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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1929. - en-"rsr 4 -jT''.f! U SrTOT f I "J fife. A IX W 1 A PV WTJI KS 2- 1 IV i IAJct:5?ricswiei fifiasi cassia la iagsgsisaj ' " 1 1 " ' ' ' 11 r 1 & 'ill T'ia ' i a'.1 11 : 1 s.-.r -.- . ... i ' JT IDLEYLD PARK Management Announces 2 New Features for the Fourth of July Celebration. WOTldLc.!rpHClMlLL IPI-KYf.D PARK, Jump 20. Special to the News-Ki'vlpw) 1'laiirt for tin? Fourth of July cele lirnilon at Idleyld I'ark aro now (Ici'iaudiiiK h Ki'fat deal of alien- Popular Highway Stopping Points Are Listed in This Column. "Where the Hiways Meet" Where the Tourists' Trade Is Appreciated FIRST CLASS CAFE Individual Percolators Home Cooking King's Service Station Coos Junction Store, Garage, Gas, Oils Hotel Sutherlin Modern Hole! Modern Rates We specialize on Sunday Chicken and Turkey Dinners 75 cts. per person. Also special luncheon daily at 50c. Banquet room for 'r public or private parties. . J. W. TURNER, Owner Sulhcrlin, Oregon STOP At Camas Valley Store on your way to the Const ICE CREAM, COLD DRINKS GROCERIES B. R. RICHTER & Co. South Drain Service Station Food for Both Self and Motor at Harry's Kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Mason, Owners Shady Dell Auto Camp Free Lunch Grounds Free Lunch Grounds Cabins, Camp Grounds, Service Station, Groceries, Soft Drinks and Confec tionery. 2 Miles North of Oakland, Ore. J. C. MOFF'TT, Owner. fill I Llsl (lohlnrbeitor, nbnvo, doniui't1 and nwerved and a lirnnt't frmn I Austria, rtdKiis as "Miss ITnlverse." i Hymbollc of world's prettiest girl Ins dwldrd by jurtnos at the intr I national beauty paueant at Cialvos- ton, Texas. She Is tho first foreign entry vr to win honors. . Hon. Two now features have hpen j added tn the program for the day. ; One will be a bathing benuly con I test and the other saddle horse I rachiK. i The bathing beauty contest will hp under Hie direction of Charles O'Mnlley of Roseburg. On account of the size of the beach and pool the class will of necessity be snuitl. ThO middle horse competition, al so a newly added feature, promises to be one of the bcHt events of the day. Seven entries have already been promised, which assures a lively and Interesting race. The management Is giving a great deal of time to provide a d;v of complete entertainment Tor the patrons nf Idleyld I'ark. und Is in viting the. general public to partici pate us well. The program will open with a basket dinner at I J o'clock; pro gram and address 1:30 to 3:00; hathtng beauty show, races, sporls, :i:liu to f::io p. ni.; dancing after noon and evening. lion. Dexter ltlce of Hoseburg will he chairman of llie program, and the address will be delivered by Hon. A, C. Marslers of Itose-burg. STORMS ARE CHECK ON TOURIST TRAVEL TO BANDON BEACH KAN' DON, June 20.- Tho heavy storms of tbe past two weeks have pill a check nit the lourlst season, which, "should have started In earnest Ibe first week In June. Owing to tbe rains and cold weather the real tourists camp ers have not taken to the road yet and UiosH who are now traveling must spend tho nlghlH In cabins or hotels and sutler iiiscomiorts while on the mad. Tbe heavy I storms really Intensify the beauty uf the coast country though, and 'anyone who braves the discomfort jof l ravel to drive down the Itoose- velt highway now is well rewarded 'in seeing the storm sweeping over ;the dark pines, blooming rhododen : droits, and the tall grasses nf the hillsides. The ocean, usually s calm at this month, is all achuin inn the rocks, sometimes throwing I spray onto tbe very road where 1 the cars must pass. It Is Indeed la wild and beautiful scene the storms make of tho mast highway this week. HAN DON-, June 20. (Special to th News-ltevlew) The annual Northwest conference of the M. K. church. South, will be held In Co cjiillle this year, beginning on June lftth and lasting until June '?. The meetings of the conference will be held in the M. K. church. South, of Con u i lie and rooms in private homes and camping sites will be provided for the visiting ministers who have already begun to come from all parts of the Pacific North west. A full program to take up the entire week will consist of lec tures, music, committee meetings, picnics, etc., and some very good speakers and entertainers will bo attending the conference. It ia planned to tako the visitors, when there is any spare time during a day, to see some of the different beauty spots of tbe county, on short drives and picnics. Classes In Kpworlh League, Sun day school, pastors' school and school of missions, with 15 very able instructors in charge, will be gin on the morning of the 2o th and last through the rest of tbe week. Tbe annual picnic of the confer ence will he held at the Ltuudon beach on June 22. fug like a Trojan at something or another from early morn' until the shadows o tbe day s end have long since fallen. Now THAT Is what I call a full life! ! No man's life Is complete without a wife always providing that she be the right kind, and not a mill stone draped about a man's neck tli which many wives are inore's the pity! In Mrs. Vosburgh, this tireless hustler has a "right hand" Jin truth and not In poetry! En thusiastic, resourceful and Intense j ly energetic, Mrs. Vosburgh la so much part and parcel of bis life j that so Ideal a partnership is j enough to give one cause to stop jand comitate a bit. They plan every- iniiiK logeiucr anu execute inetr plans together! Today the Vosburgh resort has twelve most comfortable cabins, several of them oflouhlo size. A well equipped general store has practically everything that the camper and sportsman might ie- ! quire. A gas and oil station. A good dancing platform set anions the towering pines. And very ex cellent fishing, either up or down the river or at one's buck door so to speak. We- my Right Hand and I hive been here for several days and de spite a rain that soothingly and seemingly ceaselessly! patters on the roof of our warm and comfy 1 cabin, we are thoroughly enjoying ourselvts! In actual charge of the establishment are Air. and .Mrs. Win kler and t'would be difficult in deed lo find two people any v. here who make more faticcessful ef forts to keep their guest ct happy and comfortable! The new dining room Mrs. Mott and I christened, and 1 warrant me that it will be well filled at nieul times, during the coming season! In brief: what Douglas county needs Is more men of the John Kwell and Karl Vosburgh type! Men who KEK AND A PI'ltKCI ATIC TUB flRKAT POSSI f II UTIKS of this moot beautiful section of the country and who get out and AC COMPLISH TillNCS instead of talking about that which OUGHT to be done! WILBUR NEWS I (N. wH. vi. w Ih-uxla Cutilr S-lat) I WiLIil'K. June 1!. Rev. V. R- Ilaird, pastor of tbe Fir.it Christian church at Koseburg, will preach at itho Wilbur school house next Sun ! day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Special music is being arranged. The pub ; lie is invited to attend the services, j Mrs. Lilla Vowel! left this morn ing fur Ashland to attend the sum ! niej- session of the Southern Oregon , normal school. MANY REGISTERED AT BANDON DURING THE PAST WEEK Visits Here Mm. M. L. Davis of Modesto, Calif., arrived here yesterday en I'oute to Granger. Wash., to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Davis. Mrs. Davis is the slster-In-Inw of L. C. Davis. 11 AN DON (Special to the News Re lew.) IlandoQ camp grounds i have been well tilled during the 1 past week. Among those registered at the several park3 were: Mr. and I Mrs. II. L. MeCarty, Itattle Ground, ' Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Rackleff, J Marshfield, Ore.; Charles Chi Ida and family, Albany. Ore.; Jack Smith. Hillsboro, Ore.; I. C. Dyer and wife, Myrtle Creek, Ore.; ! Haiiey llarklow and party of seven, i Myrtle Point, Ore.; Geo. V. Jensen 'and party of four. Portland; V. E. Randolph. Chiloquln, Ore.; Rev. H. J. Van Vleet, Montana; G. V. Mor gan and sons, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. ('has. M. Stltes, Sherwood, Ore.; Miss Amelia Paulln, Willam ette, Ore.; R. C. Lively and family, North Rend, Ore.; Mrs. V. K. Lil lie. North Ilend, Ore.; Mrs. Nellie AN APPRECIATION OF EARL VOSBURGH Hy MAJOR LAWRENCE MOTT It. is written that "the laborer Is worthy of his hire." I This being Indubitably true I am 1 minded to paint a word picture of a man, of his efforts against odds that were heavy, at times, and of tbe very splendid .results that he has almost literally hewn from the j "foreHt primeval" speaking In , poetic language. 1 1 have still to find out something that Karl Vosburgh hasn't at least u speaking acquaintance with! Not a "Jack of all trades and master of none" as Is usually the case, but I find that mine host at Idleyld park has an unusually solid found a-' Hon nlong many Hues, whereon to build, should he he so minded. With shrewd foresight he looked down the always hazy corridors of the future and decided that the time would come when a canipjoff and recreation ground would be needed on the North 1'mpip.ia. (As an aside: the ONE thing that the whole county needs. If It hopes to! adequately care for sportsmen and ; the ever-Increasing flood of sum- : mer visitors, is ADEQUATE means' of housing them! Not only along I the main arteries of travel, hut along the river roads, for It Is to: these that anglers--especially will gravitate more and more. W1IYI write extensively of the splendid ' sport to be had In the county, lure; people here from afar, and then have, no fit accommodations? That , is "bad business." for the eagerly , hopeful visitor- he he angler, hunt er, or just plain "tourist" goes i away annoyed and disgusted, and , no worse kind of advertising exists: thon to send "customers" away dls-i satisfied!) I Some seven years ago "Idleyld" began, with a cabin or two of Vos-! burgh's own fashioning. In his mind j be bad a "dream child" to he set; along the flower-laden hanks of the; lovely river, and from that time to! this he has steadily plugged along, j with a dogged determination that I both respect and admire. It is of; such stuff that our forebears were made, when they chopped and saw ed (he first thirteen states out of a gigantic wilderness. A severe fire wiped out his best j building and a garage. That was a: blow below the belt. Rut it did not i phase him ! 1 And all this time he was bulullngi up still another business that today ( Is more than holding Its own and i I mean his most delicious tntnalesi and potato chips enterprise. On the side, as it were, this Indomitable Vosburgh takes a lively and per- .tonal interest In some silver and lead mining properties. He belongs; to several of the local fraternal or ganizations and : lie and bis big. comfortable "Mniher's Cookies" car are on the road, covering a , wide terirtory. five days of the1 seven! The other two find him at . bis "Dream Place" on the river, ."ldleld"-- whh bis coat off, work-, Big Celebration JULY 4th Glides Peel Hoaglin Plan lo unite ill 4th of July Celrbi'iitiun at IDLEYLD PARK Tlir? management of llie park invites the people of Ixocc nuiy? and the general public to join witli the people of the Notth L mpqua district in the enjoyment of n bit; day. Basket Dinner 12:00 to 1:30 Program and Address 1:30 to 3:00 Athletic Events and Contests 3:00 to 6:00 DANCING AITERNOON AND EVENING SI mk iff iff rCl lv'4 "By The Sea" The Beach Resort for Southern Oregon QUEEN ANNE Ocean View Cottages Fireplace, shower and electric range conven iences help to make your beach vacation ideal. Write or wire for rates and reservations. m-.'-'r.9Ki Archery Range Free Camping Privileges Comfortable Cottages Store and Lunch Room Bandon By the Sea Auto Park Mrs. G. Stephenson. Mgr. . The only Auto Park on Roosevelt Hiway between Coos Junction and Ban don. Community Reading Room, Shower Baths. Lunch and Fruit Stand BARSECUE SANDWICHES & Minute Drive to Beach Morgan's Service Sta tion and Auto Park; Mrs. Geo. B. Morgan, Owner. Spend your summer vacation at Bandon "By-the-Sea." Oregon's most beautiful beach resort invites you. Every out-door pleasure awaits you; golf, boat ing, fishing and highway drives of startling beauty. Fine surf-bathing and agate beaches. The Bandon business men whose advertisements are grouped to gether on this page, join in welcoming you to Bandon and pledge themselves to help make your vacation the more enjoyable. Bandon Beach Cottages 2 and 3 rooms strictly modern, with toilet and showers. Moderate rates by the day, week or month. Store in connec tion. Write for reserva tions. Phone 1741 C. A. MACHON, Owner. FOR ALL Drug Store Needs When at Bandon by the Sea Fuhrman & Shindler, Ino.j. The Rexall Store Party Dinners When' Ordered ' Light Lunches We feature Milic Shakes Banquet Room JERRY'S TAKE A SWIM Heated Ocean Water Natatorium Moving Pictures while you swim. Wecoma Baths Open Afternoons & Evenings Strictly Modern Cott.igcs with Ocean View Municipal Auto Park City of Bandon Campers Welcome Wood, water, light furnished. RATES 50c PER DAY Tourists Headquarters at DUNHAM'S Of Course GROCERIES Complete Line HARRY H. ARNOLD, Mgr. Open All Night General information cheerfully given. Excellent Service Given Minute Cafe THE Roosevelt Cafe Picnic Lunchc3 Our Specialty I lome Cooking Try Our 45c Luncheons ETHEL STOCK, Owner The Nyal Store ' General Line of Drugs Stationery, Films and Developing Toilet at tides, souvenirs, glassware, gifts Prescriptions Our Specialty Bandon Drug Co. A Sure Hit With our Rings, Work manship and Service. WINTERS, The Jeweler BANDON BY THE SEA At the Roosevelt Hiway Arch Ploderate Storage Rates. Work Shop and Auto Accessories. Acme Garage Ocean Drive Auto Park REASONABLE RATES Modern 2-rooin cottages. 2 minutes walk to beach. Service station and work shop in connection. J. KELLOND, Owner. Bandon1 Butter and Cheese Unexcelled Visitors are always wel come to visit our plant. BANDON CHEESE & PRODUCE CO. A Handy Place to Drop in for the Little Things You Need ALWAYS OPEN Vail's Confectionery WM. VAIL, Owner. Cottages at Moderate Rates lde.il far Campers ON ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY Within the City Store in Connection PricC3 Reasonable CAP T. W. R. PANTED, Owner You may need my services J. E. James the Ig nition and Lubrica liori Specialist On ti)3 Roosevelt Hiway nt Lan'lois. Call Me Always Ready Don;t fail while at the beach to drive down to Floras Lake Resort Fresh water bathing, surf riding, fishing, and plenty of space for outdoor sports. You will see our 6ign on the Roosevelt Highway. J. R. SMITH & SON IIchs and daughters, Ophtr. Ore.; 11. Uoss Wiley and family. ABtoria, Ore.; .Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Le Vuu, KiiKene, Ore.; Air. uud Mrs. C. F. OIhuu, Kilzville, Washington; A. J. Young, ito8ehurg, Oregon; Bert Vells, Roseburg, Ore.; Klnie-r Hus 'stll and party. Myrtle Point, Ore.; ' Krank K. Scliroeder, Myrtle Point, j Ore. ; Hubert Florence, Oakland, Cal.; Harry Humphreys and wife. Stayton, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Moer leiler, 1-os Angeles, Cal.; A. W. Wl dig and wile, Puwell Xlutte, Ore.; H. Itachon, Days Creek, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Welklng, Sama Barbara, Cal.; Mrs. A. M. Mclli tyre, .Seattle, Wash.; C. J. Kelld rick and family, '1 he Dalles, Ore.; Thomas Lynch and wile, Venus, i Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDowell, ' Koseburg, ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hlick, Pasadena, Cal.; Ceo. A. A. Jones, Fort Hoyle, .Maryland; J. 11. Fisher, l.eipsie, Ohio; G. B. Diiley and wife, Dunsniuir, Cal.; G. Steph ens and wife, Hayside, Cal.; Oral Arnel. Cedaiville, Cal.; T. II. Two und family, lleaverton, Ore.; A. W. Kkholm, Portland, Ore.; Frank M. Steers, and wife and sister, Oak laud, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. w. 11. Goss and son, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilranlson, Wedderbui n, Ore.; C. H. Ledkover, Cottage Grove, Ore.; E. h. Weekly and wilo, Myrtle Point, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Oleland, L'liiah, Cal.; Emily llolli day and Sadie Powder, UklalO Cal.; W. A. Cooper and Chas. Eyer ly. Portland, Ore.; M. Koca und sou, Tucson, Arizona; E. O. liar nell and family Sama Clara, Cal.; Mrs. K. B. Franklin, Los Angeles, Cal.; Joe P. .Murphy, Eureka, Cal.; Nubbue O. Gahkey, Parma, Idaho; II. Walters, Myssa, Oregon; o. G. Lesion aud wife, Aurora, Ore.; Halph J. Wilson and wife, Itiver side. Ore.; Mrs. Florence Cox and daughter, Riverside, Ore.; Frank C. Pearce and mother, Kansas City, .Mo.; Victor Bono and Thomas Gun neisen, San Francisco. Cal.: B. L. I MeCarty and wife and son. Battle Ground, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Jenkins, San Pedro, Cal.; .Mr. and k Mrs. Fisher, San Pedro, Cal.; Mr. ' Davis and wife, Kaymond, Wash.; .Mr. and Mrs. John Fasuauglit und Miss Irene Gumbaum, Bandon; C. L. Bous and familv, Turlock, Cal ; H. D. Davis, Hamlcy, Ohio. WINCHESTER BAY ! WINCHESTER BAY, June 20. (Special to the Roseburg News- i Review.) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neat er, Mrs. Anna Nester and son John nie of Los Angeles, stopped over in Winchester Bay last Friday lo enjoy the splendid clamming which 1 one finds here. The Nester party Is on its way home from a trip to Portland where they visited tela- ! lives. i Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Capps aud daughter Doris and small son, Frank Jinimie, of Portland, re turned to their home last Saturday nf.er spending several days in Winchester Bay. ' E. T. Grae made a business trip to Reedsport last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Young, formerly of Cushman, but who have been living in Los Angeles lor tho past nine years arrived ill Winchester Bay last Friday, ac companied by Mr. Young's son, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Young und small daughter, Mildred Veryl, also of I.os Angeles. The Youngs will make ilieir stay in Winchester Bay indefinitely as they are delighted to get away from llie warm weath er in the southern part of Califor nia. i Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Richardson and daughter Juanlta, made a short business trip to Marshfield last Thursday. i Mr. and .sirs. Abe Surella and small daughter returned to their home last Sunday Hum North Bend. This is Mrs. Surella's first trip to her home In Winchester Hay since tho arrival of their new daughter. Mrs. L. Watkins, .Mrs. W. L l.oomis and daughter, FranquillaT or Drain, arrived in Winchester Bay last Saturday. '1 hey will make an indefinite stay. Mrs. Loomis is here lor her health. -Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Barr and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker of Yon calla were among the many Win chester May pleasure visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Cooley and daughter, Isabel of North Bend, ar rived in Winchester Bay last Sat urday for an indefinite stay before motoring on to Baker where they expect lo make their home. Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson mid daughter. Frances of Seattle, arriv ed In Winchester Hav last Satur- ' day where lliey will visit friemls for a few days. Mrs. Maud Claasscn and small son Elmer of Portland, arrived last Sunday and will visit Mrs. Clnas sens parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stone. Mr. and Mis. I.onniu Nottage and daughter Elva. motored to Marsh lield last Tuesdjiv evening Mrs. A. -,. H,'. al, ";ialu.,,,ri Sidney ol Portland, arrived in Win chester Hay last Monday and will spend a lew days visiting old friends. Mrs, Clara Mills nf Cushman who has been visitmK Mrs. S. A. Weeks tor tiie past several davs retu,ed t" her home lest .Monday accom panied by Richard Koylcs ail. I llebbie Cms who will spend a lew days in Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barrett of t lorence moved to Winchester Bay ast Sunday and will make their home heie. Mr and .Mrs. W. Z. Hiirht and daughter -Polls left Winchester nay last Wednesday for Portland wn.ie th.y will ni.U.e their home. Mr. and Mrs. !;, Hen.lrieksnn "f .-;,ilth Rher. were in Winches ter Hay last Friday. Thev visited Mrs. llendi n kson s parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. George Prccott.- From here they went to Pay View where Ihey will visit Mr. HVnurlcksnnSL, parents i),.f,e reluming to tn,.,r home. Mr and Mrs. I-awreiice Haines and children ( r)1Mjn vi?iu.,, Mr and MisV.MeiMn Kichanfeon iu tCuliUnutd ou page 5
