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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 30. 1 929. THREE Local News In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harding and son Jack are spending the dny in KtiKene today. They will return . here late this afternoon. Home From Vacation , , .Miss Vera Klore fias resumed bur duties at. the Kostjtiurg Nation.U bank, after1 a two-weeks ' vacation trip spent at Yellowstone parktind !:Vher daces (if jpcenia Interest. - r . : ; . w a s Returns From Eugene--? ; ' i Halnh Jones, local manager for the Shell' Oil company, lias re turned here aftrr-. attending a day lu Eusene conferring wllh officials ((f the company. ., On Business F. D. Waring of Portland arrived, here late yesterday afternoon oil a business visit, . Sir. Waring Is a representative of a wholesale fur niture company in the metropolis. Leaving on Trip- 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hardincr are leavlns tomorrow by car for Cres cent City will return here Sunday. Mr. Han! in? plans on making the trip south via Bandon and Port Or ford. "- -" - r. JJo Teach In County Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturm of Le banon will visit in UUs city (. Sun day at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Joo llouseolder. Mrs. Sturm has been engaged as a teacher in the Gh ngary school this year. . Miss Leona Marsters -left ; Wed nesday for New York, where she t will hnth teach and studv In Colum bia university during the coming 1 year. Miss Marsters has- been In structor iu music at the Southern .four years. Ashland Tidings. Enroute to Portland .1. S. Barton of Coquille passed 'through this city today enroute to Portland, where he will transact business. Mr. Barton is president -of the Title Company at Coquille and prominent In legal and politi cal circles in the metropolis, bav in? formerly been an attorney In the eastern part of the state. .Leaves fpr South Frank Moore of Oakland. Calif., left tod'iy for his home in. the southern city after spending ' sev eral weeks here engaged In. unking an aej-ia) survey of timber along the roast. Mr. Moore pilots a Fair child plane-and took Fred Lock wood of this city with him on the return trip. t . 4 j z j J Taking depositions - -- i Attorneys John T. Long and Tra P.. Kiddle left this mornlnrf-'for Itogue Itiver where they will take depositions to be used in a damago rase being tried in St. Louis, -Mo. The case grows out of injuries su stained In an automobile accident nnd the Rogue Itiver residents be ing examined by the local attor neys, were witnesses. On Motor Trip V . " i Mrs. E. D. Itessler of Corvnllis and her sister. Miss Florence How den, are visitors here enjoying a motor trip In this section of the state. Both ladies are associated as Instructors with the school of music at Oregon State college. Mrs. Bessler Is the wife of the late Dean 15. D. It easier, head of the school of vocational education at Oregon State colle.se. Train Delayed : The afternoon train due in this city at 2 o'clock yesterday after noon was delayed two hours. The delay was caused by trouble on a north bound freight leaving here earlier in the morning. When the freight reached Rice Hill the axle of the front truck tender of the engine broke, tearing up a large portion of track. Hallmark of Charm ROMILLA SMOOTHSEME 4 am circlet iti family kcir I I0omt,orblvicblood,ot titles; il lor chk women IMM ,w hallmark of charm ROMILLA SMOOTHSEML SMOOTHSEME tottery hat a dittinctivc, perfectly flat warn a welcome im provement over the old- L laihioncd ridec of a team that irritate del icate feat Good tittt flftlnc. lively ehootei ROMILLA SMOOTHSEME. ROMILLA SMOOTHSEME w The Latest 1 1 1 km MTV mm m V I l( pec. Here Yesterday John Boyles of "Myrtle Creek, ac companied by his granddaughter, was a visitor here yesterday on busJuess.. j - . v - To Enjoy Vacation Mry and Mrsj ArtliUr Austin and Miss Beauteth Sharp will spehd the i'LaboriI)ay holiday-' at -'Buiidori-Dy- the-Sea. . ,-. r m . t ' -1 Daughter Is Born , - Blilli of a-daughter on1 Ttiej.oSv. Aust 27,. to Mr: (ind Mrs. Earl T. Johnson, of Sutheflin, has been reported.. , , . t , , Operated Upcn 11- ' Vance Jo'if.!, the rmail Pon of Mr. and Mrs. C. If. J'nie?, of Myrtle Creek, sii'iP'I'ted If. an oneratiou U.tiay perf a) meil v Ih . A. C. Swy. Operates on Child, ;.."' . . Br. A. C. Seety operated on jhe small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Meacham today, he little miss is doing nicely according-tb report. Visiting Here , C DeBernardl Is at vIcior here today from his home atHide. Mr. BebernardI enme liere to transact business and visit with acquain tances. , . i Mike Houser In Grants Past Mike llouser, Skaggs-Safeway emplove, baa been tenuiorarily moved to Grants Pass to do relief work during the remainder of the vacation season. Home From Bandon Eugene Princen of this city has returned from Bandon where h1 snent a. short vacation. Mrs. Prin cen and the children" will remain u the resort for another week. Takes Position Fred . Bynon, Jr.. has, accented a position with the Oregon Staces and-arrived here last night. Mr. Bynon Is snendlng lodav. In Med- ford and will return here Jonight. ' Home From East T. Ei Grae of Wilbur, hf s return ed home- after, spending the sum mer In the east. Mr1. Crae will leave for Winchester Bay to re sumo, work as principal of the Winchester Bay school.1 , Some Pumpkins , . . .A large pumpkin a year old is on display at the chamber of com merce, being donated! by' : Walter Clark. The pumpkin fs In excellent shape and firm and well preserved despite its age. Returns Home ' !. i Mabel Williams has returned to Myrtle Creek after attending Hum mer school at the Oregon State Normal and will leave shortly to nssume her duties as a teacher at Winchester Bay. Going to Bandon Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brown, Miss Anna Mae Hemmlngsen and Roger Webb of thiscity are leaving to morrow to spend Hie week end In Bandon enjoying (he surf bathing and sea breezes. ' - Visiting Frnm Winchester Bay Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Grae. Miss Touise Buck and Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Winchester Bay were visitors In Itosebura: today. Mr. and Mrs. Grae aro instructora in the Winchester Bay school. A. P. Correspondent Here Leslie J. Smith, Associated Press correspondent at Portland, was a visitor in Hoseburg yestetrday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith' are returning from their vacation, which was spent at Sunset Beacn near Marsh field. Back Frm Illinois Mr. and Mrs. H. Buzzell. who haSe been, making an extended anto tour to Illinois, where they visited with relatives, have re turned to their home in this city. Mr. Buzzell has resumed his duties at the sheriff's office, where he Is employed 'in the tax department. Visitors Here Mr. and Mis. E. B. ' Daughters and three children are visiting here from Salt Lake City nt the home of'Mr. and Mrs. L. A. French. They have been enjoying a motor trip In the north visiting at New port and Seaside on the Columbia river highway. They will leave to morrow for Crater Lake enroute home. i Leaving for South- Mr. and Mrs. L. A. French of this city are leaving this week for Los Angeles where they will spend the winter. They are accompanying their son and datr.'hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Young, south. The couple have been guests at' the Fi-ench home here for several weeks and are now returning to their home in the southern me tropolis, where Mr. Young has charge of ono of the beautiful parks. Arrives In Nebraska Hall Seely of this citv. who left Sunday to enter the medical school at Harvard UniverFlty has wired ".vlng that he reached Grand Island, Neb., Wednesday. Mr. Seely met Charles McKihlnny In Salem. Mr. McKlhinny had lost his car by theft and the vehicle was located In Grand Island, Neb. Mr. MtKlbh'nv will return with the car and Mr. Seely will Journey on to Connecticut. Resigns Position Joe Campbell, for many years the tractor and farm Implement representative of the C. A. Lock wood Motor Co., has resigned his position with the local company, will eneaee in business for himself at Eusene. Mrs. Campbell has al ready moved to the. Lane county city and Mr. Campbell wilt ifmnin here until about September It, and will then Join the family there. Our New Air Chief 1 &gr Colonel Cbirpnee "M. Young of Des Moines, Iowa, world war vet eran and -active aviator, has been appointed by President Hoover to succeed William P. McCracken. who resigned as assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics.' Undergoes Operation Mrs. C. M. Skinner of Klamath Falls under, went a major opera tion at. Mercy hospital yesterday. "''" Represents Trade Paper j'lorence Ann Alien, a member of the editorial staff of the Pacific Builder and Engineer, is spending couple of days -in Hoseburg on official work. The magazine is. a trade paper devoted to contracting uiU building news. Visiting Here - ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Showers and baby are the guests here of the former s uncle, L. C. Davis. They have just returned from a motor trip in the north, visiting: at The Dalles and Astoria, and are en route to their home In Sauta ROsa, California. . . Returns 'to City Miss Eva Ackert Is spending a few (lays at her home here after atiendihgsummer school at. the Oregon State "Normal school. Miss Ackert : will' leave during the -week end for Winchester 'Bay where, phi will -. assume her , duties as an 1 in structor there-next week. - KIWANIS PRESIDENT ' : SPEAKER BEFORE ROTARY CLUB The president, of the Hoseburg Kiwanis club,' pr..Frank Matthews,, was the speaker" at' the regular Ro tary luncheon yesterday. :..-Mr. Matthews spoke of the, duty of the RotarLan and Klwanian tov his com-' munity and emphasized the fact that It is the duty of adults to know and offer friendship to little children. Aid in shaping of . the career of young people was also stressed. The all-Kiwanls orchestra wlav- ed niatw iudeetlons thrnm'iioiit flu. luncheon houi; Charles V. Stan ton, Kiwanis song leader look charge of the song leading." Miss Annabell ,Denn played several charming selections on the piano. MEDFORD PLANS A TURKEY POOL fAiwnotntcil Prctw T.cnwtt Wtrc) MEDFORD, Aug. 30. Prelim nnrv steps for the formation of a tnrkeyjpool In this county will he taken ov the Farm Exchange Co operative early in September. Man ager Clay D. Parker said todav. The first step will be the scientific feeding of the turkeys, during the fattening period, which extends from September to November 1. Bulletins will be issued to the tur key raisers from time to time. The object of the systematized feeding Is to produce firm, white meat, in great demand with- east ern buyers. A turkey ration com posed entirely of, corn, produces a yellow meat and turkey raisers have been advised to exercbe cau tion on this point. LACTO-DEXTRIN ; A urrat ducorery made at Ilaltla ' Creek Is Lacto-l)ctnn. 1 hi re- markakle colon food drive out tha discaiw-proHiicInK germi from the Intestine. In thin way It lrii! hack health, uparklinii eyea, clear , akin and radiant color. Start todaj to cleanae your ayatem. 91 a cao Tour Bmalth Food Cmntm Economy Grocery O. U JOHNSON . The 8tore That Serves You Best Phone 63 344 N. Jackson 8L KIRIUEM ROSS in IN ONTARIO mi I TORONTO. Aug. 30. A Iter I setting the pace for more than j sewn and one-half miles, Clari'nc iw:s oi niTMiKiyu. a. ., surrenuer ed first place In the Vi iii y ( anadian rational exhibition 15 milu swimming race today lo his namesake. Norman Ross, of Chi cago, on the fifth lap. TORONTO. Out.. Aug. 3WThe bfg field of contestants in the rigtey-Canadian national exhibi tion fifteen mile swim In Lake On tario, were off on the long grind for f3r,.onn prize money at 11:08 a. m. today. While a crowd of 25.000 persons j viewed the spectncle, the entrants iiuinuriine inure. in;m jmi si roiled to the pontoons garbed In bath, suits and grease of various colors,! lined up and took the plunge to gether at the roar of a brass can-1 non. i Ruth C. Tower, of Toronto, and Mr. Fvelvn Armstrong, of De troit, the only women competitors. I had their hodies smeared with heavy black grease which also coat ed their black bathing suits. Moro fhnn 400 sent In their en tries for the marathon but onlv , 27fi showed up for physical exam I-1 nation. f)f these, only f one, John Greer, 52 years old, was turned do'vn. , I Popular opinion Ins installed Ernest Vierkoetter of Germany, winner of the 197 event, as the ouMamUng favorite. ' Second choice Is Oeore t nnnjr who won the Catalina island swim three years ago. Clarence Ross of TtrooVivn. N Y.. annnared to b leading bv nbo"t i vards w hen the first half mile he'' been covered. George Young of. Toronto, win ner of the first Wrlgley marathon swim, as taken from tb water pnrn nfter the lenders bad passed the five-mile mark. Young was swimming In 'firth nlr-e at a fine he was forced to yield to the cold waters.- - : - rinrene Rooq of Brooklyn was till stroking his wv far in the T.yle S. Hubbnrd of Toledo. Ohio. In second no-sitlon nnd Norman Ross of Chicago trailing in third pl"re. Byron Summers of Ts Angelop Vft ti water during the second lap while In fourth place. JEWS ATTA.CKF.D IN TWO CITIFS . AND. FIVE SLAIN (Continued from page 1) vatienn tends to confirm the ernvl 'v of the situation in the Holy LP'ul. The natrinrch of Jerusalem, who gave the none frit warning of th" trouble even before the outbreaks occurred, has sent fMio'her mes sage Pointing out that the menac is still great owing to the intense Caterpillar Tractors Now located at 128 S. Stephens St., Roseburg. - Miller Sanf ord Tractor Co. PHONE 508 1 km, 'i - J Irintit'Bti i In Our Autumn Printzess "Coats for the Occasion" take prominence. And the well turned out woman will appreciate the selec tion which we offer for street wear or the social function. This season when formality of line is so important in the mode, it is necesarry to have the right coat for the specific occasion where it is worn. If you choose a Printzess Coat for street, for dress, for sports, your choice will be cor rect. We have the "Coat for the Occasion" to meet your needs. I. ABRAHAM THE SILK STORE fj, j Jjj , 3 feeling of the Arabs against the Jews. It Is unlikely in view that pil grimages to the Holy Land con templated this year In thanksgiv ing for reconciliation of church and state in Italy will be made for some time. . MASTER OF STATE GRANGE SPEAKER AT GOOD PROGRAM A very Interesting program was present t'd at the lat reuiar meet ing of Evergreen grange, one of the outstanding features being a short talk by George A. Palmiter, stale master, who was an unex pected guest. He spoke on the three proposed measures to come up for vote at the next general el ection, one being a bill to prohibit hired petition circulators, the hy droelectric bill and an act creat ing the office of lieutenant gover nor. George Palmiter, Jr., was also present while J. H. Morrison and X A. Jackson were visitors from Myrtle Creek. Mr. Morrison spoke on the present monetary svstem giving a very interesting talk. The grange will sponsor a dance Saturday, August 31. nt the Wig wam Tavern, the dance floor hav ing been donated for the occasion by Mrs. Nfjlson. The grange has given Its en dorsement to the movement on foot to form a cooperative to bring about a more uniform price for farm products. 800 MUSICIANS IN CHICAGO THEATRES ORDERED TO STRIKE MwrFifnd Trow T.rnwl W(t CHICAGO. Aug. 30. A strike or rfo effective Sntidiv midnight, to R00 musicians employed in Chica go motion picture houses was is sued today bv .Times C. Petrlllo. "evident of the Federation of Mu- "Ve ro mini? to stay out until he niibH demands return to the theatres of real' music." he said. LARGE CROWD OUT FOR BAND CONCERT , The request, concert given last night by the Roseburg Municipal hand was greatly enlnyed by the 'airest coi'-d that has turned out for any r-r tbf- programs so far this -n-ori) T''p bind Tcwonted a verv diversified nnd enioynhle concert. '"HhMing several of Ihe best kniiwn overtures and marches, to nether v jn, n c,ounle of late fox trots. The Business and Profes sional Women's club sponsored n enndv and ice cream booth, where the proceeds were divided between the club pnd the band, a - liberal patronage being -enjoyed. . FLORIDA QUARANTINE ' t PARTIALLY LIFTED ( .tewntx Vrvm Inwtl Wire) WARIIINOTON, Aug. 30 Secre tary Hyde today amended regula tions govornin" the fruit fly quar antine in Florida to allow the shipment of citrus fruit, produced In erfuliralion areas nrior to Oc tober 1 to be moved in Interstate commerce afier infection showed there was no Infestation. The Coat for the occasion Is the Mode for Fall DESIGN CO AND TAILORED BV Exhibit of Fashions SOCIETY By MILDRED. BYNON Mr. and Mrs. Hector B. Smith celebrated their wedding anni versary at Wolf Creek Friday. Friends attended a reception at the home of the couple In the eve plug, extending congratulations. K The Business and Professional 'Women' club and the Roseburg band entertained last evening at the library grounds. Members of the club served ice cream and sold candy while the band entertained with a program of request num bers. ENGLAND ORDERS TROOPS TROOPS TO QUIT RHINELAND (.Awoeiutnl I'Ftna 1iimvI Wlrf) LONDON. Aug. 30. 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