ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1929.
THREE
Local News
Here on Business
Richard G. Extra was a business
caller in this city Monday. Extra Is
salesman for a wholesale paper
company and a regular visitor.
Home From Metropolis
M. M. Miller of the Roseburg
News-Review returned to the city
lost nlshi after a brief business
trip to Portland.
Hall Visits
Frank Hayy of Portland, who re
signed his position lust week with
the Oregon Stages is a business
visitor in this city for several
days.
Here From Melrose
Mrs. M. Tjomsland of Melrose,
who teaches the Sylmnn Valley
school was here Saturday on busi
ness preparing for the opening of
the school in the fall.
Credit Manager Here
P. W. Rogers of Eugene, credit
manager of the Shell Oil company,
Js a business visitor hero, calling
on the local plant and viewing the
new depot at Myrtle Creek.
Former Teacher Visits
F. C. Fitzpatrick of Echo was a
visitor here Saturday. Fitzpatrick
was formerly high school principal
here and is now city superintend
ent of the city schools at Echo.
Leaves on Vacation
Miss Vera Klore of4he Ttoseburg
National- bank left Monday after
noon on a fortnight's vacation.
She will visit at Sacramento. Salt
Lake City and Yellowstone Park.
Here From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stelnmetz
Jr. and a party of friends from the
university city spejit the week-end
at. the home of Joseph Stelnmetz
Return to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Welch and
son, mil. of Portlnnd. who have
been visiting Mrs. Welch's mother.
Mrs. V. M. Pltrhford. and sister.
"Miss Agnes Pitchford. for several
days, -returned home Monday,
Graham Here
to L. Graham of Eugene, travel
ing frelcht and pasRenger agent
for the Southern Pacific was a visi
tor here Saturday, en route north
from a trip to Grants Pass. Gra
ham will return here on business
this week. '
Home From Salem
Frank Hills returned home on
Sunday from the American Lecinn
convention at the capital city. Hills
reports a great time and was espe
cially pleased with the exhlbilion
staged by the drum corps of the
various posts,
OIH Residents Here
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCoy of
Seattle have been visitors in this
city for two or three days transact
ing business nnd renewing old nc
qunfntances. The couple formerly
resided here. They left yesterday
morning for Seattle.
Leaving for South
Mr. and Mrs. M. t,. Webb left
Tloobtirr Mondav for Oak
land. Calif., -to reside. Webb was a
musical Instructor here for several
months before going north. Thev
visited friends locally enroute
to their new location.
From Hoautam
Ernest E. Rrenzenle of Honninm.
Wash., was a visitor here over the
week-end. Prefzeale was formerlv
a resident of Coos county and is
nconainted in Rosebitrg. For sev
eral months he has been employed
In Hoqulam.
GeM Zeppelin Mall
Glenn Williams, n NewRovlew
cnrrler. received a letter Rfltnrdnv
from Germany, the let tor hnvfng
been broi-cht neros the Attintlc
bv the Graf Zeppelin. Th letter
was sent hv Mr. and Mr; Richard
Klemm. of OjV street, who are vis
um hi air. feiemm s former nome
in Germany.
Fall' Styles
Let's see what men will wear
this autumn. Well, starting at
the top, rope shoulders will
be with us, but somewhat
modified. Coat sleeves will
be narrower from elbow to
cuff, and vests will be longer
and single-breasted, with lit
tle if any pleating. Trousers
will be higher-waisted and
pleatless, with uniform width
from knee to cuff. Coats will
be single and double-breasted,
with a soft roll somewhat
higher than in the past.
Worsteds will be the leading
material, and they will be
hard-finished, for the most
part. Diagonal weaves also
will be strong. As for colors,
the browns will be in richer
hues than formerly, and the
most popular blues will be'
the soft shades somewhat
lighter than navy. Dark
grays also will be worn.
With these styles In mind we
have bought a complete line,
some with two trousers, to
sell for $35 to $40.
Visits Miss Perry-
Mrs. James A. Perry of Klamath
Falls is the guest of Miss Mattie
Perry of this city for a few days.
J-oggino Operator Here
Don Wallet of Gieiidale, promi
nent logging operator of that sec
tion, was here Saturday on busi
ness. Return From Trip
Miss Celia Beick, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Beick and their daughter
have returned from a vacation trip
spent in Portland and at Newport.
Leaving for Medford
Harry Lewis of Portland, who
had spent several days in Rose
burg, left today for Medford to
transact business.
Baker In City
Alvfn C. Haker, lieutenant colo
nel of the Oregon National Guard,
Is a visitor here, coming to the city
to be present at the meeting of
the local company last evening.
Ex-Resident Visits
Mrs. Kate Mauldlng of Sheridan.
who formerly resided in this city
for a number of years, is visiting
with friends in this city and with
a brother Charles Rowell of Ten
mile. Coming Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Ferroll lies of San
Francisco are expected to arrive
Saturday to visit for a couple of
weeks with relatives here. Mr. lies
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Story
lies of this city nnd bis wife is the
daughter of Mrs. U C. Hamilton.
Insurance Man Visits
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Barrv of
Medford are among the out of city
visitors here today. Barry Is here
frequently nnd is a well known in
surance adjuster of this section of
the state.
Going to Chicago
Deputy Sheriff Hatrv McCahe
Vans to leave Saturday for Chica
go, where he will visit for a short
time with his parents. He will
make the trip by train, going east
by way of the Canadian Pacific.
Pucclnelll Visits
R. C. Pucclnelll is a visitor here
from Los Gatos and Is registered
at the Hotel ITmnqua. Mr. Puccl
nelll is here looking after dehy-
Urntors which he Is building for
various prune growers in the
county.
Home Fhom Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bolce of
DIxonvIHe have returned from a
five-day trln to Rnndon. Crescent
ulty and the OreKon Caves. They
stonneu here on their wav to DIx
onvIHe. TWr. and Mrs. Bolce were
nl eased with the benutv of the
Roosevelt highway and had an en
joyable trip.
From Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Davis and
John M. Davis Jr, are here from
Little Rock. Arkansas, enjoying a
motor trip through Oregon. They
have just arrived from the south
via Salt Lake rty and other Inter
esting cities. The party is delight
ed with the scenic beauty and
many resources of this state.
Davison Returns
A. M. Davison of the Sunset
Stages has returned to this city
after being awav for several
months In the south. Davison is
well i'nown here, being prominent
in musical circles. In the south he
sang over the Pickwick broadcast
ing station. He has appeared num
erous times here In musical pro
grams. Brings Bouquet
Miss Margaret Hewitt brought a
large bouquet of bright hued zin
nias to the chamber of commerce
office this morning. The blooms
are unusuallv large nnd nerfect in
every way. Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen
presented a beautiful Japanese lily
to the office which is attracting
much attention from out of city
visitors.
Ames on Business
O. H. Ames of Medford Is a vis
itor here. Ames is connected with
the Heartv Fruit comnany and Is
here to discuss the late pear crop
with PoiMas county growers The
growers through the efforts of the
local chamber of commerce are
working to pool 30 cars of the late
peir' crop which if properly sold
will net around 930,000.
Return From Fishing
Wayne L. Jones and Earl
Rhoades of the Douglas Building
nnd Loan association have re
turned from a fishing trip at Win
chester Bay. The fishing was ex
cellent and from that standpoint.
according lo Mr. Jones, the trip
was verv successful: but they re
ported that the weather was en
tirely too chilly on the bay.
Fir Chief Here
Charles Gardiner of Coqullle, fire
chief in the Coos county city, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Gardiner Is also owner of the Co
qullle Machine shops and prom!
nent In affairs of the countv, be
ing an influential member of the
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
and the Coos County Chamber of
Commerce. Gardiner left last nleht
enrout to Albany and Salem on a
business trip.
Visiting With Uncle-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Greene
and son. Tom. of Whitehall. Mon
tana, and Miss Betty Lou Drake,
of Portland, arrived in Roseburg
yesterday to visit for a few days
in this city with M. M. Miller.
Mrs. Greene and Miss Drake are
nieces of Mr. Miller. They made
the trip from Portland to Roseburg
along the Oregon coast, framing by
way of Seaside, Tillamook and
Newport, and are delighted with
the scenic attractions of the coast
Operated On
Miss Fay Ogle submitted to an
operation at Mercy hospital this
morning. Dr. A. C. Seely perform
ing the operation. Miss Ogle is do
ing nicely.
Attendance Officer Here
Charles J. Lisle of Woodburn is
here on business. Mr. Lisle is at
tendance officer for the Oregon
State Boys' Training school near
Woodburn.
Teacher Here
Lee Dyers of Sutherlin was here
yesterday on business. Mr. Byers
Is principal of the Sutherlin school
and is arranging for the opening of
the fall term.
Former Teacher Here
J. P. Oliver of Medford called at
the office of the county school
superintendent here yesterday. Mr.
Oliver is now located in Medford
and was formerly a teacher in the
Douglas county schools.
Dyer In City
A. E. Dyer was a visitor here
yesterday from Myrtle Creek, com
ing in to transact business regard
ing the opening of school in that
city in the fall. Dyer is a member
of the Myrtle Creek school board.
California Visitor
Abner Hodel. former resident of
this city and Sutherlin, now locat
ed at Porterville, Collf., Ir greeting
old friends here today. Mr. Hodel.
who is a cornetlst, will play with
the Sutherlin band at the Oakland,
Oregon, rodeo.
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Strange nnd
baby and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. John
are at home after enjoying a trip
over the Mt. Hood loop. They en
joyed the beautiful drive despite
the warm weather in the Wil
lamette valley.
At Home After Trip
Hall Seely has returned to itose
burg after enjoying a visit In Port
land and Seattle. He motored to
Seattle, where he was the guest at
the home of A. F. Haynes, who Is
vice president of the America.?
Steamship company.
Couple Married Here
Judge C. F. Hopkins officiated
yesterday at the wedding of Ernest
Trehearne and Miss Mildred
Pierce or San Francisco. They
were married yesterday morning
with Miss Agnes Pitchford and H.
W. Evans acting as witnesses.
At Idleyld Park
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tabutt of
San Francisco in company with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grear of Los
Altos, California have been spend
ing a few days nt Idleyld park.
They are much pleased with the
beauties of the park and vicinity
and nre planning on a return trip
next year.
Expected Today
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Davis are ex
pecting as their guests from the
south Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pnvls
and family and a party of friends.
Mr. Davis is a ne?thew of L. C.
Davis nnd resided in Santa Rosa.
Calif. They will spend their vaca
tion In Rosehurg and the vicinity.
Euqene Man Visits
Mr. Homer Pike of Eugene visit
ed over the week-end at Idleyld
park with his wife and two daugh
ters. Mrs. Pike has been quite 111
and In spending the summer with
her two daughters at the park.
Visiting with them over Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kronke
and Miss Laura Kronke.
Shopping Here Today
Mrs. C. A. Campbell of Days
Creek, accompanied by her son.
Mr. Paul Campbell, drove down
this morning and spent the day
here shopping and attending to
other" matters. The young man
will go to Eugene during the
week to take examinations nt the
U. of O. preparatory to his second
year s work there in pre-medlcs.
Visits Parents .
Private Harrv H. Bnker of the
IT. S. Marine corps stationed at the
Bremerton navv yards, la here vis
iting his mother and father. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul G. Olsen. Mr. Bnker
joined the marines three years npo
and has covered more than 30,000
miles of water and visited in twen
ty-four forelcn ports. This Is his
first visit with his parents during
his enlistment.
Paris Resigns
Robt. Paris of Medford has re
signed his position with the Ore
gon St it ees upon the consolidation
of the Pickwick Stages in this
state with the Oregon Sstago Sys
tem. "Bob" has driven for a mini
her of years for the Pickwick Sys
tem. According to report he will
move his family here and he em
ployed by Copro. Mr. Paris is
well known here, his parents re
siding In Roseburg.
Colored
VIOLET
for your
protection
GASOLINE
Visitors Here
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. York and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kelpper of
Portland have been visitors here at
the home of Paul G. Olsen.
Visits Family
E. M. Cole visited his family at
Idle Inn over Sunday. Mrs. Cole
and two children are spending
several weeks at Id ley Id park.
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Thomson
havo returned to their home in
this city after a three months'
trip In California. They visited
Boveral points of Interest while
away.
Spend Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krogel
and two small sons have returned
home after spending the week-end
at Idleyld. enjoying a rest and fish
ins. Visitors From Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Uhland Boyer and
family of Billlncs, Montana, are
visiting with John King of Coos
Junction. The party dropped in at
Rose Annex on the North Umpqua
today for a day's rest. After en
joylnK a bountiful breakfast of
fish the nereement was reached to
"lell the folks at home that we
may not return for several days."
Take Cottage at Idleyld
Mrs. J. (J. Spencer nnd her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Lantrlp, of Alameda.
Calif., have taken a cottage - at
Idleyld park for the remainder of
the summer. Mrs. Spencer Is a
sister of George Smith at the Rose
hotel. Mr. Lantrlp is connected
with New York stock market at
Oakland. The party Is very much
impressed with the North Umpqua
river. Mrs. George Smith is hostess
for the meats nt the Rose Annex
on the North Umpqua and knows
after summering at the Smith sum
mer home on Lake Tahoe how to
please the California visitors.
George Smith is also enjoying the
sport of fly fishing In the narrows
ond rapids of the North XTmpqua
and has given up the Idoa of going
south to Lake Taboo with the
North Umpqua so near nnd entic
ing. FISTS USED AT
COUNCIL MEET
IN NEW ORLEANS
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building.
Superintendent of Police Theo
dore Ray, who arrived on the
scene during the major disorders,
summoned heavy guards from all
precinct stations In the cily to
break up the formations of rioters
in front of the building and in La
fayette square.
KLAMATH LOGGING TRAIN
BRAKEMAN IS KILLED
( Awuvlntcd Prow 1.tmud Wire)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Aug.
13. Rny R. Powers, logger-brake-
man with the Shaw-Ilerlrani Lum
ber company, wus fatally injured
todny when he wns crushed beneath
the wheels of n logging train at the
camp. He died in a hospital here
a few hours later.
Powers was riding the logging
train wjien he fell from a car. The
truckB passed over his body sever
ing his left leg. An operation was
performed in an attempt to save
his life.
His widow, Mrs. Maude Powers,
and three small children are en
route home from Washington where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Powers does not know of her
husband's death.
SHELL OIL PLANT BLAST
KILLS THREE WORKMEN
( Npwb-RpvIow UoiiRb Ominty Special)
LONG BEACH, Calif., Aug. 13.
The death list In the explosion to
day of n gasoline pipe lino at the
Shell Oil company's cracking still
at Wilmington, mounted to three
before noon with the deaths of two
In hospitals hero. They were John
Biddle and James Bernere. E. M.
Ferguson was killed outright.
RHINELAND EVACUATION
DECIDED ON AT PARLEY
THE HAGUE, Aug. 13. Com
plete evacuation of the Rhlnelnnd
before Christmas wns todny prac
tically decided upon nt a meeting
of the principal delegates of Ger
many, Great Britain,- France and
Belgium to The Hague reparations
conference. It Is expeclcd to be
gin not later than September 1.
EVERY time we get a client we make a lasting
friend. Your satisfaction 'is our aim mid we know
that good reliable work at moderate prices mean just
that to you.
DENTIST
Dr. Nerbas, Masonic BIdg.
Lady Assistant
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Masonic
Victor J. Mlcelll was elected cap
tain of the local national guard
company at the regular drill held
last nU'ht at the armory. He fills
the place made vacant by the
resignation of Captain Lyle Mars
ters. Captain Mlcelll has had six years
of experience In national guard
work and is thoroughly qualified
for the position which he uow
holds. He served three years in
the locnl artillery company prior
to the World war, and served as a
sergeant for two years during that
war. Upon his return he received n
commission as lieutenant in the
Officers' Reserve corps, nnd has
served as a non-commissioned of
ficer with the local guard company
for the past three years.
Ills election assures the com
pany a commanding officer thor
oughly versed In military activi
ties and one who is vitally Inter
ested in that line of work.
The company was Inspected last
nliiht by Lieutenant Colonel Alvfn
C. Baker of Portland.
BAD LUCK TRAILS KAISER'S
SISTER AND HUMBLE MATE
Frou Alexander Zubokoff, form
erly Princess Victoria von Sehaum-burg-LIppe,
sister of the ex-kalsr,
has fallen upon evil times.
The former princess, disowned
by the House of Hohenssollern for
her marriage with a penniless Rus
sian emlere, hos been forced to
leave her beautiful Boon pnace and
is now living In one room in a fur
nished house in the town Of
Mehlem.
One mold remains to attend her,
but her entire corps of twenty
servants hns been dismissed, and
her ancestral pnlnce Is up for
rental.
In spite of her clnlmn that ro
mance compensated for everything.
the princess hos had nothing hut
misfortune since she married Zu
bokoff. formerly a dishwasher in a
small Paris cafe.
When the ex-kaiser renounced
the princess, she and her husband,
some twentv years her junior. nt-
temntee to lenve Germnny nd take
un residence elsewhere. Thev ob-
tnlned pnssnorts. but found them
selves welcome nowhere.
ROBBFR SUSPECT FAILS
IN JAIL BREAK ATTEMPT
(AiuorlotM Prow 1hm1 Wire)
KELRO. Wnsh., Aug. 1. Gun
nnr Schofstrom of Longview,
Identified by C. J. Alexander, Long
view merchnnt, ns the man who
shot hiiri in on nttemplcd holdup
Fridny, wns foiled In an nttempted
jail break lust night when deputy
sheriffs discovered him trying to
dig his way to liberty from the
Cowlitz counly jull.
Schofstrom had dug a hole' half
way through the outer jail wall
from the cell where he was con
fined. He has served terms in the state
reformatory at -Monroe and In the
Walla Walla state prison.
KIWANIS CLUB SEES
MOTION PICTURES
Motion pictures of the recent
Klwanls-Grango picnic held In this
city were shown at the luncheon of
the local Kiwanis club today noon.
The pictures were taken by Jack
Wharton, a member of the club.
Two reels also included pictures
of the destruction of the old county
courthouse and scenlo views of Dia
mond lake nnd the North Umpqua.
Infant and Pre-School
CLINIC
Douglas County Health
Unit
Aug. 14, 1:004:00 p. m.
Health Office in Courthouse,
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.SOCIETY
By MTLDRED BYNON
Installation of Oregon Kappa of
PI Omlcron, nntional honorary edu
cutlonal sorority being organized
here In connection wlili the uni
versity Guild will take place to
night. The installation will be
held nt the Women's club rooms
with Miss Go 1.1 a Holt or Portlnnd
the stuff secretary acting as the
Installing officer. Progressive wo
men of Roseburg elected to the
membership of the chapter will be
present and officers, will be elect
ed.
ft ft ft
Miss Ellen Guile wns the honor
euest at a miscellaneous shower
at her home Friday evening. Miss
Guile will becomo the bride of Al
bert Weiss of this city within the
near future.
MINISTER SAYS CHURCH
NEEDS BETTER MINISTERS
fAwpiiitMl ProM LcqmhI Win)
SEATTLE, Aug. 12. What this
world needs in fewer, but "bigger
ond bettor preachers." the Rev. S.
G. Fisher, Tacoma. Wash., told the
Internntlnnnl convention of the
Disciples of Christ here todny.
The convention has been in ses
sion since last Thursday and will
continue until Wednesday.
'The oar of the public Is caught
and the mind is filled to surfeit by
other agencies so that the, cry of
Christ to a lost world is scarcely
heard." the Rev. Fisher declared.
"God forbid that I would bring
railing nccusntion against my breth
ren. There Is no cheaper or menn-
er criticism than that being hurled
today nt the churches nnd the
ministers by ninny from within the
circles of the mlnlstery Itself. Rut
nt the risk of Bceming to sin in
tills respect I wish solemnly to ns
sort that ft Is mv conviction that
the disciples of Christ do not now
hnve. nor have they had. a body of
ministers which by fitness and
training is adequate to the giant
tasks that confront us,"
BOYS 8TEAL WOMEN'S
CAR, MONEY, CLOTHING
fAiuncUtttl Irn Lrawd Wire)
HOXIE. Knn.. Aug. 12. Tied
hand nnd foot, and weak from loss
of blood, two young women from
Concordia. Kns., were found today
neur a highway a mile east of
Hoxle. whore they said they had
been thrown by two youths who
had stolon their automobile, their
money and ntost of their clothing.
The victims, Mrs. Ren trice
Walsh, 33, and'Mlhs Leda Henure
gard, 22. said they were beaten,
cut with safely razor blades nnd
robbed by two youths they had al
lowed to ride in their nutomoblle
from Union, Colo.
Reports from a hospital nl
Qufn tor. 7aus., where they were
taken, suid their condition wns ser
ious. McCormlck - Deeiing t r a c t o rs
comn in three sizes. They nre nlso
made in crnwler type. Wharton
Hros., agents.
Picnic nt Idleyld Park.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
B42 Fowler St.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
All kinds of Rullt-ln Work inndo
to order.
Window Screens made to order.
E. 8. AND F. L. COCKELREA3
Phone 641-.T
Admission Haines and his Special' Act of H - pifg
j. 10-35 crook play is now Schubert's r"? ; ; fifpiSS
a film with every- , . P.Vr' v5&vV-
E Evening. thing from ri- Masterpiece ' r5SgMS
- : 10-50 ma nee to aide Latest Newt &v
splitting laughter, jlz
I ls ANTLERS
1 JLEi rfCyniSfiJir
Visit at Camp-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kronke have
been enjoying the hospitality of
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there Is no favoritism it gives ntl
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complish something worth while.
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4 Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
TheRosebur&Nalional Bank
, Roseburg, Ore.
Coming Thursday, August 15
FOR 3 DAYS
AMERICA'S FIRST GREAT
SCREEN EXTRAVAGANZA!
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He's Here! TA?0Dw
Camp Breezy.
Kronke's parents,
Geo. Weber.
visiting
Mr. and
Mrs.'.
Mrs.
rvf.mnite
.LY SPRAY
flies -mosquitoes,
roaches tfmoths.lice
many other insects
snisiisaaHBsasHsl
OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Rndlo fnns. this Is
the firat of RKO's
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screen dra
mas. You will
find It ot
equal calibre
with their fa
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hour.
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WAKING'S
ALL JAZZ! ALL JOY!
ALL JINGLES!
NOTE:
No advance in price.
ANTLERS
AND YOU
HEAR HIM TALK
Safe Cracking 1!
Heart-Cracking'.l
district