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ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1929
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TRIP Oil CDAST
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WINCIIKKThlt HAY, July IS.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Foster or flu r
bank, Calif., spent last Thurada
and Friday in Winchester Hay
while on their tour of tin; western
states.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fouler toured
Ihrougli Uryco canyon. Utah, Ida
ho and down the Columbia hlnh-
Popular Highway
Stopping Points
Are Listed in This
Column.
"Where the- Hiways Meet"
Where the Tourist' Trade
Is Appreciated
FIRST CLASS CAFE
Individual Percolator!
Home Cooking
' King's Service
Station
Coot Junotion
Store, Garage, Gas, Oils
Hotel Sutherlin
Modern Hotel Modern
Rates
We specialize on Sunday
Chicken and Turkey Dinners
75 cts. per person.
Also special luncheon daily
at SOc. Banquet room for
public or private parties.
J. W. TURNER, Owner
Sutherlin, Oregon
STOP
- r.v
2 At Camaa Valley
Store
on your way to the Coast
ICE CRKAM, COLD
DRINKS
: i GROCERIES
,B. R. RICHTER
r & Co.
South Drain
Service Station
Food for Both Self and
Motor at Harry's Kitchen
Mr. & Mi s. 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. 8 Miles North of Ojklsnd, Ore.
J. C. MOFF'TT, Owner.
Peep at Future
If
Futuristic design in bathing milts
will be "it" at all the worth while
beaches this season, according to
Marilyn Morgan, screen actress,
who enlivened southern California
Hands with this outfit.
way, then on the Roosevelt high
way, and will continue bouui on
the lied wood highway before re
turning to their home In Burnank.
Mr. Foster reports tho Columhia
highway and the Roosevelt high
way are equal to any scenic pari
of the United Status, and he Has
traveled over a good part or the
country In tho last few years. Mr.
and Mrs. Foster are especially in
terested in this particular part of
the country in and near Winches
ter Buy. Mr. Foster Ih planning on
other trips here in the near future,
when he will he able to hunt hear
and other game.
BANDON
(NVwu ltt'vii'W IMiitfliii County Siclal)
HAN I JON, July 18. TouiIhIs are
pouring In and out or Huudon
dally and many have registered al
the locul parks during the last
wvek. Among those, registered
were:
L, B. Krogel, Hosehurg, Ore.;
James Miller, liosemng. Ore.;
l' E. Holt., (ileiulale. Ore.; Mrs. R.
L. Bulkirck, Koseburg, Oie.; F. J.
Mlyuahl, Hottehuru, Ore.; l- M.
McDonald, KoHehurg, Ore.; F. M.
itucklngham, Eugene, ore. ; M r.
and Mrs. S. L. Leathornmn and
parly, Lee, Ore.; II. T. Wimer, Co
qutlle. Ore.; W. 11. leo, Eugene.
Ore.; O. L. Wood, Itowbiiig, Ore.;
Melha Myers, Myrtlo Point, Ore.;
Kail lluulers and fumily, Eugene.
Ore.; T. I. liuerln, Myrtle Point,
Ore ; W. W. Hvyoo, Myrtlo I'olni.
Ore.; Mrs. C. McKean, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.; Mary Oivluer. Co
quille. Ore.; Mr. mid Mrs. II. H.
Uuild, Eugene, Ore.: Air. and Mrs.
Cliil, Oakland, Ore.: M. K. White
head and family, Oakland, Ore.;
A. J. Ford and wile, Koneburg,
Ore.; J. A. (.'aruwuy and wile,
Koseburg, Ore.: Mr. and Mis. J. E.
Hit Inner, Honolulu; tJeo. W. New
burry, K'.mebuig, Ore.; Mrs. Millie
). Clement and party, Dalhu,
Circle-H
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1 3 TRAIL IN TO
FOR SPECIAL
Baked Virginia Ham Dinner
Sunday, July 21
Enjoy an iilr.ul vmaliiiit nt this Noith I'mpqtia L.odi;e.
Let tllf cliililien ride the horses while the wife has a real
rest from houscnokl cares. Lots of fishing for the men.
Dinner $1
I CIRCLE-H LODGE
? THE NOKTH L MPQl A "DUDE" RANCH
TO BE OILED BY
liANIiON, July IS. While the
state oiling equipment is here, the
JJandon busliM'Hs men have solicit
ed a hind siiiricfenL to have the
bui.lness streets of the town oiled.
The work will he done us soon as
convenient to the state crew. The
state has offt'U'd to cooperate
with the city In the oiling work In
return for the use of the city park
as headquarters for the state equip
ment while working south of JJan
don.
The oiling of the streets will be
a great help to the town and do
away with the necessity of keep
ing them sprinkled to keep the dust
down, besides improving the sur
face. o-
BANDON BAND TO
PLAY AT EUGENE
(NVwa Kcvlcw IruKbs Cwiniy Kjririiil)
BANDON, July 18. The Ban
don concert, band- has been en
gaged to go to Kugeno to take
part In Hie Sunset Trail celebra
tion to be held aL that city this
month and will take part in the
parade and other festivities during
the entire thrcu days.
The director of the band plans
to do some timely advertising
while at Kugeno and help to put
Bandou oil the map for the people
wiio will be unending the cele
bration. The hand of thirty-five pieces Is
one of the best in southern Ore
gon and has played before many
public gatherings.
WINCHESTER BAY
'NVws Hcvlfw Doiiftliu County Sjuvfal)
WINCHESTER BAY, July 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Haines and children
of Drain were guests last Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Richardson in Winchester Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pahl, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Llnd and small
children and brothers Donald and
Norman Llnd, al! of Portland, ar
rived in Winchester Bay last Sun
day, where they are spending their
vacation of a week enjoying the
rishing, clamming and crabbing
here.
Among those who picnicked in
Winchester Bay last Sundey from
Cottage drove wore Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Hepschager and family and1
iir. anu ivirs. ileal Andrews and
family. Mrs. Theodore Andmews
and daughter Sadie and sou Theo
dore from Scot Is burg were also
among the Winchester Bay Sunday
visitors.
John Anderson and Lonnie Not
tage left Winchester Bay last
Tuesday morning for Salem and I
Portland, where they w ill spend
Wednesday and Thursday on busi
ness. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson of
Phoenix. Arizona, stopped in Win
chester Itay last Monday evening
at the Roosevelt auto camp, while
on their way to Seattle, where
they w ill visit relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson are motoring through
by auto and intend to make the
return trip next September by
uuto.
Miss Doris Shirlcliff returned
lo her home in Winchester Bay
lust Monday after spending a
week's vacal Ion in Myrtle Creek,
where she visited relatives.
Miss Violet Do tliialh, who had
Toxns; Mrs. Alice Kleeman. Aiih
erton, Texas; Mr. aiid Mrs. E. Pur
vance, Cnqutlle, Ore.; Mr. and
Mr:. R. L. title, Rosehurg, Ore.;
Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Morris, Spring
Held, Ore.; Christ iv.n church Sun
day school, Couulllo, Ore.
Lodge
been In Elk ton for several weeks,
visiting friends and relatives, re
turned to Winchester Bay last
.Saturday, where she will spend
the summer at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Lounie Not Cage.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shlrtcliff and
Henry Shlrtcliff of Myrtle Creek
left Winchester Bay last Saturday,
after spending several days visit
ing at the home of their uncle, E.
A. Shirtcliff.
Mrs. Uay Reavis of Winchester
May was in North Bend last Friday
shopping.
LACK OF EVIDENCE
HOUSTON, Tex. A two-year-old
liquor case watr recently tried
here and the defendant was found
not guilty, mainly because the
state's two witnesses had: died- in
the meantime. J. S. Thnrman. 45,
the defendant, was arrested by B.
II. Talley and Carl Green In 1927.
Both dry officers have sim-e died.
"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.
Archery Range
Free Camping Privileges
Comfortable Cottages
Store and Lunch Room
Bandon By the Sea
Auto Park
Mrs. G. Stephenson, Mgr.
FOR ALL
Drug Store Needs
When at
Bandon by the Sea
Fuhrman & Shindler, Inc.
The Rexall Store
Tourists Headquarters
at
DUNHAM'S
Of Course
GROCERIES
Complete Line
HARRY H. ARNOLD, Mgr.
A Sure Hit
With our Rings, Work
manship and Service.
WINTERS,
The Jeweler
BAN DON-BY-TH E-SE A
A Handy Place to Drop
in for the Little Things
You Need
ALWAYS OPEN
Vail's
Confectionery
WM. VAIL, Owner.
SIGNS ERECTED
AT ENTRANCE TO
WINCHESTER BAY
WINCHESTER BAY, July 18.
The business men of incTiestor
Bay got together and had a large
sign painted and put up last Sat
urday, one on each side of the
town just as you enter Winchester
Buy. The new signs inform the
tourists what town they are en
tering and what Winchester Bay
offers such as: Craning claming,
fishing and surf bathing. This is
one of the many new improve
ments which has taken place In
Winchester Bay this season.
PORTLAND GIRL LEAVES
FOR HOME AFTER VISIT
AT WINCHESTER BAY
WINCHESTER. BAY, July IS
Mis Lillian Wilkins of Portland
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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.
Party Dinners
When Ordered
Light Lunches
We feature Milk Shakes
Banquet Room
JERRY'S
Open All Night
General information
cheerfully given.
Excellent Service Given
Minute Cafe
At the Roosevelt
Hiway Arch
Moderate Storage Rates.
Work Shop and Auto
Accessories,
Acme Garage
Cottages
at Moderate Rates
Ideal for Campers
ON ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY
Within the City
Store in Connection
Prices Reasonable
CAPT. W. R. PANTER, Owner
who has been visiting at the home
of Captain Clark at the C mpu.ua
coast guard station for the past
several- days left for her home in
Portland last Monday. Captain
Clark and two daughters, Loretta
and Louise, accompanied Miss Wil
kins as far as Eugene by auto.
The Clarks returning to Winches
ter Bay the same day. Miss Wil
kins will continue her journey
from Eugene by stage.
FATAL FLOOD IN INDIA
(Amtnc-hitttl Press Leaned Wire)
LONDON. July 17. Exchange
telegraph dispatches from Bombay
today said widespread floods were
reported In the Slnd division of
that province. At Sukkur barrage
the entire township was sub
merged, with 12 deaths. In Middle
Kind hundreds of cattle died from
exposure in torrential rains. Mites
of desert have been transferred
into a lake.
TAKE A SWIM
Heated Ocean Water
Natatorium
Moving Pictures while you
swim.
Wecoma Baths
Open Afternoons & Evenings
Strictly Modern Cottages with
' Ocean View
THE
Roosevelt Cafe
Picnic Lunches Our
Specialty
Home Cookini?
Try Our 45c Luncheons
ETHEL STOCK, Owner
Ocean Drive Auto
Park
REASONABLE RATES
Modern 2-room cottages.
2 minutes walk to beach.
Service station and work
shop in connection.
J. KELLOND, Owner.
You may need my services
J. E. James the Ig
nition and Lubrica
tion Specialist
On the Roosevelt Hiway
at Langlois.
Call Me Always Ready
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CALIFORNIA PARTY
ENJOYS OUTING Al
WINCHESTER BAY
(NVw.-R'-vkw DoueL, County 8rcUl)
WINCHESTER BAY, Juiy IS.
-Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. William Howard oJ Hol
lywood, Calif., and Miss PeeK'
Pinkini of Oleudale, Calif., who
have reined a summer coltatje al
Vida on the bank of the McKeuzie
river for the summer in company
with Mrs Ben Helfiige of Vida
returned to Vida last Friday after
spending several days at.Winches
ler Bay, where they enjoyed the
splendid claming. ciaulliK and fish
lug, which one finds here.
Hans T. Hansen, manager of the
Hansen Chevrolet company, ami
his family left the first of the week
for a motor trip in California.
The only Auto Park on
Roosevelt Hiway between
Coos Junction and Ban
don. Community Reading Room,
Shower Baths, Lunch and
Fruit Stand
BARBECUE SANDWICHES
5 Minute Drive to Boach
Morgan's Service Sta
tion and Auto Park
Mrs. Geo. B. Morgan, Owner.
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.
Municipal Auto
Park
City of Bandon
Campers Welcome
Wood, water, light
furnished.
RATES 50o PER DAY
The Nyal Store
General Line of Drugs
Stationery. Films and
Developing
Toilet ai tides, souvenirs,
glassware, gifts
Prescriptions Our Specialty
Bandon Drug Co.
Bandon Butter and
Cheese Unexcelled
Visitors are always wel
come to visit our plant.
BANDON CHEESE &
PRODUCE CO.
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 sign on the
Roosevelt Highway.
J. R. SMITH A. SON
FIRE LOSS FDR SIX
E
SALKM, Ore., July 18- (Site
ciuO Hecoiua m Ium Ut-parlment
Ot ritute 1'iru Murnnsill J-o auaw
tnai tne l iie losses kor tne mst
six i.ronuia ot 1929, ouiBide of
Portland, amountiiiK lo l,4t)y,8l3,
were 27,UU0 U'sk Hmn for the fit tit
six nioiitiis of were lue low
est of any piovious corresponding .
period smce lido, ami 5,yisa lie- -
iuw Die average nix moiuniF losses
tor the live years previous.
The flie losses in the state for
the moil in ot June of Vj2'J, agie
gating $197.11. were approximate
ly w,0JU greater thuii ror Juiio
of last year, but wore lower tuan
lor any other June since ll3 and
192,794 less than lor the aver
age June losses tor the previous
years.
Dwellings and their contents
sutfered tne heaviest of the June,
192a tire losses with an aggre
gate of fllti,:i-9, or ii'J per cent of
the total, In 45 of the ti4 fires re
ported during the month. Six
i d wel II ng i ires entailed losses of
Stu,40U. Farm dwellings, barn3
and outbuildings were damaged in
the amount of $50,1)00, or 25 per
cent of the total, in 20 fires. The
Owyhee irrigation project In Mal
heur county suffered a $50,000 loss
by a fire at the dam and head
works. A Klamath Falls lumber
yard fire, $7,000 and a theatre fire
at North Powder, $(J,000, compiise$5
the other major losses of over
$5,000 during the month.
In the list of known causes
electricity and defective wiring
stand at the head of the June
losses with $56,972; rubbish and
sparks are second in point of ag
gregate damage with $51,071, and
overheated or defective flues,
chimneys, etc., were held respons
ible for $16,724 of the total . Two -lires
of incendiary origin inflicted
damage in th eamount of $5,100;
four explosion fires caused losses
of $5,470, and 3a fires of unknown
or undetermined origin exacted a
toll of $57,8S5 upon tho state's
economic resources.
The losses lor the six months'
periods, 1924 to 1929, inclusive, fol
lows :
Year Amount
l9L4 . $2,225,758
1,115,465
1026 2,0Sa,036
1),27 1.4SH.8.U
i 1,435,89
19-'! 1,409,813
CANYON AUTO r amp
IS POPULAR RESORT
"Whore Micros a will there's a
way" and thfie ar so many wavs
lo make tourists happy and coin
fortalilc, aroi-nliiiK to Jlra. A. K.
Peterson of the t'anyon camp and
tavern near Canyonville.
Six years ago Tetursoii
started the camp that today is so
popular with hun lieds of tourists
.ami inolorists each day. situated
i under tall fir trees beside a clear
I stream the tavern is not only a
homelike place hut one of unusual
beauty. Many ideas are carried out
! In making the tavern attractive and
the wide porches are crowded each
evening with tourists enjoviiiK the
cool breeze. Wholesome and at
! tractively served food is served at
the tavern and a special chicken
limner is offered. George Williams
nl Koseburg Is chef and has charge
jot the tavern.
i Across the highway from tile
tavern nestled among tne trees and
back Horn the dust and noiae of
; the passing cars are 16 dark green
: cabins. 'J he cabins are well fur-
nlshed and gas has recently been
added tor the convenience of thOt
occupants. A store and service
station are close by whore every
necessity to the traveler is obtain
able. Mrs. Peterson has worked .11111''
panned ih camp for years mid
plans turther impi nvoiuelii. Accord
ing to Mrs. Peterson at present lime
Hie ramp is turning from finy (
sixty away daily.
A new nature at the tavern was
added in the past few weeks when
a large sunnmii lank under the
trees was opened.
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