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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1929, T WINC1IKSTKH DAV, Ore, Auk. i. Petitions that arc nlKiied by the la :! era iiiid various uiKHtiiza ticm.s fl' 'iiic:ln'lrr May, UeUnport and (JfirflliMT unking (hat th I ' mp qua i-oaHL Ktiant Ktiitton foe ntovfid horn Hit- north wie to the tumth tittle, of the L'mjMjua river are now ready to nend to W. ('. Ilawley. 'I ju re la no doubt to drone who are l;unili;ir with the rolniiUonn ot the jm-Hcnt coaht K'lard ftlatfon that it if"( be moved as it in inolateI. )n the opi'ii drifting Handn und Popular Highway Stopping Points Are Listed in This Column. "Where the Hiways Meet" 1 Where the Tourists' Trade Is Appreciated FIRST CLASS CAFE Individual Percolator! Home Cooking King's Service Station Coos Junction Store, Garage, Gas, Oils Hotel Sutherlin Modern Hotel Modern Rates We specialize on Sunday Chicken and Turkey Dinners 75 cU. per person. Also special luncheon daily at 50c. Banquet room for public or private parties. J. W. TURNER, Owner Sutherlin, Oregon STOP At Camas Valley Store 4 on your way to the Coast ICE CREAM, COLD DRINKS GROCERIES B. R. RICHTER &Co. South Drain Service Station Food for Both Self and Motor at Harry's Kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Mason, Owners Shady Dell Auto Camp Free Lunch Grounds f Free Lunch Grounds Cabins, Camp Grounds, Service Station, Groceries, Soft Drinks and Confec tionery. 2 Miles North of Oakland, Ore. J. C. MOFFITT, Owner. GUARD IS ASKED, (TK: Doing Very Nicely 4 ' Mrs, Al Jolfion, above, known on the stage an Kuby Keeler, In on the road to recovery following mi operation In New York, unlem, com liiicatloiiB wl in. The dancing tttar wan Htriekeii in her rlreHHing room at the theatre and Dorothy Stone wa summoned from California to fill the vacated role. williout protection from the winds and HtorniH, tluin living conditions are tlio worst and from the Hland- point of efficient mrvice, there is no protection lor the hoais and there 1h u coiiHtant f IkIiI to keep conditions so that they can be I properly handled. KING GEORGE'S YOUNGEST 60N IN FAILING HEALTH (AmwIhIoI I'rt'M Lea toil TVir) LONDON. Aug. 7. Anxiety has arisen In some quarters as lo Hie health of Prince tleorse, fourth and youngest son of the llritlxh tuon iirch. The Dully News said today the royal family had become somewhat anxiotiA. and remarked that the pilnce Inul left (he navy recently hecaiiHe of his health and had gone into the foreign office. This was said not to have bene filed him hut rather to have caused a new recent Indisposition. Prince (looige, who Is liti, recently relumed from a visit to America, in tlit course of which he saw Homi'tlitng of Hollywood, American cinema center. On July lit, he was prevented by IiIh Illness from keep ing an official engagement and his brother, the Duke of Oloucester, announced he might have to go away to lake a brief cure. DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. 8. Weather Mureau Office. RortehutK, Oregon. Data reported by 10. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in charge. Huromettc pressure (reduced to aea level) fi H. m ItD.lO Relative humidity ft p. m. yes terday I per cent ) 22 Hiuhesl temperature yesterday !M l.owettt temperature lust ni telit fti Average temperature tor me day 7 I Normal temperature lor this date U9 Preclp. In Inches ana Hundredths Precipitin Ion for JS-i nours, ending fi a. m 0 Total prerip. since lt tuont h T Normal preclp. for this month .31 Total preclp. from buut. i, PUS. to date '22. 9 Normal preclp. from Sept. 1 to date 3- "9 rota I deilciency since Sept. I, tls y.6t Normal seasonal preclp. bepi. in May, inclusive M.lfl l-'orm at for in lei ior wouihwest Oregon: Pair and continued warm tonight and Kilday. A scientist declares that caws, horse. mnnkeK and dogs laugh, rhe only one we ever heard was the horse lunch, OIL WELL FLOWS 60 YEARS The "Old Faithful" among oil wells Is located near Newhall. Calif. After nearly shy years, I' Is mill pi tduclng Its four and a ball hands ot oil each day !t was Hie first well sunk In CalH": ma and led to ihe discovery of the rich tiehis on the IMchic coast. All ot the oilier wells which WCle dl ill ed mound Ihe 1 1 1 t hne long since dried up. It slnn. Is !IU- an old pa triHich. lolling in aitr having; yielded a toiotal or more than nj million barrels. a Popular Sci 1 erne Monihl). A Uexhan d.-er .hunter is salt' : lo hse stumbled liiH.n the " I In follow ins a trail ihnnmh Pi. j curiyoti. now In I.os Anueles '" j ty. he liapi-ned upon an 00e -i black, sticky fluid, some of w hU h 1 he took I" a mission settlement San Francisco where it ws re cnftllfzed as petroleum. A te years later, in !7u. h tonner resi dent of an nll pioilm nig i,tni t in peniioylvania btnirln a etude dull ing; outfit io the spot and s.iuk Hie famous well which l;a brti wotk- i lug ci'ustantly ever siuie. JUSTICE M'BRIDE UANDON, Ore, Aug. 8. T. A. Mcftrlde, jiistictf of the supreme court, with Mrs. Mellride atoppt-J last week at the llitiidon-by-the-.sea Auto park. Jnstlce Mclinde. who w as for many years chief just let m tne supreme couit. is one ot lire gon's oldest pioneers and was a neighbor of Mis. Stephensen's grandfather and hIso a friend of her father. Judge Darling, in east ern Oregon. Justice and Mrs. ;Ylc Bride are on a summer Lour of the coast highway. Miss Ksther Van Osdel of (ot lagt Orove, who has been with Mih. P. ('. Htephensen at the Ban don by-the Sea Auto park for the past five weeks, left on the steam er Alvarado Saturday evening to visit with friends In Ixs Anxeles. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kexlrter or Taeoma weie In Bandon Friday and Saturday on their retuin trom southern Cailfornta. Mr. Jtextrter Ik the owner or a large department store in Taeoma. Geo. W. Flint, owner of the Paramount Fox farms at Corvailis, and who is establishing one on the Jiigbway Just south of this city, was registered at the Uestlanu this week while looking after busi n ss Interests connected with his enterprise here. He went south ac companied by his friend, C. H. Wahn, the first of the week. Among visitors at Bandon this week were; P. T. Cornutt and puny, Riddle, O.e.; Mrs. J. N. Rott er and party, Uoaehurg, Ore.; j nines Alcifonougu ami party, 1 aams valley, ore.; U. H. C. Wood and family, Roseburg, ore.; J. O. Williams and family, Veronla, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Fandher and family, Roseburg, Ore.; Mrs. B. F. Lohr, Roneburg, Ore.; .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, Roseburg, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brunner. RoHeburg, Ore.; J. G. t onn and family, .Molalla. Ore.; F. L. Weick leln and family, Roseburg, On.; Mrs. Hugh Harrison and ramify, Roseburg, Ore.; Miss Gladys Roxuk. RosebiHK, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Rosehurif. Ore.; M. T. Mlddelburir and unriv RoKeburg, Ore.; Carl Agee and party. Roseburg, Ore.; R. . Klelst and larty, Roseburg, Ore. POISONED CLAMS KILL FOUR; BEDS UNDER QUARANTINE SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7. Willi all clant beds on the shores of Marin and Sonoma counties under a strict quarantine ordered by Dr Walter M. Dickie, director of the state department of public health. Indications w ere today that five San Francisco residents stricken alter eating toxic clams, would recover. Four other persons have died with in the last week after eating clams or mussels gathered off the north ern California coast. While an outbreak of mussel poisoning occurred in Julv. I!ii!7, ihls year was the first in which cases of clam poisoning have been observed by the slate board of health, :iiil Dr. Dickie today, in making public results of research work 011 causes of the poison. Efforts to determine the exact cause of ihe poison, which in l!'L'7 1 afflicted in;; persons anil killed six,! have not yet culminated in a defi nite diagnoj is. Dickie said, but thei research work done by the depart ment during Die at two years in d hated the polMu Is a result ot an organic chanta Influenced by fluid and spawning conditions of the mussel. I A very recent and incomplete re- ! search, Dr. Dickie said, tended to show the same condition in lite ciatii cansed poisoning which might , a M'ect humans. The department lias definite! determined that the oion is 1101 the result of bacteria, crtppei salts, parasites .stagnant poolr or expo sure to sun. and il has been tound that clams taken irom difien-nt depths show the virulence. DEBS" CLASSIFIED BY AN UNIDENTIFIED I . W 1 1 NEW YORK. Aug. V -There's considerable feminine anguish alonit Palk avenue hectuse some a mui) nious arbiter ha decided (his seasons dehs shall he clasi tied into groups A. It, and C, ac roiding to general cociety titties.-. Class or glade A is described as "t horoughU nice, not a prude Inn not a hlghbrou, dances well, has athletic proclivities hut tlies. not es: en I in I ; talks ell and fin ingly to rtllt the occasion;' grade It has A's general appeal but ts pmne in be round in cotupau 01 situations which er - reflect sltL'htly: and C Just won t do." SIX FROM ROSEBURG AT EUGENE SUMMER SCHOOL I'MYKUSITY OF OHEGiN. Cn All, s (Spe. iHD Nnmng. ti,0-e w ho me finishing summer M hllo, wnrk )(t fh(l ,,)v,.isit of ( iregon are .1 li lios.nd. IHmMhy itiisenl.ni k. Hci'ha II. IVn'm y. mUde Kagon. Mi s thdda Wick ; hum and J. A. U ickh.tm of Ko.-e t but u. i Nearly ," studeni. have been regis let ed at t In i;ni r.-iry dm llig Die six week' utnnier seseii , A new leature t tin- umnier HI be comniem cinciii exercise. Aug j :to. after the po-.; se:.,oii. at winch j decree will be gMUtr-i) to tlior-e who have HIImI graduation require- Ilurnett of Rosetwrg; A. J. Fryer ens. Previous to tills, those eligible of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Schafer for decrees have been held overland family of San Francisco, until the regular June commence-- Calif.; Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Clausen 'uVnt- , . , , . of Portland; E. C. Davis and fami- me regular seiou closed Au -, gust 1, and po.-t session began Au ' Iv of Portland; U. K. Hoffman and pUSt 5, lasting Ulltt! AllRllflt 30.' Inirine the nost aesnioii some atti-i dents will remain on the campus to study while a :arge number will take the Alaskan cruise. This trip, which will take nearly 185 students on a picturesque tour of the; north, will occupy two weeks, and a thiid will be spent on the campus. WINCHESTER BAY BRIEFS f Nwn-nv Ihntxi C.junly Rpctal) WINCHKSTKIl HAY. Ore.. Auk. (i.fi. Among those who stopped in Winchester Bay last week were: Mrs. Tower and son of fialeni; Thomas Fortune of Hrooks, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Buck of Oakland, Calir.; P. N. Nisson of Oakland. Calif.: C. W. P:irker and Onrir The Beach Resort for Southern Oregon QUEEN ANNE Ocean View Cottages Fireplace, shower and electric range convert, 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. C. Stephenson, Mgr. Dru? 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 Rins, Work manship and Service. WINTERS, The Jeweler BANDON BY-THE-SEA A Handy Place to Drop in for the Little Things You Need ALWAYS OPEN Vall's Confectionery WM. VAIL, Owner. - iuwa, jira. inche Burroughs of Chico, Calif.; Mrs. Sherman Burroughs of Chico". Calif.; Miss Kthel Bur roughs, Salem, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Nichols of San Jose, Calif.; A. P. King of Los Angeies, Calif.; A. K. McMorrles, Portland, ore.; Dr. Speer of Portland, Ore.; Mr. and Mis. H. B. Hastings of Wilbur, Ore.; D. C. Priest of St. Helens. Calif.; G. W. Hansen of Sutherlin. Ore.; J. D. Wilson of Hutherlin; F. V. iJndei man of Cottage Grove; Mrs. Kva Bender, Portland; Mr. and Mtb. Farmer and Miss Edna Farmer, Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fillan of Venle. Calif.; Air. and Mrs. W. W. Kwlng and family of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Callahan and family of Port f'M Mill , "... ,....., I,. .... .,...,. .. .. i.iii u .. 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 Ratcs. 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 land; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Crltes and daughter Jean of Eucene; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hall and family of VancoBver, Wa.-b.; Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Press and two daugh ters ot Oakland. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Benson of Bend. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson 01 San Francisco, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ingalls of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nickols of Chico, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. il. C. Allen of Chico, Calif., and E. C. Frerrler of Sun Fafael, Calif. Mrs. J. J. Lutz and daughter Delpha, of Yoncaila; and niece, Irene Andrews, of North Bend, who have been visiting relatives in Gardiner, spent last Sunday in Winchester Bay on the bench, in company with Mrs. Itz'a brother, Albert Pyrltz, of Gardiner. Mr." and Mrs. John Miller of Drain visited at the home of Mrs. Miller's cousin. Mrs. Melvin Rich ardson, last Sunday, in Winchester 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 Cooking 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. l on may need my services J. E. James the Ig nition and Lubrica tion Specialist On tli2 Rnosrvell Hiway til I.ani;lois. Call Me Always Ready Bay. ur mid Mrs. Lloyd Moon, who had been living in Winchester Bay for some time, moved last Sumlav to Corvailis, where they will make their home. Mr. Moon, who has been hauling lo;;s with hif truck for K. Woods, has taken a new contract near Corvadlis which will keep Mr. Moon busy for the next three years with his truck. Mrs. E. L. Grae was In Heeds port last Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Anthony and daughter Flora of Port kind and Mrs. S. Nonage of Ileedsport spent last Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Nottage in Win chester Bay. Gile Andrews of North Bend ar rived in Winchester Hay hint Fri day, where he enlisted in the I'mp qua coast guard station. Miss Violet De Gnath was in Reedsnort last Wednesday, where kI.m had her wrist reset after an injury of last Thursday. 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 Beach 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 50c PER DAY The Nyal Store General Line of Drugs Stationery, Films and Developing Toilet ni tides, souvenirs, glassware, gifts Prescriptions Our Specialty Bandon Drug Co. Bandon Butter and Cheese Unexcelled Visitors are always wel come lo 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, fading, and plenty of space for outdoor sports. You will see our sign on the Roosevelt Highway. J. R. SMITH 4 SON Ennnet Garret, who Is emplnved on the Jetty at Winchester Hay, was injured last Monday auJq the choker hit him on the head anil cut a small gah. Although the q. Jury was not considered m-iiouB, Mr. Garret will not be able ig work for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shlrtcliif 0( Myrtle Creek motored to Win Chester Flay last Sunday lo visit .Mr. Shlrtcllff's molh.T. Mm. B. . rflilrtclitr, who has been 111, but who is imiiiovins. Miss Kiitherine Olson and George AlclrldRe of Willard ami Mary-Jo Carter of Seattle wure guests lust Sunday of Miss Olscn'j sister. Mrs. N. M. Vuung. of Win. chesler Hay. While here the party went fishing in the hay and Miss Olsen caught a lo-pottud silvei-M.le. Mrs. Wiliam Reavis, Misses Doris Shlrtollff and Treva Hicks and K. A. Khirleliff motored to Marshfield on a combined business and shopping trip last Monday. Twelve of the Winchester Hay loggers last Monday and Tuesday were fighting the fire that waa raging in the logged-off land east of Winchester Bay. The men are keeping the fire from spreading to the green timber. IDLEYLD PARK Nt-Mf.-Itpvli-W Duugtft, County Slu-ctiih IDLEYLD 1'AllK, Ore., Aug. 8. Idleyld park Is attracting wide attention this year. Modern im provements have been made. It U also being cleared of the poison oak which will in:prove the safety and beauty of the park. ' Mrs. R. E. Crawford and daugh ! ter, Roberta, who have spent their i vacation in the park for the last nine years, are again spending a uellgtlliui Heasun 111 r u uiuve Inn. Mrs. Crawford finds the pr laden air very beneficial to asti? matic conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webor and granddaughters, who have several times before enjoyed the beaulk-s of the North Umpqua have spent tho past six weeks in the camp. Mrs. Prudence Crawford of Roseburg is vi3iting with her daushlor-ln-law, Mrs. R. E. Craw ford. Mrs. Emery Cole and children are occupying Idle-Inn for an ex tensive stay. Mrs. Cole has noted impiovements in her health during he:- stay in the park. Mrs. Luella Morris and daughter, Mildred, of Walk-Inn are enjoy ing their annual vacation in the park. Mrs. Canaday at cabin "Forest Inn" is enjoying a weeks stay in the park. Mrs. Geo. l-'rev and children arc spending the week in the camp ground. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith, and Catherine Hahtte are staying a montn in the park. Those in for the week-end wore: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weber atnt citildrcn, Mr. Vellemonte Morri. Miss Esther Ritter. Mr. n ml Mrs Krocle and Mr. and Mrs. Gro. Elides and daughter. Donald Knngle five-year-old sirti of .Mr. ami Mrs. Krogle. caught' four fish of very good size recent ly. Mr. Maurice Weber caucht twenly-two and Mr. Vellemonte .Morris, twenty-one. Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Williams . Willi -Mrs. R. A. Hrrchor of nil- : lard, are occupying cabin "Dldc a- ' Wee" a few days. i Mrs. M. A. Williams and son, F. G. Williams, of Medford, are en joying a short stay at th park. ! Mr. a.ld Mrs. Ocla White ol Portland. Mrs. Kronky and Mrs. Maurice Webber are spending a j lew days at the park. ' There have been many Calif ir nia people In the camp as well as people from many other stales re cently. The roads through tile park have Just been oiled. GRANTS PASS IS FIGHTING RAISE IN WATER RATES f.Vs,,rial..(1 Press leased Win-) GUAXTS PASS, Ore.. Aug. S. -'Ihe public service commission hearing of thy emergency petiiion or Grants Pass for a hotter muni cipal water supply and more ade quate lite protection opened lei" '""lay. Frank J. Miller presided as chairman of the commission. A few days ago it become kn nwi mat the Rogue River Water com pany, owning the franchise, has re. orgiiiilzed under the corporal ion laws of Delaware as the Granls Pass Water company. omplicaiinns in Ihe case werr predicted when it became knov.n yestetday thai the now compi-iy had filed a petition with the c-.i.i-mission seeking an immediate in crease in water rates averaging ap-, prnxmately twenty per com. i Sitting win, Chairnian Miller , re ( oiumissiono.-s o. c. llnrtzniev. i. Carl Cier, j. siierwood and J. I . Hockwoith. DANCING DOLLY AND NECKLACES WORTH $280,000 LOCATED P-Miis. Aug. lioszlka I'o'ly. of Hie dancing Dolly nistors. iO is accused by two Paris Jew. ''is of having failed to pay for f-'O tarl necklaces, was found In po lice today at Avrnn at th" h.n" or RnszlkVs sister and dam ire partner The necklaces. Titltio1 at I"""""" francs (apprnximn'e'y JLVn.rmo). also were located a :i" sisier's Inmo. Rnszika and the poarl hronch, to P.rts r-nd taken rl" tho judge. The jeweler were oj hand to Identify ,h(, ,iancor 7 U'-cklate,,.