Roseburg news-review., July 08, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 8. 1929.
THREE
Local News
i
iHere Todav
1 Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Pevore of
Jonklaiiii are visitors in this city to
jjiiay. From Salem
A. L. McCarry of Salem was a
S Roseburg visitor lu tliis city Satur
tiay. ! Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Uncle of
. Portland were week end visitors in
; Roseburg.
From Glide
Arthur Itlakely of Glide is a bus!
ness visitor here today.
Bishop Here
;- Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner of
Portland was a week end visitor iu
this city.
ii
fc Here on Business
k C. C. Chappell of Portland is
transacting business in this city for
tn few days.
Here on Business
Mrs. J. I... Stafford of Portland
was a week end visitor at me no
te! Rose.
From Grants Pass-
Willis Atishuul of Grants Pass
was Among the visitors in this city
Sunday.
, Kemp on Business
W. C. Kemp of Portland Is
, Fpending a short time in this city
on a business trip.
s Austin
U J. H.
Here
J. H. Austin of Reedsnort arriv
ed fn Roseburg late Saturday after-
uoon to spend a short time her?.
I Visitors Here
fa Mr. and Mrs.
Lebanon were
R. L. Wallace of
the week end.
Couple Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. John S. James of
E Portland are among the out of the
Scity visitors stopping in Roseburg
Kior a snort time.
: Home From Portland-
Mrs. R H. Churchill returned
Mo this city Saturday after spending
El some weeks in Portland where she
Ki underwent a major operation.
Back From Coast
. At - n r, ,1 t fa Tr.li n 1 TliMnn
3 J fclio spent the past week at Han
don, returned home Saturday. Mrs.
') Throne is recovering from a very
f severe attack of ptomaine poison
JI1R WHll.ll SUllfll-U dill) 1.
Rowe Visits In City
Frank A. Rowe of C'oquille was a
Roseburg visitor lust night.
In From Dixonville
Rov Strader of Dixonville is
business visitor here today.
Expected From Eugene
K. X. Hay of Eugene is expected
to arrive here this afternoon on
business visit.
Fitzoatrick Visits
W. H. Filzpatrick of Newberg is
among the out of city business vis
itors here.
From Euaene
Victor Heinmingsen or iMigene
visited with relatives in this city
over the week end.
Visitors From Salem
Mr. and Mrs. K. 10. Bnlrtlngor of
Salem were among the week end
visitors in Roseburg.
In New Office-
Mrs. Edith Ackert, county school
superintendent, is moving into her
new office on the ground floor of
the new courthouse today. The spa
cious office rooms are idtal, ac
cording to Mrs. Ackert.
m
Home From Portland
M. R. Brown, gas company man
ager, returned yesterday from a
week's vacation trip to Portland
and Astoria. Mr. Brown's son, who
resides in Portland. aceompaiUHil
his father from Portland to As
toria and to the beaches.
PATHFINDER HOPS
FROM OLD ORCHARD
SOCIETY
(Continued from page 1)
Scrugqs on Business
B. U. Scruggs of Portland is a
business visitor in this city for a
short time this week.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. H. Cockeram of Yoncalla Is
the house guest of her daughter,
I Mrs. K. A. Gross and family of tills
, city. Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Cncke
! ram will leave this week to visit at
j the home of Mrs. R. J. Lewis In
I Coqutlle.
Miss Haqen Here
Miss Bessie Hagn of Melrose Is
a visitor hnre today, calling on
friends and shopping.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright nnd
family of Portland visited In this
vicinity over 1he week-end.
Pitman In City
J. S. Pitmnn of Portland was a
Roseburg visitor Sunday stopping
at the Hotel Unipn.ua.
? From Coast
j Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn of
' North Bend were visitors at the Ho
:a tel Umnuua last night. Vaughan
is mayor of the coast city and a
prominent business man of the
coast section.
Schnebele Here
G. II. Schn'On'le of Portland, con
nected with the Copco. is a busi
ness visitor here for ihe company.
Couple Visit
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. McKhmey of
Medford are spending a sho-t time
bore on a business nnd pleasure
trip. 11
On Annual Visit
M Mr. and Mrs. George Langen-
. berg nnd daughter, Eleanor, of
Portervllle, Cal., are here on I heir
$je annual summer visit. Mr. Laugen
3 l berg is known locally as a cornetlst
? j and will appear in concerts during
ji the summer with the local band.
Here on Business
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Campbell and
their family have returned from a
five-day fishing nnd vacation trip
at Steamboat.
Here on Visit
H Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raymond are
I ,; visitors here from Portland re-
7 turning from a motor trip to
J Crater lake, the Oregon caves and
i other points of interest. Mrs.
Raymond is the daughter of W. O.
Cordon of this city nnd a filster
- of Guy Cordon and formerly on the
5 staff of the News-Review.
Returns to City"
N. W. Perkins returned to this
city late yesterday after spending
the week-end lu Myrtle Point nnd
at Sunset Beach.
Here Saturday
Airs. W. O. Cockeram of Driver
valley nnd Miss Irene Boone of
Portland visited with relatives and
friends in this cily Saturday.
Visiting In Roseburg
MisseB Fay and Emma Toil Col
lins of 'Montrose, Colorado, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R Price
at their home near Glide. Miss
Fay is a teacher in the grade
Bchools of Montrose and Miss Em
ma Lou is a student at the state
college. They are nieces of Mrs.
Price and Mrs. W. F. Wright of
this city.
Return to Roseburg
Mrs. Fred Jones, accompanied by
her mother ami father, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Grant Kellman of Petaluma,
returned to Roseburg yesterday.
Visits in Myrtle Creek
Miss Carol Ackert of this city Is
the guest of her uncle. Henry Ack
ert of Mvrtle Creek. Miss Ackert
will visit for a week in the city.
To Attend Meeting
nr. Charles H. Wmlo will lonvp
here, tomorrow pveninK for Port
land to ntti'iid llio convention of
medical men In the metropolis this
week.
Leaves for Vacation
C. K. l'owler of the Ford Karaite
left yesterday on a vacation, lie
plans on attending the reserve of
ficers training camp on Timet
Sound.
Leaves fcr Seattle
Mrs. 0. Watson who lias been
visit inc with her daughter, Mrs.
William Hlaek for the past month
is leaving this afternoon for Seattle.
No matter how exacting you
are about your underwear
you'll never feel unfomfort-
able in a Manhattan shorts
or pullover shirts. Manhattan
underwear is fashioned on
the principle that what's out
of sight should also be out of
mind it gives all day com
fort like a Manhattan shirt.
Manhattan underwear is the
answer to the smart styling
that well groomed men de
mand in underwear today.
. . . Large selections of styles
and fabrics always in stock
here.
Returns Home
Mrs. B. V. Taylor has returned
to her home in this city after
spending a few days in f'orvallis
with her mother who is ill in the
college city.
New Furniture
The lobby of the Grand hotel Is
presenting a homelike atmosphere
upon the installation of several fine
new davenports, deep arm chairs
and other furniture.
Winzler Visits
George S. Winzler of Eureka, ac
companied bv bis father. J. S.
Winzler. of Eureka, is a visitor in
this city. Winzler is connected
with the Copco.
County Agents Leave
J C. T.eedv of this city In com
pany with R. O. Fowler, who Is
county npent of Jackson county
left yesterday for Florence to at
tend the coast conference of coun
ty agents.
three quart bottles of coffee, three
quarts of water, six chocolate bars,
eight oranges, six upples and a
bottle of liquor.
No Stowaway Chance I
Recalling how a Portland youth 1
stowed away on the Yellow Bird
before it hopped for France on
June 13, police made a careful In
spection of the Interior of the Path
finder nnd then stayed close by the
machine until its take-off.
Favorable winds wPl aid the
Rome-bound plane althouch some
fog will be met until it is 1.600
miles out. according to Dr. Kim
ball. Relying on these favorable
tail winds Yancey and Williams
had their fuel load cut from 500 to
450 gallons just before the stnrt.
Rome Ready to Greet
ROME, July 8 News of the hop
off of the Pathfinder for Rome
reached the Eternal City In the
midst of the summertime lunch
hour anil found new officials at
their offices to receive It.
Since It is Ihe beginning of the
vacation season many prominent
persons who would like to bo on
hand for the fliers' arrival are out
of town.
The air ministry's principal sec
retary, who first learned of the
take-off from the Associated Press.
expressed delight that the Ameri
can fliers had gotten away appar
ently to a good start.
Chicago Plane on Wing
OTTAWA. July 8 The Am
phibian airplane "Untin" Bowler
look the air today from nn unde
termined point In the Hudson Ba-Y
country, continuing Its flight from
Chicago to Berlin.
Chicago Plane Lost
CHICAGO. Julv S. "Somewhere
in Canada" was the vpnt definite
address todav of the Chicago Trib
une's Chicsfo-to Berlin Amnhiblan
plane, the Putin Bowie, and Its
crew of thro" who were last beard
from early Friday.
Since 9:TiS a. m. Friday no mes
sage has been received from the
plane. At that time Parker D.
Cramer, co-pllot and navigator,
radioed that 'Pntin' Bowler was
landing at Great Whale, in the
Hudson Bav country.
For five hours Sunday the Eleln
operators heard a loud whirring
sound which they were confident
was from the plane's radio gener
ator hpinir operated by the motor.
If such were the case, hackers of
the fliirbt said, it was evident that
the Tilth!' Bowler flew a consid
erable distance.
Fears were exnressed yesterday
that the Bowler had been forced
down In the wooded wilds of north
ern Quebec by storms which are!
known to have crossed its path,
but Tribune officials were confi
dent, they said, that the plane had
met with no accident, but had prob
ably been kept to the ground by un
favorable weathrr.
The 'Untin' Bowler left here
Wednesday morning on what was
to have been a five-day flight to
Berlin to chart a new commercial
airplane route to the old world.-
Besides Cramer, the crew con
sists of Robert Cast, pilot, and
Robert Wood, aviation editor of
Tribune.
Weather reports for today Indi
cated narticulaiiv unfavorable
weather over the I'ngava and Lab
rador peninsulas and between the
mainland and Greenland. I
Angeleno Drones On
CT'LVKIl CITY. Calif., July 8
Confidence rode the single motor
ed biplane with Pilots L. W. Men
dell and R. B. Reinbart today as
the recccding hours brought tliem
steadily nearer the record of 171
hours. f.!i seconds for sustained
flying, which they hoped to surpass.
At 6:30 a. m.. the tilers nan
passed the 14.1 hour mark in their
time journey whirl, started at
2Ii : oil a. in., last Tuesday. Should
they keep their plane "Angeleno
iu the air until 2:. to: 29 p. m., to
morrow, they will have shattered
the mark set at Cleveland by Itoy
L. Mitchell and Byron K. New-
couih two days ago.
The Ft end v throbbing of the
22ii-horsepower motor leads ground
officials to report that there was
every indication that it was func
tioning in a pertect manner, des
pite its continuous and unfaltering
labors since the takeoff almost a
week ago.
Airport officials agreed with the
fliers that the biplane would be
able In stay in the air three or four
hundred hours, and said thai de
pending on the comli'inn of the pi
lots, it would he difficult to say
when they would land.
5 Lives Sunday's Toll
I. OS ANGELES, Calif., July S.
Gust Swanson. 21, and Ellis Carl
son, 20. hoih of Los Aiieer-s, were
killed Sunday while stunting In an
obsolete style biplane which fell In
the outskirts of the city. Ofltfialf
of Mines field declared neither of
the men was a licensed pilot.
By MILDRED BYNON
The meeting of the Gleugary W.
C. T. 1T. has been postponed until
Wednesday. July 17. Mrs. Nellie
McGiunis of Roberts Creek will be
a hostess at that time.
Miss Bess Wharton was a charm
ing hostess to a large .croup of
friends last evening at her lovely
home on the river. Dinner was
served at ti o'clock and the hours
were spent in conversation and
boating.
Miss Jessie M: Butter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Butter of
this city, became the bride of Clar
ence W. Cothrell of Eugene on
Saturday at high noon at the home
of her parents in this city. Hev.
Frank Matthews performed the
ceremony In the presence of close
friends and relatives. The couple'
left after the ceremony for an ex
tended honeymoon nnd upon Jhelr
return will reside in Eugene.
News of Douglas County
LUMBER OUTPUT
GLENDALE MILLS
SHOWS INCREASE
(N. H. vlt-w PouitUi County Sjicctol)
GLENDALE, July 8. The ship,
menis of timber products from
Glcndale over the Southern l'iu-1
fic railroad during Ihe month of
June just past, showed an increase
of In per cent over the previous
month of May and an increase of
almost 28 per cent over shipmeu-.s
made in June, 192S.
According to Information given
out by 1. A. Zook. local agent, llu
carloads of limber products were
shipped from Glendale during the
month of June while only Sti car
loads were shipped during June of
last year.
WELCOMES EPWORTH
LEAGUE DELEGATES
GLENDALE MAN
AIDS IN FIGHT
ON PINE BEETLE
Forty young people registered at
the Epworth League annual camp
at Little River this morning and
a number of cars well filled are ex
pected this afternoon.
The ramp, which was estab
lished at Little River last year. Is
In readiness for the coming of the
young people and Ihe institute will
convene until July 14.
The camp Is located about thirty
mile3 east of Roseburg and the
young people have constructed a
large open-air kitchen and cleared
the grounds. The camp is ideally
situated for the Institute and plans
are complete for further improve
ment. Permanent cabins are to be
started this year and It is the in
tention to expend about SlTi.Ortn In
Improving the camp within the
next few vears. A water system
hn been completed.
The delegates this year are fur
nishing their own tents and bed
ding and the meals are cooked In
the large kitchen and served in the
dining hall.
J. A. Linn of Lebanon is In
charge of the camp. Mr. Linn Is nt
sisted h a large group of church
officers.
The daflv program starts at (I a.
m. Reveille classes are held from
8:"0 until 12:::0. with recreation
periods from 2:110 until 5 o clock.
The river affords ninnle diversion
in the way of swimming and fish
ing; a baseball diamond is an at
traction, also volley ball and ten
nis courts.
The religious conference will be
In charge of leading officials of
Ihe church throughout the state.
According to Dr. Chas A. Ed
wards of this dty the faculty Is
expected to arrive at the camp
during the day and the work of the
institute will progress Immediate
ly.
(N.wK lti-vicw DouirUs County Svcial)
GLENDALE, July 8. C. V.
Johns was a Glendale visitor Fri
day. He is employed in Ihe na
tional park service in Crater Lake
national park from where he ar-
d last week to spend the
Fourth with hs family at Azalla.
He oxtcts to return to Crater hike
within a few days.
According to Johns, a number of
Douglas county people are employ
ed at the park and some of them
are, besides himself, Ed Johns,
Darwin Johns and Lester Curtis of
Azalia; George and Hill Montgom
ery of Cauyonvilie; Raymond llun-
saker, Frank Leightou and How
ard Painter of Myrtle Creek. Dur
ing the summer months, Wm. God
frey, chief ranger al Crater lake
national park employs a crew of
from f0 to J no men, patrolling,
building trails and roads, and this
spring, fighting the pine beetle
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will
remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and
faniilv left Saturday for a few
davs outing to Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Dutlell and
Mrs. Shrull returned home Wednes
day from a week's trip to Port An
geles.
Mr. and Mrs. Rub nnd baby of
Monmouth are visiting at the E. V.
Leach home for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Marks, and son,
Roland of Halsey and Mrs. Shelley
and two- daughters, Mrs. Holland
and Irene Applegate of Eugene
spent the fourth at the Applegale
ranch.
Mr. Kenneth Crowe of Roseburg
was visiting relatives here Friday.
Mrs. Phoebe Jones nnd family of
Elkton Is visiting at the parental
Newby home for a few days,
Mr. John Barr of New York Is
visiting his father for a few weeks.
The Community church is hold
ing evangellslle meetings every
evening except Saturday. These
meetings w ill run indefinitely. I ney
are interdenominational, nnd every
one Is invited. Friday a fine dele
gation from Drain nnd Elkton and
Leona was present, nnd a very prof
itable meeting was held.
00
FOR A BATHROOM OUTFIT
Why not enjoy modern conveniences now?
As little as $5.50 a month will buy it.
SPECIAL
3 in. Wagon $40.00
FarmBureau Cooperative Exchange
Roseburg Oakland
AGENTS. FOB
L. A H. Electric Range Dean 8pry Pump Co.
Hood River Spray Co. John Deere Plow Co.
Sutherlln Spray Co. . Hooiler and Milwaukee Pumpa
EARTHQUAKE IN
LOS ANGELES AREA
INFLICTS DAMAGE
(Continued from page 11
Goes to Portland-
Mrs. Ocoree E. Hnuek of th!
city loft yesiordnv for Portland
Tr. ITouck will join Mr. Tlouck to
morrow and the two will attnd the
American Modical association con
vention this week In the metropo
lis.
"BLACKHAND" KILLS
10-YEAR-OLD BOY
f Aewwlutwl I'roM I.cnwd Wire)
SAIHIITS. Mass., July 8. Hys
terically shrieking "Palsy has car
ried out his threat." Mrs. fisintl
Demori, of the north end district
of Boston, today identified the
body of a 10-year-old hoy found lu
the' marshes here yesterday, as
that of her son, Salvatore. The hoy
had been missing for l!l days.
According to police, "Patsy" was
the leader of a "blackhand" nmp
in Boston, which lu a letter had
demanded S'lO.dOil from the boy's
father under throat of Injury to
his family. The threat, police
said, was the outgrowth of a feud
of long standing. The first demand
was made shortly before the boy
disappeared. I Hiring his absence,
the other letters were received
which contained similar threats.
The identity of "Patsy" was
known to police and a search was
leing made today for him.
NEW PIIESTON, Conn., July
Martin F. Brown, 3t. of N
Brunswick. N. J., and Cordon
Spencer Whittley. 10, of Arlington
N'. J., were killed Sunday when
their airplane went Into a nose
spin and crashed.
GRASS FIRE STOPPED
The fire department answered a
call at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
to Corey avenue In the vicinity of
the Judge Fullerton place to find
that neighbors Inn! almost extin
guished ii grass fire there. I ire
men finished the job before any
damage had been done.
est.
Work Is being done on the rim
load at the lake and also on a new
trail about mile north of Crater
luk Lodge, a trail 801.0 feet long
thai extends from Ihe crater's rim
down to the water's edge. This
trail Is still blocked with snow but
Is expected to be clear In about an
other week.
Johns was particularly employed
iu the branch of the park service
that is figlning the pine beetle
pest this season.
This small beetle, about 3-8 of
an inch long and ns large as a fat
match stem, is destroying pine
timber iu various sections of Ida
ho, California and has now invaded
Oregon pine forests near Bend and
Diamond lake ami In the Klamnlh
Falls counny and Is now being
found within the Crater lake na
tional park area. -Many of the
pine trees on the Cow creek water
shed are dying and it is thought
this same beetle may be the
cause. Hmnll as this beetle 1h. It
is causing damage to pine timber
amounting to thousands of dollars.
Tills beetle bores through Ihe
bark of the tree until it reaches
tile sap wood whore they propo
gate. The female beetle burrows
upwards beneath the bark and be
ing very prolific lays from Kind to
eggs in the tiny tunnel she
has made. The eggs are usually
laid during July. These eggs be
come a larvae which eat their sus
tenance from the sap of the Iree
which they girdle by tunneling or
nortng borizontaflv or around the
tree and just underneath the baik.
The larval population hatches out
about the following May, reaches
maturity ns a beetle fn a few
weeks mill then the cycle of boolle
life starts over again. The tree
that has been girdled for its sap
soon dies nnd unless it can be used
at once becomes worthless for tim
ber and is a loss.
Experiments are being made
wlih arsenic mixtures injected in
to the sap or the tree but so far
compounds strong enough to kill
the booties also kill (lie trees. The
method used at present lo combat
these beetles Is to cut down the
infested tree, strip the bark rf
and destroy the beetle larvae nud
pupae before Ihey batch out.
to south.
Four Persons Injured
LOS A NO ELKS, July 8. Four
persons, two men and two chil
dren, were Injured iu an earth
quake which severely shook Los
Annelcs and communities wit mil a
thirty mile radius at 8:45 a. m. to
day. These Injuries were reported
rom Santa Fe Springs, oil town
fifteen miles south of here.
Damage to the extent of $50,000
was reported in East Whit tier, su
burb of Los Angeles, from the
earthquake. A section of one wall
of the East Whlttler school caved
in and the structure was thrown
out of line. It was unoccupied,
this being vacation period.
Two East Whittier homes were
wrecked, and several damaged by
falling chimneys. No personal In
juries were reported from that sec
tion.
The city hall was constructed bo
that a sway of the -lower three feet,
or eighteen Inches In each direc
tion, Is provided for, engineers said.
The 1.WM) pound chandelier In (he
rotunda of the building swung on
nn arc of twelve inches during the
tremor.
Elevator operators who were at
the too of the buildings reoorlod
that the elevators shook and rat
tled so much that passengers wero
forced to hold lo the sides for support.
Residents In the southwest sec
tion of the city said the earthquake
w:ih extremely severe.
Oil operators at Santa Fe Springs
reported that two producing oil
wells In the eastern end of the
field were stopped up by the tre
mor. North Pacific Jarred
ST LOl'IS, July 8. The ninth
earthquake In three days, and (he
most violent, was recorded yeslor
dav by Ihe St. Louts university
seismograph. The distance was 4.
0(10 miles, indicating. Father James
It. Mac El wane said, that Ihe
ouake was lu the vicinity of the
Aleutian islands. whore four
shocks occurred Friday and four
Saturday. The disturbance began
at :t::W p. in., Willi Ihe maximum
at It: Till p. m.
South Atlantic Shock
LONDON. July 8 An earth
quake of considerable magnitude
In (he Atlantic ocean off Ilra.il lias
been recorded by the Kow observa
tory.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Foundecl and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Oaknaend8KanB St, AMBULANCE -SERVICE "'"EmbaVm.?
FATAL AUTOMOBILE
CRASHES SUNDAY
(Aiwortntnl I'roM Irt'duM Witt1)
KLAMATH KA1.1.S, Orn., July
8. In n hi'uclon iniloinobllo ornsh,
A. StmtUwi'll, 21, whs kllli'il
lust nlnht, Airred InnncH, 11, unci
Milton I.olclii'H, 3, mirrored ncm-
sllilo rnicluros of lln skull nml
other ocruimntH of I ho two ntu
chlni'S wim'p hurt on the Dnlles
('iiltroriiln highway near AlKoiiin
Pcilnt.
Storkwell's rnr anil a machine
driven by Lena lutein's, yonnK In
dian woman, collided on a st might
away.
See It nuule. See it made. Prosit
nrauKC, lemon and Ki'niwfrult ado
at the Jtiiubo Lemon, 1 mile north
on Pacific highway.
Picnic nt lilloyld Park.
Haling who at Wharton Bros.
EltnniCA, Cal., July 8. T,. O.
.Lee, 38. Is deiid today the victim
of nn nutomohllc accident on the
irrnde near flarhervllle yesterday.
Lee's machine plunged over an
80-foot enibunUmcnt. killing him
almost Instantly, after it was
struck bv two other mnchlnes.
Ills comnanlou. Miss Kllzatieth
Huff, suffered only minor inbirles.
Leo was enroute to San Pedro
from linker, Oregon.
Roseburg Cabinet Shoi
r.12 Fowler St.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
All kinds of Built-in Work made
to order.
Window Screene made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA3
Phone 541-J
Null and Void
The gourmet who always lias hts
pigs' feet prepared by a chiropodist.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health 8ervlce"
Mineral Vnpor Bnthfl
327 Cass Pbone 491
YONCALLA
Charles A. Lindbergh took the
controls of a 12-fiasseni;er In-motored
airplane today ami soaied
away to the eact, from the (Irand
Central nir terminal bore, hound
Tnr Clovin. NT. M.. on the opening
eastward flight over the now Trans
Continental Air Transport lines.
lu the hi ship were nine other
persons besides the flying colonel,
including his bride, the former
Miss Anne Morrow.
At Clovlft, the passengers ore to
bo transferred to a passenger,
train and Colonel Lindbergh on the j
following mm mn w ill pick up Ui"
llrst i! roup of passengers to travel
westward over the air-rail route ot
trans-Continental and the I'enn
sylvanfa railroad bringing (hem to
Los Amreles.
Escort Thought Down
fILOI'CKSTKIt. .Mass.. July S
The coast guard umpbibian. pilot
ed by Lieutenant Leonard I'
Melka, which escorted the Old Or ;
cbard-to Home plane Pathfinder, j
about 1"0 miles out to sea. was be ;
lieved by officials of base 7 hero '
to be down off Portland. Maine,
lightship, her gasoline supply ex
hausfed. Coast guard ve..ji--Is Ir
the vidnlly were ordered to st-areii
for her.
fViv. Review VmiKUn C'otnilr SHn1)
YONCALLA. July X. Mr. and
Mi-rf. Clevo Ambrose returned homo
I uesday from a week's trip to
Lake view and Klamath FallH.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davis nnil
daughter, Hona, Mr. and Mrw. fieo. I
LdeH and family molored to New
port Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Kdes ami family returned home
- o-
A MoCormlek-Peoring binder In a
standard machine for which you
can always get repairs. V have
Ihe usual wearing parts lu stock.
Wharton JJros.
DR.
KERB AS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phono 4SS Masonic Illdg.
Farm Loans
Loans on Improved farms, 5, 7 or
10 years. 5J Interest, payable
annually. 1 commission over
term of loan, making total coat
fi47f. Liberal repayment privi
lege). Prompt action. Wo also
have private money for farm and
;ity loans. Call or write
G. W. Young & Son
LOANS
11C Cnss St. Phone 417
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glatiei
18 Jackion St
Robt. J. Craig
ROOF SPECIALIST
f'onipoitltion nnd f'edur Khincles.
Itoll roofing and hot coat work.
Residence Phone 661-.I
Above nil a cood roof.
RANGES
Fine now polished lop, nickle
trimmed, lare fire-box. A
beautiful stove.
Only S65.00
Delivered nnd Set Up.
Powell Furniture
Store
I 5 Sheridan St.
Prune Dryer
Pipe and Stoves
J. H. Sinniger
Sheet Metal Works
329 N. Jackson St. Phone 428
iei!?rW'rW
iNyMtfi ibiiiii ma
Fined for Violation
J. J. Louis, Joseph Harman. W.
K Rtofeld and Carl Proebstel of
Chllonuin. and James J. Purr!? of
Pine Rhine appeared before Judge
HnpkJn this morning and .were
fined S2S nnd cots for Illegal fish-
3mg 1" I'l.tneuni ' " me "it'ini
jors paid thefr fines.
AN'OOn.EME, France. July S.
Captain Iouis Coudouret, well
known French aviator, died today
following a crah Sunday of a new
airplane he was testing for a pro
poped trans-Atlantic flight. His
motor stalled and the plane fell 1,-
OUU feet.
LlrwJ Opens Service
CLKNDALK, Calif., July 8. Col.
AWNINGS
We make and guarantee
all kinds.
HARRY PEARCE
Phone 573
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 1926
Perfect Funeral Service
Fair and Reasonable Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE
ii
PHONE
112
Pine and Lane Sts.
C. STEARNS
Manager
PHONE
112
Lady Attendant
Try This
Health Food
Tasty Fig Bran
Delicious way to eat
Bran. Figs impart won
derful flavor. Serve as
cereal. Rich in vita
mins. Per 1C
package XtL
Groceries of All Kinds,
Freih and Pure
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
FREE DELIVERY
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
The Store That Serve
You Best
Phnn. fl 44 H. Jackenn At.
" TOMORROW
And Wednesday
TALKNG
AND
SINGING
The
Original
Jazz
Singer
-r JCjEORCjG
v
V'
'1
LUCK
BO
W Supported
and an all-atar cast.
Aw Peppiest Entertainer of
the Footlights in a Talking
Singing Romance that Rol
licks with Wit and Warbling.
SONG HITS
"My Mother' Eyes,"
"Old Man Sunshine."
"Mv Blackbirds Are Blue'
birds Now,"
"My Real Sweetheart."
ALSO
A SPECIAL ACT OF
"TALKIES"
TODAY .
HEAR
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
TALKING
IN
"Prisoners"
Also
Clark and McCullough
IN
"The Belle of Samoa"
All-Talking Comedy
( IT'S A WOW)
7