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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1929. THREE 1 Local News Wilbur Man Here Anions others here yesterday to do shopping was K. V. Short of Wilbur. Hinsdale on Trip (it-orKH Hinsdale left yt-slenlay for Portlund to transact buslines matters. Home From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Herbert WHiams have returned from a vacation trip tu Ilanilon and Creseent City. Tliey were delighted with the scenery of the Hoosevelt highway Glide People in Manv vacationists are roIiik throjiflh (Hide on thdr way up the j North .!iiip.Wi. it wan reported yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Will i'rice of that place who were here I on bu.sine.s8. Optical Man Here Austin B. Chaney of Portland representing the American OpU Visitor Leave Mr. and Mrs. Phil Abbott and two children of Wenatchee, led this morning for their home after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wiard here. To Enjoy Vocation Miss Dorothy Geddes Is leaving the latter part of the week to en joy a two wevks vacation hi the ( Zeppelin's Unwelcome Passenger csl association Is a visitor here south. Miss (leddt s is employed as calling on Dr. A. C. Seely today. Home From North Mrs. J- Bradley has returned home after visiting witli friends and relatives in Olymphi, Wash., the pa.st two weeks. From Myrtle Creek Mrs. II. W. Could, is. a visitor here today from Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Could Is connected with the Myrtle Creek Mall as a reporter. t Leaves for Couqille Mrs. K. It. Walton of this city has Rone to Coquille to spend two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Mike Daniels. The Daniels were form erly Koseburg residents. Old Schoolmate Hre Mifls C. L. Lnttin nf Sycamore, 111., is visiting at the horae of Mr. rnd Mrs. L. L. Hodie of West Tioseburg. Miss Lutein and Mrs. Dodln were neighbors and srbool n.atts In Illinois several years r.go. Enroute Scilth Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Heyea of Glendule, Cal., aro enjoying the di versions of I he Umpfiua valley for n shorT lime en mule home. They have visit'. in Vancouver. 11. C. nnd will visit at Crater lake on their return trip to Gleudale. Returning to England f Mri. N. C. Ashby. a resident of Hoseburg fr the greater part of the past seventeen years, left yes terday for her old home In, Knu; land. where she may remain per manently. Her dauKhlers, the Miss es Catherine and Huth Ashby, are accompanying her. Insurance Man Here J. K. Itobinson of Portland is here this week ' stopping at the Umpqiia. Mr. Ttobinson Is a prom inent insurance man of the me tropolis and drives io Ttoseburi; nnd surrounding cltien frequently to transact business." Miss Hewitt Ill- Miss Margaret Hewitt of Rose burg Is ill at her home in Kd en bower aijd unable lo carry on her duties at the Douglas National hank today. Mrs. Partin at Coast -Mrs. Kvejett Partin Is a visitor at North Bt-nd this week where she is receiving medical attention and is under observation by Dr. Itussell Keizer. Mrs. Allen Returns Mrs. Clair K. Allen has returned home after visiting her mother at Washougal, Wash. Mrs. Allen was accompanied by her children and spent a month in the northern city. Leaving (or Eugene Roy Catching of the Catching Motor Co., is driving to Eugene to day and will brlni? back two new curs. Catching Is a dealer in Hud son and Kssex cars. Return From Visit -Mr. and Mrs. George Lnncenberg and daughter. Miss Eleanor, have returned from a visit with his mother and other relatives at Ve neta, Dane county. a clerk at Montgomery Wards. Divorces Filed Suit for divorce was filed yester day by Edward H. Lough charging Ella J. Lough with desertion, 'the ouole were married in this city in November, 1S95. A suit for divorce November, 189t. Home From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Weatherford have returned from a vacation en joyed on the Columbia river high way. Mr. Weatberrord has returneu to his duties with the Shell Oil company. Laeving for Myrtle Creek Ralph Jones, manager of the Shell (HI company, is leaving this afternoon for Myrtle Creek to transact business for the company and to Inspect the new depot of the company that Is now completed. To Enjoy Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook and family are leaving this afternoon for Seaside to enjoy tn days. They will enioy the coast breezes and surf at the northern ocean resort. ! if A f f i-'-4-i I .... I - f J . - , t Mw-Ji':: J 1 t T J5( -1 Here Today Ered Byron and children arc bre toi'ay from ihir home in Olallfl. Mr. Bvron just purchased n nw Dodee sedan and Is here hav ing his li-hts tested and transact ing other business. Wilson ViitB R. H. Wilson of Myrtle Point oi the firm of Wilson Broi. is here to dav on "business. Mr. Wilson hauls nmterial from Mvrtle Point to Co ouille to the battery separatoi plant. Visitinq Friends Here Scott Weaver, for many years clerk at i ho rnpona prior to pur chase nf the hoiel hv J. A. Hard ing, and well in Rnseburg. M?a vis iting with old friends fcr a fw hours yesterday afternoon. Mr. Weaver is now a resident of Reno, Nevada. On School Business W. W. Woody nf Winchester vis ited here yentfidav on business connected with tho Winchester schools. Woodv Is clerk of the v school district there and conferred with officials at the office of the county school superintendent on business. Returns From Visit Miss Norma Winston has re- Miss Humphreys Here Miss Mildred Humphreys or Happy Valley was a visitor here yesterday. Miss Humphreys has just Qompleted her work at the Southern Oregon Normal school and will teach nt South Deer Creek during the coming school term. Goes to Klamath Ered Strang left yesterday for Klamath Kails to spend a few days on business. Strang is employed in the office of the Lock wood Motor Co. and will not be at his desk for a few days. GIMe Poultrvman Hw-, Ed Strohecker. Glide poultry raiser, was here thU piornlni to transact burnous. The Glide noul trymen are in favor of the drive now heine conducted to procure an PK(r.!trking station, Mr. Stroheck or said. Duntcn on Business K. J. Duntou of Camas Valley was here yesterday on business. Mr. Duntou is school clerk at Camas and was here arranging for the coming school term. Mr. Dun ton is also a poultry raiser of the Camas Valley district. Weaver Here L. L. Weaver of Yreka Inn and formerly of tho Hotel Umpqua is a visitor here coming to Hosehurg to meet U. Scott Weaver, who will return to Yreka with him. Hoth are prominent hotel men and for merly with a local hostelry. Exnected Home Mr. and Mrs, Charts Stanton nnd Mr. and- Mrs. D. Carr are expected to return to this city Mon dav niter en ovlng a two weeks vn cation In the north. The party is now visiting at Vancouver nnd eti lovine the cool weather In tho north. Bi'vn Rllim Prcmrtv F. K. McLondon. Rnsehur realty broker. todv Announced the mir- chne hv himself of a two-orv bHck busings building in Sherl- dnn and a business property Main street near th heart of the huslnena district In Klnnfth Falls. The buildings were bought as In vestments. turned to Rosehurg after en loving a visit in Klamath Falls. Miss Win ston spent two and a half months in Klamath Falls and was accom panied home by Miss Agnes Irwin who will be her house truest for the next two months. Miss Irwin formerly resided here. Weatherston to Coast C. H. Weatherston of Portland left this morning for the coast aft er spending several days hero on business. Mr. Weatherston plans on enjoying the cool coast breezes for a Tew days after the warm weather In this section and the Willamette valley. Divorce Suit Is Filed Suit for divorce was filed in clr- cuii court yesterday hy Ada Mae Redifer against her husband, ha , Vernon Kodlfor. The couple mar ried at Hosehurg Sep' em her 2:1, IJtlJ. and have to children. Cruel and inhuman treatment is alh-g-d in Ihe complaint. Tb" plaintiff asks $:in a month. V.'. G. iieasou Golfer Here Mr. and Mrs. A. P. DeRernardl of San Francisco are visitors here enroute north. They stopped here for a brier rest and Mr. Dellernardl after looking over the golf course at the Country Club staled that he may remain here for a few davs to play golf on such an excellent course. of Iteedspo't is attorney for plaintiff. Eugene Register. the No- Weaver Visits R. Scott Weaver of Reno. vnda. is a visitor here railing on old friends. Weaver was formerly at the Hotel rmpqun in charge of the catering department. He Is now at tlif Riverside hotel at Reno, one f tin finest hoi els in the west. Mr. Weaver said that he came all the way from Klamath Kails to cet to Knsfhurg and obtain "something good to eat." To Broadcast Tonight Wanda Armour formerly pipe organist at the Antlers is putting on a program Ilils evening over KXL for the pleasure of her Hose hurg friends. Miss Armour will present her program at ten o'clock over KXL from the Multnomah ho tel. She left here several weeks ago and has appeared over the radio in several pleasing broad casts. Is Called to Portland Word has been received here to the effect that the father of Glenn Taylor died In Portland Tuesday night. Glenn Taylor was called to the metropolis suddenly Tuesday evening upon the receipt of word that his father was seriously ill. Mr. Taylor is also a brother of R W. Taylor of this city. Funeral service.! will be held in Portland today. GoUH Buys House Nobel Gnttel. loci mrcbnt lini 1n"t hou"ht a modern five- room hom on Vista avenue from .T. A. Fulcher. The hone b nrcu"'ed hv A. J. Hofhrndel. The ennoideHnn "'"s cah. according to ih Met nndon Realty company, which handled the deal. Heme Frnm Clinic Dr. Clair K. Allen returned last nlifht from Rochester. Minn. where he hd attended a Mayo clinic for the past three weeks. Dr. Allen attended a post-graduate course in oral surgery and traction. Dr. Allen is now moving his office from the Perkins build ing to the Medical Arts building. Dr. Nerbas wishes to inform his patients that his office will con tinue to be In the Masonic Build ing. Rooms 7. 8 and 9 as always, GRAF 7.EPPEUN OFF ON WORLD CIRCLING TOUR X Culture Is Topic Correet H so of the voice and body to produce grace, charm and poise run h cultivated hy applica tion. Mrs. Kdilh Child Walton, of Port bind, an instructor in elocii tioa and public speaking, contends. Mrs. Wnlton will explain her stand in a lecture at the M. K. church. North. Friday evening. Culture and education nre far more essen tial to a woman than a pretty face or stylish clothes. Mrs. Walton states. Slit wil make this the basis of her talk. Office Is Attractive With the completion of tho tint ine of Hie interior and the instal lation of fixtures and furniture the offices of Dr. J. W. Chapman in the Medical Arts building are most attractive. The walls have been s'ippled in soft pastel shades as are the lower part of the windows in one of the rooms. Hy stippling the windows the view of several old buildings is obliterated, ac cording to the genial dentist. New ruiniture of wicker and chintz has been installed. (Continued from page 1) Ishers. Lady Grace Druntmond Hay nd Sir George Hubert W Mkins. both acting as reporters: William H. Leeds. American millionain' husband of the former prim Xenia of Russia, who was just ' Ing along for Hie ride." Lieutenant John Richardson, official ohserv for the American navy: his s perior. Lieutenant Command Charles C. Rosendahl. and various business men, reporters and pho tographers. At the last moment Nelson Mor ris of Chicago climbed aboard and so gave the first intimation that he wa going to make the eastward flight as well as the westwat crosHinir of the Atlantic, completed hv the dirigible last Sunray. Others on th AKWseiierer list were H. A. Godfrey, a Ilrookly banker, , and M. Cooper, descend ant of J. Fenimore Cooper. nov list, and Joachim RIckaid of Hos ' CtVriOPlOOT MELLON INSTITUTE OP INDUSTRIAL Red Hill Visitors W. S. Hoean nnd T,. P. Forh. rnm-lii-ra of the llel Hill district, liotwi'on Oakland nnd Yonralla. v.-rp business visitors In Uosi'liurs today. Mr. tinman is slowly rcrov fiins from a sevt'r ororation for th1 removal of call stones. The operation was performed bv Trs. Sether and Dale at the Pacific Christian hospital in Eueene. Mr. lloean was able to leave the Insti tution last Saturday after lMlnc a latient for 26 days. Maiyv of his old Hosehtirs friends were glad to co'icratulate him today upon his progress toward complete recovery Fragrant FLY-TOX affords a pleasant and easy way to rid your nome of flies, mosquitoes, moths, roaches and bedbugs. A vast army of insects Is bred in FLy-TOX labora tories to be released in (he FLY-TOX "Chamber el Death" to test and cer tify the positive killing qualities of FLY-TOX be fore it is sold to you. 1 -v " " if x -t HXf H" N. -S -sH ri i , i i this month to blaze a :v w air mail route to Kurope Horn Chicago, via Greenland and Iceland. Hassell said he would be oc- compauied by I-eunard H. Freder icks, co-pilot, and a marine navi gator, possibly a navigation officer of the S. S. Leviathan. The plane an amphihion, Is being n.ade In Cleveland. Stowaway Savs He's Happy RHlI.AHKM'HiA, AU. 8. Al bert liuschkn, Graf Zoppelhi stow away, was taken to New York to dav for deportation lo Germany- rbe tall, blond Gvrmau bakers btv was given a hearty farewell bv other deportees at ihe immi- m at Ion slailon in .Gloucesier, N, J.. ami then was brought to the Redd- j hit; terminal in this city and plac ed aboard a New York train. I am really hapi'V at the lh-u:;ht of gtuiinK back home." he said. "Si'ryone has' been very said. "Kveryono has been very lenient when I am tfiven trial for hecomiiiK ft stownw.".y. When it Is all over I intend to return to inv j b in the bakery." He wore a new him suit, an entire outfit or elothfriK ha vim been presented to him. In addi tion he had $S. five dollars of it bavins: been the gift of an iminl uration official. Ho became IS years of ne veste-rdny. Winds Favorable WASHINGTON. Am?. 8. The wivMhor hnrenn announced today that the Graf Zeppelin would have nesb west winds atid partly ovei cast skies until she reached th Grand Panks rerion and that wind ! conditions should hi ideal for the r. mi-lnder of the trip to the Iliit !sh lsl(. A well developed nrea of hlffh pressure, Indicating calm or fair weather, Ihe hurenu said, wns cen tral or a short distance north of the Azores and that It extended from southern Ireland to llermuda. A disturbance was reported northeast of Ireland, another over Hudson hay and a Third off the "mithwevt coast of Greenland, hu the Graf X.epnelin was exnected to pass lo Ihe south of all three. SOCIETY Pv MTt.nnnn bynon The llu.slness and Professional Women's ilnh will enjoy Idcnic next week at the home of Mrs. I.. H. Skinner. The affair is scheduled for Kilday uvenhiK, Aueiist Hi- A h-rture lesson on the correct use of voice and body as exliress Ive nKcnts In dally life will be Klven on Friday evenlnu of this week hv Mrs. Kdlth Child Walton of Portland. Mrs. Walton will sne.ik at the Methodist Kiiiscopal rlmri li ut 7: SO o'i lock. Tic kets are on sale at Story lies' confectionery at one dollar. License Is Issued T.onls II. Uownian of Ttoaebtli'i; nnd Alia Henley of Sutherlin were Klven ll license lo wed at. too coun ty clerk's office litis ninnilng. 9i ; Vr I liiinortid Itam No. 3.1S60 Head of Our Herd. YEARLING REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE. RAMS Trace Back To IMPORTED STOCK $20 to $30 SON, OAKLAND, OHt. K,l. I'hone 3713 KOBBE & On l-:lkleii Vlcnlc nt Idloyld PnrV. TODAY TRS Mhert Ituwhow. 17-vear-old bakers hoy who stowed away Aboard the Graf Zeppelin at Kriedrichshafen. lie is tp tie deporieu io i.ermauy H-i.r lkiu iiiiMKidiliirf townsfolk are pit pann a welcome (hat will he none "tou friendly." International Newsieel telephoto, traiuimllleJ by Hell system. - Enroute to Salem Mrs. DourIhs J. Wtllson of Med lord was a visitor here last nlKht enroute to Salem to alteml the con vention of the Lei-ion and auxiliary. Mrs. Wfllson will assist In niitliiiir on stunts of Hie Medford auxiliary at tne eoiivenunn. Mr. W lllson who Is in charge of the northern di vision of Ihe Oregon Slaves was u li able to accompany Mrs. Wlllsou at I Ills lime. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Sias of La Grande are visiting his parents, Kev. 4ml Mrs. Charles A. Sias, at the Myrtle Creek Christian church iHirKonatre this week. Now You Can See the Truth Sensationally Told 'The Port of Missing Girls' with Malcolm Mctli-egor Barbara Bedford QUESTIONS YOU MUST ANSWER Are yoiir daughters stepping out much? Are they getting away from you? Do you really know what they are doing? Are you mothers getting careless? Are you fathers becoming In. different? Are, we drifting Into the chaos of free love? Are honor and chastity lost virtues7 Is marriage as an Institution ' doomed? ' ARE YOU INTERESTED ENOUGH TO KNOW THE ANSWER? Admission 35c Children under 16 not ndmitted unless nccom pnnied by piirents. Liberty .who inndo the last westward lil.ussell, who lust year nttemiHed a Icocktortl-lo-Hlocklioliii itinmine I'llclit with I'arker ll. dinner, an noiinced today that he will lUteinpt passage. Hassel's New Plan r.OCKl''l)HI, 1,1., Al!K. Full Speed Ahead with the Six-Speed Special Farming calls for fast traveling these dnys. No timo for slow plodding behind horeca in the ficlil or on the highway. The McCorniir.k-lr.ering Tractor is putting speed and certainty into the field work mid the International Six-SiH'i'd Secial Truck is doing the sanie for the road work. Saving time, suid tim means money. We are glad to lie selling this comhination of power and haulage. And we hack it up with cllicicnt low-cost Bervice that ht-ls to keep the tractors and trucks as good as the day they left the factory. If you are a tractor customer of ours, you arcaccpiainUid with our service and our products. Ix-t us show you that we can do just as well for you on trucks. If you arc not now a customer of ours, aHk us for a lit arid go out and check up on us. In the meantime, we are demonstrating the new Six Spccd Special every duy and we'd like a chance to how it to you. C. J.WALKER Rose Garage . Roseburg, Ore. SL Su STARTS TODAY For Three Days 100(1 TALKING-SINGING SGIRLS, youth, beauty, love, ZL gayety I 1 lie latest song lilts. 1 lie newest aance steps. HEAR lovely Nancy Carroll sing, see her dance and howl HEAR Buddy play every in strument ever made. AT vnur pvps on the most L'sir-V jbeaiitiful chorus girk in Holly wood. ? t m I 'Close Harmony WITH THE PERSONALITY KIDS 'Buddy" Rogers AND Nancy Carroll Copyright ITS bj Th B Co. 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