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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929.
News of Douglas County
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111 BLUE RIBBON
HEALTH CONTEST
Messenger . of Peace, stationed
tiere, have decided to sive up ihe
work with th car and lei l last
Sunday lor points north. Another
minister hi expected soon to take
the car.
Mm. Cli arlc 8 Mosthaf is reported
in a very ue..uUj condition at iiwr
! Home nuie and very iutle hope is
t ueid lor her recovery.
i J. A. Jean, wlio has been on the
sick net Lite past ueek, is now abJe
to be about aaui.
Airs. Jack Hchienker and son
Poi Hand apent laut week-end
hint; here at the home ot
brother, Leu Keliar.
" IS CELEBRATED BY
!er for the Postal Teh graph com-1 DOUGHNUT WEEK IS
i vacated by George Carter, who
moved to Ashland. Mr. Beeson ;
was married -last week to Juona Do you remember the good old In the motor they explode by the
K!17W CTAT11DP UITOF u e" vy
iiiyy a i-r i i motor.
(N-Ms Hifvl'W Dmijrl.i. LdiiiiIJ' H(M'fiat)
(JLKMMJ.K, Ajtiil 10. The
llemhiie grade Kthool iB (.gain in
4h-lfevl hi the "blue ribbon"
health contest, which is being con
ducted throughout the county. The
following pupils have been added
to,. the hoticr roll duiinj? the past
.vfk: . Dan I-waii, Gnorgc Jack-
rmiM:e3:iini, w h ,v mnu . A(jout twenty members of the
OhuiThlir, cmiidfi Hayes. ,... kh,.,,,..., SlHr n,ntni.,.(t
'1 wyla Cole, ( jtUSpbtii-g Thursday evening and
aiHted In the reception for tne
'(V-wB-Rrtii-nf ffutijrlaa County Serial) j
YONCALLA, April 10. Mr. and!
Mr. M. M. Shields were pleasantly
surpi iHed Wednesday evening, it j
being their 52nd wedding auniver- j
I uary. j ue xueni orougnt a ueu
f cii us lunch which was served fol-
vla- lowing a pleasant evi-ning spent In
her visiting. Those present were. Air.
und iMra. Oliver Shields and fani-
Smith of Cobure, Oregon.
Mr. Clarence Shaver had guests
from Cold Hill Saturday. HI
mother, Mrs. Iella Shaver, and
uncle, Tom Sharer, Woodrow
Shaver, his brother.
Tilly Troxel Hold his ranch
which used to be the Davis place,
to Clifford Beales. The deal was
made last week.
Miss Harriett Odle sold
Klamath Fulls last week, where
she and husband expect to be lo
cated. She had been visiting hr
at ttie home of her father, li. r.
Nichols.
erito Smith,
Hrvml Long.
rm Total aiandlng of schools for the
' .JV'cJc ending April 5lh: '
Cli'uditle 30.4
..Camas Valley 30.0
Kiddle 2!).S8
Myrtle Creek 20.9
.; Xr. Kuwoett, local physician, and
Miiffi Leu 1 hi 'imiiingimii), repre
sentatfve of the (llendale ladli's
"JiejiUh unit,-conducted health ex
am inations Monday for those who
. missed last fall.
1
worthy grand matron of that or
der. All rt?ixrt a moat enjoyable
The funeral of C. N. Howard
was hold here Thursday afli'rnoon
at the IiaiitlBt chureli a larste
crowd of relatives and rrlcnds at
tending. Itev. Thuniler or the
Advnnlist church conducted the
services. Interment was at tun-yonvllle.
Hoot. Thompson, .Mrs. Tom iiolla
mon, U'm. Ilollanu n, HoIIIb Pen
nington and Geo. Hull of Yoncalla.
WHITFORD HOUSE,
f (. - It-- i. w Il.mirl.n Cmmty Serial)
YONCALLA, April 111. The
Whltford house on Jiice Hill was
totally destroyed by fire late Mon
day Hftermon. No one wus living
In the house at the time, and It Is
thought tramps were responsible
for the blaze.
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YONCALLA NEWS
days when you came scampering 1 heat generated by compression,
home from school, happy, hungry without aid of a spark. Pawlikow-j
and loosing ior something good? r ski nas adapted their use to a Dei
And once In a "blue moon" there lel engine by a contrivance where
were real old-fashioned doughnnts i by the piston action compresses
to greet you. What a thrill; they and explodes the powder in the fir
certainly tasted good! Even to Ing chamber,
think of them, make your mouth) Economy Chief Feature,
water. J Rice husks and peat dil not at
Gone are the days. But douch- first appear readily combustible
hr inula still have the sama temntine i because of a comparatively laree
place at the edge of town to D. W. j flavor, the same irresistible ap- J percentage of moisture, but after
Hanks, former 'resident of this ! peal to youngsters and grown-ups I tne watery Ingredients had been
city. The sale was completed last I alike. Only nowadays, doughnuts .extracted rice husks proved as val
week. aren't made . . . they just happen, iuable a substitute for benzine as
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins and I in gaily colored packages. Instead !any of the other pulverized ub-
coal and rurnace coke have been! past 12 years. "the engine starts We have' a laree stock' of good
Dr. Pawlikowski in his without nv nrf.i.raiorv heat inc. used cars and oner special easy
The success and efficiency pawiittnwskl p;tv lift roal dust fuel terms at this time on General Mo
jo' these fuels Is due to the fact that a about 73 per cent cheaper than j tors Finance plan. lioseburg Motor
German gasoline. I Co.. Oakland and Fonttac dealers.
Mrs. Jennie Hopkins spent Tues
day afternoon visiting and shop
ping in Kosebarg.
01LLARO NEWS
XitwH'Kfvli'w !mii(ljii Cmiiity Hu'fla1
lilDDLIO, April 10. Kd Tomlhi
of the 1'ortlund baseball team
...atupped here a few hours Monday
on his way from California to
Portland. The amateur hall players
here were made happy by hlsv lslt,
as he brought a half dozen or
more bats and baseballs that he
had gathered up for them at, the
big games. ,
RIDDLE LOCALS
(N.'wi K.'vfcw PiniKlua County Six-dut)
7, JtliljLi:, April 10. Mr. and Mra.
p'Mriiii Fisher of Tiller were aitetid-
nTgio business matters hero Mon
day. t). V. Logmlon. Austin Wilson
and A line r Logsdon attended a
pi uue meeting lit Kusehutg Mon
day. Lester and C. II. Crow of Alnrsh
fleld spent Sunday here at the
home of their patents, Mr. and
Mrs. it. A- Crow. 1
Afr. and Mrs. Harry Froggalt of
I'oi'tJitmU arrived. 8Uji(lay. and -aie
gucsta ut the home of Mrs. Gro;
Hutt's mother. Alts. U. L. Willis.
.Miss itosainond ht gsdon, who
Is employed in ihe Itosehtn tele
phone rxehange wns at home a few
days lust week oil account of stck
nettn, Miv und AlrH. T. 11. Culsforlh,
who ,havo been spending most of
the1 winter In Cuhlornia, return
ed to their home here last week.
M is. A. L. A ilil ns a rrl ved 1 e
cent:y from rorthnul and will make
her home at the Alkins much for
the munnier.
Mm. A. H. Melllngei' of Newborn,
Ore., and Mrs. Opal Melllnger of
I'urtlnnd were visitors recently at
the home of Mia George McCbme.
Mifts Matle McClane, who had
been visiting hero returned home
with them.
Mrs. Stllley Nichols ncled ns ns
tturliu Hie absence of Helena Kiel
die. the regular clerk, who was suf
leiing with an attek of flu.
Harvey Urown ( f lioseburg was
looking tiTter business uliulrs
here Tiienday.
Mrs. tJeotge Frater and Airs.
Miiry Kiddle have returned to their
home here after Beveral months
visit with relatives in Portland
und Callfovuia.
Kev. Robert Cray and wife, who
have been with the elm pel cur.
Have varied
flavors
table
( Si-wa tti- li'iv Doiilit County SMcial )
YONCALLA, April 10. AI r t.
Martha Allen relurned home Mon
day arter being In the Pacific
Christian hospital, Eugene, for a
week, w here she had a serious op
eration on her hand.
Dr. AlcKaig motored to Portland
Saturday returning home Sunday.
He was accompanied home by his
daughter, AlaUalyue.
('has. Chestnut, or Laurlne,
Al-mt., returned to his home Satur
day arter spending a couple of
months vlsitig at the McKaig
home.
Miss !! Hedharn of UoHelnirR, NEWS OF CANYONVILLE
1.1 inn (--. iitij 11 IVUJ IIIIJNU UNU HI 1S3
EASTER PARTY AT
LOGSDON HOME
(N.'M.-H'-vtew Di.iiiHii. Counly KjMTldtl
UIDDI.K. April . 10 Mr. and
Mrs. (J. V. I.OKHdon entertained a
parly of relatives and friends at
an elaborate dinner at their home
Hastur Sunday. The tables were
beautifully decorated with mirfnir
flowers and carried out the Kaslerl
motif In place cards and favors. I
Those present besides the famllvl
Kawule Hansen.
FRIENDS GIVE
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR GID ASPEY
i-w. It.-ticw Iou(l.i County e.cil)
Mr. Leroy Talmace and family
have moved to Corvallls.
nirr 1411 I DIlDMrn' Mrs Hattle Noah haB moved
KILE. back to her home here. Mrs. Noab
has been living in Rosehurg the
past -nine months.
Milt Norrls has boueht the R.
Davidson place. Mr. Norrls has
been fartnlnK the place for the
past two years.
Mr. A. L. Howard and family of
Riddle were kucsIb at the home
of .VI r. and Jrs. Rust over the
week-end.
Mrs. S. Miller, who lias been con
fined to her tied for the last two
weeks, Is reported to be improv
ing. Mr. I. Coon has just added to
his kennels another thoroughbred
police dog. SiRPlInd Von Knoak
(Sigal) has n voice all her own
and knows how to use it at all
hours, day or night. We expect
she will soon be accustomed to her
new home.
K. Hubbard and family moved
Into their new home Inst week. It
Is beautiful and modern In every
respect. Their many Mends Join
In wishing them much joy In their
new home. They nre now specializ
ing with chickens and have receiv
ed 1f50 little chicks Just recently.
Mrs. Mabel Davidson of Klamath
Kails was a visitor In town for
several days attending to business
and visiting with friends.
of endlessly sifting, mixing, fry. stances. The rice husks have the
lug; instead of growing impatient (advantage of cheapness, Herr Paw-
over brown paper and scalding
her fingers, the modem housewife
confides in her grocer when she
gets a hankering lor really horao
flsvored doughnuts. Obligingly
he hands her a carton of six or
twelve perfect doughnuts, temnt-
Ingly brown and fresh as if from
likowskl estimating them at one-
fiftieth of the price of benzine In
Germany.
To the existing assortment .of
vegetable fuels, others are con
stantly being added, like sugar
cane fiber. Even pulverized alumi
num has been used. None of these
her own kitchen. And so to the ! ,uels noticeably wears piston rings,
present generation, any day is ' "err fawwiikowskt Bays
doughnut day,
time thrills.
with all the old-
TO UNDERGO OPERATION
(NcwB-Hevlcw DourI.i County Scial)
RIDDLE, April 10 Mrs. T. J.
Tomerlin, who has been quite 111
for several weeks, was moved to
the Eugene hospital last week and
expects to undergo an operation
In the near future.
(SYv. K.'tli-w DihikIu. Coumv Kin-Hull
RIDDLE, April 111.-Friends of
(ltd Aspey gave him a pleasant
surprise Suturdiiy night, when
they gathered lit his home for an
evening of five hundred, the occas
ion neiiig ins inrimiiiy. Arter sev
eral hours of play Ihe tubles were
cleared and a dellciou lunch or
salad, cake and coffee was served.
Amoll't those present were Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. I'. Illundell, Mrs. Paul
liyy. Mrs. Jack Hihlenker, Mr.
aiiU Mfs.,Lee Kollur, Miss Alta
Moore:
( N.'Wh It'-v ii-n l!i;Tui County Siciall
CANYONVILLE, April 111 Miss
(leruldiue Cook, principal of the
Behool hero, went to Eugene the
lust of Ihe week to visit friends.
Mrs. Kny Thonipson of Gold
Hill Is spending the week-end In
i this city.
Mr. und Mrs.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
C. W.
RIDDLE FAMILY
HOLDS REUNION
W.lrirw PoiitrtHH Cnmit.V Si-Wiil)
ItlDDLI'J, April 10. Mrs. Iceland
Ilond and small daughter of Chica
go are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Hoitd'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ieo. Alkins. They expect to remain
several months. On Kaster Sunday
Air. and Airs. Alkins held a family
reunion. Aliss Janice Alkins of Ore
gon Slate college and Alva Alkins
and wife of. (iosheu were ont-ot-towu
members or the family who
wrp bore for the ocension.
Kriday visiting at the home of
their non here.
Kclith Ackert, county school su
perintendent, spent a short time in
t'anyonvillo today.
V. J. and L. J. Huroker left last
Wednesday for Walla Walla, Wash
ington, their mother being very ill.
They report her Improving but her
Improving but her condition is still
serious.
Mr. und Mrs. It. M. Baldwin of
(llendale visited friends herb oil
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harold Mellows of Hose
burg is visiting at the home of her
parents. Air. and Mrs. L. J. Hur
oker of this city.
Mr. Harvey Hi ow n of Roseburg
was a visitor here Monday.
A number of (he Eastern Stur
ladles went to ltnseburg Inst week
to attend a meeting of the order
there. All report a very enjoyable
time. Mrs. Corn tinker formerly
of cur city, now living in Coltag
drove, attended the meeting also.
Air. .John Cummings, runner resi
dent of this city, bus ug;tln taken
up his residence here. His many
friends are glad to welcome him
back.
I Merle Iteeson new trouble shool-
U. S. Weather Uureau Office,
Rosoburg, Oregon. Data reported
by Jfi. H. Fletcher, Meteorologiai in
I emu ge.
less spent Harometrlc pressure reduced
CORNMEAL MAY
SERVE AS FUEL
Experiments With Coal And
Wood Dust and Husks
of Rice Also Succeed.
A Diesel motor operated on any
of these fuels, says Herr Pawllkow
skl, can continue to run smoothly
for years. In confirmation he
pointed to his SO horse power Die
sol motor, with which experiments
on pulverized coal and vegetable
fuela have been carried on for the
to sea level) 5 a. ni 30.12
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes- j
tertlay (per cent) 68
Highest temperature yesterday 49
Lowest temperature last nigtit 35
Average temperature for the
iy 42
Normal temperature for this
date 50
Precip. In Inches and Hundredths:
Precipitation tor 24 hours,
ending 5 a. m 06
Total precip. since 1st month 1.02
Normal precip. for this month 2.27
Toial precip. rrom Sept. 1,
192S, to dale .17.44
Normal precip. from Sept. 1.
to date 27.D4
Total deficiency since Sept. 1,
1!I2S 10.50
Normal seasonal precip. Sept.
to May, Inclusive 31.11
Forecast for Interior southwest
Oregon I'usettled with rains to
night and Thursday; not much
change in temperature.
GOERLITZ, Germany, April 10.
The time is not far off when
American farmers will use meal as i
fuel for their motors, says Rudolph
Pawlikowski, head ot the Kosmos
Machine works.
The forecast of the German mo
tor engineer is based on 12 years'
successful experiments with pow
dered fuels. He explains that his
forecast 1b based on the ease with
which meal may be employed. Vast
crops of maize or sweet corn will
furnish all the fuel needed by the
simple expedient of grinding the
residue In a mill and feeding the
roduct Into motors as fuel.
Tot only meal, but rice hU6ks,
pulverized coal, wood dust, char- v
SEE THE NEW
impliciti
Cylinder
Grinder
Grinds car, truck, tractor,
or stationary engine cylin
ders any size. No honing
or polishing necessary.
Rice's Garage
438 N. Main St. Roseburg
Phone 339
Train or Stage
C through motor coach to San Francisco Tl
added for your convenience Jf
Southern Pacific offers transportation to fit your
plans. Train and motor-coach combine to give
the utmost in travel convenience.
To Portland
Leaves
Shasta" , 4:40 pjn.
"Orcgonian" ..... 12:05 ajn.
"Silver-Gray" Stage ... 6:45 ajn.
"Silver-Gray" Stage . . . 12:35 pjn.
To San Francisco
Leaves
"Shasta" . 2: 10 pjn.
"Oregonian" . . ... . 5-10a.m.
"Silver-Gray" Stage ... 4:45 pjn.
To Coos Bay Points
Arrive
Portland
10:40 pjn.
7:30 ajn.
2:45 pjn.
8:35 pjn.
Arrive
San Francisco
10:50 a.m.
7:30 ajn.
2:20 pjn.
Arrive
Marsh6eld
9:40 ajn.
8:05 p.m.
Leaves
Motor-Coach , . 6:15 ajn.
Motor-Coach 4:40 p.m.
To Klamath Falls Eureka
Lv. Ashland . . 9:30ajn. l:30pjn. 5:00pjn.
Ar. Klamath Falls 12:15 p.m. 4:15pjn. 7:45pjn.
Motor-tvich Ivm Grants Pass for Eureka 9:40 ajn.
tA network of 'Silver Urays"
These fine motor-coaches cover western Oregon. In
addition to Pacific Highway travel branches radiate out
from such centers as Salem and Albany to Monmouth,
Independence, Newport, Lebanon, Dallas, Falls City,
Silvenon.
Pboue or call onus any time for all travel information.
Southern Paeli
J. E. CLARK, Agent Phone 11
FORWARD-
Ilulck 4-Pass. Coupe, 1926 model,
for rule at bargain price by Rose
burg Motor Co. Oakland and Pon
tlac dealers.
Arundel, plnnn tuner. IMmne 1SH-I
wt arm v a km. k. h h a k u w
imtinTiEm
Uteatedt
pn
your
Onh of ihe groafest jnvs
eating is in being aMc to taste
rst one flavor, then another
-to contrast something sweet,
C-r instance, alter the oVIicale
ol sonic other lorn.; or (lie
dear tang of juicy fruit with a
piece nf cake.
It is sugar that helps these
delight tul contrasts most. It
lemls emphasis to other flavors
by the sweetness of its own.
Then it Joes something more.
It accents the true flavor nl the
- -ftHHJ it blends with. A priii
T,4iling of powdered or cmifeo
.Vriioners sugar over straw Ik-itics
softens their acid, and clanlics
their flavor. Or a small portion
of sugar on peas in cooking,
makes them taste more rkhl.v
like peas.
li .you have varied health
foods on your table, you have
. varied flavors . . . milk, fruits,
' vegetables, cereals, meats, snn
' ' ple desserts. JTor greater joy in
eating, flavor with sugar. The
best cooks arc generous with
augar. The Sugar Institute
111
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NO other !owpricetl Six in Ihe world can ,ao
ceMfullv stand outuparison, feature by feature
with Ihe sensational Ihirant Six. To obtain the
Ihirant atlvautages In any other car. yntl wottld
have to step up to the hlgh.prlce level, -r Prove tt
to your own satiHfaetion. Compare! Th e popular
Diirant Six haa the World-Famoua Ked Seal Conti
nental Motor, Lanchestrr Vibration Dampner, Nel
son Uohnalile Invar-Strut Tistons, florae Silent
Chain Timing DrivcChadwick Bronze-Backed Boar
ing, llemlix Kour-Vi hcrl Brakes,Force Feed Lnbrt.
VSKa eatiou and other features found in costly Sixes & Eight!
n 1 1 i i
2-Door Sedan, tlllS
Body by t'islicr
urn lies - anoiner
AH -American feature
that arouses owners'
eninusiasm . . .
Cmiftidrr the delivered
pi-tec an well as the 1it
price when comparing
automobile value.
0kUrwt-Tontine dlrHl
prit-ra iiirtr.il nly rniMin
bpclirra for drlltrry
and financing.
In thick Iraflio . . . w here quick,
sure deceleration is imjKrative.
On slippery pavements,. . .where
equalized action is the crying
need. In hilly country . , . where
ordinary hrukca heat up and
drag and sometimes even stall
the engine. I'ndernll these con
ditions the brakes of the New
Oakland All -American have
proved their superiority.
Internal-expanding . they
are fully protected. I'naflcctcd
PHr 1 1 14S In $1X75. f. n. b. Fnntittr, IfiVhijcnn. piM rfrirvrv rhnrgf. spring mnr nntt
juj iiftirniHir ttnrn nornrr tnriuura in fiat rr I
Crnerol Motor Tint Payment Plan an
by mud or rain or ice. As a re
sult they maintain .their high
eiliciency in any weather. They
are always positive and smooth
in action ... always excep
tionally quiet.
Yes . . Oakland's brakes are
far from ordinary. Hut the
same is true of everything else
in the New AH-Amcrican fix.
Conic in . . . and we will show
you how much more it oflers for
Its price.
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t.t'.M:RAI MOTORS
OAK LA N D
ALL AMERICAN SIX
ROSEBURG STAR GARAGE
Roseburg Motor Company
Rose Street
, Cas and Pine Sts.
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 521-R