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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1929)
THREE Local Business Man Here V. C. May of Eugene is transact ing business here today. From Riddle C. II. Crow of Kiddle was a busi ness visitor Ihth yesterday. From Camas Harold Dirk of Cumas Valley was a KoseburR visitor yesterday. Home From Salem , It. W. Marsters of Ito-burR has returned from a brief visit lo Sa lem. Sykes Here V. E. Sykes of the Syles-Kon-yon Losing Co. is a business vis itor here from Uridse. LaVoy Here F. A. LnVoy of Portland, cou nseled with the Southern Pacific, is a business visitor here. Here From Glendale I). C. Harris of Glendale, ern Pacific roadiiiaster, Ronth wub a business visitor here yesterday. Collins Here on Business V. F. Collins of Portland, repre senting the Texas Oil Co.. is a business visitor "here fur the com pany. Returns Home K. F. Hotz of Glendale. well known here, formerly connected with the S. P., was a business vis itor here yesterday. Mrs. Crunk Here Mrs. Elmer Crunk of Bridge mine to this city yesterday on business and to -shop at I he local b tores. Finance Man Here G. H. Wolfe of Portland, special representative of the Pacific Fi nance corporation, is a visitor in this vicinity today. Visitors at the Rose Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Terry are visiting for a few days at the Hotel Rose. Terry is a crack shot and here in the Interests of the Winchester Amis company. C. O. Webber Hurt C. O. Webber, engineer for the Southern Pacific company, had his nere Yesterday right leg Injured Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs T R Duncan of when a level in the engine was re-"So,lth ,t.or rreek. accompanied bv leased, striking his leg. No bones ,1Hr two blighters, visited in Itose- ere broken. The injury was pro nounced serious. Eugene Register, Returning Canada Mrs. Idella M. Rale, who has been spending the winter at the I). E. Ilennigh home is leaving to night lor Rot ha, Alberta, Canada. Knroute Mrs. Halo will visit friends in Portland and South Bond, Wash. To Remain Till Saturday Brigadier General W. E. Wads- wouu, ueparimeiu commander oi- the Patriarchs Militant, I. (). O. F., and assistant state manager of the Pacific Woodmen Lift association, I will visit in this city until Saturday. and viciniiy i Leaves for South J. Prag of Portland, sales repre sentative for Cameo and Elcrest hats, was a business visitor here during the early part of the week and left yesterday for southern points. While here Mr. Prag placed a complete line of late hats with the Vogue. Man alive, straw hat day is here again. Thursday, the 9th is the day. The ma'Ie wil blossom out in a soft Panama or a body Milan hat and the place to get that hat is Straws News In From Glide Phil Strader Is a business caller in this city today from Glide. Chancy Here It. (. Chaney of Myrtle Creek Is a business visitor here today. Here From Drain Waller I.. Smith or Drain Is business visitor here today. From Medford Thomas Calvert of Medford was a visitor In Hoseburs yesterday. Here From Coles Valley Hermann Paulson of Coles Val ley, is a business visitor here to day. Saylor Here on Business J. H. Saylor of Canyonville Is spending a few hours here today on business. " Visitors From Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. L. Eckstrom and small con of Reedsport were visit ors In Roseburg yestreday. Couple "Here Today Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thompson of Uinpqua are visitors here today on business unci pleasure. Miles Here On Business W. D. Miles of Eugene, connect ed with the Southern Pacific is. a business visitor here today. Weaver Visits E. V. Weaver of Myrtle Creek came to this city this morning and is spending the day here on busi ness. , in From Ditlard Miss Margaret Rice of DiUard was u caller in this city yeslonhty coming in to call on friends and shop at local stores. Buyer Here Sam Knbenstein of frequent visitor here. Eugene, is stopping at the Grand today. Rubenstein Is a buver of hides and here for the purpose. Here on Visit Morrill Kilter of Portland Is spending a few days in this city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hitter. burs yesterday. Visits With Wife Tl ?C Clein nf Mori ford f visit- fll ,I)is city with Mrs. Gl-in who Is draftsman for the Copco com pany and here with the company. Will Inspect Roads County Commissioners Clouch and P.Lisenburk are leaving tomor row tor Iteedsnort and where they will spend days inspecting roads. vicinity several . Encineer Visits y - Hamilton of Etig ne, dis- (.-let lubricating sales enuineer for th shell Oil Co.. has left for the southern part of the state after a business visit here. Brunn III ' Irvin Prunn of this city is re ported as unimproved this morn ing. Mr. Brunn lias been ill at the hospital for several days and did not rest well yesterday. Lunn Visitor Here A. G. Lunn of Corvallis. connect ed with the farm crops department and experiment station at Oregon State College, is a visitor here. Mr. i Limn is considered on of the poul . try experts of the northwest. Newton Here on Business Sidney Newton of Medford Is spending several days here on busi ness. Newton is associated with Hubbard Bros, of Medford and here regarding the operation of now t ractoi h purchased by the Copco company. To Go to Coquille Cal Hermann. fiht promoter. Is leaving today for Coquille. where a card is scheduled. Mrs. Hermann, who has been visiting In this city for Hie past week with Mr. and Mrs Clyde Wiard and Miss Anna Ma-1 Hemmiiigson, v. ill remain hem tor a short time. Here Enroute South J. (). Russell of Salem slopped over In Rosebunr lost night on his way to Medford wh'Te he will visit with his son who is connected with the Jackson county bank. Mr. Rus sell is visiting with J. E. Torblett while in the city. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St THERE A VruTrAT5 WASVP AND IftONeOVHTH CMLt- A NrVELL.-4 MOOMED MAN I 1 9UEASEDTO weAfti C.en'h men apprriate way we launder their shirts and collars. Th-y are pleased to wear the laun dry that conies from this shop. They are pleased to pay our prices. W e will be pleased o have you call. Roseburg Steam Laundry Waits 3 Years to Die, and Is Freed 1 1 ' S Aiier oeing sentence! io nam; for murder and waiting three y.sus to die, Mrs. Catherine Caller, above, of Chicago, was freed when her case came up for a new trial. One state witness, also aeeus'd of a part In the murder, died and Loren Patrick, who is ;scrvinr n life term for the slaying of Wil liam Lindstrom, cabinet-maker, re fused to testify against Mrs. Cuss Ur. College Degree's Value Shown by Survey Worth $56,000 More Than High School Diploma, Figured on Earning Capacity. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. May 8. . P.) A college degree Is worth $:1tU00 more than a high school diploma, according tb statistics gathered by Dr. C. B. Glenn, super intendent of llirmingham schools. His figures are based on the Al pha Kappa Psi fraternity's survey on occupational incomes from all types of occupation and grades of education. The statistics were compiled from 7.3ti9 reports received by the fraternity from all states in the union. The survey was conducted lo show whether a college educa tion actually paid in dollars and cents. "The untrained man," Dr. Glenn found, "with only an element ury education, .goes to work at 14. Ho reaches a maximum income at "Ifi," earning on the average less than M,7()u a year. His total earnings from 14 to CO are about StM.tKil). "The high school graduate goes to work at IS, four years later, and passes the maximum of t lie ele mentary trained man In 10 years. "He rises steadily to his own maximum of $2. son at 50 and then falls off to about his 4u-year aver age. His earnings from 18 lo (10 total about Sss.OOu, just $24, nun more than that earned by the ele mentary trained boy. This indi cates that each of the four years of a high school boy's life is worth ?;.nti to him. "The college graduate goes" to work at 22. By (he time h- Is 31 his income equals that of the hitrh school graduate at 40 and con tinues steadily lo rise. Total earn ings from 22 to tu is approximate ly $141. mm. The $:.;. ti)o above Hie hii'h school graduate figure repre sents the cash value of a college education, making $14.on0 for each of his four-year lerni." - o UNHEEDED FROST WARNING COSTLY TO ROGUE VALLEY fAwM.inh'd iT'wt Win-) MKDFOHD, Ore.. -May !). Or chardists of the upper Roue river valley who failed to smudge .Mon day niht. will find that ihelr or chards have been damaged, Floyd Youim. government front expert, said today. He made a survey of the orchard district yesterday. Youm; issued a warning to or chard ists that 11 would he advis able to smmUo this year until Ihe end of May, owlnn to the lateness of t lie season. The frost danK'-r period here usually cnus around May 10. The nnple crop has been Ihe chief sullerer from frost this sea son. EVIDENTLY, BINNIE DIDN'T BUY THEM P-y MCA Service ALTON. III. Mrs. Itinnle liur ton probably bought her clothes with her own money. Otherwise, her darling husband wouldn't have been so eager to cut up her shoes and take her nice new under clothes. Hut Hinnie didn't pay for them, so he amused himself with a lare j little w'fe complained, Minnie was arrest ed a nd t hey wen t t o cou it . M-s. Itinnle. Iturton chained, wouldn't keep a bis home t'dy :nd refused to f-nok for him. Mm H'linie chiireed Mint she conl'in'i keen a QiHrh of rim hen Ih'CJium' of her plavful mate's cutting ayf The jndce told I.'nnip he must renlace the ruined rio( he. Mtd frni both them honie to p.-'ieli up1 their troubles and keep ;.- p-iee Pontiac corwh. Y.i?fy model, this car Ins been kept fri the best of e-ne and is for sale bv Iloieb-nir Motor Co. Oakland and Pontlac dealers. Fnrd 4-door sedan. 1"4 model in good rnnnimr orfler for sale for VJ by Roseburg Motor Co. " Oak land nnd Pontiac dealers. Ve'tals From Bay Mr. and Mrs. A. C Wtnl nre visitors here from MarshfieJd. Leve For Coast Mr and Mrs. H. K. Can left thl Trom!np fr Mnndnn and Mar.-lif'el'! 'takine a load of sioek for their j variety stores at those plarefi. Business In Rtedsnort Mi Kvehm N'e!on. rountv health nurse, left this njornlnx for Kowjanort to spend the day on of ficial business. -.V j JO- (SOCIETY By MILDRED BYNON I The Lady Elks will sponsor a ' card party and dance Thursday eve- ( i nina at Hie Elks parlors. Mrs.. Al bert Micelli is in chart-'e of arrange-' tments ami an enjoyable evening is i promised. One of the interesting events of ' the week was a quilting party at the home of Mrs. William McGee , ' Wednesday evening. Luncheon was served late in the afternoon i to ten guests. With bright soring sunshine1 I beckoning, the Eldeen club will i enioy a picnic toniirht at one of the pleasure spots near the city. ; One of the larger social ftinc-; Hons of the week wai the nnnunL ball elvon hud night bv the United Snanish American War Veterans, j The Oriental Ganb-ns was the scene of the enjovable affair and I scores enjoyed the music nnd . dancing throughout the evening. Music varied between modern stens nnd old-fashioned numbers, adding to the uniqueness of the af fair. Funds derived from the dance will go toward defraving the ex penses of the convention of the or ganization coming to Rosoburg lat er In the summer. The Rosflmrg Garden club met last ni"!it affer a visitation to vari ous tulin gardens nf the elnh mem bers. Following the visitation ihe members met at tho Parish house and eWHnn of oficer vas held. The fololwing personnel will act ns Tifficr? during the coming year: rhnrles A. Brand, president ; Mrs. Grant Wilcox. firt vice-president; j Mrs. W. S. IT uni'toM. second vice-j president; Mrs. W. R. Brown. sere-l tarv-treasnrer; and Mrs. G. V. Wim brly. corresponding secret ary. Directors elected were Mrs. B. fasev. Mrs. Charles Wharton, Mrs. W. Hughe. Mrs. W. Hughes, MWs, Minnie East on and Mrs. J. F. Barker. False Honeycomb Proves Deception to Bees Ingenuity of Georgia Apiarist Enhlcs Him to Increase Profits on Quecn3. VALDOSTA. On., Mav 8. (A. P.) With queen bees selling for as mueh as $5 each and the whole world for a market. J. W. Sherman, South Georgia apiarist, has devel oped a way to deceive the crea tures so that their capture Is mere ly a matter of routine. He manufactures a false honey comb that, ts ao perfectly construct ed that even the nueen doesn't ree ocnize ihe deception and makes tier way to the special cell that Sherman'has devised as a trap. He never fails to lure the queen from any siven comb section. Sherman f-avs the i-tralec makes it unnecessary for htm to serane around I lie whole hive, probably injuring or kill in? many bees in the search for their queen. There never are manv queens. Usually there is orly one in a hive. When there are more they fiht. A queen is hatched from the same kind of cut; that hatches a worker or a drone. She becomes a queen only when, as a ktuI). the workers stnirle her out for special feeding. The same food, given any other erub, would produce a queen bee. The workers feed only enough grubs to keep the colony supplied with a queen. j The oueen. mating only with the; drone that flies as hiirh, fast, and; far as herself, has the entire re-; sponsibilfty of populating her col-i ony. The workers do not produce ' eggs. Surplus drones, which neither' collect food nor make honey, are1 stung to death by the workers. j Apiarists who breed oueen bees' for the market frequently talte food; from the comb in which a queen! bee is being reared and place It in other sections, the deception en couraging the. workers to feed sev-1 eral queens at the same time. AMMONIUM SULPHATE For FARMS CARDENS ORCHARDS VINEYARDS GREENS LAWNS SHRUBS Makes Anything Grow C. A. Lcckwood Motor Co. Instructor at I Pitt Expelled1 ( f-;4 j ST ! Frederick olt man (above), in structor of philosophy at the Uni versity of Pittsburgh, was expelled with two students for activities connected with the Universal Lib eral Club, recently banned as "radical." Woltman was a leader in the work of the Pittsburgh branch of the American Civil Liberties Union. FISH PRESERVED LONDON This Is sonv? fish tale. A. .1. Lee, of Radlett. kept four gold lish ii: a garden pond where they eoi:M swi..; around freely. One night lecently the nond froze hot id, the fish freezing 1" tho middle of a big block of icn. Lee, according to the tale, thawed out the Ice and the fish bejum to HWim again. Bad Legs 1 Ymir Feet Swell it ml lurinnif nnt ; mo Sre nt Citn lliirilfy Unlkf HAVE YOU VARICOSE OR SWOLLEN VEINS? To t" th,- misery, pnhi r mrc-n.-ss. lu-lji nUure tin- ng.-rmi swoll.n v.-iiiH ii i it I Nlri'MKtlnri tin lt-K. urn' MiM)titM Eim-mlil Oil. Thin ...v. iTul iini'tratfng yet nnl atil is- le hi'ilthiK "II Is Hhnplv W'nli-tli-l-r Hi fur 1'li ern f Mil Surew ami liiok.-n vHn.s. ( lhtnlnahle at Nic lliitn Kiillcrtun's mid all flint class DOUBLE ACTING MAKES BAKING EASIER "Thank You!" .We, the young women who serve your tele phone, appreciate the co operation you give us in our efforts to please our patrons. We render a most per gonal type of public serv ice. Telephoning is a mutual undertaking that requires the co-operation of the party calling, the party called, and those of us who operate and main Tire Pacific Tfxftitone NOTHING IS NEW PHIInLPHIA Just to prove that nothing Is new under the sun, the American Philosophical Society exhibits records to show that horn ed toads, brought into the lime light last year by the news that they were able to live for years in Folid rock, are old stuff. Accord ing to the minutes of a meeting of the society under President Jeffer son In lhiiS, u live frog was found in stone by Sam Peters at Hebron, Conn., In 1770. BEN'S BIRTHDAY LONDON. Everyone probably knows of l-ondon's "Big Ben." the, clock whose chimes are broadcast all over the world by radio. It has just celebrated its seventieth birth-j day, and Is practically as good ns new. The works are In perfect. ; conditiou and the only sign of a run-down condition is its cracked j bell, which developed at the very beginning of the clock'a'career. FLYING MOTOP CAR PARIS. The flying motor car Is tho newest thing on wheels and in the air here. It has been de signed by Parcel Leyat. famous French idiot and, after several un successful attempts, the machine recently was made to run ntoiif? a road on its wheels nnd then take tho air. Detailed descriptions of the machine are not available, but Leyat plans to revenl them In a public demonstration soon. Ksex six coach, 1925 model. In c-ood running order offered for $175 by Itoseburg Motor Co. Oakland and Pontlac dealers. CHEAP FOR A CASTLE LONDON' If you would hobnob with rovaltv. you should have a roval dwelling. Ludlow Castle. ! Ludlow, can bo had for souk and! dance, and can be rented for even! less. A first class castle, "fitted, with everv convenience," it Is said ! can be rented for about $5(1 a week, j It has Hi bedrooms and central heating- i Kssex six coach. 1925 node!, in rood running order offered for $175 by Koscburff Motor Co. Oakland and Pontine dealers. Ford roadster, 1924-5 model, wllh or without pickup box, for sale by I Itosebunr Motor Co. Oakland and ! Pontlac dealers. j Yes, LESS than one cent per baking for the finest, purest, surest baking po w der that can be produced at any price. The greatest money saver that ever entered a kitchen. Prevents failures that waste many dollars' worth of other baking materials. Try it. Profit by the perfect never failing action of Calumet. 1 tain the delicate mechan ism. Although, being hu man, we may not reach so-called "perfection," you may be sure that we will continue to the best of our abilities to do our part in the company's continual effort to give you faster and better service. You are always cor dially welcome at our central offices. and Teijcrapii Company It's as setting a watch Yet the remarkable new Frigidaire Cold Control allows you to regulate the freez ing time in the ice trays exactly as you regulate the cooking time in your oven; New low prices a small deposit, secures immediate delivery of Frigidaire in your home. Ask for books giving complete informrtioo. ! WILLIAMS ELECTRIC .CO., Inc. Eugene, Oregon WM. SCOTT, Local Dealer Roseburg, Ore.. Phone 407 Straws Go to The Head The Straw Hat season gets away to an official start, Thursday, May 9th. Choose here, where style, quality and value are embodied in straws of every type. $1.95 to $5.00 Duds For Men, Inc. Quine Bros. TODAY IT'S GUARANTEED FANCHON and MARCO'S VARIETIES a i; On ijm c ti.ijfc ' VVitf 'J- '4 "Marquis t -; I Matinee Picture only 10-25 Evenings 10-50 ANTLERS as simple ONE DAY ONLY the Screen Oh! He's a Gay One . mis aron nouie- man. In a smart ro 7 , J mance of empty 'i-kPur,e and full heart.! Adolphe U Mcnjou's deliihtful- ADOLPHE MENJOU Preferred" ADMISSION
