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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.' ROSEBURG. OREGON. : SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1928. THREE tarsia -'W? I (Continued from page two.) LABORING MEN . AND LAW GIVERS GREET HOOVER (Continued from pag I) - Mrs. Hunsaker to liiuid. who w tn ie in Portland, s.-'Entertain for Music U-in and Lebanon viitliiK- Air. j cfn i n. Aft,--Heard is a number of the Senior 0tkU?1ent ai "1,ir1 , . high school faculty. ' N1U Moore Hunsaker of the t Moore Music Studio is entertain- i mg mis aiternoon nom me noura i of 2iu(J to 5 o'clock al the home j of her mother, Mrs. Belle Case, tor her students. (ifrts will be exchanged at a tree and during Die afternoon a con tent will be held anions the pupils Class of 1927 Has Reunion at Dancing Party Among the delightful affairs of homecoinine tfeek-eml nf the hlth i '!t w' school was the reunion and danc-.to fld which one can play the most pieces from memory, Refreshments will be served at I the close. The Christmas party and pro gram give:i yearly by the I'ast Noble C rands club which wan to hav been held December 2u has been postponed and the club will not meet until January when a pro gram and party will take place. ROSEBURGLADY DIES FRIDAY. P. M. ing party for the class of at the Moose hall last evening. Miss Helen Casey and Mi-J Alice Celand, both advisors of the class during the four years, were present as special guests. Others there were, class mem bers, Roy Houser of Albany, Allan Moore of Albany, decree Webber of Eugene, Dorothy Gcddes, Grant Kndacott, Elizabeth Abrahams. Raymond Bell, Helen Bergh, Frances Butner, Samuel Durland, Rowland Hagar, Margaret Hewitt, William Knight, Dorothy Mar- ttrs Trunin ti Tlm.vnn IIovul Thomas. Mdwln Thnrtrn r.i.ni ! Mr- Anna Isenhour passed away Hazel Strickland. Mavhard Roll' at npr hm on 803 S. Flint street John Edwards. Hugo Mofflct. Rhir- at noon at the age, of 56 lev Knieht. HhzhI iti.rh :..n.iuin years. She was born In Kentucky Naomi Scott. Vera McrimtnrV ! on MarL'h 14' ls73. and had beeQ Cora Ueland. I llvln in Roseburg since Novem- jt j-. j.t j hf"r tn of this year, having come " " ! here from Kentuckv. She is sur- The Misses Mildred. Josephine i vived by her husband, William and Florence Sinnott, daughters of i Isenhour, and the following chll Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sinnott, have j dren by a former marriage: Mrs. arrived from Portland to spend the Bessie Mitchell. Mrs. Mae Brown holidays w ith their parents. Miss and one son. William Richardson. torence Sinnott Is supervisor of ' and two brothers. William and Al- safeguard justice Itself, who, free I from self interest, above partisan i ship and skilled la jurisprudence are dedicated to truth and reason. "In our western organisation of democracy, our supreme courts are not only the final tribunal in de termination of justice but are the guardians of our democratic organ izations Itself. And the task of our supreme tribunals is ever Increas ing. You face new and more difll cult problems each year with the advance or science and the grow ing complexity of our civilization, and you have constantly to formu late concepts of justice to meet these new forces and agencies." Mexicans Protest Visit MEXICO CI TV, Dec. 22. In pro test against any possible visit to Mexico by Herbert Hoover a group of men and women carrying red banners and singing the Interna toinale invaded editorial offices of Mexican newspapers shortly before midnight. The demonstrators shouted, "Hoover uo, viva Sandino." They also called "meura Morrow" (down with Morrow). The group first entered the edi torial rooms of El I'niversal and then went to Excelsior and other newspapers. They were headed by Diego Rivera, a Mexican painter who is general secretary of what he calls the Mexican division of the Anti-lmperlallst league. The league was created to "wage war to the death against Yankee im i perialism." Its motto is "for the union of Latin-American peoples, to expel the Yankees from Latin I America." The demonstrators w ere members of the Anti-Imperialist league and the hands off Nicaragua , committee, both of which are af- land Imperial valley. The Question Mark avIII b kept at Hockwell field all or next week. 1 airmen said. as that time will be ! required for overhauling. No flight to Los Augeles will be made be fore the record attempt starts, the filer declared. With Major Span In the Ques tion Murk were Captain Ira F.aker and Lieut. H. A. Halverson. The plane arrived from lmerial valley after a flight across the continent from Washington. , one oi the retuellnff plane ar rived her esterday anil the other to be used is a Rockwell 1 1. -Id machine. CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS! , Sitter Mary Gives Hints Home Confectioners to LOCAL NEWS Over From Coast A. C. Powers of Marshfield a visitor In this city over day. was Fri Garden Valley Visitor C. W. Mughes of Garden Valley was here Friday afternoon trading and attending to business attaint. Spend Friday Mrs. Will Reilly of lhai.on and Mr. and Mis. D. G. Amestein of Oakland were visitors here Friday. Mrs. Greenland Back Mrs. A. It. Greenland, after a vis it in Salem for a few days, turned to this city Friday aft noon. BY SISTER MARY NEA Service Writer. Perhaps the kind of candy that appeals most to you Is the hind that is seay to make. Chocolate covered creams are delightful and bespeak the skill of the maker but the process is somewhat long and tedious, requiring two separate and distinct sessions. Fudge, penouchl, peanut brittle, caramels, jelly burs and many oth er varieties are always popular and are easier for the amateur candy-maker than the elaborate and fussy bonbons. Caramels "that melt In the mouth" are weil worth a place in the Christmas candy box: Caramels Two and one-half cups granulat ed sugar, 3-4 cup red label corn Chas. Weber Visits- Charles Weber, formerly of this city and now of Eugene, was in Roseburg visiting with friends Friday. Sutherlin Visitor Mrs. J. Haviland of Sutherland was a visitor here yesterday to attend to business affairs and shop. From College Glenn Voorhies, student at O. S. C, has arrived hero to spend the holidays visiting with relatives and friends. Frc:n Powers Mr. and Mrs. H. Combs, of Pow ers vlsiied in Rust burg over Fri day. C! Corvallis Visitors Dr. and Mrs. M, A. Campbell of Corvallis wero visitors hero over yesterday. The Homecoming program sen ted at the senior high school yesterday afternoon for former the latter trophy, said that he was I greatly pleased to be able to give j It to tne sophomores, as it demon I t rated the fact that there is some goon oasKctDau material in pros pect for the future. The cup for girls engaged in In tercllss athletics was awarded by Miss Kowena lieach to the senior girls. Some amusing stunts were . fur nished by the boys of the Orange , R club, who staged their annual in itiation, ail of the candidates be in,? pre-' dressed as girls, and being requir es 10 sing, read, or put on some act. From Coast 1 students of the school. Droved J. C. r tiger and K. L. Thomas of be a very successful and enjoyable Reedsport were visitors in this entertainment. The program was city over Friday. attended by the students oi the school and a large group of alumni. From Powers ' i The entertainment opened with Miss Beverly Ivan of Powers the singing of Christmas carols by visited here over Friday on her j the combined glee clubs, followed way north for the holidas. j by an address of welcome by Ira I Hull, president of the student Over From Coast j body and a response by louver no F. A. McClees of Coos Ray wasiHawn. Following a reading by in Roseburg Friday and today at- Miss Joyce llusenbark. Coach Hod ending to business affairs. STATE PRESS COMMENT The program concluded with a 5 o'clock tea given by the Girls club for the senior class and alumni.- OBREGON'S KIN GET THREAT LETTERS MEXICO CITY. Dec. 22. Anony mous letters have been received by the late President-elect Obre gon's brother. General Jose Obre gon. and the latter's son-in-law. Senator Manual Montoya, threaten ing them and their families wiih death unless they Intervene to I I j Here From Eugene I Mrs. Joseph ( lougherty of Eu- I gene arrived I- riday afternoon spend a few days with and friends. 1 urner presented letters to the members of this year's football1 snuad. aw arded the basketball cup I to the sophomore class, and the (prevent the execution of Jose de American Legion cup to the senior Leon Toral, Obregon'a assassin, class. The American Ieglon cup 1st The letteis have been placed lu given the class making the best the hands of the police. . A Turkey Lesson i Bhowing in all athletic and schol- o Co-operative effort In selling astir contests, while the basket- D. Samuel of Eugene and a con products of the farm is proving ball cup is a prize only lor basket- tractor of that place was a bu Hi its worth in Jackson county. The ball. Coach Turner hi awarding neas visitor here today. following facts related by Clay D. Parker, manager of the Farm Bur eau Cooperative and Cooperative Poultry Producers association, he fore the Klwanls club Monday tell the story and require no addi tional comment. We quote Mr. Parker: "Two carloads of turkeys, on which we have complete returns syrup, 1 cup cream, 4 tablespoons : butler, 1 .teaspoon vanilla, 1 ji ' Vlf ,lor. Friday chonned nut meats. I J- W- Moss of Melt one cup of sugar over a relatives ' nave netted the produce $2500 more than the best possible local or nearby market would have af- I.' injic in the Milwaukie schools. O i'? Mr. and Mrs. Donovan (Esther Blakley) are beinir welcomed lure by friends from their home near San Francisco over the holidays. Mrs. Donovan, formerly of thin city, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Blukley. Miss Marian Hufham was host ess to a group of friends at a din ner party recently. The guest lift included Mr. and Mrs. E. Hut hem. Miss Iris Taylor, Miss Mil dred Hufham, Wayne Pickens and Wm. Hath. bert Lunsford. Services will be held in the chape) of the Douglas Funeral Home at 9:30 a. m. tomor row Sunday. Rev. K. U Crook of the Bible Standard church will offi ciate. Interment will take place in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. SHOPPING HEAVY The last minute rush of Christ mas choppers was on in tamest to day. The streets were crowded and all of the stores were thronged by last minute gift buyers. Christmas trade was slow in starting this year, but is making up for lost itme in the tinal rush. Merchants retort sales ahaed of last year. uiiueo. w.m ne commuuMt pany. - golden svrun Stir al atiendiim to other The erouo distributed leaflets an- . ie umu KO,un rup mir . nouncing a meeting to be held to morrow in protest against Mr. Hoover's visit to Mexico, recogni tion' of President-elect Moncada's government In Nicaragua, the Bolivian-Paraguay dispute and in sympathy with the banana workers who have been on strike in Columbia. At Antlers Sunday 1 Mi - "V 5 I Pi J 'j t Li 4 r-wf y r I r f it -K"1' l . H Ka.lph Fcr-bta d DoroiAy MsekaJl in'Tht Whip' At Antlerj Sunday mil-a-minute melodrama in "The Whip." Dorothy Mackaill, Ralph Forbes head cast. I-.noiiph thrills anj excitemenl to amnpfla. an aufnmohilff sinashup. liisi a in.'imu' am iviikiu into a numerous talis from horses both few reels of film In 'The Whip," unintentional and otherwise, enough vmen comes to the Antlers Sun- plots to start twenty South Ameri fle' lean revolutions and divers other For sheer, mlle-a-minute melo- aceompnnyinir hlKhlixhts. (Irama. w ltn deep-eyed villian:i, I It has moreover, a cast of eieel beautlful heroines, nohln heroes lently chosen and directed players. una an tne otner laminar eonipon- a richness of setting and costum ents or melodrama of this type, I he Whip can scarcely he sur- a smoothness of dramatic tech iwsseil. nlque which maKea It all deem It has train wrecks, a hero with hlchly plausible. ABSTRACT OFFICE WILL BE OPENED AT CRESCENT CITY W. M. Hiney, a former resident of Roseburg, but w ho has been recently residing in Portland, was in Roseburg today accompanied by James K. Ooss, a young law stu dent from Portland, who has just completed -the law course at North western college. Mr. Hiney and Mr. Goss have Incorporated a com pany to be known as the Del Norte County Abstract company, and are going Into the abstract busi ness at Crescent City, California, where they have already arranged to open offices. Mr. Hiney has hud considerable experience in that line of work, and as there Is no abstract office in Crescent City at the present time it is expected that they will be able to build up a very profitable business. while melting. Add remaining sugar, corn syrup and cream and t bring slowly to the boiling point, stirring constantly. Add butter and cook very slowly over a low fire. Cook until isyrup forms a hard ball when dropped in cold water. Remove from fire and let cool a few minutes before udding nuts and vanilla. Turn into a well buttered square pan and let stand until firm. Mark into squares. When solid cut and wrap in oiled paper. If a caudy thermometer Is used it should register 2.",u degrees F. w hen the candy in done. I his candy is slow in the cook Tenmile was In this city Friday afternoon trading business affairs. forded. Complete returns on the : entire shipment will raise this . amount to at least B0o0. The ( profit or saving Is distributed ; among about 2f.O farmers, who . spend their money in Medford, and thus the benefit Is a com m un spent Day in City inai8 . . us oi nonage h nt.m.flt. i ptve thesB ,wo op Grove spent h riday in Roseburg eratI(ina aff outstanding lllustra- v,,,..., u , menus auu auemuug l( positive facts that can be to business affairs. j provea ,Q your 81ltififactton. ... .. . . j "Is there any reason why we, visitor rr'aay I Hs business men of Medford, Mrs. R I). Harvey of Oakland BnouM b so liule lnU,rt.a,ed In was in Rostburg during Friday at- h(1 W1,flirft of thp nmu.nitv that we should stand aside while solici tors, ageutB, house to house can- tevnoon Christmas shopping visiting with friends. and In From Rioe Hill Mr. and Mrs. F. Churchill of Rice Hill were in Uu.se lung Friday afternoon visiting with friends Ing and must be stirred to prevent ' ana holiday shopping. Durmng, out requires no after math of stirring or working. The following uncooked candy Is rather novel and very easy to make: Uncooked Fruit Candy One-half cup pecan nut meats. 1-2 cup Brazilian nut meats, J-2 cup chopped tigs, 1-2 cup atoned and chopped dales, 4 tablespoons shredded citron. 1 (ablosfloou or- Home From Portland Mrs. O. D. McAllister returned to this city Friday afternoon fol lowing a short trip to Portland, where she visited friends. TARIFF ON ONIONS UP ONE HALF CENT (AaWK-latcri Vu-m Iaei Witvl WASHINGTON. Dec. 22. Presi dent Coolidfce today proclaimed an increase In the duty on onions from one cent to one and one half cent j per pound. The new schedule will become effective Jan. 21. The nominations of three mem bers of the interstate commerce commission were continued today by the senate. They were thrm of Clyde B. Aitchison of Oregon, Claude H. Porter of Iowa, and Pal rick J. Farrell, of Washington, D. C. Colonel Francis L. Parker, was nominated by President Cool id ge today to be chief of the bureau of insular affairs with the rank of brigadier general. Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the republican floor leader, explained to President Coolidge today the senate agreement to consider the Keilogg treaty and the naval con On Way to Fresno A. K. Martin of Coqullle visited In this city Friday prior to his de parture In the afternoon for Fres- iinge juice, 2 squares bitter choro-! "o. California, for the holidays. late, powdered sugar. Put nuts and fruit through food chopper. Mix thoroughly with orange juice. Melt chocolate and j stir into first mixture. Work with' a fork Into a buttered square pun. When firm cut In squares and roll in powdered sugar. Lemon Drops One cup powdered sugar, 1-4 cup lemon juice. Put sugar Into a smooth sauce pan and add lemon juice. Let stand undisturbed until sugar is dissolved. Put over a low fire and bring slowly to the boiling point. Boil gently until a few drops tried in cold water are hard and crack against the bottom of the saucer. Do not stir while cooking and dip the tines of a fork into the syrup to test. When caudy is done drop from tip of spoon onto a marble slab or waxed paper spread over smooth trays. , Orange Jelly Bars Two tablespoons plain granulat ed gelatine, 2 cups granulated sugar, 3 4 cup boiling water, 1-3 ! cup cold water, 1 large Orange. Soak gelatine in cold water for! ten minutes. Add boiling water' and stir until dissolved. Add Migar and grated rind of orange. Bring quickly to the boiling point and boil for 15 mlmues. Aud orutige juice and boil seven minutes long Visiting Roseburg Kin Mrs. S. C. Woodward of New port Is here visiting over the holi days with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and M rs. (!. W. Keeper. vassers, representing commission houses In Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento and Dos Aneeles. In veigle the farmers by the prom-! tses and gold brick sates methods into shipping their turkeys to a mnrkot that 1r certain to be glut ted and will show a prorit to the commission houses only? 'We have reliable information that a bunch of growers shipped upwards of half a car of tuteys, j probably about 12.0UU or 13.000 pounds, to a company in San Fran , cIsco, and lhn shipment netted j I them 2;ii cents per pound com pared to the 37 cents our poultry! i ansoclntlon netted its shippers.' You can figure the Ions to the growers and ultimately to the i community for yourselves." V V. STARTS . I LAST TIMES 1 ; Sir Harry Lauder TODAY Rex Bell The Girl-Shy Cowboy ALSO "Adventurts of ' Tarian Mats. Sat., Sun. BDfefeSj Huntingtower' Laugh with Lnudsr and laugh louder. You'll laugh for days. The greatest stage comedian of all time bright' ens this gripping luve melo drama with his world-famed antics. Admission 1025 LIBERTY - - h Home From University Wilfred Brown, who is a student at the lnl verity of Oregon, has arrived xto spend the holidays with parents and filemls at Camas Valley. From Gazley Mrs. Morris N. Fairbanks and mother, Mrs. Gazley, were here from (lazley yesterday Afternoon greeting friends and Christmas shopping. Expected First of Week Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hays of Kti gene are ixpected the first of the week and will spend Christmas with Mrs. Hays' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox. struct ion bill simultaneously after) r. Pour through a fine wire sltain- ihe holidays. He afterward said that the president was "perfectly satisfied." An Invitation by the Irish Free State for an American army team to participate In the international er Into a brick shaped bread pan. Miss Abraham Home Among the college students at Corvallis arriving to spend the holidays Is Miss Elizabeth Abra ham, daughter or Attorney and Mrs. Albert Abraham. FOR STARTS SUNDAY Home From College Mivs Daphne Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Washington , M u a UIH- . , ..i in found in few productions and ,p 1 Z '" ,y ' ,1. next Dublin horse show August 6 to 9. has been accepted by Secre tary Davis. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Christmas marriages appear to be in preparation, judging from the licennes Issued at the county clerk's office today. Four licenses were granted this morning as fol lows : Ralph M. Church. Rhea V. dates, both of Roseburg. Percy Douglas Smith and Iva Neis, North Bend. Charles U Davis and Anna L. McCrimman of LosAngeIes. Keppfy Neavall and Mary James, both of Roseburg. to prevent Going to Los Angeles MIhs Phyllis Way, who Is a mem- her of (he Kutherllti school faculty,! left r riday afternoon for Ims An-j geh-s lo a pet ui the holidays with j relatives. CUr Bow and Neil Hamilton In Elinor Glyn's "Three Week Ends." A P'oo --, CLARA BOW IN ELINOR CLYN'S "THREE WEEK ENDS" A TANTLE3S TUES., WED. AND THURS. ARMY AVIATORS FINISH ONE LAP ENDURANCE TRY et stand two or three hours lu j Huches. h:s arrived from the I'nl-; told place. Cut into oblong shaped t v,,rsity f Oregon for the school pieces and roll In powdered Minar. ! vacation. J lutiullv ut,IJ.l .-.W.Mn.r ,......,....( I burning. Nut Crittle Two cups granulated sugar. 1 2 teaspoon cream of tartar, 1 cup nut meats. iStir cream of tartar Into sugar and iut Into an Iron fryiug pan. Stir over a low fire until a I'olileti brown syrup is formed. Ri-move iroin he:it, add nuts and pour omo a weil buttered platter. Spread as thin as possible. When cold ainl hard break Into small piece. Any kind of nuts or canned or freniiiy grated cocoanut can be us ed in a "brittle. Penouchl Two cups 1 1 Kht brown smar, cup table cream, 2 tablespoons but ter, 1 cup mixed chopped nut meats, 1-4 teaspoon vanilla. Combine sui:ar and cream and let stand until suirsir lieint to melt. BiIiik slowly to Hio boiling 1-oint without stirring. nn .-ruj bexnii to boil stir com-ant ANTLERS V Return From Seattle I Mis. Ada J. Denn and son, Per ) naid lenn, returned home to Cain-1 nn Velley Friday afternoon from t Seattle. They were called north by' the diath of Mrs. Victor Denn. Leaving for Sacramento Mrs. A. c. Kldrl of this city leaves Sunday for Sacramento, California, where she will spend the holidays with her daughter and f:unlly, returning here slier (lie flint of the year. FULLER Concert Co. In High-Class Musical Acts PROFESSOR FULLER A musical Wizard Plays 7 dif ferent musical instruments at World's Greatest Harpist The most wonderful all around musician of the age. ALSO A BIG FEATURE PICTURE 1L I I -N tit I. ili'V,' LIBERTY Harry Lauder in "Huntingtower" at Liberty Sunday "Huntlngtower." a martilffeent adaplatlon of Coi. John Buchan's hest-FejMTsg novel, provides the ve nule for Sir Harry Iauder's intro duction picture. f AiwnrUl) lrg I-tvH Win-) PAN DIKCO. Cal., Iec. 22.-Daring army blrdmen. who will sfk world's record honors In a great i skr adventure here berimilnir Jsrv the LilMTty theatre Sunday, was uary 1. arrived at Rof kwell field hailed an a triumph for the popular today in the giant traniort plane comedian and songster at the l-on- "guestlon Mark." Major Carl Spats don opening of th pictiire. commandlnK. The part of the little Scotch gro- Following the landing of the cer, who becomes mixed up in an j plane at the army ba here air internntionnl tangle involving a men of the team whUh will under- Russian princess and the Russian ' take a mid air refueling endurance I !y u.nrH candy Is removed from fire. Ad butter soon after t-yrup j b Kins to boil. When a n-ft b;iU j is formed when a few drup are I tih d In a saucer of cold water tne candy is d'ne. Remote at once from the. flr arid cool quickly without stirring. When cool add ' vanilla and best until rn-Hniy. Add nuts and ronUnue heaiitie until mixture loses Its jtlom. 'I net. into i a buttered dish and cut In a'j'i.ires. It takei; lonrer to cook brown sugar than it does while, Kt i) you tare In the habit of musing f idge penouchl will rerpiire more ruin Visits t Church Home VI . Ammo U'n m ,U ,,t U,h. field stopped here Friday to vinlt with Mrs, ii. C. hureh. She left 1 In th afternoon for Santa Monica, ( California, to vinlt with relatives I ovt Chi ii-tnias. crown Jewel, is reported ho rr. . .K... .U. , u " U..1MHK UlHU .n , .UK' to movinv ntrture. Th I -mwift ll ..1nti tn thm Mwn nf h. fii-h -mi Q . 1 rinmiu ve urm which will be ehown at' of th-.' wotid famous comedian. j Diego, Los Angeles, S-ni Monica pick up betw I w hen tried in water. th- enough fingers j Mtts Bsum Home from University Sthn Maricaiet Bat.m, daughter itt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l!:ium, ar t rivt d yesti iday afternoon from i the "north to sitend the school va cation. She U a student at the a'iilntton unierftty. Expected Monday Mrs. Bryan lhinhes of KtiKene is ' expected here the flint part of th ; W4ek to rp'nd 'ho holidays with J h-r parents. Mr. -snd Mrs. J. C. . HoU'e in Went RoseburK. Mr. ; HiiKhes has been here this week on business and w ill also visit at the Hodges home. Hie Whip" DOROTHY MACKAILL Admission Matinee 10c-3Sc Evenings 25cb0c Concert Co. plays Mats, and Eves. JUd LAST TIME TODAY "Women They Talk About" 1 WWW ir. i
