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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929. SEVEN Classified Section KATES: Ftr word. tch Insertion, 1 cent. By the we, I cenu a war. Minimum per advertisement, t5 teat. Mall your ad count tte word and enclose stamp, check or money order. FOR SALE FOll SALE Baby Lassiuet. Phone 4 iJ It. WOOD and coal livery, i'atjes'. fur prompt do- POR SALfcJ or trade ror heifers, 2 Jersey milch cows. K P. ParKer, Wilbur, Ore. FOH SALE 3d head good ewe. Atao uome good bucks. J. Al. cor uutl, Kiudiu, ore. FOU SALE Piano. Kara and Poud. lioaaonaole. .Mia. N. C. Asnby, Apt. ti, over ivoae contectionery. WE UVY, SEL.L, EXCHANGE itEAL KSTAi'a. E. K. WcLeu uou, i-iu iN. jacKsou St., Uose burs, Ore. FOU SALE Hotel at Yuui:ulla, Oregon. Call or tvrlto if interest ed lo C. A. SuUiuruerg, Youcaua, Ore. 'Oll SALE 4-room bouse, 2 lots, tented; and other buildings.' $7uu. Will take part cash. J. li. Mann, Cauyouville, Ore. HAVING sold my farm, my team and Harness is for sale, weigut aoout 3U0U lbs., price $175. li. H. Maiming, Oakiaud, Ore. FOR SALE Registered Holstein bull, two yrs. pt uge, well bred; or will exchange lor registered Holstein heifers. N. L. Conn, Roseburg, Ore. Phone 6b' 15. FOR QUICK SALE $175. Westing house full automatic electric range for $150. Used only a short time. Also water healer. H. M. Stone, near Riverside Store. tiOOD WOOD ruuge for sale cheap. Child's crib, wicker go-cart, fine oiistove, oak dining table, mohair davenport, large easy chair, win dow similes at special low prices. See them at Powell s, 115 Sheri dan street. flNE Winchester carbine, 30-30 and a dandy for lu. Double barrel shotgun for $8. Fine 22 Rom. for $7. Many good buys in other sizes. Come in and see them while the selection is complete. Powell's, Sheridan street. 6ECOND hand store. Powell's, near depot. Come in and see us. We have almost anything you might - want in used furniture. All kinds of hardware and new furniture. Our prices are so cheap many ask if we are closing out. We are not. Come by and see us anyway. ' O FINE oak buffet for $12; large iv ory dresser $17; fine mohair dav enport $59.50, like new; small range $2S; used range $15; small cast cook stove $7; dandy rug $12; Singer sewing machine for only $17.50; kitchen cabinet $7; $ bed $3.50; cupboard $ I. Pow ell's Furniture Store, Sheridan Street. Buy good used furniture here. FOR RENT f a FOR RENT Modern furnished apt., garage. No children. 42S Pitzor St. FOR RENT We have all kinds of sowing nmchiues to rent. Call 038 or better, come in and see them. Powell's Furulluro Store, on Sheridan street. ( fi - Cherries Bings, Lamberts, Royal Annes Ako Other Varieties Now contracting our requirements for fresh prunes for canning. FRANK J. NORTON COMPANY j Sutherlin, Oregon, Tel. 3 .Roseburg, Oregon. Tel. 525 g DANCE! AT THE WIGWAM Saturday, June 29 MUSIC BY STAR FIVE Dancing every Wednesday and Saturday Nites ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Oaknand8Kan Stl AMBULANCE SERVICE VmbaUner FOR KENT Modern. 4 room fur uiuhed house. Phone 471-L, or call 547 ti. Slepiu.ua $L a WANTED WANTED 25 caddies. Moot Suu duy at Lockwood Motor Co. WANTED Hy 17-year-old high school boy work of any kind. Phone 471-L. WANT to buy Leghorn pulie'.s, this year's. Phone Koae burg. EXPERIENCED young woman wishes cooking or housekeeping, llox 22, care News-Review. WANTED t'anablo man for farm work, must be able to milk. P. O. Box Hini, Cily. v RELIABLE party wants $1000 (one thousand dollar) loan to buy sneep with good security. Box 209, Sutherlin, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS I SEWING uiachluea repaired. Phone 487. FOR expert repairing on sewing machines phone 53s, Powell. We call for and deliver your machine without extra charge. CAR OWNER Don t forget to call 553 when in need of auto parts. Sarfl s Auto Wrecking House. EXCHANGE Eugene and Willam ette Valley property ' for Rose burg property. L. E. Hedges Realty, 742 Willamette, Eugene. SPECIAL FOR SUMMER I will make siik dresses $3 to $5; cot ton $1 to $2. Airs. M. E. Poarce, Kohlhagen Apt. 308. Phone 6-16-J. MAYTAG shop has movedr to 125 S. Sheridan St. Ask us about our prices on demonstrators at a very decided reduction. Call -220 for demonstration. If It doesn't sell itself dou't buy it. EXCHANGE San Diego, $2500 for small acreage Oregon clear for clear. Must have living water or lake, on good road and electri city. A. W. Woolley, It. 1, Box 352, National Cily, Calif. Your tires are your car's shoes. Complete the graco and beauty of your car with Lee Heavy Duty six-ply tires. In these tires safely, mileage and comfort are the three out- standing virtues. But above all the good quail I y is the con- tiuuous trouble-free service these Lee super deluxe heavy duty tires assure you. Tire trouble in summer is double because of the heat and hot roads, so it is evident that old and smooth llres will soon be worthless and dangerous. Therefore equip your car with new Lee super deluxe tires and forget tire trouble. Big trade in value for your old tires at Nick Carter's Tire Shop. HIS HARD LUCK Tommy: Did you have Infill enza bad as 1 did? I had lo stay away from school for three weeks, John: I had It worse than that I had it in the holidays. Pass ing Show, a. . r W anted! i NEW TODAY FOR RENT Good garage, $2 per mouth, S75 hoover SU FOR RENT bnKaow. Lane. Furnished Inquire bo4 6-room West WANTE1 Position us housekeep er, neat, reliable, f;ood cook. t. O. Box 577, Leoua, Ore. WANTED Girl to work in cold drinka and lunch stand, inquire at DHlard Service Station. F O R R E N T 3 -room furnished house, per moniti. Ilraughtou, Miller's Addition, Rose burg. FUR RENT Furnished apart ment, electric range, sleeping porch. Inquire 124 W. Douglas. WANTED 250-acre sheep ranch on good road, near school; good buildings and good fence. Phone 13F31. ONE 2-year-old Jersey heifer, gives 2i gal. per day. Hut gain if taken at once. N. Bush, CU5 E. First Ave. S. WE HAVE an unusually good line of inexpensive lumber tor chick en houses, barns, wood houses, and prune driers. ' LOST One 20 ft. gasoline truck hose, between Roseburg and Eu gene. Finder leave at any Rich field service at;:iion. FOR RENT 5 room house, hot and cold water, garage and wood shed, $IS per month. 025 2nd Ave. South. Phone 492-L. IRRIGATION SUPPLIES Centri fugal pumps and all sizes of ir rigation pipe. Let us figure your needs. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE My Palm-Tree home house number Suit Marcilla St. Good terms. Write Mrs. Rose Gedeon, Motor C, Eugene, Ore. THOROUGHBRED black and tan cat and coon hound for sale cheap. Guaranteed deer and rab bit proof. Box 100, Myrtle Creek, Ore. DON'T forget (ho basket dinner at the M.i E. Church So. on Mon day, July 1st, at 31:30 o'clock a. m. Bishop Sam R. Hay will be present. Everybody come and bring your basket. SALESMEN WANTED The best automobile policy; cost only $10 yearly; complete coverage; $30 weekly indemnity. Steady income from renewals. F. W. tord, 330 S. Wells, Chicago. SUMMER HOME FOR SALE 3 room cabin, sleeping porch, large front porch: at forks of two mountain streams; good wafer. In woods, beautiful trees, good road; 25 minute drive from city. Two acres, fenced. Price is right. Box 1, care News-Review. LOW PRICES HoiiHes for rent, furnished and unfurnished. 2 sheep ranches Tor sale, one for rent, 2 for trade. 2 turkey and hen ranches for sale. 50-acie ranch for sale or trade. Saw mill site. Timber for sale. I can match any trade. C. Merrill, 108 Mosher St. .SALESMEN WANTED .Manufac turer, 32 years in business wants experienced salesman with car, traveling in Western Oregon, to sell creameries, dairies, auto trade, hotels, all classes Institu tions. Commission basis. Exclu sive territory. Line repeats. No off season. Give full particulars about self, stating main line, ref erences and phono number first letter, or call In person Monday and Tuesday. Replies confiden tial. C. H. O'Rourke, sales mana ger, Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Ore. BRIBERY CHARGE HITS THREE MEN IN WASHINGTON (Continued from page 1) today said he had acted as agent in the transmission of alleged bribes from the president and cashier of the North Pacific bank there, to H. C. Johnson, Washing ton state supervisor of banking, which resulted in their arrest yes terday. The former publisher of the Star said that he had worked with the prosiTtitor of Thurston county in "setting a trap-' to catch Johnson and the bank officials, Peter Wal lerich. president, and Glenn A. Reeves, cashier. Hansell said he became Involved In the case when the newspapers campaigned for an 'investigation concerning the refusal hy the state supervisor lo arant stat charters to banks in South Tacoma. The Chinese land covers ono miitrlcr of Asia, from the Pamir 1 ' mfitinf!iint tn tho I'm pi f if mul frnm ' Siberia to India. FNh nt Mleyld IVrV BOOTS AND HER 7rY. THE. HUWT ; Wi BOOTS AWD I iV ft COWfc OM, BfcCK HOME THE SPW3ECKEO VNU , tUtW U'EMWfe EOR THE OF ft ov)ERYtrVO - ftUE THtX CMi, TO ADDICT TUEWbEEVSES TO COr0DT(ON? ON TWER VAYVEt News of Douglas County BIRTHDAY PARTY AT SUMMER CAMP (NW. Kevli-w luugla Cuunlr Spn-tal) YONCALLA, June 29. Missea Mildred Howard and CapHola Llth erland gave a birthday party at their summer camp, "The Alders.' June 26. in honor of Miss Willa Nell Ulherland. The afternoon was spent in bathing and games and refreshments of ice cream, cake, punch and candy were served. Those present were Beth Wilson, Mary and Mabel Klngery, Leona, Audrey and Charlotte Asp. Ona McCord, Deloris Sprinkle. Virginia Smith, Willa Nell" and CapHola bitherland and Mildred Howard; Byron Strong, Robert Long, Dfl- ntar ltice and Gordon Asp. TENMILE . (NVvr -Review lfcmglii County Swtil) TENMILE. June 29. The tann ers are very busy with their hay. Several Roseburg people attend ed the prayer meeting at Teumile Thursday evening. Miss Bertha Rice, who has been ill Is able lo be out again. Then Tenmlle Canning club met with Miss June McAllister Thurs day. Oran Standley and Narcissus Gol gert were married at the Tenmlle church Wednesday. T. P. Allen officiating. Some of the Olalla people expect to spend tho 4th at Myrtle Point. The late rains have been a great help to grain and gardens in this vicinity. Mrs. A. M. Collier, who is visit ing at G res ha in is expected home soon. R. D. Lockwood, who Is employed at Ryder wood, is expected home to spend tho Fourth with his family. Word has been received from M r. and M rs. Richard Klemm. They report a fine trip so far. They expect to bo in Germany July the 2nd. GLENDALE NcwH-IU'vk'W Douglas County Special) G LENDALB, June 29. Mr. atid Mra. E. R. Harvey of this city, to gether with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gilbert of Medford, mo tored lo Diamond lake where they spent Saturday and Sunday. Tho fishing was good and they report It was an easy matter to catch the limit permitted by law. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Caughey of Eureka, Cal., who had been visit ing In the northern part of thiH stale stopped otf enroute to their home to visit with the Lawsona at the Gleudale junction auto camp Miss Maude Becker accompanied them to Eureka for a briet visit, Miss Ueckyr returning here Tues day. Mrs. Paul Kingston and her moth , Mrs. Nellie Enuis, of Scattltt, .ejirouto for. a visit at Sa Frail Cisco, stopped over here Sunday lo visit at the Eldriuge home ou Cow Creek. Chas. Rurnett, a resident on Quines Creek near the Harrell mill is reported as being Quite sick at his home there. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dripp of Des Moiues, Iowa, visited at " The Wild wood," the Cow Creek ranch home of the Eldridges, the forepart of this week. - Ihey were making an extended tour of the west and were their way to Pasadena, Cal.. from Seattle, Wash. Mr. Dripp lb associate edilor of Wallaces farm er, published at Ies Moines. R. H. Wolte has resumed his du ties as first trick operator at the local depot, after having had an enlurced vacation because of ill ness. Lylo Purdin, who has been temporarily filling Mr. Wolfe's po sition, left here Tuesday for the Deschutes country whero he pects to spend a short vacation fishing. Mrs. A. T. Sether and little daughter, Phoebe, is expected home here next luesday from Echo, Oregon, where she has been visit ing or several weeka with her parents. John M. Throne of Roseburg, and president of the Glendale State bank, transacted business here Wednesday. Dr. 11. O. Phllpott, who Is asso elated with Dr. Nerbas at Rose burg and io has an office hi the bank building here where dental services are given at slated per iods. left here Thursday to go lloise, Idaho, where he will lake the Idaho state examination for dentlBls. Dr. PhllpoU's father is a dentist at the Idaho capitol city and the son may associate himself with his father there. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo M. Ilagtey are the prouud and happy parents of a fine big to'i pound (laughter born to them at Corvallia last Monday, the 21th. The young lady has boon named Hetty Lou. Ilaftley was sci ence and history teacher at the lo cal high school and was also In charge of the boys' athletics. He has been reengaged and will teach h"rf strain next year. The Hiigley'a BUDDIES 6tfc , Mm- WOOEDMT W WEU.- TH' EEEVOW K TH' AV BNCX HOME il V0OOEO AKNHOW M 3 bE VrriVWEO ,E THEV Sit Ea fc"f3 Mi TWKT IfXKZ HERE Wl-V' jf$M 114 I'i i ..... Mf Hfs;00k are making their summer home with Mrs. Bagleya mother, Mrs. Smith al Corvallia Mrs! Fraitcls Sander who has been making a lengthy visit at the home or her brother-iu law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Jones, leit yesterday atieruoou for Fresno, Cal., where she will visit with her two brothers, after which she will go on to Los Angeles where she in lends lo make uer future home with a daugnter. The lti-momhs-otd son of Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder, who reside in the Emmet Belcher house in Clara ad dition, was taken by Dr. A. J. Faw- cett lo Grants J'ass lor further i medical attention Thursday. The tittle lad had a very bad case of convulsions. Miss Agnes Pitch ford, the county juvenile officer, was here on busi ness Friday. bred Hargls of itosemng, otiiield here Tuesday, from una .music siore, trausacicu uusi ness here Thursday. A large logging truck belonging to George A. For by and loaded with I logs endeavored to pass a truck , loaded with ties and belonging to Frank Hill and which had stopped for some reason, on the Cow Creek highway near the Johnson place, when the two loads became en tangled, yesterday afternoon. No material damage was done. Marjorle Mast, lo year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mast, who has been quite sick with a bad cold is reported as being much bet ter. Miss Ida Frank, one of Glendale's school teaciiers, visited with friends here Wednesday. She was on her way to her home at Clay ton and from an extended visit al San Francisco. Mr. and Mra. Ren Harriott of Visalia, Cal., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hates Monday. Mrs. Rates is a niece of the Her- iotts. Edward Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of this city, is spend ing part of his vacation time on upper Cow Creek at tho stimmer liome, "Wee Hume," of Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hrown and family have moved into the John O Ihien house on Montgomery St., lormorly occupied by tho wights, from the bank apartments where they have been residing. Mrs. Hrown is local manager tor Kurdy's Glentlale branch store lo cated In the Itaseel building on Gllbertson Ave, W. L. llobyns, the local Califor nia Oregon Power Company mana ger. Installed an electric range In the home of Mrs. Julia Hugeu ou Sethor Ave., this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cooke and daughter of Murpby. while on their way to Albany to spend a two weeks' vacation stopped off here Wednesday evening for a brlul visit at the home of Mr. and Mra. L. C. Bayse on Willis Ave. Mrs. J. C. jo ilea was hostess Thursday afternoon to t'h'u ' lailloK of the Ladies Luthern Aid society at her homo ou the Cow Creek highway a short distance from tills city. R, J. dinners, ratchet seller un file Gleudale Lumber Co., transact ed business al Roseburg Thursday. Mrs. Mat tie Heller went to Grants Pass where she transacted business, on Thursday morning's train, returning that same evening. Margaret Smith, a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Arlett Smith who re side on Montgomery street, has the measles. Leila, an older daughte. was reported ill with measles last week. Mrs. C. L. Normoyle motored to Grants Pass Thursday where the afternoon was spent shopping. She was accompanied on her return by Mrs. Mattle Heller Floyd Hkinner.'who was killed Tuesday In a premature miwder explosion near Bridge, Oregon, an accident where three others also lost their lives, was a good friend ot Mr. and Mrs. Bud Itelcher of this city. Skinner and his tamlly visited last week with the Reich ers, leaving here lo take the job ou which he was killed after working there but one day. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Hennluger motored to Roseburg Wednesday afternoon to transact business and visit ith friends. They attended dance at Winchester that evening Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Neiport pect to leave lor Portland late this evening and will be gone for about a week. They will spend the fourth at their former home at Huoer Oregon. M r. Nelpert Is construe tlon foreman in charge of the erec tion of the new planing mill for the Glendale Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tucker and Mr and Mrs. A. G. Hcmihigcr motoied to Canyon vl He Thursday evening whero they attended a dance. A. A. Kyser of I'orllar.d, inspec tor for the West CoaHt Lumber men's association, spent a portion of the week here making an of ficial inspection of some lumber shipments from some of the local mills. !n-. and Mrs. Hurry Cool of Boot Drain, and A. W. Warn pole of Rose burg, motored here Sunday and spent the afternoon visiting with Gilbert Olson. Mrs. Gilbert Olson, who has been visiting for some time with her daughter. Mra. A. W. Wampole, eur Phoenix, Arizona, is expected t( reiurn to her home here soon. lmtll Ele"!?Iw a"d lto.buiK friends of the Warn poles will f. "Z'Jir ."7" the change in climate and that condition is somewhat improved. Mra. V. S. Heuninger motored to RNldle Monday where she v lulled with her mother, Mrs. Fred Rltz mau. Miulalyu Hemiiuger and Vel um Wardrip who had been making an extended visit at the Ritzman home, returned with Mrs. Heu ninger. A 10-pou ml daughter was born to ". Roy lotieu who re- side on Fifth street, last Thursday evening. Dr. A. J. Fawcett reports that mother and baby are both gelling along just fine. Among those who attended the funeral of the late A. S. Kouns out of town, are his widow, Mrs. A. S. Kouns, of Portland; a daughter, Mrs. Rhoda Ludy of Bukorsfleld, Cal.; am a niece, Mrs. Ida Branch of Roseburg. They returned to their respective homes Tuesday evening, excepting Mrs. Ludy who returned to her California home Wednesday. Fred Herger of Tracy, Calif., who has been In the employ or the Southern Paciric for many years and who was on the run that was Just recently held up by ban dits, visited here Sunday at the home of Mrs. C. WilliamH. Herger was on a vacation which he spent mostly at esiein points. He was enroute to his home In California from Chicago when he stopped off here. Mrs. Fred Rasch, of Washing ton, D. C, slopped over Tuesday for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. lllidge. Mrs. Rasch was enroute to Portland where she expects to make a somewhat lengthy stay. The local chapter O. E. S. held a brief business meeting last Tues day evening after which the bal ance of the evening was spent so cially and followed with refresh ments. This was the last meeting until next September. There will be no regular meeting during the summer months. A. li. Cornell the genial Insur ance man from Grants Pass, trans uded business here Tuesday. Tho Cornells expect to go to Seall le soon for a visit with their daugh ter, Mrs. Mans Looff. Mrs. Loo if (Edna Cornell) Is well known here. having taught In our local schools few years ago. Mr. Looff la cm- ployed by the Standard Oil Co. at Seattle. I. E. Foy, a deputy collector for the Internal revenue department from Medford, was here the fore part of tho week checking up ou mutters connected with Issuance and transfer of corporation atocks with regard to a documentary .Uamp that has been In existence since the war. Several of tho local lopporalions did not even know (here was such a tax with the re sult they were "nicked" at this lime for contributions to Uncle, Sam a exchequer. Ed and Arnold Lorent.en of So 'title arrived hero Wednesday for a few days' visit at Hie home of Mr. uid Mrs. I. 11. Siniih. Ed l.orent- len Is well known here as he has dpent his vacations here during several previous years. Tho boys have been making a somewhat nded motor tour through the mid- western states, arriving here ft.oni Salt Lake Cily. Thursday they mo tored to Crater lake and were ac companied by Miss Ethel Smith. Ihey report the roads as Ixing In excellent condition, but were ablo to go all the way down to the waters edge as there is Btlll con sidernhlo snow within the crater rim. The atmosphere wuh especial ly clear and they were aflorded splendid views on (lie lake and sur rounding mountains. ('has. McElhinny, a former Rose burg resident, but now residing al Salem where he represents the Oregon Life Insurance Co., trans acicd business here Wednesday. Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner, who reside on Montgomery street, last Satur day. The twins have br-en named John and Walter and thr-y weigh ed 4 and 5 pounds, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller of Le laud, are receiving MU-ilnl ions on the birth of a kou to them al Grants I 'ass Iuh) Sunday, June 2'tid. Mrs Miller was formerly Miss Riilh .Yioriiuigstur ot Drain. CAMAS VALLEY CLUB MEETS fNfWfi Iti-vifw PoiirIuh Cuty Ku'Hnl) CAMAS VALLEY, June I'll. -The Neighborhood club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. S. J. Jojk-h. A pIcHHiinl afternoon was spent at Mrs. Jones' home hy Hie following r-lub tn t-m hers: Mrs. Ethel Hrown Mrs. Winnie Brown, Mrs. Eunice Church, Mrs. .lannct Huulh-y, Mrs. Lucy Dick, Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Until Liiwnon and Miss IP'Sslr Brown. iltors were MUa Alice NTitniin and Mrs A (' HfvimhlH. s Is Suspicious rit VT FOVM ? T fvu. OEEMS EVX- A DREAM ! VAW'O EUEV! ME Tr006HT OF AKmmVife VW.E TV& 0& MWWRECVa O, .. VOVf OTF CM AN VSIANO- M 1XW 'i mi m W ft 1 ': u' niiiV I special low prices on good until Saturday night. It will pay you big to buy now even if you are not ready to paint up just at this time. Only $3.45 Gallon for best quality paint. See us about the quantity you may need. . . .. Churchill Hardware Co. HOME WEDDING AT MYRTLE CREEK (New HiUi-w Pimjjltm County SmtU1) MYRTLE CREEK, June 2!). A very pretty homo wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. S. Aldmlge Monday, June 24, when Miss Lucille Aldredge be came the bride of Willard E. Cave of Medford, Rev. G. A. Taggart of rictattug. Tho happy couple left Immedi ately for Seaside. They will make their home at Medford. Mrs. Cave is a popular young teacher and has a host of friends who wish everything good for them In their journey through life. MYRTLE CREEK iNi-wRovlew ni:it.'1a County Sin'cUll MYRTLE CREEK. Juno 29. Mrs. Robert Eadle and daughter of San Diego are guests at the Raines home this week. ' Mr. and Mra. Howard Ronton havo returned from a week-end visit at Snoqualmle, Wash. They were accompanied as far as Se attle by Mrs. H. W. Gould who visited there with relatives. 'ho measles epidemic which has had Riddle In its grop for the last week or two has entered our peaceful village and Is sharing honors with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mra. W. li. Yoiinkin have returned from Nevada where they have been looking after mining in terests since last fall. Mra. Yon kin has been very 111 for two mouths and Is glad to he at homo again. We are hoping that her health will soon Improve In our good Oregon climate. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Huell molorod to Klamath Falls Sunday and came back Monday. While gone thoy visited Iho S. L. Btiells at Ashland and learned that Mrs. RuoH's sis ter, Mra. Eslella Harshaw, of Jcp lln. Mo., who haa been very ill Is Imnrovtng slowlv and some hope Is entertained for her icovory. Mrs. Harshaw, who was Miss Estella Howard, was a former M. C. ghi having lived hern until her mar riage and still has many friends here. YONCALLA YONCALLA. Juno 2U Mr. and Mrs. Will Hrucnlng of Portland spent a few days this week visit ing at tho L. H. Dauglmrty home. Mrs. Zadla Blsboi) left Thursdav for Washington, whero sho will visit her sister for a month. Tin1 Community church has bemi holding special meetings tills week, which have been well at tended and very profitable for those who attended. Mrs. Llllis Williams and family of Portland are visiting at the Brawn and Wiliams home for month. Mrs. Lethls Reberger and son of Aberdeen, Wash., and Frank Re herger of Boise, Idaho, aro visiting at the Wamsley home. Eat barbecue Aaiidwlchon and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. I DANCE! AT TENMILE Saturday, June 29 Thero will alio be a dance here the Fourth of July Rice's Dance Players OrWUE THOUGHT OF 10CV THINGS. VLEVSYV OF- TIMES, BOT NEVJER VA , V T VREMAtO 0 BE TWb AS iocy r TWN6 AS THV6 n i b. & W, pamt holds n CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, Juno 29. Wo have been having some real sum mer weather the last week. Rex Dick came hnmn from sum mer school at Corvallls last Sun day. Rex reports a very plowmnt and profitable time there. Mrs. Wm. Moore, who la' criti cally III with heart trouble, came home from the North Uend hos pital this week. Her son Merle and daughter Agues are both hero car ing for her. Guy Iawson. Scout leader horo, took a troop of Scouts on a fish in? trip to Rock creek, leaving Mon day morning. They returned Wed- " nesday evening, tired but happy. Those who took the trip were War ren Dick, Lewis Frost, Hud Croy, Charles Creasy and Gail Lawson. Mrs. Ada J. Denn and children visited Mra. Denn'a uncle at Suth erlin the first of the week. ... Clarence Cluster and son Don ald aro shingling Bessie Brown's house. Mr. and Mra. Ed Casey and chil dren aro visiting with Mra. Casey's brother Otto Amstein and family. Miss Alice Scranton of Eugene Is visiting hero with relatives for a few weeks. Miss Scranton Is much improved in health although she will have to return to Eugene for treatments for her arm later. Mr. and Mra. Otto Amstein and children went to Sunset Bay last week. x Herman Baldwin, who Is critical ly ill, la slightly better at present. Esther and Wilfred Brown spent the week-end here with their pa rents. Mra. Mildred Nnkes is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Church. COUGAR KILL8 DEER NEAR RANGER STATION (From Pott Umpqua Courier.) REEDS PORT, June 21. One r. the deadliest enemies of tho dec brought an example of his work U the vicinity of the Fern Top look out station during ttie past week. according lo the statement oj Ranger Durbin, who returned froij an inspection' trip of the Sinllli River territory. While going to tho lookout station, Mr. Durbin observ. ed a f resit cougar track In (he trail, Reluming later with Arnlo John son, lookout man, the two dlscov ered the carcass of a deer, which had been killed and hid by th cougar. 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