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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1929. THREE Local News Puccinelli From South H. U Puccint llt o" Los Gatoa is here today oil business. Here From K la mat!) Mrs. Alden HoIhtis is a visitor her. from Klamath Falls today. Vaif Here on Business John Vail of Coquilh' Is a busi ness caller iu this vicinity today. Croisan. From Capitol City Gt-urse V. Croisan of Salem is spending a brief time here on busi ness. Flynn Arrives C. D. Fly mi of Eupenp Is among the but of town city visitors here today. Here From Eugene V. C. May ul Kuwene arrived in this city late yesterday on a busi ness trip. Larabee Visits E. S. Larabee and G. Wilster of Corvallis were visitors . In ltose burg last night. Mrs. ChilJs In City Mrs. Charles CliHda and children are visitors here for a short time from Albany. Mareters on Business Dun E. Marstere of Eujrene is spending a short time here trans acting business. Ed Webber Visits Ed Webber, well known truck salesman of Medford, is a vi3itor here today. Moffett on Busini W. G. Moffett of Portland is here on business today. Moffett is an in surance man of the metropolis. Rockwood on Business L. P. llockwond of Forest Grove is a Hoseburg visitor, stopping for a brief visit at the Hotel Umpqua. Heyburn a Visitor .. Among the salesmen from, out of town todav is C. S. Heyhurn of Eugene. Heyburn is a frequent visitor here. Hoffman From Eugene ' f G. D. Hoffman of Eugene arrived in Hoseburg last night and will spend a short time here on busi ness. Beeson Visits Merle Beeson of Canyonvllle Is among the out of town visitors here. He arrived In Hoseburg late yesterday. Here From Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. J. Kernan of Reedsport are visitors in Rose burg today, arriving last night from the coast city. ' Couple Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scherer are among the out of city visitors here, coming from their home in Medford last evening. Goes to Glide Hobert Casebeer was1 a visitor here yesterday en route to Glide, alter u year's school at Oregon Stale college. Tourtelotte Visits John E. Tourtelotte of Portland Is a business visitor in Hoseburg today, here regarding the comple tion of the new Douglas county courthouse. Tourtcllotte is a promi nent architect of the metropolis. TASTE! That can be trusted. VALUES! That can be tested. These' two statements mean this: Style that is authentic and worn by the well dressed roan of today. Fabrics of long wearing worsted that are the choice of the man who is hard on his clothing. Sheppard Visits George Sheppard from Marshfield. is here today Here From Melrose H. P. Conn of Melrose visitor here yesterday. Here on Business S. Haines of Myrtlo Creek was a business visitor here yesterday. Leatherwood Here W. W. Leiitherwood of Umpuua was a business visitor here yes terday. In From Dillard K. A. Hubbard of Dillard was a visitor here yesterday calling on friends and shopping. Frank Hill Visits Frank Hill of this city visited in Myrtle Creek yesterday on busi ness for the C. A. Lock wood Motor company. Salesman Visits J. H. Coe, salesman for' logging equipment arrived in Kuseburg last night from Portland to spend a short lime on business. McLaughlin Here J. P. MeLH-jghlin of Portland, is a business caller in this city today. McLaughlin makes a regular trip here for an electric company. Leave For Coast J. R. Farriugton and H. M. Pier son of the local telephone company left this morning for Marshfield on matters of company business. Visitors In City Ernest Hostel, iof the Medford Mail-Tribune, accompanied by Jack Woods, wrestler, was a business visitor in Hoseburg yesterday eve ning. From Coast Hen V. Leisch of Marshfield, prominent realtor of the coast re gion and John Swanton of Marsh field, arrived here yesterday and spent Hie night at the Hotel Hose. Testing Lights 1C. It. Tiiurber of the state traf fic department was a visitor In Myrtle Creek yesterday where with two other members of the depart ment he tested lights. Back From Trip H. B. Dairy m pie of Portland re turned from a fishing trip up the North Umpqua late yesterday. He left this city several days ago to enjoy the sport and will rot urn not'tli soon. Submits to Operation Miss Florence Buseiibark, form erly of this city was taken to the hospital in Eugene late last night to submit to uu emergency opera tion for appendicitis. Miss Busen bark nmkes tier home in Eugene. In From Sutherlln Miss Lillian Limine of Sutherlln was a visitor here yesterday. Miss Limine will accompany the mem iK'is of tne Boys' ami Girls' chins to Oregon State college for sum mer school this year. Home From College Harold Thomas of this city re turned to his home here after at tending school nt Oregon State col lege at Corvallis for the past school year. George Churchill also returned from the college to spend the summer here. Home From Corvallis Miss liuih Collins of this clly lias returned from Corvallis where she has been teaching the past winter. She will visit her parents here until the tifteenth of June when she will go to Ashland to nor mal school. Miss Collins wilt grad uate from normal iu August and the following month will return to Corvallis to resume teaching. Miss Jacoby Returns Miss Catherine Jacoby of Look Ingglass returned yesterday after noon from Cornelius where she acted as bridesmaid at the wed ding of "Miss Heta Bunning. Miss Jacoby brought back the bride's bouquet, which she caught at the i ceremony. .Miss Jacoby relumed lo j attend the alumni meeting at ' Lonkinglass last night. Enroute South V. S. Mitchell of Portland, gen eral manager of finance of the Continental Airways, and Earl C. Wright, assistant manager of the Vittionul At rial Surveys of Port land stopped for a short time to uay in tins cily and visited with their niece and cousin Mildred liynon of Ihe News-Review. They are enroute ?outh where they will meet Mrs. Mitchell who is driv ing wpst from Chicago. ood-Will Buick Sedan, 192S model. Chrysler Sedan, 1927 model Dodge Coupe, 1926 model. Pontiac Sedan, 1927 model. Essex Coupe, 1928 model. Esex Coach, 1926 model. Oldsmobile Coupe, 1927 model. Dodge Roadster, 1923 model. Chevrolet Truck, 1926 model. ROSEBURG MOTOR COMPANY Oakland Pontiac Dealers BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES l Ml! ON WE StPRCW- fOR KM? , BOOTS -SVWP-WRtCKEO,WAX OW Xb OOIN6 VJtAfc lOKNG AROUNO - SOT A HOTt VKt W TOKENS T'GtT W ClOWtS MX Wt 54 Temples Represented in Parade of Three Hours Money Donated to Hospitals. (Associated Pro Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES. June 6. Sev enty five thousand Shriners here at their 55th annual convention pre pared to drop the curtain today ;on a week of fun making. With the post of outer guard, onlv contested office of the im perial council, filled by Walter S. Sugden of Wheeling, V. Va., who was elected at yesterday's confer ence, there remained but two more functions the Installation of the thirteen officers at high noon Grae Here T. E. Grae was a' visitor here yesterday from Winchester Bay. In Portland J. S. Hanson and S. J. this city are visitors in transacting business. Jones of Portland In From Dixonville Miss I Volet Inscho of Dixonville, was a visitor here yesterday call ing on friends. Mrs. Howard In City Mrs. H. Howard of Yoncalla ar rived in Hoseburg this morning to visit with friends and spend the day shopping. Anderson Here A A. Anderson of Seattle, is a business visitor here. Anderson is a prominent manraclurer ot tne northern cily and also is connected with the C. J. Ilreier chain stores. Portland Attorney Visits Tom Garland, prominent attor ney of Portland, was a visitor in this city today. Garland has Just arrived from Coqullle where he represented two clients in circuit court. He was successful and the clients were acquitted. GLADYS H. STRONG PIANO Studio Open During the Summer Parrott nhlg. Tel. 31 1L, 292-R Used Car Sale Ford Coupe, 1929 model. Ford Coupe, 1927 model. Pontiac Coach, 1926 model. Star Sport Touring, 1925 model. Maxwell Roadster, 1924 model. Star Roadster, 1925 model. Ford Roadster, 1927 model. Foitl Touring with Ruckstell Axle. Ford Truck, Cab and Transmission. J WONDER "WtSfcS MOTMNb "WINK WOWOTU -??! 606 , Wm "V'WVtJK, ABOUT fcNKBCW fctEtfi' tA WAV OVV WWfc- tsfl Close Your Eyes and selection of a 1930 convention city. I In as brilliant a parade as this clly probably ever has seen, 10,000 Shriners made a final gesture be fore thousands of spectators last night. Under the dazzling beams of arc lights, the Shriners staged their official revrew down . Figueroa street. The bands, patrols and chanters of 54 temples marched by street throngs and into the colise um before nearly 70,000 spectators for three hours. With their uniforms flashing ev ery color of a rainbow under the streaming lights, the paradors made an impressive sight of pageantry augmented by drilling formations which thrilled the crowd with their intricacies. 250,0000 Display Gift. To match Hie splendor of the Shriners parade, the motion pic ture industry prepared"- - to flash 1 4.000. (i(H).ouo candle power on near ly forty floats, all traveling with mobile generators and displaying nearly every trick of colored light ing known to the skilled techni cians of the studios. The display, which also will include the pres ence of a score of famous motion picture stars, is estimated to have cost 5250,000 and was made a gift to the Shriners by motion picture magnates. Each float will portray a scheme of adventure or beauty dirigible fMfrbts over the North Pole, the flight of n rocket, or gigantic flow ers filled with fair actresses. Choice of a convention city ap- parenliy lay between Toronto, ! Canada, Minne;ipo'.is. Minn., and Atlantic Oily. N. J., with a notice ably strong leaning toward the fa mous New Jersey ocean resort. ' The adjournament of the con vention will bring no change In the 1920-30 program for the Shriners DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 1T6 Jackson St. DANCE! AT TENMILE Saturday, June 8 Rice's Dance Players By Martin "WERt's, A SWELV CO&rWOtJ 1W VT - A' MY AWEti WtU. ANYWAY , ftOOTS 60T HER. jf$A bosnital for crinnled children. Individual donations or iuo,uuu toward the Shrine hospitala for crippled children were announced liv tlie board of trustees. A re commendation to the imperial council that $t00.000 additional ap- oromiatlons for the extension of hospital facilities be added to the ?l,2;0,000 annual appropriation was made by the trustees but was la bled. FINE WORK, GEORGEI LONDON. A collection of minia tures valued nt more than $15,000 has heen constructed here by Ceorite M. Sihbakl, Leeds jeweler, with the aid of a flue darning needle. Ills modls Include a horl zontal engine. Inside a cherry slone, weighing only five grains, a gold revolver of 76 pieces inside an almond shell, a furnished two room home in half a rtareelonia nutshell, and a golden state car riage weighing only 17 grains. OUT OF DATE KoikI Mother (as minister pre sents little hoy with penny): Now, Hobby, what do you say? Hobby (accustomed to talckels and (limes): Veil, I'll be damned! Life. SHORTEST , C fc Kmm . V . BETWEEN YJH6' I with s3z''ifr$; L 1 Try Them in The Three Great Stars FTIT' ? 1 i i NEWS-REVIEW : SHEARER II , . . II " U II ic a woru a nine g I . . ... . Ci . II II rl. O. Warner L.KW15 kJiutic i II II The voice of Mary Dugnn speaks out from the y I mrtll- 11 in II maKic tiilkin(? screen to tell the world trial tne k am I greatest ALL-1 ALKINLi picture -r-rrrz '-" j I has arrived. 4 A Chevrolet Cabriolet, 1928 model. Chevrolet Landau, 1927 model. Chevrolet Coach, 1927 model. Chevrolet Coupe, 1927 model. Chevrolet Touring, 1927 model. Chevrolet Touring, 1926 model. Chevrolet Sedan, 1926 model. Chevrolet Touring for $69.00. Chevrolet Truck, cab body. SOCIETY By MILDRED DYNON Mr. and Mrs. WashliiKton Huphes of this city have as their house guest today anil Friday, Miss Luet la Marklcy ot the 1'niversity .of )reKon. Miss Markley ai rived iu the city today with Miss Daphne Hughes also a student at the uui- ersitv. Miss Markley is a charm ing- young lady popular iu campus atlairs and a grailua'e of this year's class. She will return to Ku gne for the graduation exercises Saturday and will then journey ou lo Kiinlmll, Nehraska, where she makes her homo. A delightful event of the past cek was a birthday surprise given at Coles Valley honoring Miss Lor ain Bacon. The guests gathered al the home of Mrs. Margaret Han non where the evening was spent n games and a musical program. A delightful lunell was serveu at small tables centered Willi piuk sweet peas and caudles in pastel shades. if S Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Dawson en tertained at dinner Wednesday at their country home for Mrs. J. M. Agnew and her house guest. Mrs. J. A. Thomson of Hedmund, and Frank ltowhiud. Several guesls were Invited to meet the honor nuests and a delightful duy was enjoyed. - The Umnaua Sauiiws will serve strawberries and Ice cream and cof fee on Friday und Saturday in the building formerly occupied by the Qulne Insurance company on Jack son Btreet. Booths will be arrang ed and It Is expected that many who attend the Strawberry car nival each year will enjoy Ihe fea-. mre. The baby parndo scheduled for Saturday morning is arrnnged and under present plans will be an In teresting event of the week and in -the event of rain will be stag ed at the armory. if- Mrs. H. A. Cannday of this city has as her house guest Mrs. Jos eph Shockley of Portland. Mrs. Shockley will return to the me tropolis the latter part of this week. The valleys In Tibet are high er than the tallest peaks of the llockieH. 1 y&wYmfhr z ADMISSION Mali"ee Matinee Children 10 Adults 35 at 2:15 Evenings Evenings Children 1 0 Adult 50 7 i S . 9 -00 t If r ,1,0 JClJ r v 4 rV ' B 1 B li III. V At 50 Years on Job N ! Ueorge K. Woolley of Salt Lake was absent from his work in the U. S. land office Just thref days in 30 years which is some kind of a record. Hwently he completed 50 years of government service. Now Orleans has largest mahogany plant. the world's d i s t ributing ANCE AT THE WIGWAM Saturday Night, June 8 Music by Star Five 5 1 M, jM I I , i.' J 1 . A . E i i wu it '.VJ it- U. S. MAY PURCHASE PATENT RIGHTS OF FEDERAL TEL, CO. f Areola t) rrM Lmaed Wtw) , WASHINGTON, June ".--f&-tails of an agreement by which the navy department in 1018 acquired radio patent rights of the federal - degraph company for ji.eoo.oou in a successful a:iempt to prevent It trom going over to foreign control have bfen laid before the senate I interstate commerce committee by lieutenant Commander , ttmroiu Dodd, of the navy. Another agreement, Dodd said, was made in 1921 by which the ra dio rights were released to the com pany so that it could start a trans pacific service to China with" the approval of the state department. Dodd said the navy received no di- est return for this agreement ex cept the advantages that were to accrue from the development of the service. 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