Roseburg news-review., June 10, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1929.
THREE
Local
In From Langlois
Mr. and Mia. A. W. Brltton of
Langlois were visitors here Sun
day.
Couple Spend Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoohen of
Medfonl were among the visitors
bora over the week-end.
McTaggart on Ousin
Frank McTaKKurt ot KuKene is
spending a shorl Ume in litis city
on business.
Perkins Visits Family
N. V. Perkins of Kosoburg, own
er of the Koseburg Cleaners spent
Hie week end with his family in
Myrtle Point.
Boyce Visits in Eugene
E. R. lioyce of this city visited
yesterthiy with friends and rela
tives in Kimono. He returned from
the university city lute last eve
ning. Attend Carnival
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Cook and Mrs.
Cook's daughter, Miss Lois Hrund,
were visitors In UoBehurg Satur
day, coming from Eugene to at
tend the carnival.
W. O. dinger Here
W. O. dinger, of Ln Grande,
owner of Hie Grand hotel building
In this city, spent the week-end
visiting and attending to business
matters in Roseburg.
Burch In Metropolis
Earl Ilureh of this city, employed
with the C. A. Jvnrkwood Motor
Co., left Saturday for Portland and
is expected to return to this city
the early part of this week.
From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Hogue of
Eugene are spending a short time
in this city. Ilogue is taking Die
place of George lim ber during the
latlers illness.
Visiting Parents
Miss Myth Hunan, of Chiloquin,
arrived home Saturday evening and
is spending her vacation visiting
her parent s, M r. ad - M is. E. R.
latino. She will be here for two
weeks. ,
To Go to Klamath
Harry G. Lewis of Portland Is
leaving In a short time Tor Kla
math Falls, after spending time
here on business. Iewis is n sales
man for u cigar company and well
known here.
Goes to Coos Bay
Master Frederick Bynon of this
city left SattmTay evening for
Marnhfleld and North Bend where
he will remain for several weeks
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick liynon Sr.
Rev. Mow Coming
Rev. II. E. Mow and family, of
Santa Cruz, California, are expect
ed to arrive hero Tuesday after
noon or Wednesday to visit for a
short time. Rev. Mow was form
erly pastor of the local Christian
church. He is to meet (lie mem
bers of the local church at the
mid-week prayer service Wednes
day evening.
Here From Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. William ITallock
and daughter, Miss Honnye, of De
troit, Michigan, are spending a few
days with thejr niece and nephew,
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Utter, of
7-16 Mill street. The Ilallncks are
making an extensive tour of the
west and have visited the Grand
Canyon, Zlon National Park, the
petrified forests,- Yosemfle Valley
and ttie Redwoods. They are pleas
ed with the I'mpqua valley and
Roseburg. Mr. Hallock is with ttie
engineering department of the
Ford Motor company of Dearborn
and Miss Hullnck is a teacher In
the high school of that city.
isn't how much
you pay for shoes it's the
kind you get that counts
i
that's why so many men
choose Florsheim Shoes
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News
From Grants Pass
H. C. Cook of Grants Pass is a
business visitor In this city.
From Medford
Ralph Merritt of Medford vas
a Sunday visitor here.
Goes to Portland
Mrs. Dave Morgan hft yesterday
for a few days visit in Portland.
Couple in City
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fallon of
Portland spent Sunday in this
city.
From Oakland
Mrs. Eva Richards was hero Sat
urday for a short time from her
home at Oakland.
On Business
Miss Maybelle Teman. of Port
land Is transacting business lit tilts
vicinity for a few days..
From Medford
George Richardson and C. S. But
terfield are business callers here
from their homo at Medford.
Shell Man Here
Frank Murphy of the Shell Oil
company with headquarters ln Se
attle was a week-end visitor In
this city.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Bertha Rohr Shrum is visit
ing here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. F. Rohr, from her home
in California.
Here on Visit
Misses Dorothy Rchnehele nnd
Viola Dietrich of Medford visited
with friends and relatives here
yesterday.
Green Visits -
Gael Green of Portland is a busi
ness visitor here, accompanied by
Mrs. (ireen, who will visit at the
Hotel Rose for a few days.
Eugene People Visit ,
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
and daughter of Eugene were visi
tors iu Roseburg Sunday. They
are former residents of this city.
Oppenheimer Visitc
Morris Oppenheimer of San
Francisco is a visitor here. He is
a prominent fruit man of the south
ern city and heie in regard to the
business.
Visit at Glide
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church of
this city spent Sunday at Glide.
They vhited with Miss Marie
Lane who has just ' graduated from
Oregon Slate college.
To Appear for Speeding
W. It. Baker of Eugene was
-charged with speeding on the Coos
Bay highway yesterday and will
appear to answer the charge here
tomorrow.
Enroute North
Mrs. Bud Emery of Myrtle Point
was a visitor hero yesterday en-
route to Portland to attend a meet
ing of the Eastern Star.
At Idleyld
Miss Margaret Carr has an her
guests her father and mother of
Portland. The party will enjoy
two weeks, at Idleyld where they
have taken a cabin.
Accepts Position
Fred Royce has accepted a posi
tion as night truck driver for the
Roseburg fire department. Ho re
places Joe Frederlckson who re
cently resigned.
Return to Marshf ield
Mr. anil Mrs. Norman Johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snilih or
Marshflchl left late yesterday for
their home In the coast city aft
er attending the funeral services
of Albert Iouis Smith.
Expected Today
K. N. Hay of Eugene is expected
to arrive In this city tonight to
spend a short time on business.
Hay is a radio and automotive
equipment salesman and well
known in this section of the state.
Leaves for South-
Mrs. Fred Jones of this city left
yesterday for Pet ultima, Cal., to
spend three weeks with her fath
er Grant Helman who has been a
visitor here at the Jones home for
the past few .weeks.
Goes E-ant Tonight-
Mrs. R. n. Wood nnd two little
sons, Rufus and Wallace, leave to
night for Minnesota, where they
will vtelt at the home of Mrs
Wood's father, and with oilier re
latives, for a month or so, return
ing here late ln July.
Leaves for Washington
Clair Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Taylor of this city, left
Saturday for Kennewlck, Wash.,
where he has arretted a position
with the Pacific Light nnd Power
company. Taylor graduated from
Oregon State college this spring.
G. C. Morris Ettate $25,000
An estate valtntl at li'.S.miO was
left by Gus C. Morris, former Rose
burg resi lent, who died June 3, a
cording to a petition for probate of
will filed yesterday with Circuit
Judee TazwHI. The widow. Klla
A. Morris, ami several relatives, are
tneflciaries under the will. The
Pnited States N'atlnnai bank was
nominated as executor.
Children Euroute North
Two busses parsed through
Roseburg yesterday filled with
children who are enjoying the "edu
cational tour sponsored hy the
Pictorial Review Publishing com
pany. The party was enrute north
to Portland to attend the Rose
Show and will continue on north.
The rhildren arp being given a
tour of the I'nlted States as a re
fult of a recent contest given by
the publishing company.
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sketches prepared by government cmnloyuH rmm engineering data. Picture nhows the H-iO foot dam tow- I
ering over the big powerhouse, which
Here on Business
C. A. Prock ir Hrockway is
business visitor here today.
Allen From Drain
A. A: Allen of Drain is n busi
ness visitor in 'this city today.
Mrs. Dunne Visits
Mrs. N. C I mime was a visitor
he.-e on Saturday from Melrose.
Vicits Here
K. Montgomery was a visitor
here Saturday from Looklngglass.
In From Days Creek
, M. Gervais of I lays Creek trans
acted matters of business in Rose
burg Saturday.
Mrs. Cooper Visits
Mrs. Hess Cooper visited with
friends b're on Saturday, driving
ln from Glide.
Doctor Held In
"Torso" Murder
Tr. V. P. V'F,U;tkt-. wealthy re
tired physician of Los Angeles,
was charged with murder in con
nection with the disappearance of
Mrs. Laura II. Sutotu, believed to
be the "torso" murder victim whop
body, with head and limbs severed,
was found recent lv in the Los An-
preles river b-d. WestlaV-e Is sairl to
have been engaged to Mrs. Sutton,
and police said check books and a
safety deposit box key belonging
to her were found in a garage be
longing to Westlake'a son.
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NOO LOOK ANSWER ,SV.'. WWEW BOOT
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V00 TO FtO HER THAN ANNBODX,
iM '. I APPRECIATE AV.V VOOR.
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woowKsr. foo
,gipm. by nix ttnvtcQlte.- no u pt. off.
Jimmy Has Reasons
is to have a capacity of fc.n.miu
In From Wilbur
Maizie Walker of Wilbur was a
visitor and shopper iu this cliy
Saturday.
From Days Creek
Atttong the -out or city visitors
Saturday was Frances Snyder of
iuys Creek.
Here Saturday
Mrs. George Ollivant of Olalla
was a visitor and shopper in Rose
burg Saturday.
From Myrtle Cteek
Mrs. 11. F. Kiigllsh of Myrtle
Creek motored to this city Satur
day ami visited villi friends.
Mrs. Bynon Here
Mrs. Tied Hynon of Prock way
was a visitor in this city on Satur
day afternoon.
Mrs. Tjomsland Here
Mrs. M. Tjomsland of Melrose
was among the out of city shop
pers iu (lie city on Saturday.
Here on Bu-;inet?B
it. J. imnton and C. L. Wiley ot
Camas Valley drove to this city un
Saiuruay tor a brief business, visit.
i
Visiting Friends Here
Mr. and Mjs. Harry Ilrown, of
Sarrami nto, arrived here late last
week for a three wet ks' visit with
friends and .relatives in Looking
glass. They are guests nt the
home of Mrs. R. L. Chamberlain,
mother of Mrs. lirown.
Return North
Mr. anil Mm. A. W. Parker of
Rldgefield. Wash., left today for
their home after being in this vi
cinity for several flays. They were
hern f',r tl) funeral of Albert
flouts Smith. They were nreom
panied home hy Mis luise Hunt
ington of Marslifietd.
Huntington Here
C. P. Huntington of MarslifleM
was a visitor here today. Hunting
ton , a prominent drn"t "r
roast city, Is also owner; pi A SztUC
ptore at Oaktanu uui vm, mn ,
Ilv have been In Oakland for the
past week, called there hy the
death of Mrs. Huntington's father,
Albert Louis Smith.
Mc Cormick - I leering mowers,
rakes and binders pre carried in
Block at Wharton Hios.
More than three-fourths at the
world's supply of sisal comes ftorn
Mexico and Yucatan.
By Martin
1 CO WE NO THAT
wex home to
estabush bae
aroomo a certain
AREA 0 A TO
INCREASE OOR.
THAMX6,BVL-B0T X
COOlOKiT DO THAT !
XEE ,WEVL-1 HrWu
A PERSONAL IKTERET
IN FW0M6 BOOT
AMO X'CAHiT AOCIATE
3 THAT WTH MONEX r
-
LOOK
horsepower of electrical energy.
BORAH WILL NOT
ACCEPT DISCARD
OF DEBENTURE
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congress were abandoned today by
senate republican leaders after a
conference of senate democrats
derided against fixing a definite
time to vole on the laiil'f hill.
An adjournment from about June
tS to August HJ or lii Is contem
plated. Cooperation Pledged
Senator Robinson, of Arkansas,
the democratic leader, announced,
that the minority parly was ready
to cooperate lo dispose of the pro
gram recommended by President
Hoover din ing I he extra session.
This declaration was regarded as
lnsii'ii4 a final vole on the tariff
hill In (he fall without tiie definite
agreement asked by the republican
leaders.
While the farm relief question
was discussed. Senator Robinson
said no attempt was made at the
democratic conference lo ascertain
how the party members would vole
on the farm relief proposition.
A'dlm Hoover Request.
WASHINGTON, June lo. The
Jones resolution to carry out presl-1
dent Hoover's -commendation for
a joint cnngressioiml committee t e (
Hludy the reorganization of proltlbl- j
Mori enforcement agetieles was or
dered favorably reported to tint sen
ate committer.
The committee would be compos
ed of three senators and three rep
resentatives. Specifically, President
Hoover recommended that the
eommiiiee ptiidy mutters pertaining
to the proponed transfer of the
prohibit ion hut eau to the depart
ment of justice.
The resolution was introduced
by Sen ;i tor Jones, republican,
Washington, author of the law In
creasing penal! bs, for prohibit Ion
violations, shottly alter the presi
dent's special message er onimend
lllg t in ii action had b en leieived
.it the capitol.
JAMES FLETCHER IS
RE-ELECTED TREASURER
BY STATE FIRE CHIEFS
.Jame Fletcher, local fire ihlef.
v.as re-elected ireuj-tfter ir the Ore
gon State Fire (Mi f" a'-ociatfon
at the eiilifi rente whi'h eluded at
JCoivaHU e!e-,:,y. Mr. Fletcher
I has ser ved In thi office for the
past two years. He w;rs unable to
attend the meeting this year.
Cow Kpray at Wharton Pros.
Hv MILDRED I1YNON
The r.lentiary W. C. T. V. will
Hin t Weilni'silay aftarnoou at the
home of .Mrs. Pearl Asej. Mem
bers are ursed lo atteml n (here
will he a short forelKii missionary
iroKram ami other business.
Visa Ahhy i.. Webber of Marsll
flehl beeame the bliile of Ucorue
Spenue of this elty at a quiet cere
money yestenlay. The nuptials
were performed by Ui v. Matthews
t the home of Mr. ami Mrs. James
II. Winters. 725 S. Jackson street.
;tinl 'the couple were attended by
.Mr. and Mrs. Winters. After a
wedding journey to Portland the
couple will reside In this riiy
where the Kroom is employed with
the lted l'.all Truck lino.
DAMAGED PLANE
MOTOR IS BEING
OVERHAULED HERE
Work nf repnlritiK the nose mo
tor of the West Count Air Transport
phne( which was forced down here
a few days npo by eiiKlne trotihlo,
1b hehiK undertaken here. The hteh
compression caused the breakage
of Hie top of one of the pistonfl.
causing broken material to he
ground up In the motor, resulting
in considerable danume. Tlio pow
er plant wus new, having been pur
chased less than a month nno, and
had only a. few Iiouih of f,yl1K ser
vice. A factory representative was In
RosebuiK yesterday to make an in
spection on behalf of the makers
of the engine, while Leo Dovaney.
.superintendent of the West Coast
company, and Gorton Ilurnett,
elH''f mechanic, are also here.
Mr. Ilurnett, a former resident of
Rosehmg, who is now in charge of
the company's mechanical depart
ment, flew to Kosehurg, and then
returned to the shops, procuring the
necessary equipment for repairs,
and drove buck to this city to assist
in overhauling the motor. Ken
neth Ilouseolder, also of this city,
mechanic and co-pilot of the plane.
Is doing the mechanical work. De-
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glassei
1?6 Jackson St.
Farm Loans
r,onns on Improved farmn, R, 7 or
Id years. interest, payable
annually. ct commission over
term of loan, making total cost
R. Liberal repayment ' privi
lege. Prompt net ion. Wo also
have private money for farm and
"Jty loans. Call or wrllo
G. W. Younj? & Son
LOANS
llfi Cass St. Phono 417
Infant and Pre-School
Douglas County Health
Unit
June 12, 9:30-12:00 a. m.
Health Office in Courthouse,
Roseburg
For Dad--on
his Day
The finest Father's Day
gift we know of Cheney
Cravatat
Dad will like their spark
ling rich colors and smart
new designs.
He'll like the radiant
beauty of their rich shim
mering silks.
Hell like the way these
new ties blend with his
various shirts and suits.
And hell appreciate your
good taste in selecting this
most practical of Father's
Day gifts.
June 26th is the day.
Come In rum and
make tour telectitmx.
Wilder & Agee
Company
vaney and Ilurnett
Hosebut'K today.
remained In
Spray for rose bushes and other,
shrubs Is sold at Wharton Bros.
. o
Starfish destroy hundreds or
thousands of dollars worth of oy
sters annually in Long Island
sound.
Cultivator shovels for all makes
lire sold at Wharton llrog.
Petrels are so named because
their habit of walking on water re
calls the ltiblical story of Peter.
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Miller Dehydrator
An All Oregon Product
Built Especially for Oregon Prunes
By an Oregon Firm.
Which has combined the latest methods and years of .
prune drying experience in Oregon to build the best plant
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Prices $2500 up
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JOAN HALAMICEK
Age Nine and Her Sister
JEANNE
Age Eight
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"Complete Health. Service"
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Case Phone 491
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
542 Fowler St,
FURNITURE REPAIRING -All
kinds of Uullt-in Work made
to order.
Window Screens made to order
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They all
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