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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. RGSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1929. f Vi'w-H-llfvlw PuuKlai County SjkvUI) MYRTLE CRKKK. Ore., July 31. Kusk'r'g Cash Store in (Jlendiile has been purchaHed by Mr. and M i-h. George C. Dyer, who have been running the Htore for Mr. Kuh lor since it was eBUlbJiallrd laKt spring. Mr. I)yer wan in Myrtle Creek Monday nuttjiiK a bed on a new trm k which he iia Jut cliaaed lo use In Ills niercaulile business. .Mr. Dyer stales that the business lias grown to Mich an ex ti nt thai they will liave to put in an extra clerk Ui handle it. MYRTLE CREEK NEWS MYIITI.K CRKKK. Ore., July 31. Mr. and Mia. tl. 1'. Rice, accom panied by Mr. and Mm. R. K. I'e teis, molorcd over to Handnn Bun day inomiliK and spent the day and night with Mr. ond Mm. N. O. liuell. They found the weather cloudy aud cool. The A. K. fclllott and C. K. Star buc k famllleB enjoyed a Sunday ouling at Idleyld. Mr. Slnrbuck taking till" occasion to break hi handsome, new Chevrolet coach to work. He reports that 11 drives very woll indeed for a new beginner. ELKTON NEW8 NOTES (Srwi-ItPvlow P'JUkUi County Swcinl KI.KTON, Ore., July 31. A num ber of people from lllls community utlended the Sunset Trull celebra lion last Friday. J. 11. Farrlugtou of Itoseburg stopped at the Klltton teleplione of flee on Monday ou Ills wny to lloseburg. His family Is enjoying a vacation at Sunset beach. Mrs. Sarah Woodcock preached a very Interesting sermon lusl Sunday. There will be no church unrviiira Sunday. August 4 ul the Methodist church us the pastor. Mrs. Woodcock is planning on at tending the camp meeting at Cot tage Grove. Jtutti Sawyers has been working in the telephone offico. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Sun Fran cisco. Calif., are holding revival services at the I'enlecoslal church. Miss Gertrude Iiufford of iirulu hno been visiting tlio George Madi son home in Kellogg. Mrs. H. E. Hmwn and baby have returned from Tugene. W. II. lrens, who was nun hauling hay when H fell from I lie trui:k. ia slowiy recovering at the Paclflc Christian hospital in i:u gono. YONCALLA NEW8 NOTES (NYwp Hcvlrw llimxht County SprH-lul) YONCAl.l.A. Ore., July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Connor and family were the honored guests at farewell parly Saturday evening. Rupper was served to the follow ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Connor, Vivian, Shirley and 11111 Connor. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Rogers. Audrey Rogers, John Kdes, I.ou llathawuy, Mr. anil Mrs. lleo. Kdes. Dorothy, Marion and Harold Kdes, Mrs. May Hathaway and Win. Hathaway. Mr. and Mrs. Connor and family left Tuesday morning for1 Saranii:, Mich., where they will make their home. Miss Olive Wilson, who hail.hocn Rtteniling summer Bchool at Cor vallls the last six weeks, returned homo Saturday to spend a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wilson. Mlna Wilson is a domestic Hcfence teacher at Klamath Falls. Ijm Hathaway of Hurrlshurg spent the week-end visiting at the Hathaway homo here. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. White. Ilerl and Carl Johnson left Monday to spend a couple of days on the L'iuij ua river. Mrs. Homer Krtlso and daughter Hetty Ruth left Saturday for l.nu- rln, Mont., where tliey will vtall relatives this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wuiusley and son of Gerher, Calif., visile i last week at the J. C. Wamsley Stock and Bonds In a defunct concern is worthless paper. A Warranty Deed To a home is a document that represents wealth, both useful antl valuable. jffjQwnou E. K. McLENDON I.. LtS I f!j f. wtM tatnrl II WlWJ, &(-.'.' ) t 1" ' " lilMM jJT 4 -jr-V - f t."!, -"i it f.'i ?' I 'iVrt H " "r AlZl Upper photo shows Harry C. Smith In his Plymouth roadster being fueled with Richfield gaso line and Richluba oil before the start of the "chained drive" to Detroit. Lower photo shows Smith chained to wheel as key to handcuffs are being handed a Western Air Mail pilot and sent to the Detroit chief of police who released Smith after hit endu rance drive. IiKTROIT, July 31. Seldom lias a handcuffed prisoner," being awaited by the chief of police o: lietroll, received such a gala wel come as was tendered lUrry C. Smith, formerly of l.os Aug lies, tn his arrival here the oilier day 111 a stock rlyiuotilh roadster. Alter' home. Mr. Wamnley returned home Saturday, whllu Mrs. Wamsley und aon will remain for a week. MiHS Harrle Wamidey of lioBe burn pj.ent the week-end visttliiK at Ihe J. C. Wamsley home. Mr. MrDnunherty, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Duuuhi'i'ly and Kdrlss spent Monday In JtimelmiK tranmictlnK blltittieHB. AmoiiK thoHo atteudliiK -amt meeting at Dottane (Irove Sunday were Ili'V. and Mru. Iliirnard, Mrs, Ida Hunyon, Mrs. Illtrhcoek, No.' ma Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kerrie, Mr. and Mrs. Mclmunherly, Mrs. (iertrude Ktoule and daughter liuth, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer lauh erty and family and Mr. und Mrs. It. W. Davis and daughler itosa. Miss Kuhy Wahn of I'm! land ar rived here Tuesday to visit with her falher. Tom Weslfall, for a few diivs. Miss Wuliin U euvoute home from San Francisco. Mrs. Klla Hurt or I'orlland and iu-r ilaiiKliler. Mrs. It. 1). Harvey, of Otlduml visited ut the Saniter home Tuesday. RIDDLE L0CAL6 (Vewi Iti'i1iw OjiiBTao rodiity S'-UM UinDUC. Ore., July lit. Mr. and Mrs. .!oe Snyder of Iays Creek were biulncBH visitors here Mdu day. Mitts Matle McClane arrived MondHy from .'onhmd and will visit lie re until Sunday with her mother, Mrs. (ieormt McClane. I). V. (iJUUiunl is speiullll:; this week liere utteudin to business matters. Mrs. T. .!. AmsnoUer or Med ford visited at hut "Id home here Sun day. Mra. Kd ltlddle and Mrs. A. F. Hecker and sou l'at motored to work. rHom Cross Country Trip in a Plymouth 4 3 the poliif rliiof had released Smith from his "irons," the IMy nioiii h drivtT whh i-Kcoricd in honor lo (h local Piymoinh tun lory wlii'io he was aintointod to u laciniy Hales pot-iilon. Smith's arrival was the termina tion of a dramatic cron-country Captain (I. N. Kldflle left Friday Mcdtord last Saturcay anil visited with relatives until Sunday evu nltiK. C. K. lRsdon and Mose Ryan were amojiK ltlddle people atteud liiK the KUKene pageant last week. Mr. aud Mrs. Mulct Ash und son Klzle were attending to business matters In Konebur Tuesday. Mrs. C. M. Acker left forKlam alh Falls Thursday to be wjlh rjei' daughter, .Airs. Johnny Lloyd, who Is 111 at her home there. Mr. and Mis. Fred Roper and daughter Hazel of Hayward, Calif., len for their home Saturday, af ter a week's visit with Mrs. .top er's sister, Mrs. W S. Coruett. Mrs. llert lia llhiudell, who has been attending summer school at t he A shlaud normal, ret uined lo her home here Friday. Mrs. Lynn Whlttaker of ltemote,' Ore., was an overnight guest of her friend. Kvelyn iCaymond, Wed nesday. Mrs. Whlttaker has been veiling her parents, Mr. ail Mrs. J tie Snyiler, at hays Creek and re lumed to her home at Kemole Thursdav. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mellor and family motored to Marslifield atul Sunset beach last Sunday. Mrs. Jim Brum back of Weed, Calif., Is n guest at the home of her pa rem s, Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Stuller. Caul Cary, loi-al merctiaut. Is adding his share it the clean-up campai.n by having his store front repainted. F. It. I.eon is doint; the THE Service i i f Car Washing, Oiling, Greasing, Simonizing and Polishing, Car Painting, Steam Cleaning, Battery Recharging, Goodyear Tires. Wc have one of tho Lest repair shops in town. i-5 If your want a real grease job or any kind of service your car needs, see L. R. Clinnib?rs at the Nash Service Station. Phone G-19. I will loan you a car while wc are working on yours. For Real Service Call The Nash Service Station Phcrte 649 . 4 i - M. r i trip in which, chained to the wheel of his car, the Californian aver aged In running time 38 miles per hour be (ween Los Angeles and Oc troi t. Check of Ills gas tank, which had been filled with Kich field at the start ad refuelled ii. Salt Lake City aud Omaha, also with Kichfield at the latter polntu, showed his fuel average 20! miles per gallon. He added, he staled, no oil to the urankcase of Jlich lube with which, ho started. An unusual feature of the feat was the fact that the key to Uie handcuffs, which were applied in Los Angeles by Police Captain Crllfin, was air-mailed by Western Air Kxpress to the Detroit police chief. 1 Smith rnported. two puncturoa enroute; and said that once 'he fell asleep al tho wheel aud run into a ditch, hut neither lie nor the car suffered III consequences from the near-accident. Smith was formerly sales man ager in Los Angeles for AL Ho lier! Alherton. .Plymouth dealer at AUl South Vermont. Prime Dryer Pipe and Stoves J. H. Sinniger Sheet Metal Works 329 N. Jackson St. Phone 428 NASH Station for Camp J-ewis where be will re- wain the next two weeks at the Re- Krve training camp. Prof. T. H. Thompson. Marione and Gene Thompson, Mrs. Austin Wilson, Mrs. O. V. LoRsdon and Mrs. G. L. Grant were among Kid dle people attending the Grange picnic at Hose burg Friday. "Dad" Clarke, who is traveling north from Los Angeles with bis trained spot Led pony, was here for a few days this week, and gave an exhibition on the streets Monday evening. He left for Koseburg Tuesday. Mrs. A. E. Rother and son George of Portland are visiting Mrs. Roiher's mother, Mrs. Viola Nl.-hol.-i, at Hotel Riddle. Max Kiiumel and A. O. Speer, ac companied by Austin Wilson, Fred Hall and Alfred Howard, directors of the Kiddle school, made a trip to Koseburg and Glide last Sunday, wtiere they inspected the school gymnasiums to obtain ideas for the new gym to be erected here soon. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nichols and baby of Roscburt; were visit; lug relatives here Thursday. .Mrs. George Johnson and her mother, Mrs. Skinner, of Winston were callers Friday afternoon at the home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrett Randall. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. RtauffeY or Taft, Calif., arrived Monday by auto and are visiting at the home or Mrs. Staufler's mother, Mrs. Mary Riddle. XX MELROSE GRANGE TO HEAR O S. C. SPEAKER Melrose Grangers will bold a special program Saturday evening, w hich will feature an au- dress by Dr. D. V. Poling of Oregon State college. Dr. Poling, who has been doing some research work in southern Oregon, has been Induced to be with the Grangers there Sat urday evening. He will speak on agricultural conditions and will al so lead community singing. A short session of the Grange will be held preceding the address. The program begins at 8 o'clock and Is open to the public. Fred A. Goff, county Grunge deputy, urges the attendance of all Grangers who can be present. The McConnk-k-Deering disc tractor plow has the weight to do a good Job in dry laud. See one at Wharton Pros. x . . .in the air it's X i TRESPASS NOTICE All persons warned against tres passing on premises of Elks Island in the Urapqua river below Oak street bridge A guard Is being maintained day and night Violators will be prosecuted. Robt. J. Craig ROOF SPECIALIST Composition and Cedar Shingles. Roll roofing and hoi coat work. Residence Phone 66t-J Above all a good roof. AWNINGS We make and guarantee all kinds. HARRY PEARCE Phon 573 DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phone 4S8 Masonic Dldg. DECORATED Breakfast Sets Also Unfinished Chairs Small Tables Radio Stands Powell Furniture Company 1 1 5 Sheridan St. it ' in a cigarette it's RrFECT BALANCE is as vital to good cigarette making as to brilliant exploits in the air. Through quality and balanced variety of tobaccos, through blending and cross-blending, the standard Chesterfield method, you get mild ness without flatness, richness without ovcr swectness, and an enticing spicincss of aroma and taste. Chesterfield offers what ninety-nine out of a hundred smokers want: "TASTE above every tiling " chesterfield FINE TURKISH nd DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED NEW WORLD'S NON-STOP RECORD ESTABLISHED BY ROOSEVELT 8 (Ban made under official oberrall.n. Becord .abject to flnal e.nnr.ll..) STOP; RE-FUELED ON FLY A Marmon-built Roosevelt 8 recently completed one of the most remarkable demonstrations of stamina and dependability in automobile history by running 440 hours, 80 minutes (over 18 Mi COMPARISON OF RE-FUELING ON THE GROUND AND IN THE AIR Lower illustration shows "mother" car supplying gas to Roosevelt on the run under observation of A.A.A. officials. days) without a single stop of engine or car. Best previous rec ord, 162 hours. The record-breaking Roosevelt was a stock car in every detail, fully equipped. The run was made, not on smooth pavement, but over the rough brick track rf the Indianapolis Speedway, un der full A.A.A. supervision. A. J. LILBURN, Salesman AT USED CAR EXCHANGE Roseburg, Oregon KILL -t.. ?'Ta ----- Taste 5-Pasa. Sedan, $995, factory. Group equipment extra. MILD. ..and yef THEY SATISFY but CROSS-BLENDED 240 N. Jncksoit KusebuilJ. Oli'gDtl W Lrscrrr 4 M-rt T"J"