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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1929. THREE Local In From Riddle Parrel Carter of Riddle, a prom Men I inline dealer, was a visiior lu re lust evening. On Business Karl Btmh left this morning for Canyon villi1 and other eilits in the HOtithern pan of Hie county to transact biiKiness fur the ixu'k wioil .Motor company. Loggers Visit William W'eekley and Kdu In W'-ekley of Ittide drove to ltose hurg yesterday on bu; iness. The Wet kleys are logging contractor nnd liave large holdings in timber in Coos county. Visit Relatives Judge J. W. Hamilton In in Cor vallis visiting hl.s daugliters Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mrs. Allan Car son. Judge Hamilton is registered tit the Hotel Ilenton. Return From Idly Id Mrs. Luella Morris returned late yesterday after spending a we Idlyld. Mrs. Morris took a cabin nt the popular t sort nnl enjoyed the diversions offeivd llie vaca tionist. Moving Here Mr. and Mrs. Ken Martin nn.l family, formerly of this city are moving back lo Rosrlmrg arter re Aiding in Mvrtle Point for several months. Martin was manager of n used car business in the Coos county city. Leaves for Convention Ted Post left this morning for Kalem where he will be one of th" prominent figures at the Ameri can Legion convention. Post is tine of i he most enthusiastic legion naires of the slate and looked for-v.a'-d to the conclave with much iintlcipalion. New Territory Man A. R. Wood HI of Portland arriv ed here last evening to take over the duties of territory man hi this county for HIake. Mrffitt & Tonne, n wholesale paper hntttto. lie suc ceeds Claude Sc-hmeer. who lias been appointed manager of the Med ford branch of the company. Health Report Given Two cases of measles and two cases of whooping cough are shown in Douglas county for the week ending August :t in a report of the state department of health. No oilier more serious disease Is shown in the Douglas county col umn of the state report. Editor Here E. G. Harlan of Portland editor of Oregon Rusiness and Stair Pope joy, advertising, manager of the same publication, are here in 1he interests of the Oregon cham ber of commerce. They are gath ering data on southern Oregon and the Umpqua valley to be used in a future issue of the magazine. Leave On Trip Mrs. H. M. Savers and ?ma'l son and daughter of Went Rosehurg. left this morning to visit with rela tives in Grand Ranids and Muske gon. Alich. Airs. Savers will ston on the way at Salt L"ke City and Clenwoo'l Snrimrs. Colorado, for a visit with friends and relatives there. Enroute North Airs. Charles E. Tmve of Grants Pa s motored t o Rosehu rff this morning and stopped here with re latives for a short time envoii'o north. She was accompanied by her nit ce. MMs Catherine lv i who is returning to Spokane after spending the summer in Marsh fit id ami Giants Pass. Retuprn From Parks Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McMillin. the former the proprietor of the Rose garage, have just returned from a two weeks' trip to Yellowstone and Clai ier national parks. They drove to the parks, going through eastern ( h'cgon and Idaho and ret urniug thiough Washington. No roads en-coiinterc-d on their trip eipial llioe of western Oregon, they report. Dandelion Is Long A damhdion root 17 inches In length was exhibited this morning bv II. AY. Strong, president of the I'mptjua Valley bank, who showed it as one of the tribulations con nected with starting a new lawn. The lengthy specimen was pulled from the ground without difficulty and even the pmallest tendrils came with the stalk. Bankruptcy Petitions Filed Russell McMullen. Southern Pa cific yardmaster at Klamath Falls, former business man of this city, has filed a petition in bankruptcy In the federal court at Portland. Liabilities are listed at $l.TI.iii. with no asset1. C. E. Snradltng. Fdenbower salesman, has also filed a similar statement, listing his liabilities at .H.rr.LSl and as sets at nothing. Chartwick Virits V. V. f'hadwick of Salem, gen eral manager of the Terminal ho tels, was a visiter here Inst nk'ht for a brief period of time. Mr. Chadwick was enroute north after several days in Med ford on busi ness. If1 reported that Salem v as a w;ii ting the legionnaire with much enthusiasm md that the problem of housing the visiting delecates wa a big one for the hotel men. Mr. Chadivick will re turn here soon on business. Party Goes to Lake Mrs. J. C. Leedy of this city. Mrs. Jessie Wilson, her mother, of Sa em. F. K. N'eer. th former's brother-in-law. manager of the Sa lem Tite and Brick company of Sa lem, and Mirs Mary McGrew. a cousin of Mrs. Leedy. who Is here on a visit from Wisconsin, left for Crater Lake this morning. The out of town people were guests nt the Leedy home Inst nitht. None of them has yet seen the lake. News Moving to New Offices Dr. n. R. Shoemaker is moving his offices now located in the Ma son it' building to the new offices in the Medical Arts building. Leaves for Camp Lester Russt 11 of the News-Review office left yesterday morning for the Three Sister's sccut camp. To Visit at Oakland Mrs. Charles Reck ley of Glide visited with acquaintances in Rose burg this morning enrmite to Oak land to spend n brief time visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Nance Here Mrs. Mnrie Nance of Winchester was a visitor here yesterday In con nection with the poultry market. Mr. nnd Airs. Nance own large poul try Interests at Winchester. Darrah Here TI. H. Darrah of Portland, Is a business visitor in this city. Dar rah is a frenuent visitor here and Is connected with the Rrother hood of Firemen and Engineers. Visits Parents Mrs. K. A. Rhnten of Salem -who has been vlsltinf her parents. Air. nnd Airs. R. L. Cannon, of Glide, and other relatives in the county, left late yesterday for her home. Leaving for Trip Air. and Airs. A. J. Oeddns n" Dorothy. Jean and Mnrv Dell nve preparing to leave this week for San Diego to enjov n two-weeks' vacation with friends and relatives. Leave For Salem Mrs. Carl Wimberlv left this morning bv car for Salem accom panied bv Mrs. Victor AlicelH. Airs. J. A. Soules and Airs. Clinton C.nrthv. TN local matrons pre dele gates to the American LeHnn con vention from the local auxiliary. Return From East Mr. end Mrs. L. F. Lozler of Kant Doue'as ntreet pd their crpnrt-on. Charles, of Riverside. pit) vert Jiome vest onlay nftei en-tnvine- an extended Mn to Indiana, Alicliigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Leavtnn For Convention Frank Hills and P. W. Dldtel of Rosehurg are leaving here this morning for Salem. Roth are active Legionnaires of this post and will attend the state convention of the Legion at the capitol city this w eek. New Interior The Southern Pacific depot In Rosehurg is shining with new paint on the interior. Tlie walls have been redecorated and fresh paint of a slate grey shade Is now being ap plied to the floor.. Fixtures and waiting benches also underwent a renovation. Denarts on Vacation Airs. Cora II. Starmer of Rose burg, left last night by train for Ravmond, Wash., to spend two weeks visiting with her son and daugh'er-in-law. Air. and Airs. Van dran Wi'H-nns. Airs. Starmer will visit in Portland and Seattle for a few days before returning here. Here Yesterday Air. and Mrs. It. Plater of Port land were here yesterday calling on some of the local delegates - to Hie Legion convention. They re turned north today to be In Salem for the opening session of the con vention tomorrow. Slater is a prominent Legionnaire. He in rich Leaves E. O. Heinrich, Berkeley crimi nologist, left yesterdav afternoon the Shasta for California atter snending a few days here confer ring with couniy officers. Heinrich is conducting an investigation of the Hess murder here, which oc curred in Alay. Here From Wilbur Airs. R. W. Rodgers of Wilbur visited here yesterday making olans for the county convention of the W. C. T. 1T. The meeting will he held at Wilbur August 23 and Mrs. Rodgers president of the Wil bur organization conferred with lo cal officers regarding arrange ments. Here Yesterday Miss Lillian I.Indhe of Sutherlin accompanied bw her mother, visit ed friends and shopped here, yes 'onlay. Miss IJndhe taught school near Sntherlhi during the past school term and Is preparing to assume her duties In ihe Yoncalla schools in the fall. Girl Salesman Mips So-diie K. Mattlage of Corn nado. Calif., was a visitor here this morning enroute south. Miss Matt- laee is on her way home after at tending the university at Madison. Wisconsin. Miss Mattlage will sell automnbMe radios for a Seattle firm in California and has the dis tinction of being the first girl to stdl the radios. Miss Jacobv Here Miss Katherine. Jacobv of T.ook Ingglnss was a business visitor hero Tuesday. Miss .lacohy name in on business connected with the sectional community fair to b held at I.ookincelass September 7. The fair includes the district from Camai to Cleveland ami Miss Ja cobv is In chare of the sewing and flower exhibits. Viitort In City Mrs. Keith Wright of Mvrtle Point and Mrs. H. S. Reed of Port land are the euests of their mother. Mrs. Oelphine Whiting. Mrs. Wrifrht formerly resided herp with her husband who was connected with the Shell Oil company. Mrs. ; Reed Is well known here and Is ft i golf enthusiast. Mrs. Reed held the I women's championship title In Washtneton for two years and In Oregon one year as a golfer. To Attend Convention- George Smith of the Rose hotel is leaving tomorrow to atteud the Legion convention iu Sulein. Health Nurse Away Misa Helen ' Atwood, county health nurse, is in Portland today on business. Enroute North Dr. and Airs. James M. Philpott of Jjos Angeles stopped here yes terday to enjoy, the pleasures of fered In the L'mpqua alley en route north. Dr. Philpott is a promi nent doctor of the southern me tro polls. Lumberman Visits Air, and Airs. J. R. Rankin or Los Angeles, are visitors here. Rankin is Pacific coast representa tive of the Hammond Lumber com pany and will be joined here to morrow by Air. Hammond, presi dent of the concern. Business Visitor R. J. Merriott of the etnte pro hibition forces is a business visitor here, registered at the Hotel Rose.' Alerrlott recently conducted the raid in this city at which time a number of local liquor violators were arrested. Miss Hawn to Leave Aliss Evelyn Hawn is leaving to morrow for California on a two weeks' vacation. She will visit with relatives at Oakland. Santa Barbara and enjoy a trip to Cata lina island. Markee on Business i Chauncey E. Markee of Eugene I returned here late yesterday from ! a business trip in the southern 1 part of the state. Markee Is well , known here and has recently re signed his position with the Col year Motor Sales Co.. and assumed j a position w nil uuuuit'i i ui uuiiu firm. To Vacation at Beach Airs. Anna F. Russell of this city Is leaving today for Newport where she will lake a cottage at the beach. Her daughter. Airs. V. J. All cell! will join her at the resort after the American Legion convention this week in Salem and they will enjoy a fortnight at the beach. Here On Honeymoon Driving a new car purchased up on landing in San Francisco, Dr. and. Mrs. R. J. Mermod of Hono lulu, arrived in Rosehurg yester day and enjoyed the scenery and diversions of the vicinity. Dr. Mer mod Is connected with the Ha waiian consul staff nnd is here with Mrs. Mermod on a honey moon. They will drive north and enjoy a trip to Yellowstone and other resorts of scenic interest while in the states. 480 CALIFORNIA CONVICTS ARE ILL i ( AswH-lnO'd IVphs Lonwd Wtr) SAN OHRNTIN PRISON, Cal.. Aug. 7. Four hundred and eighty cases -of illness among convicts at San Quem In prison were revealed today by Warden James K. lioio- han. who said the epidemic, had been prevalent for several days. The prison population is approxi mately 4r,iM) and laying off of near ly 5U0 prisoners from the work shops crippled prison routine for a time and strained hospital facili ties. Warden Holohan said a similar outbreak of dysentery but a less serious one occurred last year and the year before. "Can you get hoard at the place whre you live?' "I'll say you can bored stiff!" A bald-beaded man who has heard that the hairs of our heads are numbered wants to know If there Is not some place where he can get the back numbers. Planting Corn One for the blackbird, One for the crow; One for the cut-worm, And two for to grow. Arthur Brisbane savt science will control weather. Then we'll have summer in winter and winter In summer. AT BRAND'S GARDENS This Is the time of year to eat out doors. We are serving meals In the garden every day and evening. Among other things we are serving very fine, sweet Klondike water- melon. Iced, for fifteen cents. the same as nt. the height of the season. Fountain lunches and cold drinks. BRAND'S Pacific highway 3 miteq north. A Health Food that has made a wonderful record. Try a car ton and ydu will want more. Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Serves You Best. Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St. SOCIETY By MILDRED BYNON The Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church is planuing an enjoyable meeting August 15 at the home of Mrs. A. C. Marsters. A family reunion of the Chap man and Ball families was an event of Sunday at Kiddle, A pic nic on the banks of Cow creek marked the first reunion which lr lo be an annual event. The fam ilies are pioneer families of Iowa. FIRE RAZES IDAHO TOWN AND SPREADS TO NEARBY TIMBER fAmnotitH Prew LeawM Wire! BOISE. Aug. 7 The town ff Quartzhurg was smoking ruins to day nnd flames were roaring up the steep sides of mountains on either side of Boise basin, while scores of men fought desperately to control them. The report to the state hind de partment Indicated that the fire originated In the town's hotel, from a gasoline explosion. It de stroyed the postofflce. the Smith building and the Frank Daly pool hall, as well as homes. Leaping from these buildings to the nearby timber, the flames were fanned by a stout, breeze nnd spread in both directions rapidly. CHURCH. HOTEL 1 N SKYSCRAPER OF METHODISTS 27-Storv Building Costing $2,900,000 Monument to Energy nnd Brain of Dr. W. J. Shermnn. J Auvfnt-1 Protm t-ensed Wire) SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6. A golden haryest reaped from cater ing to tin comforts of patrons of a modern skyscraper hotel soon will provide additional means for the soul-saving work of San Fran cisco Methodists. . While not entering the hoi el business themselves, they will reap the profit from the operation of the hotel when the 27-story combi nation church and hotel they are erecting in the heart of the city is opened next fall. The first four floors will be the home of the Temple Methodist church, and the rest of the $2.)i0. ooo structure will be devoted to catering to transients of the cty. In undertaking the gi aulic busi ness project, the churchmen or ganized a corporation which will be the landlord Tor the building, leasing the fi:H-room hotel to an operating company from whom It will collect the rent. Phe profits will he administered by the corporation. Financially un stable churches will be aided, con tributions made to various Metho dist benevolences, ami some money will be used to strengthen interest In Christian work. Temple church will raise its own funds. The Man Behind Back of the project is the dynam ic Tigure of Dr. Walter John Sher man, pastor of the church, who dis carded the rouuh garb of a stone cutter to become a builder of the Christian kingdom. Now a doctor of divinity, Or. Sherman recog nized the need for a mammoth structure and sold the idea to his congregation. lie planned the Institution of service to souls and material com fort, realizing a building large enough In attain his purposes in a district dominated by alnnt st un til res must have resources other than ecclesiastical. Dr. Sherman temporarily- re turned to overalls to drive the first three rivets for the new buUdint; and expects to put the finishing toueh on the structure, also. The church will occupy the ma jor portion of the four floors, con nected with the hotel only by a passageway. There will he a sanc tuary seating 1.500 persons, a chapel and Sunday school rooms. Other features include social cen ter units and a gymnasium. A woman is a person who will not wait her turn In the barber shop. Phyllis (yawning) "Well, what shall we do this evening?" Algy "Let's think hard." Phyllis - "No. let's do something you can do. too." 1 WHIPPET SIX! IV2 TON TRUCK Come in today and see this new truck. A strictly up to the minute truck with FULL FORCE FEED LUBRICATION SEVEN BEARING CRANKSHAFT ALL STEEL WHEELS FOUR SPEEDS AHEAD FOUR WHEEL BRAKES Equipped with the best and delivered here at F. W. Automobiles Roseburg, Oregon 3 Branches at Grants Pass. Twins Join Church Together ! ' 1 -. r L ; '; lit ' ' -v '.i JS1, f "SL "CLOSE HARMONY" IS V " k ' I THAT Marguerite Tobin, at left, and her -luenticai- twin, Mary, of Bristol, R. I. The girls were separated for the first time when Mary decided to dedicate her life to God. She Joined the Meicy Sistera, Marguerite enrolling at Pembroke College, Brown University. Sister-love, how ever, was tco much for her, so she joined Mary in the religious order. Friends call them "Juno's Swans, Coupled, Inseparable." Mary's a shade the more serious of the two. Below, the Hoth twins, who wore ordained as priests on the samo day. For Third Time in History cf Jesuitry Twins Are Ordained Together. Two remarkable simultaneous Il lustrations of the fact that "Identi cal ' twins cannot bear to be separ ated came to light recently. And in each Instance, love of religion play ed a vitally ditimatic part in keep nig two brothers and two sisters united. Mary and Marguerite Tobin. of lliislol, It. I., had been parti'd bill nncu In their lives. That was when Mary made a momentous decision. T shall dedicate my life lo God." she told her twin solemnly. "I'm Lining to enter. the Order of the Mercy Sisters. And, Marguerite, I want you to, loo." Hut, torn though she wns at the thought of losing the most beloved ol sisters, Marguerite hail plans of her own. "1 want more education," she told Mary. "So I plan lo enter Pembroke CidlcKO, lhowu I'niver sily. In Providence." This was two years ago when both gills had just been graduated from high school. The two purled forever, they thought, Mary becinu- MISSIONS DEFEAT AND TIE 'FRISCO FOR FIRST PLACE Ily The Associated Press llaseball with an old time. tang, was exhibited at San Francisco yesterday, when the Mission Iteds spanked Ihe San Francisco Seals. 7 to ti. ami tied the latter for the Piwirlf Coast league leadership. Doth teams have won 21 and lost Li during the second haif of the oplil season. I lolly wood, in third place. Inst to I.os Angeles, 'A to 2. The Oaks defeatedthe Seattle inwUIMiw til Kmervville, 7 Sacramento took the first, game r i... u,..ii M i rum Portland I lo I In the California capital. ... t-.u.i mid I'.i van Malmliey for Ihe u......i..i-m nitched good ball, but Hi bitter weakened toward Hn RUMANIAN RIOTS CHECKED AFTER MANY ARE SLAIN PCCI1 KF.ST. ltum:niia - Clashes hetv- n u striking miners in the I tiict whieh have rcsulir ft cab we can buy S975 CHASE Tires Accessories I 7 N. Jm :kin Phone 399 Oie(?tn, Myrtle Point. Oregon 4 ing a postulant nt St. Francis Xavler's Home, Providence. Hut final separation was not to lie. Marguerite decided alter a time that she couldn't stand it. She planned to rejoin Mary. At a beau tiful, simple service, they were re united. Marguerite Joining thu or der to which Mary was devollng her life. "Now we're perfectly happy." they gladly admit. Kven more remarkable as tin In idance of devotion to God was or dinal ion as priests of t lit lievs. A. C. and ('. A. Roth, twin members of tile Jesuit order. They recently celehiiiled their first musses in St. Andrew's Church, llayonne, N. J. It was declared by religious au thorities that it was the third time in the history of Jesuitry that twins had been ordained together, and the first instance of such a happening iu more than four hun dred years. Ten o'clock muss was solemnized bv the Kev. C. A. Hoth. while his brothcr-otl'tclaled at the eleven o'clock service. An added touch cd the picture.sftue was tint fact that each man acted lis his brother's deacon. The Kolhs are Ihiily-two i veins old ami nave olieu aiiia.en In ud contused strangers liy I heir mi I canny resemblance lo each other. lor.s of life, quieted down lllb' morning while fresh military rein forcements took control of the sit uation. Ofiicially the dead are number ed al ;J2 with SU others seriously wounded, hut It Is generally be lieved thai tlu number or dead will be larger, present estimates going as high as rY 'Ihe number of strikers ban been placed al :t.soo. but nppineiiily min ers f i tin: 'it her shatis ate pieparetl to join the movement. YONCALLA NEWS NOTES ( Nrtti lt''Vl(W Il.iilL'IHH rVlllilV Spi'llill) YONCALLA. Ore., Aug. 7.- Mrs. Luther I laiieherty entertained at a dinner Saturday evcnlntr, having us her guests Mr. and Mis. Pert John son airl ho not' Indianapolis, I int.. ami Mr. and Mrs. Curl Johnson ami son, Robert of Yoncalla. On Monday evening a picnic was i:ieii at Lo.;well Springs for Mr. Now You Can See the Truth Sensationally Told The Port of issing Girls' with Malcolm McGregor QUESTIONS YOU MUST ANSWER Are your (laughters steppiny out much? Are they getting away from you? Do you really know what they are doing ? Are you mothers getting careless? Are you f.ithers becoming In- different? Are we drifting Into the chaos of free love? Are honor and chastity lost virtues? 1 marriaqe as an institution doomed ? ARE VOU INTERESTED ENOUGH TO KNOW THE ANSWER? and Mrs. Johnson. The following guests were present, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Johnson and son. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Davis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Daughery and tamily. Mr. and Mrs. Grade Daugh ertv, Mr. an, I Mrs. Luther Daugh ertv and family, and Mrs. Gertrude Ntoute and daughter, Ruth iilmer returned home lnstimook. where she will visit her sis- week after spending a couple of months visiting relatives in Itend Ori'iron. Mrs. Nellie Stenseth and son. Al ut, left Sunday evening for Port laud where they will attend the buvers' week convention. Mr. ami Mrs. Grant Itrown of Portland are vlsltinu at the S. H. Untwn home for a few- divs. Fred Setton. fleo. Kdes. and lt;ive Rogers silent the week end fishniK t't Smith ltlver. Mrs. fhestnut of fottnso flrovo 'itent a few davs last week vIsitinR her daughter. Mrs. It. W. Davis. All Talking, Singing Picture Coming to Antlers JUST Charles (Buddy) Rogers, Nancy Carroll in the Paramount Talking Picture "Close Harmony" Bright, humorous, tuneful music are part of the entertainment and the plot of "Close Harmony" the Paramount nlt-lalklng film of stage and hack stage life in a de luxe cinema palace which comeH to the Antlers theatre for three days be ginning tomorrow. Muddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll have the leading roles In Ihe play and they are ably supported by Jack Oakle and Richard "Skeets" Callagher, vodvil headliners, ami Harry Green, another fuvorlto of the variety stage. Nancy Carroll sings one of the numbers. "Go Places and Do 'I lungs." llud'ly also sings a song. "All A-Twltler," and Oakle and Gal lagher have a harmony comedy song, rendered In the Van and Schenk manner. "She's So. 1 Dun no." There Is a hand number, the uld but still red hot Jazz tune. Twelfth "Street Itag." in which lluddy plays several Instruments of his hand. One of America's Exceptional Business Colleges That (n the reputation nnd (Untinction enjoy ed hf the "Nortliwct rrn." Thfa ealeem tm lifn eitrned ty ueh lilk-U mn "Verwttnl Attrritiim to ft Limit-- NuintMT of Uettcr Type Htmleiila," mil "Tli-r U No Huhmllut fur giiullly." Auk miy NorUiwerftern uruduuto. Auk uny Helmut utt their- Chas. K. Wulker Ily. Tln re Is a won- I'retiilent (lerful lot of Informulhin In our free book, "Move Yuur Future Forward." Be coupon bvlow. ilroaowat and 8almoh Portland, Oregon CLIP AND MAIL TODAY NoCTltWKHTKRN School ur Com m unci I'lirllitiut, Ureifon (JciltllTdl' by Barbara Bedford Admission 35c Children under 16 not admitted utilens accom panied by parents. Liberty n mull your frt-a liouk. Move luur r mur & ' Forward." LAST T"" A n ami; ; - TIME lUUnl , lira I iuuay -.RS. 1 y raJfeftH Mrs. Jones and Mr. SniltU . o! Dunsmulr, Calif., visited at the J. C. Wamsley home last week. ' Mrs. A. J. Murphy of Portland spent a couple of days Inst week vlsltinu her sister. Mrs. Tom Wal lace. Wanda Wallace accompanied her aunt home. She will visit in Portland a week, then ko to Tilla- ter. Mrs. Anlha New uy tor a coupie of weeks. Mrs. Laura Apnlecate retilrnett home Ssfndav after spendlne a week visItiiiM her children In Port land. "' n. W. Pavis was ecloted mayor of Yoncalla. at a meeting of tho It v council Monday evening. Mr. Davis will take the plnce of Fred Smith who has resigned, having. moved outsido. of the corporation. Among those attending camp meeting at Cottage drove Sundnv were Mr. and Mrs. V. W. PiiKli. Mrs. M. II. Pnvne, Mrs. Ida P.un von. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris. F.rnest Thlel. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Dauch erlv end daughter and liev. and Mrs. Ilurnard nnd Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Diivls and daughter. to Los Angeles These extremely low fares are available every clay, by train you enjoy greater comfort and speed. Tickets are good in coaches on the "Oregon ian" and "Shasta" and in Tourist Sleepers on the "Orcgonian." The coach fare and tourist ticket save nearly half the regular travel cost;" Southern Pacific J. E. Clark, Agent Phons 11 z: TOMORROW Thurs., Fri., Sat. ', ROSEBURG'S ... FAVORITES "Buddy" Rogers AND Nancy Carroll 1000 -TALKING, SINGING 'Close Harmony' Songs You'll Love and What a Plot. vv1 Metro Jolc'unMauer Actually Filmed In the South Sea Islands WITH MONTE BLUE faihos, drama, a great ro mance, thrills unequaled! ANTLERS 7 A'.VtJ-.va -'-i.j-rt':''.. 1 mm mi Of.
