.,r t-.eveial months,
returned here Ttieyday. '
Mr. and Mrs. nrl Fisher of Til
ler are hpemlinjf tin week at l he
home of Mr. and Mis. It. F. Nlch
oIm. Mm. (7org Mcdiine and dmtgh-
ter C"OlKia I'.. ThuiHdnv for Med
mm it i visu a lew oay.H wun reja-
!ivB- ,
i.ien "una was attending io;
blHhieH.H niattem III Jiosehlirg
Thursday.
Mr. and Mm. Clay Smith nnd
Hon Male and Mm. W. C Winstcui
of Winston were visiting relatives
here Sunday.
Mr. and ' Mm. Stilley Nichols
motored to Hoselmrg Tuesday
mornuig and spent several hours
aitendlnK to tiUKlueris matters.
Mm. Marguerite liauf-r ftf Carle-
ton. Ore
has been visiting at lhefnrlh to nmre of xh(l homg
home of (I. II. lrl(rKii the pa.st two lr 0,,ie anil retire them just a
w','' j ranhlly an they ran lie nerureil.
Mlsa Alma I.ewlx of IloschurK Is The ronnty rourt was aUo com
ihe cuest of hi r elsler, Mrs. Hoy ' mended for Its polli y of keeplim;
Walker. I the (I. anil C. money Intat for bond
-Mrs. Allre Mr'Kenzle of San Cur- rellrement.
los. Calif., arrived Sunday and ex -
liens to spend the w-lnier here
wun tier sisier, .Mis. Addle .Mih ((or nmt ipPartmeiit was very sat-0'H-
I iHlaclory and needed no rlianee.
Mrs. Ilessle Staley of Ilo-ehura Bills Prepared.
Is a miest this week at the h'.niH of . ), i,at wnu, p,.rnilt only
her parellls, Mr. and . Jack freeholders In vote nn matters ner.
'n"h. talnliitr to lionils or nther expense.
linns llnnsolter and family re-: has heen prepared liv the league
turned from Toppenlsh. Wash.. and Is In th hands of Senator II. I..
Tuesday, and are aKaln loeatei onlKddy for Introdiietion at the rom
th"tr homi-sleail near (Jlenhrook. j liiit session of the legislature. J. A.
.Mrs. J, H. Ilenslee Is spemllnK I Kenn, rhalrman of the legislative
several ilavs in HosehtirK this, eommlllee reported. It may he
week vlsltlnir her daughter. Mrs. 1 necessary, Mr. Venn said, to alter
Geo. Slim-letnn. ! ily. hilt to provide that all taxnay-
Mrs. l-:d Sluller. .Mrs. fleorjrejers Instead of only freeholders
Fraler. Mis. I'aul Cary and others : may vote.
who have been on the shk list the' Another bill Is belne prepared,
past week, are reported on thejhe stated, that will provide for an
wav to rerovery.
The youiiK people or the Chris- j
Hint Kndeavor here cave an enter-;
tiilnment Monday nlrhl which was i
well intended nnd which netted Us a needless expense, as the as-
the society al t :i. Pansy Kh-liy! m-iit could be made to stand
and brother of Mvrlle Creek ns-'r"r " 1bt period of time. A
slsi.d In the orchestra music and'l,""r'' 'r appraisers would be iiatn
a verv mind prouram of recitations I''1' "' niakl- "" l'"es between
vocal anil huh -iinieut.il music and
a hrl i.h.v w ...... .....t.,.l I
.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams of
Yakima, Wash., who were euro
to I.os A ne a Calif ufomied I
ovit Wednesday hIkIiI al Ihe home!
lit ('. M. Ackfr. Mrs. Wlllhiiiin as
fninii.ily Mllilri-il llnwnnl mul re-
shh il here n minih.r of warn ai;".
l-rlrtids of Mrs. A. t. Spi-er gave
when they called to upend'the Hf-!
11 1 lii.on i.ti.l l,r
her 7ih hh lbdav. The biihsIh !
brought refreshments. Tliose pres- 1 " ,I,HI 1,11,1 ,"i""wl
enl were Mrs. t). A. Moiiser and i H l""!"'! by some of Ihe tax-
daughter Mabel. Mrs. Jtertha IUg-1 I,M v,,,"! f "H county.
ers. Mrs H. A. W and Mrs. S. ! , " 'r";". M-hlcnt of the
H Nichols i l'nt;u,' v as hite in arriving, nnd
The Ijidles' Thimble Club gnve!ln" ""Vt,llff a ronducteI during
their unnua! Christum partvi ' '''J'1-' ""V. "f t,.," 1R,'!,fin h'
Thursday night at the guild hali.,:,,1n vice-president. R. It. Clarke.
i.ho.,1 V guests attendint;. Thc!w,ho 8'"-endered the chair upon
hall was hcHUilfullv decorated and ! w .nn ,Vi: "r ,h" President, p.
a lovely Christmas tree with col-1
Mien iigiiia occiipicu one corner ol
the room. A delicious banquet was I
!,'l'v'' seven o'cloc k at a long
table decorated with red candles
ant' 1" ' holly. After the table
a cm nn'ti away in gins were
dUlrlhuleil and old fiiMhloned
games were played until the guests
departed for home. Kveryone
seemed lo enjoy the affair Im
mensely. XXX
SALE OF DUNLOP
TIRES SHOWS BIG
JUMP, SAYS DEALER
Klmires that reveal an Astound
ing inc rease hi the miles ol 1 Mm lop
tires during thn past few months
were given out recently by J. (I.
Nrwlttnd and Sun, lunlop dealers
heie.
' I'ublU' acceptnnre nf the qual
ity mm. I alue ihrti is built into Dun
lop Hies can he no better desctlh
ed than by quitting the actual in
I'i'i'HM'M that have taken placo from
nioiiili to month." said M. J. New
land. "riie.se t'igui es reptesenl
gaiiH made oer Hie ioi -responding
mouths of l!J7.
"In Apiil niined an increase
of tnt) one per cent; Ma sav an
Hdxatue of sixty two per rent.
June n gtstcred a gain of sixt fue
per cent, while July and August
Plhd up excess pen eiitages of,
ninety M'M'ii and one hundred te -i
"" f I' -! I.'epnlts fur Septellilter !
have tin I yet leaihed us, but It is
h'hrwd that a tain ..f inoie I ban
Cllt
ma
''I'lllS IV1IML kahie i'l lilt
rt'pioeiu.s a new hiirti point In
fttiij .atH nl steal I'inwtli. It Is
111 n.il;;i.il oiilii'iiie ot the ellorts
t .111 in :;.;tn..llMn ill. it is Uuild
nl.-
tti.tti
Ml I'M
iii ..( cpe, iiiitt .tt itig more
Mil-- h, unhi d tliiii-.iinl m K'sl
d'hle pto-etltes U.M ked by j
eHlliIlt ex. eeifl
dollars.
e i le win h and 1
est
I nnl.
! pl.ints Ht Mtillalo is
Ht mi ihe most mnilern and tltn
ut plan t devised. I he m u hin
1 l Hie pl.t Mf i betiiK itllplnM l
tr. -nnily a the iiidllstt v d-v e
I in- ; l.iiii is mi nu.inui'd that
x il al t he . e-i lit l ald lilt I ea-e
i o!t.iil. u. yt.ti be in a post
"' I -1 ii, eM run demand ni.nle
! 'i Mlil piedilt li-'tl t.o il If "
JUST RLCtlVLD
kl'd !e, tu
- In l eit-s
iii- Mm .
, ht-4 Jli 7") Uj
; tf ihe 1ll
-'d bos' tt i -p
I ai e euat
Men s v etches
"1 eletiln to
"I W S'l lien
h-titt-i. a s
!
i
I
I
REDUCTION OF
ROAD UNITS IN
not IP. I A; AQIfrn
(Continued from page 1.,
in ftvor of ihe work of he unit
nnd Din nee. -unity for ir rnnt t mi.
i am were made by John Alexan-1
j der of Glide. K. C. KinrwHl of
jSu'hei lln and August Schloemann i
'of RoHeburie. Thf county is this'
vear assuming an extra ll.MMj in
, m;iii,!iiinn ( osta in order to pay ,Hm nah Dt'n 1 nxt i ue- proKrestdnK on all floors. Kuiployea
the salary of one of ih. nurses. ,la' nih. at which tho traffic h aj,! thai the bias! apparently oc
ili ,p:ofore the Htate has paid the U14''" 'H he discuKsed. Kflort ! rurred on the fourth floor.
. sal.ii v of ore ntire and ihe liocke-nisuU- for Kreater cftftpera . o
j felier Foundation baa paid the oth-!,ion beiween public and police, ami CELTIC SEEMS DOOMED
ier. The state, however, i.i with-iSUKKtlowa are expected to I-
! drawing iH aid. 'f. Viian8 in COIUI. Irish Fr.e R.r Hoc 15.
I want Bonds Purchased
j The meeting went on record
favnrlnic a more viicornuH effort to
- ' . i... ,..,
V'h onisiandinc road bonds. At
present the county turn $740. ooO on
hand In the (t. and C. fund, and
i hn nl.nnt Mini (Hill ntitlnftin(f Ir.
bonds. The interest on the money
amounts to $14.uiu annually, while
Die interest on bon.lH is about. S
"un, Hy retiring bonds the county
I will save considerable money.
The present court Is endeavor
ing to buy bonds as rapidly as pos
sible, and this action was com
mended, with the recommendation
flint cverv nniull.ln A'nrt ho r.nt
1 Thp rnmmltte on roads anil
j ,r,B1., reported that the bmliiet
assesstnent on real property only
ol"' every elpht years. At the
present time nn assessment Is
niade yearly, and It Is felt that this
"ssessmeni periods
H'e eommlllee on
office
I'enilhures iK.inied out one or two
"''""f ""' where chiinues of a
sll tin t umnuiit iiillit nn made, nut
had no re'-onnnemlnt iou to make,
Tlie sundry Items committee, tin
der the direction of It. It. ( lark,
submitted a rmher lengthy retior:.
ilea Htm w i f ti the road and bond
mallet s all end v mentioned. The
,.0,I"n,.,,'"t'
furl her recommended
; that the offices of county ncent
"", r,,,lt i"Mn;rtor be kpt sepsr
i. i iusen na I'K. i. :. i nomiipon
and H. H. Clarke were named on
' ' n. ui.naimK committee just i,e-
t'.ii- in,. ii'ttii hiijiiiii iiaiin-iii.
PORTLAND POLICE
ADD 171 MOTORISTS
TO ROUNDUP LIST
MmoHjHmI t-rr-M I.i-aM)I Wire)
roit'I'LANI). Ore.. Iec. 1 r.
! Names of 171 more motorists were
on the police docket today as a re
sult of arrests In the police war on
traffic law violators. The total for
the week up to hist night vas
tSt.l, snd flues aggregating more
limn had been imposed. To
day's grind in the police court add
ed to this amount.
Arrests last nig-ht Included ?r.
OUT OUR WAY
rf sQ) la A ZW - woo CAr BLAtMeV people.
- - ( 7 ' GUV -bO
I ; -irt MV i FOC? -THlKiWiM' HE JlHEV WCn'T
si MAC MIME. I VAAMTeO "To UFT UFT EvJeKJ
cSsv aw rnmhrxm
for speeding. 24 for parking viola-1
Hons; 31 for failure lo stop ail
through streets and srhools: nine
frr utreKarding traffic alirnal
four for having defective muffler.
Jhre fr havinK imi.roiHr nn;
five foe turning in the mid J in of a
l,hMk or ,n t"iige,ted area, thr
: 'r reckies driviny: three for fai
,n lo K've na" nl address after
an accident, one for drivinx while
drunk-
A n,BSB meeting under auaplrex
of the "Ron Slate Motor aHtscn - la -
... . . .
,vnD mu.uaiul
LIFE OF PORTLAND MAN
fAuorlatd PriLrawv Wirt?)
PORT LA N D, Ore., I h-v. 1 5
Jesse C. Hooth, 3fi. was found dea
in the front seat of his automobile
in the garage at his home early to
day. Last night he told his wiie
that he was going to work on the
car.
This morning whn Mrs. Tlooth
her husband, and found him in the1
car. Carbon monoxide was believed
to have raused his death. Odor of
gasoline fumes remained In the
Karajfe this morning. The
had been turned off.
eiljm
ORKfiON" STATK AflRICri
TfHAI. COI.LKGK. Corvallls. Dec'
1.-,. Havmnnd Hell enmmerce n,:i.i" ur, .iuiihikii i.e
tnr nnd Vruncea Ttntner ,.)..
i .i, i..i .i . .i
nf Knsel.nrr ero -ivet. ,,
i ... . . ...
e..,.,.. . , a..a,u ior scuoiarsnip
shown diirlnK their freshman year.
V- . V. ol n'a"l The Commercial Bulletin pub
M s ildents 5, were awarded Ul,,,p, ,hH fi0,iB quotations:
recognition for exceptional scbol-1 scoured basis
arship by the national all college j ()r,.Bon: Fine 'anil F. M. staple
scholastic honorary fraternity. I'lii . no-1.12; fine and F. M. Fr. comb
Kappl I'hl. To earn a certificate K i o:.1.07; fine and F. M. eloth
an average grade of at least 111 lug H7-1.D2 : Valley No. 1 1.02-1.07.
must be maintained and a total of, Mohair: Original bag average 12
4"i credits of college w ork com-i months Oregon 5S-60.
pleted without failure In any sub-' ('.railed slock: First combing 75
ject. i So; good carding 45 50.
! SIDE GLANCES By George Clark
V 2
' Mz-z
(IH SV NIA MNVKC. MC.
sea u. t FST.orr.
I n Mima, h
"I guess she's about tiie most popular star,
glrtt I know have developed her lisp.'
THREE WORKMEN FATALLY
INJURED BY EXPLOSION
INDIANAPOLIS. Dee. 15 Three
workmen wwh seriously burned,
perhaps fatally. In an explosion
which wrecked part of the rorn
pioduets plant of the Knef Pates
manufacturing Co. todav. liarn-
wan estimated at $2to,00o.
The Injured men were: Thomas
Klein, Carl Jeffries and IJndsey
ilewett.
, At tiie tlrne of the fire, work waa
The liner Celtic, on the rocks at
the entrance to Cork harbor, was
still being pounded by heavy seas
today and the vessel's iiosition
was so precarious ' that salvage
men could not go aboard. " Their
tuirs.had to take refuge In the har
bor. Much cargo remains In the
linhlp which it la feared Is doomed
isiVfarhety
I IJOSTON. Dec. 15. The Com-
I mrolal bulletin ay today:
,'T wo)1 " here has pass
there has been no outstanding fea
ture In the trailiuK, hut prices keep
epjnft w00i jn tne foreign mar-i
. kets. notably In Australia, are
rather against the buyer, while me
STUDENTS REWARDED Idlum to low crosshreils. notably in
I South America, are distinctly In
favor of the buyer.
mauuiaciuring posiuon is
neBi m 1101 uciiik iHKeii in uiR
volume at the moment.
Maehlti-
n, ,. ,n, .ra.r uu u u.n
however.
Mo,air s
' steady "
quiet
but
A
-i j$
:; t S
I notice most of the
ByWaiiami
i i !
r
Gifts that Endure are Gifts that Endear
There Is No Gift to Compare with Jewelry
r,;ll., :. .1
.,t.. ..... ULOliguic 19 UlC
oi u.ii L.iii uiatcici
$35.00. Just what "she" has
been waiting for. Yes. surely
we have cheaper ones for
who desire-.
Dad would appreciate a nice new watch this Christmas.
show you the new designs.
BUBAR BROTHERS
JEWELERS
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
"The Salvation of Israel."
will be presented by the choir
of the Baptist church Sunday.
Deo. Iti, at 7:30 p. m. An
4 hour of splendid music with 4
4 the Christmas message. 4
PLANE CRASH CRIPPLES
MOVIE GIRL FOR LIFE
(Auoclstpd Pri-nt I.sbm1 Wire)
I.OS ANvlKI.ES, Dec. 14.
Eleanor Merry. 211. fll mactress.
was seriously injured and Henry
Johnson, pilot, was hurt, when a
plane crashed during a forced
landing near Glendale last night.
Miss Merry sustained fractures
of both legs anil probably will be
crippled permanently surgeons
said.
Holly for sale. Fiction Library.
NOTICE
After January 1. 1929, our mini
mum charge w ill be one dollar per
montn lor naming garuage
from
residences.
J. W. DRAPER
Eat barbecue sandwiches ftn4
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
Farm News .
State Market Agent's Letter
(By Seymour Jones)
Co-operative organization among
American farmers Is making pro
gress. On January 1. there
were listed with the V. S. depart
ment of agriculture 11.340 farm
ers' cooperative organizations en
gaged In marketing and purchas
ing, with a total membership of
3,uu0.000. The total volume of
business transacted In 19-7 hy
these associations is estimated co
he i? rtnit mm .nmt, , as compare J
with $6;t6.0oo,0ou in 191.. One of
the most successful lines of agri
cultural cooperation Is in the dairy
field. January 1, 2.47!) dairy
associations with 600.000 members
were listed, with a year's business
of $fi2o. turn. ooo.
An Oregon Drug Garden
One of the larxest projects to he
undertaken in this section Is th.it
of h. O. Harold in the reclama
tion of 1S5 acres of beaverdam
hind in the 1-ake 1-abish district
says the (lervais Star. Mr. Har-
old has a crew of men at work j
and It Is said that 12. mill will be I
spent In clearing and draining
the land. Mr. Harold Is one of the
largest growers of mint In this
section. He Is also a refiner cf
pepiMrmlnt oil. having th. only
plant of the kind In Oregon. He
has been experimenting with oth
er essential oilsplants for some
years and will grow- some of them.
other tbsn mint, on the new tract.
In fact, he will hare a regular
drug garden.
Nuts Needing Protection I
The Western Nut f.rowers' asso- !
elation had a rery Interesting ses
sion of three days In Vancouver.
Wash., last week. Among the sub
jects stressed was Ihe need of a
special tariff on filberts, and a
committee headed by Seymour
Jones. Oregon a state market
agent, was appointed to work
with Washington and Oregon re-
iii...ni.ii... in ...
presentattves In congress fo.-
such a tariff. Other members of I
the committee are J. O. Holt. Dr.
Jobse, Ben Porris and Earl
Pearcy. The fact that Turkey.
Italy and Spain produce more fit.
I berta than any other section In the
I'
lien n
vvail.ll at
those
world makes such a tariff neces
sary if the -Industry on the Paci
fic coast ls to prosper, the grow.
; era declared.
The 1928 Turkey Crop
The 128 turkey crop in
the
leading producing states as a
whole is about 4 per cent larger
than the 1927 crop and about as
large as the 1926 crop. .Most of
the north central states produced
more turkeys this year than last,
and there was a big increase in
product ion in t he v estern states,
but all or the southern states pro
duced a smaller number this year 1
than last. In contrast to this in
dicated increase In turkey pro
duction, a recent report issued by
the U. S. department of agricul
ture shows a decrease of about 10
Iter cent in number of young
chickens on farms October 1 com
pared with October 1, 1927.
Discussing Fruit Problems
a convention of Oregonz-lc ral
Beginning tomorrow, the 12th, a
convention of Oregon fruit grow
ers will be held at the Oregon
State college, Corvallis. for litre"
uo;i timiim ii nn jianers win ue j
t iu auu uint urtru L-ffvtnilK pro
duction methods, o r g a nlatlon
plans and cooperation. Several
professors of the college will pre
sent addresses, and among the vis
iting' speakers will be Frank T.
Swett, president California Tear
Growers' association; Horace Iuu
bar and R. Lehr. soil experts from
Los Angeles; Ira N. Cabrlelson of
the L. S. biological survey, and
Seymour Jones, slate market
agent.
Farm Legislation Uncertain
The Indications from Washing
ton are that congressional action
for farm relief will be postponed
until President-elect Hoover takes
his seat and calls a special ses
sion, which he promised to do.
X LODGE DIRECTORY :
DE MOLAY
CHAPTER
Regular communication
2nd and 4th Thursday!
Masonic Hall.
Woodmen of the World, Camp No
125 Meets In the Odd Fellows
Hall In Roseburg eTerjr- first
and third Monday erenlncs. Vis
iting neighbors always welcome.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lllai
circle. No. 49. Meets . n first
and third Monday evenings. In
K. of P. Hall. Visiting Neigh
bors Invited to attend.
ELSIE WILLIAMS. O. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerl
K. O. T. M Meet, each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month In Maccabee hall, corner
Cass and Pine at reels. Visiting
Knights alwavs welcome.
L. O. GOODMAN. Com.
W. A. RAPP. R. K.
Knights of Pythian Alpha Lodgl
No- Meets every Wednesday
In Knights of Pythias hall. 134
Rose street Visitors always wel
come. C. W. HORNER. C. C
ROY O. YOI NO. M. F,
C,EO. R. WARE. K. R. 8
"' T. w. Rosebur, K.
vl,w 11. Holds resnlst
B. A. O. T. W.
meetlnss on .coed cnd fount
Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. Visltlni
sisters Invited to attend reviews
Maccabee Hall. Pine and Cm
streets.
MRS. MART WILCOX.
JESSIE RAFP, CoL
'We really have a wonderful
selection of jewelry. Leather
goods, fountain pens and silver
ware, ready for your inspection.
Wasn't it this Christmas you
promised the good wife that
Diamond? We have some beauties.
Let
us
W. O. M. L. Meets In Moose ball
second and fourth Fridays at
o'clock. Visitors welcome.
CONSTANCE BLACK. S. R.
JESSIE CAI.HOUN, Rec
VIVIAN PHILLIPS. Treas.
A. F. & A. M., Laurel Loaga Na
13 Regular communication 8eo
ond and fourth Wednesdays each
month at Masonic Temple. Rose
burg, Ore. Visitors welcome.
P. A. COOK. W. M.
W. F. HARRIS. See. ,
Union Encampment No. 9, I .0. Q
F. Meets In Odd Fellows Tem
ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesdaytl
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
S. M. KELLEY, C. P.
C. F. CRAMER. H. P.
CARL W. OHMAN. Scribe.
O. E. 8., Roseburg Chapter, No. 3
IIold9 their regular meeting on
the first and third Tbursdays In
each month. All sojournlni
brothers and sisters are respect
fully Invited to attend.
ETHEL L, WEBB, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Rec.
Job's Daughters No. 8. Meets
first and third Fridays at 7:30 p.
m. Masonic Temple. Master Ma
sons and O. E. S. members al
ways welcome.
MAXINE STEARNS. Sec.
O. O. F Proletarian Lodge Na
8 Meets In Odd Fellow Tem
ple every Friday evening. Visit
Ing brethren are always wei
come.
J. E. PENT, N. O.
A. J. CEDDES, Rec. Sec.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. 8ec.
B. P. O. Elks, etoseburg Lodge Na
326 Hoids regular communica
tion at the Elks Temple on each
second and fourth Thursdays ol
each month. All members re-t
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordlaW
Invited to attend.
WALTER S. FISHER. E. R.
DOUOLAS WAITE.Sec
Eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meets-in
Maccabee Hall on Cass stream
on second and fourth Wednes
day evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock. Visiting brethren Is
, good standing always welcome.
ur.uKiir; kkew, Jr. w. Pre
J. B BAILEY. Jr. P. W. Pres.
D. F. GOODMAN, Sec.
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037, L. O. a
M Meets first an! third Wtit
nesdays of the month. Moosi
Hall, 248 N. Jackson street. Vis
iting brothers welcome.
GEO. P. GILHAM, Diet,
H. O. PARGETER, Sec.
JNO. M. THRONE. Treas.
Rosebura Rebekiti Looge. NoT'41
1. O. O. F Meets In Odd Fel
lows Temple every week os
Tuesday evening. Visiting mem
bers in good standing are con
dlallv Invited to attend
EVELYN HOOVER. S (i
EJLTR,!nJLHATr-,KI-T. R S
Pythian Sisters, UmpquaTertV
No. 4. Meets the second and
fourth Monday evenings of each
month at the K. of P. hall. Vi
Itors nlwavs welcome
LENA YOI'NO. M. B C
EVA MARKS. M of R C
MAY E. PARKER. M. of F
Laurel Chapter, No. 3l7"FtrA MI
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month fn Mraonlc Temple.
Ail members requested to at
tend and visiting companions
welcome
L M. LEHRRACH. High Priest
W.
r. nsilKIS. See.
W G,or 8tarmer Camp
No. 1Mee Jointly with am
lllary second and fourth Thurs
days at Roseburg armory. 8 p,
m. All comrades and sisters Id
Vlted.
T. . BORtrEAtX Csmp Adtt.
MRS. 8. W. 8TARMER. Aug.
Pres.