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i ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1929- THREE Local News Puccinelli Visits R. C. Puccinelli of Los Gatos. Cal., is here this week on business. On Business Here Richard G. Kxtra of EuRone has Bpent several duys iu this city on business. Copco Man Here W. T. UuiHt-uberry of Medford is here on business Tor the Copco company. Visits Here Mrs. Helen Anderson of Los An geles is a visitor here with Mrs. T. 11. Olson. From Yoncalla Among the out of city visitors yesterday was Mrs. Gertrude Stoute of Yoncalla. Hendryx Arrives N. D. Hendryx of Eugene arriv ed In RoseburR late yesterday to spend a short time on business. Leaves for San Francisco Miss Florence Stewart of South Deer Creek left yesterday by train for San Francisco to visit. Visitor Here MIhs Cleone Tnscho of DIxonville was In Roseburg yesterday calling on friends and transacting business. Arrives From East Harold Walton of Carrlngton, N. D., arrived here yesterday and will remain here with his brother E. D. Walton. Miss Wilcut Visits Miss Marie Wilcut is a visitor here from Myrtle Creek, stopping at the Hotel Terminal for a few days. Visits Here 1 C. n. Gordon of Mnrshfield was an arrival last night at the Hotel Umpqua. Gordon is a prominent business man of the bay city. Salesman Visits William J. Flanagan of Eugene is spending a short time hero on busi ness. Flanagan is a salesman and makes a regular trip to this city. Returns Home- Mrs. Bessie C. Manning of Jun eau, Alaska, left yesterday for her home after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. John Bon. To Visit Grandparents- Master Ross E. Purkhiser of Portlnnd arrived yesterday to spend the summer visiting his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Krogel at Dixonville. In From Glide Walter born of Glide is a busi ness visitor here today. On Business Here A. E. Rice of Dilhird was here yesterday on business. In From Tiller Mrs. E. Moore of Tiller Is among the out of town callers today. Here Yesterday Miss Florence Thiele of TTmpqun was a visitor here yesterday. Kirby Visits Howard Kirby of Los Angeles was a Roseburg visitor yesterday! Here On Business T. C. Brown was a business visit or here yesterday from Dixonville. From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Baxter Moore of Myrtle Creek was a visitor here yesterday. Here From Anlauf Pauline Gatdahiml of Anlauf is hare today visiting ant! transacting V.ufness. Miss Strader Here Miss Floy Strader of rixonvllle visited with friends in this city j estcrday. From Riddle Miss Mildred Nokes spent the day here yesterday from her home at Riddle. Here Yesterday- Mis. Eliza Clayton drove to this city yesterday from her home at Dillard. Hardisty In Town F. L.. Hardisty of Eugene is transacting business in Roseburg for a shotr time. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Martin to! ITH tACtt PlAKiE, -rE SEARCH TOR BOOTS b BECOMING MORE HOPtlE.S'a NO VUCK , 61MME S &MOKE, WU.T7 ? WEU. YOOO BETTER REST ytfX OWE WORE TRP SOMEHOW CAKRl6KV NOW . OOfcNT SEEM Ef. TO VET OP TOR. ft POOR WO !l ) "toy wow'T Bfc HfcVPlNG T f 00 bO TO PIECES - 4 JJi t By MILDRED BY VON The 1929 graduating class of the Lookingglass high school will ob-st-rve the '.'.nnual commencement tomorrow evening, June 13. The following program has been ar ranged : Processional Priest's March Mendelssohn Margaret Porter. Invocation Hev. T. F. Allen UUf - llcautilul Hells Address Prof. Thomas denlle lee. Come Where the Miles Bloom 'icsentation of Diplomas O. G. Rogers. Presentation of Scholarship P. M. Nash. Vocal Solo Mrs. Arthur Marsli Benediction Rev. '1. K Allen Reception to (!l mluates. THCT OUGVX TO W&OOT From the Metropolis Mr. and Mrs. William Coalman of Portland are visitors In this city today. Miss Ewlng Here Miss Nellie Ewing arrived here this morn i np; from Oakland to spend the day. Seattle Woman Here Mif. A. M. Mclntyre of P.entilo is a l.nsiness caller in this city foi few days this wee. Visits Friends Mrs. M. Tjomsland of Melrose visited with friends and shopped In this city yesterday. Visiting Parents Mrs. Jerry Nelson nnd two chil dren of Eugene arrived last nteht and are visiting Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr. and iMrs. H. B. Church. the Expected Home Earl Hurch of this cliy of C. A. Loekwood Motor Co., Is pected home today after spending several days in Portland on business. Attend Convention Dr. Maude Plyler and Dr. Cath erine McNeil left this morning for Falem, where they will attend the 22nd annual convention of the Oregon Chiropractors' association Visitors Here- Mrs. Frank L. Bond nnd daughter Joyce of Eugene are visiting here this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford. They have been on a tour of California and are now en route to Eugene. Arrive In England- Word has been received at Dix onville that Mr. and Mrs. W. C Boise, who left several weeks ago on a trip to Europe, had landed in England and were met there by their son Charles. They will spend the summer visiting in England and on the mainland. Entrance Pay Changed An amendment to the salary for position of junior janitor nt the Roseburg federal building was an nounced today. The entrance salary is to be $1,140 per year. Applica tions must be filed with the district secretary at Seattle not later than June 22. Charles Fields, local civil service secretary has blanks for making out applications. Visiting In City Mrs. Mayhelle Church and son Wilson arrived today from Medford nnd visited on their way north to Yoncalla, where they will spend a short time with Mrs. Church's mother. She will then go to Ash land to attend normal school, start Ing Monday. She was n former teacher In the Roseburg high school nnd Is now an Instructor at Medford. Salesman Visits V. C. May of Eugene, well known salesman in this territory is here today on business. From South F. W. Beilor of San Francisco is transacting business in this vicinity for a short time this week. Miss Rodley Here- Miss Ruth Rodley of Looking- glass came to Roseburg yesterday for a brief visit with friends. AS SO0i TO EKV , OTE OP THE BEKEtt VATWS, ON h UTTVt SOVMED OHHHA- M2NB0BT" EVER mo Wt ??? IQlOia. BV NtA SERVICE IWCRCG. U. 3- PATOfT. J Jim Is Going Out Once More MOTHER OF TWELVE GIVEN 18 MONTHS UNDER LIQUOR LAW (Continued from page 1) Visits Here Asher Harry of Coquille was a caller in this city last night, stop ping at the Hotel Terminal. Visits From Tiller Miss Freda White visited friends here and transacted with busi ness, from her home at Tiller. Here From Coast City Mrs. Flora Sagaberd of Reeds port was a visitor in Roseburg yes terday from the coast city. Saylor Visits J. B. Saylor of Canynnville drove to this city this morning to trans act buiness and call on acquaintances. From the North Robert E. McKinney of Seattle, connected with Y. M. C. A. work in the northern city was a Kosehurg visitor last evening. From Coast City Mrs. Florence Richards of Marsh field is here today taking the teacher examinations at the office of the county school superintendent. in prohibition enforcement. The. measure declared the "ex cessive toll" of lives taken by fed eral agents had culminated In an "assassination" at International Falls and "caused the citizens of the republic to . he fearful that their lives may be snuffed out at any time they traverso the public highways." Seymour Eowman, assistant sec retnry of the treasury, in a state ment today said Customs Patrol man Cox who shot Archibald Eug sler at. Detroit, did it "in the reg ular line of his duty" when rum runners tried to recapture a boat seized by a customs officer. Prohibition Commissioner Doran also announced ho had received a report of the shooting yester day at Fort Balrd Veterans' hos pital, New iMexico, of J. J. 'ihomp- ann, by a deputy sherili and a pro hibition agent, the report, he said, showed the officers were justified in shooting Thompson, who, it was added, bad opened fire on the of ficers whim he was apprehended iu the act of delivering whiskey. His capture was the result of a drlva bv prohibition agents to prevent boot leggers from selling whiskey in the vicinity of Fort Baird Veterans' hospital. No Dry Agent Praise MADISON, Wis., June ill. -A re solution was introduced In Hi stale senate last night prais.ng federal dry agents "for their fail ure to shoot anyone" during th? prohibition raid at the republi can's diamond jubilee celebration at Ripon, Wis., last Saturday. The resolution was killed, 20 to 7. The measure was Introduced by Senators James A. Barker of An tigo anil Ben Gettelman, Milwau kee. It declared the acent:' "failure to kill anyone" nt Ripon "was unusual In view ofJhe shoot ing by a dry agent at Internation al Falls. Minn., of a civilian, am) ihe fact that 104 civilians were killer) In the enforcement of pro- Here on Business A. C. Smith of Saiem is here for a few days in the interests of the Oregon State Motor association. Smith Is well known here, having formerly represented a truck com puny in this territory. Leaving For Portland Glenn McAllister of this city, manager of the Terminal hotel and agent for the West Coast Air Transport Co. is leaving today by plane for Portland. He will go in the plane which has been receiving repairs at the local airport. In the party making the trip will be Mc Allister, Leo Devaney, superintend ent of the West Coast Air Trans port, Kenneth Houseoider and Gor don Burnett, mechanics. Spends Day Here Iv I. Dazey, or tne southern ore gon Gas Corporation, Medford, spent the dav in town looking af ter company matters In connection with the local branch of the cot poratlon. hibltion from 1920 to 192S." 8 Sentenced In Portland PORTLAND, June 13. ieven men and a woman were today eut enced in federal court on liquor law violations nnd for possea-.'on nnd operation of stilis. The eight were indicted on chnrges of con spiring to violate Ihe national pro hibition laws by operating stills In Marion county, on the Boone's Ferry road and near Tigard, Ore. Ihose sentenced were: Lnsll-3 B. Case, Horace Case, Victor Kyle and E. C. Kyle, ench thirteen months; Pharrcr, John sum, months; George mouths, and Joe days. The prisoners sentenced to more than a year were committed to McNeil Island, ami the (liters to the county jail. C. Kyle was parol.nl because of severe illness. Ho pleaded guilty by proxy. Miss Maxlne Wieland of Grants Pass and Miss Xelda Roadman of I'mpqua wer the honor guests at a parly iven last evening by Miss Artha and Gertrude Carter at their home on Cobb street. An en joyable evening was spent with a luncheou served to eleven guests. The Lady Elks will meet this evening at the Elks' parlors for their regular business and sociul meeting. & The annual meeting of the coun ty council of Ihe Parent Teachers association will be held In the mu sic room of the Junior high school tomorrow evening. A special pro gram has been arranged to follow the regular business session. Rossel island cannibals kill their victims liv smothering. JOHN A. COPELAND- - BURIED YESTERDAY The Funeral aeryice for John A. Copfland was held at Ihe Myrtle Creek Methodist church yesterday afternoon. The church was filled with friends and many beautiful flowers, llev. Patterson assisted by Key. Hall officiated. Interment was In the Myrtle Creek cemetery. M. E. Hitter had charge of the service. When meerschaum Is first dug from the soil it is soft like soap. The darkest and most lustrous ulnks are found in Nova Scotia. At 3 cents a mile a journey to the sun would cost S2.7HO.IHIO. J HarrtiCSt earns' history of Roseburg "he Mate ot uregon THERE were Indians oil around Aaron Rose's land, members of both the Umpqua nnd Calnpooia tribes, but they made no trouble for Mr. Rose, since he was nlwnys very careful to treat his red-skinned neighbors fairly, r.nd to picscive their friendship. Our Practice IS to mark all i plain with retail that the matter of suitable selection, ncrchnndise prices; so making a withrn the family's means, becomes simple matter. DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME,, Corner Vina and Lane Streets Pione 112 ROSEBURG . I ' ) One of the Indians entered Mr. HuKites&fftea,--. AT h Rose's service, and for many ycais . ?jj'H "lfffiTfel ' . I was known tar ana wiac us slwH.i -mi L-j - fjl W mm U a vf whif thc ,ndinn ilMilil! lliillll r . IV I was inordinately proud. i(feIiflH QUSiKlSiU i , Francis Krebs, HU3 scooped out by hand. I . Vr-1L -' i p?1 muj1 1 vegi KM starts Hjjg WtyvYCTw h IWS I TODAY' i XLl HLJLvL 1 11 Y jHfel Nl rirV'' If For Three Day gfcjg LAi A h iff, I dI p I ANOTHER 11 PCMTAL-WORKli vitaphone M I jsn Ms N TRIUMPH! Sf!i HEAR the charming voice of the most beautiful actress, as 52 i' j! D"C3 she speaks her lines in the dialogue that won the PULITZER E C3 The time to Bee a dentist Is when decay first Rets in. See ns today nnd let us correct defective teeth be fore complications arise, NEW SYSTEM DENTISTS DR. NERBAS DR. PHILPOTT Lady Assistant EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE LARGE EQUIPMENT Enables us to guarantee all work for durability and appearance at low cost. PAINLESS DENTISTRY Gas for Anaelgesia and Anesth Replacements of one tooth or all same day PAINLESS EXTRACTION Masonic Bldg. ! 3 SI Wt&m To Leave for Normal- Miss Ituth Collins, who lias spent the last week visiting with her parents here -will leave tomorrow for Ashland where she will attend normal school. She will drive as far south as Medford. - OPENING Summer Dance Season Former Pastor Visits Rev. H. E. Mow and family, for mer residents here, now located at Santa Cruz, California, arrived In Koseburg last nieht and remained to visit today. They are on their way to Astoria and Vernonia to visit relatives. Rev. Mow was pastor of the local Christian church at the time plans were made for the construction of the buildin recently finished, and this is the first opportunity to see the structure that he was instrumental in starting. Goes to Ashiand Miss Ona THirrh of this city left today for Ashland when she wlllj attend normal school during the summer. Miss Parch will be a Euest at the home of Miss Julia; Keasey, formerly of this city while In Ashland. Miss Florence Fuller will also leave with Miss IJurch to attend summer school. Visiting Home Folks Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Weaver, of Oakland, Calif., where the former is employed with the American Kx press company, are here visiting at the home of J. M. Weaver, of Roberts Creek. They are taking their annual vacation, and Mr. Weaver will remain here a month, but Mrs. Weaver expects to stny most of the summer visiting with relatives at Myrtle Crek. The blood absofrhs about pounds of oxygen daily. two RAINBOW GARDENS (Four miles north of Roseburg on brinks of North Umpqim nt Winchester) Music by Those Famous Yellowjackets PLENTY OF ROOM Saturday, June 15th COME! an e m mm when desired lJ YT ""H Phone 1 Ea O ED CD II E33 II pa in DO H Corinne Griffith IN LOTS OF FRESH AIR Saturdays Children All the romance nnd thrills of everyday life painted in nature's own colors. So tfrcnt a play, it won the Pulitzer prize as the best of the year. Imagine how much belter it is with the screen's most beautiful star. Don't miss it. Sri LOOK! ON THE SAME PROGRAM Two Great Short Features A Big Act of "TALKIES" Chic Sales in "LADIES MAN" OUR GANG in Wiggle Your Ears With Sound Effects ADMISSION Matinee 10 35 Evening 10 50 ANTLERS
