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Newspaper Page Textw I ,;. r: ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. ORECON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1929 THREE. f Local News Will Teach at Glide . . E. J. Torbet, of ttoseburg, will teach In the (.Hide school this win ter. Dillard Man In Town -. ('. E. Moj-'ir. prominent Pillnrd man, was iu Iloaebuii; today on business. In From Oakland Miss Hazel Neese, of Oakland, shopped and visited frit ud in Itosehurg yesterday. Oakland Teacher in Miss Allen MeNnbb, teacher for district No. CO of Oiikland, visited in Itusi'bui'K ever the week-end. Here for Few Days Miss Uuth A. (Jruham, ndvertls Iiir mumiKer of the Oregon Grange Itnlh'tin, is in Koaeburg for a few days. In From South Deer Creek Mrs. Ceortfe Freshwater find Mrs. C. II. Iittlley, of Soutli Deer creek, were visitors her Mon day. Leives Hospital Sam Smith, a flrefiphtcr who was burned laat work, whs able to leave Merey hospital yesterday and return to his home. Returns Home Miss Ruth HoaRlIn. city treasur er of Marshfield. returned home , rfer spending the week end lv. Itoseburg visiting friends. Returns to Hood River Mrs. fieorge E. Ethell returned Monday to her home in Hood River J after a week-end visit wlih her brother, C. E. Moyetr of Iiiliard. Visits Here Clyde Cage, theatre owner of Coquille and son of Sheriff w. W. Gage of Coos rounty, visited In Roseburg on his way back from Portland. Back From Fair Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McCormack and Mrs. C. Winston have re turned to their homes after spend ing a few days In SSle0m enjoying the state fair. Hotel Man fn Town W. W. Chad wick, general man ager of the Terminal hotels, with headquarters In Salem, is visit inn here for a few days and transact lng business. Visit Here on Way Home Mr. and Mrs. George V. Denn man. of Corvalllfi, visited in Rose burg yesterday on their way home after attending the Tlar association meeting at Medford last week-end. Mr. Dr unman Is an attorney In Cor vallis. Msr. Ueland Leaves After attending her mother's funeral Miss Cora Poland return ed Sunday to Los Aflteles where sho Is supervisor of the dental hygiene department of thr Uni versity of Southern California. As she is pi t'sident of (he National' Association of Dental llygenistn she will have to start from Los Angeles tomorrow for Washington, D. C, where their annual conven tion is to he held next week. DeOlopinq Dine Dr. A. C. Jewell and A. P. Chy-y-chl of Cottage Grove were busi iOss visMor3 in- Roseburg Satur day. They are preparing for im mediate development of mining property in the IO'hemia district, and now have a two-stamp mill on the property which Mr. Churchill has been working for several years. Dr. Jewell and bis asso ciates are financing the develop ment. The mine Is located on the headwaters of City creek, a tribu tary of Steamboat, nnd is a vrv valuable gold location, but is diffi cult to develop because of its inac cessibility. Worsteds! Are undoubtedly fall's most popular suit fabric. Just as brown is autumn's favorite color. So when buying your new suit see that it is of hard worsted material and the season's authentic shade. Here Over, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Williams of Lookinpfilass spent Sunday In Roseburg visiting relatives. At Bandon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webb of Roseburg spent Sunday enjoying the ocean at Hundon-by-the-Sea. Brock way Teacher In (J. W. Milam of Brock way was a business visitor here today. Mr. Milam is a teacher In the Olalla school. From Myrtle Creek James Bullock, well known resi dent of Myrtle Creek, was In town today transacting business and vis iting friends. Returns to Eugne Ray Ilanlman, a former Rose burg student, has returned to his home in Eugene after visiting a few days in this city. To Vijit In South Katherine Neat of Roseburg left the first of the week for Oakland, Calif., where she will vWt with her sister for a few months. Kills Dear George Erback of this city shot and killed a large black bear in the hills near Reston on Sundnv about noon. The bear weighed 3D pounds. Left for Medford Walter Singleton of East Doug las street has gone to Medford for a short visit. He will go hunting out of Medford before returning to Roseburg. rings Daughter to Roseburrj A. Bennett of Hood River brought his daughter Bernice to Roseburg veQsterday. Miss Bennett will teach the primary grades - at Looking glass this year. Able to Return Home Bobbie Swan, who was taken to Mercy hospital last week, ill with pneumonia, was able to leave (here yesterday and return to his home at Brockway. St. George's Guild to Meet St. George's Gjiild will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Willnrd Johnnon in Laurel wood. Mrs. H. C. Church and Mrs. Johnson will be joint hostesses. Lookinngluss Visitor In Mrs. Joe Matthews and daugh ter, of LookingKiass. wore visitors in Roseburg yesterday. Mrs. Mat thews was Miss Edna perriu be fore her marriage. . Goes After Car C. B. Calkins and son of this city spent the week-end In Port land. They brought back the Cal kins' car which bad been left In Portland for repairs a few weeks ago. Sister Ill Mrs. Ida Johnson,' a sister of Miss Celia Bieek of this city. Is re ported to he very ill. Mrs. Johnson is well known here, having; visited In Roseburg fro'm her home In Wisconsin. Culver Improving Ceoree Culver, who Is seriously 111 at Mercy hospital, is 'ported to be improving today. I J is sister. Miss Culver, from Portland Is a trained nurse and Is here taking care of him. Car Stolen Tiie four door Ford sedan In longing to Kenneth Cloake, of It oki-hUl'g, was Ktolen yestet fl;iV The car was parked in front of the medical arts building. No tract lias yet been found of the car. To Visit in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Earl BikcIi. of this city, will leave Wednesday foi Portland to visit a few days be fore leaving for their new loca tion fn Los Angeles. Tliev will re turn to Roseburg sometime the latter part oi this week. Former Resident Here R. A. Murray, of Portland, Is in Roseburg on business Hi is week. Mr. Murray was a former railroad man out of Robehurg and is well known in this vicinity. He has been enjoying an extended trip through the KiRt nnd x nn IiL iQway back to Portland. To Visit In Oakland -Irs. M. II. Shelley and Mrs. H. J. Sidenman, of Montague, Cali fornia, are visiting Mrs. A. C. Armstrong and Mis. George Helm? of Oakland. Thev are on their ;y to visit In Saltese, Montana. Mrs. Shelley Is the mother of Mrs Armstrong and Mrs. Sidenman If a sister. 3;ck Fom Tp Georse Case of Roseburg re turned Mondav morning after a month's vacation. He visited In Portland, enjoyed the Pendleton roundup, state fair at Salem and other places of Interest before re luming to this city. Mr. Case has been employed at the local ex press office for the past several years and reported back to work 'his morninc. Noel Carendir took his idace white be was taking his vacation. Mr. Cavendar is planning on leaving for Portland tomorrow. They Know Their Veqetabies The Southern Pacific know their vegetable! J. E. Clark, local agent for the Southern Pacific, takes creat pleasure In showing the townspeople the tomato plant which is growine In between the railroad tracks In front of the d not. The tomato plant Is growing in travel pnd has never had anv attention or care. Th plant had two naMirn! sized tomatoes, but Tost one when someone brushed I aepinst It. However, the remainlne I toniatn Is nearly ripe and of eond ' "fye. The plant is covered with oil i from the many trains that pass i over It dailv. but It seems to thrive nevertheless. Hunting Near Roseburg H. U. Cutte of Oakland Is hunting In the hills near Rose burs for a few days. Take Hunting Trip Joe Fest, Ed McComas and Chaa. Pickett of Roseburg spent Sunday hunting for deer. In From Days Creek Mrs. Bessie Schermerhorn of Days Creek was in Roseburg Mon day on business. Visiting Here Few Days Mrs. R. G. Carter of Oakridge is the house guest of Mrs. William Fisher for a few days. Here From California Mrs. D. M. Burnett of Reedley, California, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Vernon Poole, of Days Creek. Will Teach at Melrose Miss VioM Wjlsliire will teach at Melrose this year. She spent the week-end in Roseburg on business. In From Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Nordyke of Oak land wtre business visitors here today. Mrs. Nordyke was Mies May Pearon before her marriage. Leaves for Normal Miss Agnes Johnson of Reston left yesterday for Ashland, where she will attend the normal school this winter. In Medford Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Spencer anil Miss Aenes Hawn of Rnse hurti spent Sunday in Medford en joying the golf tournament. Marriane License Issued Marriage Licenses have been Is sued to I.ee Edward Touse and Grflce V. Watson of Coquille; H. L. Inman and Thelma M. Inman of Albany. Visit at Cleveland Mra. Chrrles Pickett nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. Fest and son Louis visited Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T-L Long at their home In Cleveland over Sun day. Enloy Dav at Medford Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rnwvers. Miss Oct-mide Tlaat nnd Frank Al t' v of Roseburg ?wnt Snndav In Medford enjoying the golf toto"na ment. Back From Medford Jude J. W. Hamilton of this cltv returned Rnni'iiv ntcht after npndiig Fridav pud Rnurdav In Vfdfnd n tending 11k bar asso ciation metlng. . . . R-tMrns to Marshfietd Thomas TI. Ness, a former rest 1nt of Roseburg, returned to Mnr"1 field Mondav mrnin affer snendlmr the week-end with his family in Roseburg. Railroad Official Here E. Pentecost, snecial representa tive of (he traveling department foi" the American Express com- 'nnv. was a . business visitor in Roseburg on Mondny. '- , Rturn to Snlem M. nnd Mri, M. S. Cheek have returned to their home In S"lem f t n t s iend in t the jk1 p t week n Roseburg.' Thev v(ited Mrs. Che' Os mother, Mrs. Viola Wilson, of this city. Bai"bal Tenmi Go Sout-h The Portland and Oakland base ball teams went through Rnsburg ves!'fd v cflernoon on thehO way to California for their hi:t g9me of the season. Leaves for Est Mrs. B'-rtha Damewond of Sprin field. Illinois, departed for her home yesterday. She had b"en vis Ming at the home of Mrs. William Fifhor on Winchester street the past several months. To Leave Wednesday A. W. Wampole of this city will leave tomorrow for Arizona, where he will Qit with his wife and son for a tdiort time. Roy Wampole is aid to he Improving In health. Mrs. Wampole has been with her son In Arizona for nearly a year. Body Sont Htrc The body of Mrs. Augusta Poole of Nelson, B. C, arrived here yes terday afternoon. She was the wife of William Poole, a miner at Nel son. Mr. Poole formerly lived at Days Creek, where he is very well known. He also has many friends ami relatives in Roseburg. The body will be taken to Canyonville for burial. The dale has not yet been set. Ti s J. 1 V Beautiful, Permanent Colors Applied to your car will make it like new, and protect it from the rain and mud of winter. A Proxlin finish actually improves with age. Drive in and let us explain how'. No obligation. M. GILBERT WOOD 406 W. Cass St. Roseburg Here From Portland J. V. Hale of Portland . was a business visitor here today. Ill at Home Mrs. P. E. Weaver, of Edenbow er, is reported to be ill at her home. Brings Back Exhibit J. R. I'arker of this city went to Salem Sunday and returned with the 4 II club exhibit. In From Melrose Fred Goff of Melrose was here today transacting business and visiting friends. In Portland Few Days ' Mrs. Ora Wallace, of ibis city. spent the week-end visiting in Sa lem und Portland. Grants Pass Visitor Here Mrs. Charles E. Low, of Grants Passr is spt-nding a few days visit ing In Roseburg. Eugene Man in Al Sherrig of Eugene, well known in Roseburg, Is here visiting friends for a few days. Portland Voman Here Miss Inn Dement of Portland Is here visiting her cousin, Miss Vera Starmer, for a few days. Buvs New Car Mnynard Bowling of this city bought a new Chevrolet tudor se dan to use In his radio husinesa. Duck Hunting Clyde Winrd ot the Silver Nook grill left today for Tule lake to spend a few days duck hunting. Visits Roseburg Frank Sexton, county club agent of Klamath Falls, visited here on Monday and attended to business. Umnqua Visitor In Mrs. Olga Pearson of TTmpnua spent Mondav In Roseburg vlsite'.ng friends and transacting business. . Vteitinq Here M. W. Parkinson nni daughter Susan are visiting Mrs. Parkinson at tho Grand hotel for a few days. Visiting In Roseburg Harrv Gllvln of El Paso, Texas is In Roseburg visit lit c Dick and Charles Gllvln and Mrs. J. W. Tynan, Mri. Parker Improvlnn Mrs. J. R. Parker of this city who underwent a major operation at Merev hospital last week, is Im proving. Vi't Hre Sunday Toe Williams and Mark James, of Eugene, spent the week-end In Roseburg Lee Williams Is the son of Mrs. Elsie Williams of this city. To Be Coimty Health Nurse Mrs. Eihiu Post of this city be gan work toi'rv as cnuntv henl$ nutQ". iter mLice ib la the county court house. Virlts H-rs Over Week. End " " 1 Irt'tineth Dent on. of Euireno, spent the week-end In Roseburg visiting nt tho Thomason homo in North RoseLurg. Father and Son III J. W. RniOh. Sr., Is Ml ft his horn" In Ihis city. His son. J. W. Smith. Ji.. is also ill at his home on the Curry estate. O Musicians Here FmCjlie King, well -known eordion phnOr of the AMU circuit of voudeville of Portland, is in Roseburg fO a short, time. Lft for Bostsn Stanley Kidder left Roseburg yesteid-iy afternoon for Boston, where he will transact business and return Immediately to this city. Mr. Kidder is well known in Roseburg as he is on the city couu cii nnd also owns a shoe store here. TOMORROW SINGAPORE MUTINY with Ralph Ince Estelle Taylor TODAY "KID CLOVES" O 10c and 25c LIBERTY John Atterbury of this city has gone hunting In the Steamboat country for a few day:,. Cecil Ha mm of Klamath Falls Is here visiting his brother, Lambert Hamm, and his mother. Mrs. Lee Davenport, for a few days. Dialer Here H. Beck of Portland Is here on business for a few days. Mr. Beck has the agency for. the Marmon and Roosevelt cars in Portland. Pledgee Sorority .miss Jean wnttney, or tins city, ho is a student at tho t'niver- sity of Oregon, has pledged the uppu Delta sorority in Eugene. Back From Fair Irvin Doucette and A. P. Rapln have returned to Roseburg after spending a few days at the state fair. They also visited in Portland before returning home. Mrs. Krell Eack Mrs. (J. M. Krell. of tills city. who has been visiting her parents in Olendale for the past week, re turned to her home here Sunday alternoon. Visit Here Over Week-End Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hnlev nnd family, of Albany, were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Krell, of this city Sunday. Mr. Krell is manaeer of the Western Auto Supply store in Roseburg. Mrs. Nickel Returns- Mrs. Otto Nickel has returned to her home fn Rosebure after vNlt inc her rehiMves in Seattle. Mrs. Nickel is the wife of Otto Nickel. owner of the Grand erill. She has been gone since the first of June. On Huntinrt Trip ' w. n. iley.vof the local J. C. Penney tore and Ward Cummincs of the Pigjrlv Wiredy store, spent Saturday night and Sunday morn ing un Little river. They report that It Is very 4ry !n that region. B.-k Fr""i Huntinq Trip r red N-'urlter. of the Economy neat m-irke'. returned last nitht from the Grants Pass country here be has been fleer bunting. He brought back a fino buck. Leve for Marshfleld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ness nnd on. John, of this cltv. left today for Marsbfield. M'-s. Nen and son will Ft"v until Sntnrdav. when 'hoy will return to Roseburg, He-"e for Pew Dav$ George RadnbaiiL'b. of this city, who has been in a veterans bos- nilal in Portland for several weeks. Is at home in Roseburr for twelve d"vs nftet which he will re urn to Portland for a second op eration. Flv to Oregon Benjamin Wing, of Wausau Wisconsin, amS Adelbert Young, of this city, arrived in Portland a mort. time ago by airplane. Mr. Wing intends to remain west this wlnlcr. Hi and his mother tiro Visit in tr in Roshurtr (M week. O i r- Free Danee . Toeightf QU ' i.. i -i-ii I .minim, .n - .n an i. i-i.hi-- ..i.in.iil n Everybody in Roseburg and g9xd old Douglas county invited to be our guests tonight; If you do not dance, cpme anyway, look the new Durants over, let U3 get acquainted m with you, meet old friends and make new 'ones. '- Roseburg Cass and Pine Sts. Lookinglass Visitor In , Miss Mildred Humphreys of Lookingglass waa a business vis itor here today. ' Goes Deer Hunting- Kred Arthur, employee at the Cass street meat market, Is deer hunting for a few days. Are Visiting Here Mr. und Mrs. W. I. Temby, of Medford, are visiting fiieuds in Roseburg (or a few da3. Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Jones, of Ashland, who have been visiting Mr. Jones' mother In Rosehmg for a few days, returned yesterday to their home. Here From San Francisro G. F. Charleston, of San Fran cisco, Is here on business for a few days. Mr. Charleston Is ef fielency expert for the Standard Oil eonumny. Former Resident In Portland Mrs. Meb'in Klllson. a former resident of Rosehuru now living In Portland, is employed at the .T. C. J Penney st vo there. Mrs. Klllson was formerly MIrs Violet Bass of this city. Meves o Rofteburg H. R. Ingram, ronipnnv me chanic for the Standard Oil corn- nan v. has moved to Roseburg to mnkn his home. Ho Is living In the Coshow apartments. Bk Fmm Portland Mis K'mn Mi-Pnr of this cltv. who attended the Chevrolet school 'n Portland a few dnvs. has re urid to Roseburg to resumo her work at the Chevrolet parage. Spent Sunday In Country Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Morris, or this city, spent Sunday visiting at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Charles Chamberlain of Looking glass. Mrs. Chamberlain was for merly Miss Elizabeth Morris. Back After Extended Trip M r. a nd M rs. F ran k V. rno. ro t limed to their home In Rosehurg Saturday. Mrs. F.rno has been vlsi'lng relatives In Denmark for the past three months. Mr. Erno met her In Oninha, Nebraska, nnd !ncnthir thev e loved nntiv noints of Interest In I he United States before returning to this city. Chiropractor DRUOLESS HEALTH CENTER "Comolete Health Service" Minernl Vapor PnMift 327 Cass Pl.otifl 491 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116:Jackoon St. Featuring Opening fcr Business cf the New 1930 Durant Car o o Headquarters IN ROSEBURR Corner Cassdand Pine Streets NEW DURAlNTS ON DISPLAY FINE FLOOR FOR DANCING Cb EVERYTHING SPIG AND NEW . BEST OF DANCE ORCHESTRAS L. R. CHAMBERS, Mgr. Back From Business Trip J. R. FarriiiKtou. manager of the locul telephone office, returned yesterday from Drain, where lie has been attending to business. They the moving the telephone of fice in Drain to a new location. Will Remain Here Bernard Young, of this city, will remain In Roseburg until the fltsl of the year be ft re returning to the Oregon State college where he Is a student. Mr. Young Is well known here having graduaeed from the lo cal high school In the class of '25. In Roseburg for Month Frederick Bynon, Is visiting In Roseburg for a month. He is the young son of Mrs. Mildred Bynon, clerk at the Uintuiua hotel. Mr. iml Mrs. Fred S. Bvnon, Sr., grand parents of Frederick, left for L'j Angeles, where they will visit for a month. , Return to Roseburg M rs. Thorn a s S o rl e y n n d h e r mother, Mrs. Walter Day, of this city returned to Roseburg Sunday evening from Astoria. Mrs. Sorley will remain in Roseburg for a short time before permanently moving to Astoria, where Mr. Sorley is con nected with the Union Oil com pany. "Come Durant Co. Mrs. Clara Gordon (of thity spent the" week-end In Salem where she enjoyed a day at the faff, and visited friends, j . : ; f , t pi '. H rrrt TODAY and Wednesday TALKING Lina Basquette Across" She wanted' to set life and she" saw it at its best. . '. and at its worst. 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