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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1929. THREE Local To Teach Mrs. Wallace Smiley will teach at Ada this year. Principal of Schccl I Ilernicc Korbi'S will lo principal ol the. Lurun school tins year. Wilbur Man In Geoi'Ke Dinmihrk of Wilbur was a business visitor here Saturday. On Business Mrs.tibn Newport of Dlxonville Client Saturday her; on business, To Teach at Ada . Miss lone Hiehards will be one of the new teachers at Ada this year. FiOt.: Winchester (J. W. iJ;u'h;;trum of Winrhester was in Koreburg Saturday on LUS1IH'S3. From Tenmile Miss Hboda Arnold of Tenmile was a business visitor ii Hose burg last week-end. Teacher Here Miss Alien MeNabh, teacher near Oakland, was in Roseburi over the week-end. From Melrose Mrs. Anna TrozelJe of Melrose was a business visitor in Rose burg last weekend. Mrs. P. W. Beekley of Roseburg is the new president of the coun ty F. T. A. tills year. From Dixonvllle J. H. Short, prominent resident of Dlxonville, was a business vis itor in Roseburg Saturday. To Eugene Today Mrs. CJeorge Smith of the Rose hotel left today for Eugene to upend a few days visiting. From Dixonvllle Mrs. Leslie lilakfily of Dixon vllle was in Roseburg on Saturday shopping and visiting friends. On Business E. S. Rarstow of Cow creek stopped in Roseburg over the week-end on a business trip. Will Teach at Olalla Miss Mildred Paulson, a resi dent of Camas Valley, will teach the school at upper Olalla this year. Leaves for Few Days Mrs. C. O. Hosmer and son of this city left Saturday for Eugene, where they will visit until Tues day. Flowers Given Mrs. M. E. Nolan of this cily . presented I ho chamber of com merce wllh some lovelv specimens of dahlias. The U. S. A., Inkyo. Anion Rao and Cae1u3 varieties were represented. They are draw ing considerable attention from the tourists stopping at the build ing to resistor. Hunter Bags Bnr Cuts Lloyd Cole returned Saturday afternoon from a hunting trip up the North rmpqua where he suc ceeded in killing a cub bear, lie was working his way through a salal .patch, when the cub, about half grown, suddenly reared up In front of him. He dropped the ani mal with a shot through the neck. The fur was in excellent condition and will make u beautiful rug. Gone to Eugene Mr. and Mis. E. P. Woods and Mrs. A. K. (Ilbbs of this city and Mrs. William K, Woods of Roa noke, Virginia, left Sunday for Eugene, to spend the day. A. K. Oibbs is in Eugene working for the railroad company. Miss Jessie Oibbs, who is n student at (). A. ('.. met them in Eugene, where she also spent the day. Mrs. William E. Woods will remain in Eiuene until Tuesday, when she will leave for Los Angeles on her way hark to Roanoke. Men's and young men's blucher and ski-toe o -rds. Made of Brigg's genuine im ported scotch grain leather. An oxford with a world of wear for the man who wants a shoe for hard usage and wet weather. Moderately priced at $6.50 to $10.00 iP Mm News Returns to Oakland Mrs. Brady Burnett has re turned to Oakland alter spending a short lime lu ltoseburg, visiting friends. Home Over Week-end I Miss Helen Hei gh, freshman at I the University of Oregon, spent the week-end here visiting her pa- From Oakland (Jeraldiue Edwards, teacher at Oakland, spent the week-end In Roseburg, shopping and visiting fiends. From Lookinnnl O. f!. Rogers of Lookingglass spent Saturday In this city, visit ing friends and transacting busi ness. On Business Here Mrs. Elmer Elder and Miss Oladys Guile of Oakland were in Roseburg Saturday on a shopping trin. From Sutherlin Mark N. Tisdale of Sutherlin spent Saturday in Roseburg, visit ing friends and transacting busi ness. Visit Here Saturday Mrs. S. A. Roser and daughter of Rrockway spent Saturday In Roseburg visilin;; relatives and shopping. , Wilbur Visitors R. W. Rodgers and son Melvin of Wilbur spent Saturday in Rose burg transacting business and visiting friends. n Town Mrs. Eva Jones, clerk of school district No. 2fi of Oakland, spent Saturday In Roseburg, shopping and transacting business. Visit Here J. Franklin Brown and family of Tenmile visited In Roseburg last Snturdav. Mr. Brown is principal of the Brockway school this year. Go to Riddle- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Atterbury of Roseburg spent the week-end visiting Mrs. Atterhury's mother, Mrs. Wilson, In Riddle. On Business- Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Slandley of Camas Valley were In Roseburg over the week-end visiting rela tives ami transacting business. On Huntinp Trip Glenn Callen of Roseburg and Cheste Starr of Salem left Sun day for South Myrtle creek, where they will hunt for four or five days. In Riddle m.nfl frav nnil PnanmnnH Logsdon of the local telephone of fice, spent the week-end in Rid dle, where I hey visited Miss Logs don's parents. At Dillard Miss Ruth Rodley of Looking- glass will teach the school at Dil lard this winter. She and her sis ter. Miss Irene, were visitors in Roseburg Saturday. Camas Valley Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Park and two children of Camas Vallev were in Roseburg on business Saturday. Mr. Park is -principal at the Camas Valley school. c Returns to Eugene Miss Daphne Hughes visited her parents. Mr. and Mr& Wash ington Hut' lies, of this city on Saturday. She is a student at the University of Oregon. Returned From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown of this citv und Mr. and Mrs. G. De Rernardi of Glide have returned to their homes after spending a few days at Crescent City, Calif. Divorce Granted N. V. Sprague was prantcd a di vorce from Ethel M. Sprague Sat urday. They were married in Los Angeles on November 23, V.izu. Cruel and Inhuiiinn treatment was charged. . Recovering From Operation Mrs. Harrv Randlett. a resilient of Roseburg, is recovering from an operation In "Portland. Rh is at Dr. Coffey's clinic. Mr. Kandlett if? owner of the Mill street store of this city. Teachers In Town- Mrs. Pessip Brown and Mrs. Bertha L. Lary of Camas Valley mnt the weekend In Roseburg. Thev will also attend the teach ers' Institute on Monday and Tues day of this week. Pot pones Meeting The Oleneary W. C. T. T". will not meet Wednesday. October 9. as planned, on account of the nrune harvest. The meeting will he hld inJteTd on October 16 at the home of Mrs. C. C. Groves. Returning to Roseburg ketth Atterbury. who has been residing In Bend, Oregon, for some time, has decided to return tn Roseburg to make his home. Mr. Atterbury Is well known here. having attended the local schools. Goes to Medford Robert .1. Cook, em pi o ve of the News-Review, li ft 'Saturdav after noon for Medford. where he visit ed friends and enjoyed a huntlne trip in the hills near that city. He returned to Roseburg this morn ing. Gaining in Health ! Mrs. Ida Johnson. siitcr of; Miss CHin Rlech of this city. Is reported Improving from a recent ! Illness. Mrs. Johnson, a resident I of Wisconsin. Is very well known j in Roseburg, having visited her sister at various times. I Visits Saturday Mrs. A. II. X tokens was a busi ness visitor here ou Saturday. On Business George Uonebrake of Dlxonville spent Saturday here ou business. Tenmile Visitor in Charles Howell of Tenmile was a business visitor here Saturday. On Business Fred PiirruU of Melrose was n business visitor in this "city Saiur uay, Brockway Visitor Mrs. Charles insley was a bus! ness visitor here Saturday from Urockway. FroiTi Tyee Ernie Eminett, .a resident of Tyee, was a business visitor in mis ciiy on baturcuy. Yoncalla Man in Thomas Wallace, rancher at lonrallu. was in Roseburg Satur day on business. Shop Here U. V. Hurst of Mvrtle Creek spent Saturday here shopping and visiting friends. From Melrose V. S. Woodruff, a resident of Melrose, was a business visitor Roseburg last week end. From Azalea Mrs. J. IX Clare of Azalea snent Saturday In Roseburg, shopping and visiting friends. From Dilfard Mrs. Lawrence Ilcrcher of Dil lard spent Saturday in town vis Ring relatives and friends. On Business- Mr. and Mrs. A. Sigfrldson of Garden Valley were business vis itors in this city Saturday. Shopping Here Mr. and Mrs. Cljarles Talbot of biuneritn were in town Saturday shopping and visiting friends. Shopping Here Saturday Dorothy McLaggen and Frances Adams of Marshfield spent Satur day here on a shopping trip. From Melrose Carl Lindsey, owner of the Mel rose store at Melrose, was a busi ness visitor in Roseburg today. In From Winston Mrs. John Lander of Winston was in Roseburg. on Saturday, vis iting with friends and shopping. Hunting for Few Days Merit Hargis, an employe of the Oregon bakery, is enjoving a few days hunting trip up Little river, From Dillard Mrs. Virgil Rust and daughter of Dillard spent Saturday in Rose burg. visiting friends and shop ping. Here Saturday Henry Adams of Boswell Sprinqs spent Saturday in this, city trans acting business and visiting friends. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Karcher of this city have returned home from Bend, where they bad bee visit ing the past week. Moves to Roseburg O. H. Ford, owner of the new sawmill which is being built in North Roseburg. has moved Into the H. R. French house on South Jackson street. Spends Week-end Away Miss Bessie Red barn, stenogra pher In the health department at th courthouse, spent the week end in Riddle, where she visited with relatives. Ill at Hosoital George Cachary, an employe Of the California Oregon Power com pany, of Sitkum. Oregon, was brought to Mercy hospital yester day for icdical tritnient. Visit in Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. Harding and son Jackje of the Hotel I'mpqua and Mrs. H. A. Butler, mother of Mis. Harding, left Friday for Portland, where they will visit for a few days. Of Interest Here Word has been received from Eldn-d Cobb that he arrived safe ly at Stanford university, where he Is a senior this year. Mr. Cobb reports that he is very busy, but Is enjoying his work immensely. Start on Hunting Trip Jack Gihbs. Ira Byrd. Harold Ingram. Leland Clark. Jack Mor gan and George Lehr, all of Rose burg. left here Saturday nlsht for a hunting trip'. The party got as far as Dillard. when the car in which they were riding burned out a bearing, forcing them to aban don their outing plans. Visit Here Few Days Mr. and Mr. Cleve Ambrose and Mr. pnd Mrs. James An'brose of Vonralla ppent Monday in Rose burg vlsitinir Mrs. Alma Harness and Mrs. Ralph Karcher. Mrs. f'leve Ambrose will remain here for teachers' institute. The other members of the party will leave tonhs'ht for their home. Hunting Trip Taken Fred Ncuriter. Oscar Kllnke. Edward Patterson and J. L. Cham bers of this cl;v left Saturday nipht for Mr. Neuriter's Camp. Dew Dron Inn, on Susan creek, un the North I'mpqua. Thev enioved a hunting trip on Sunday, return ing to Ros burg late in the eve ning. John R. Kelly Auto Body and Fender Work 444 N. Jackion Phone 466 Mr. Rice Still III Ray Rice of Rice creek Is still ill at his home, with influenza. From Wilbur Mrs. Paul A heel of Wilbur spent Saturday in Roseburg on a shop ping trip. From Rice Creek M. m7 Meredith of Rice Creek attended to business tn this city ou Saturday. Goes to Portland Mrs. G. C. Kinlay of this city Is spending a few days In Portland on business. From Glendale Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sether of Gtendalu were business visitors in Roscbuig today. Mrs. Alley Improving Mrs. C. C. Alley, who has been critically ill for several days. Is Ini piuving slowly. In From Oakland Mr. and .Mrs. T. J. Jones of OjiJt land were business visitors in this city last week-end. In From Myrtle Creek- Henry Shirt cliff, garage owner of Myrtle Creek, spent Saturday in Roseliurg on business. On Business Here H. H. Richardson, a resident of Glendale. spent Saturday In Rose burg, transacting business. Hero Saturday Paul Hirscbinger of Davs Creek was a business visitor In Rose burg larft Saturday. Enloy Outinq Mr. and Mrs. Dean Buhar of this city enjoyed an outing trip over Sunday at Elkhead. Former Resident Here Chnunnpy MnrRca. a former real dent of Roseburg, was a business visitor In Roseburg Friday. Back to Work John MeClintock of this citv is back to work after a few days' 111- wfs at nis home. Tiller Man In Chnrles Parker, teacher at Til ler this year, was a business vis itor here over the week-end. Back From Duck Hunt Clyde Wlard. proprietor of the Silvernook grill, returned Saturday from a duck hunt at Lakeview. He reports excellent success. Seattle Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blskanter. of Seattle, Wash., ate visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt, at Coos Junction. On Business Wayne Jones, B. W. Strong Mid George K oh Mi n gen of the Douglas Huilding ami Loan association of Roseburg were business visitors ill Sutherlin Saturday. Fred Perry Hoine , Fred U Perry, deputy game war en at Diamond lake, is spending a couple of days at his home In this city attending to oflicial business matters. He is returning to the lake tomorrow. Floyd Church Hpme-r- Floyd Church, who la employed in the engineering department of the. Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company at Portland, Is vis iting here for a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Church. He plans to enjoy a short hunting trip before his return to Portland. Ex-Roceburger Visits l homa's Hodges, former Rose urg buy, who has been working in a Eugene butcher shop for the past two years, was in this city today lor a short visit with friends and relatives. He reports that he is go ing to Twin Falls, Idaho, In a few days to enter the employ of the ntral meat market, one ol the htrgerft in that cily. Returns From Eugene- Mrs. Sam Stunner and son Don ald of this city returned Saturday from Eugene, where they were called to see Mr. Stunner, who was injured in a wreck last week. Mrs. SI armor reports that Mr. SI armor is quite badly shaken and bniim-d, but Unit he received no serious Injuries. He will re main lu the Eugene hospital for several days. Leaves Roseburg Mrs. Cora Willelt of Portland. who had been the house guest of Mrs. John Throne of this city for a few days, left yesterday for Eu- eene. She will visit with her two nephews. J. V. and Frank Long, a short while before returning to her home In Portland. The Long boys are the sons of John T. Long, Roseburg lawyer, and an- students at the University of Ore gon. Visiting Friendr Here Elder and Mrs. J. A. Rippey, of Portland, motored to Roseburg Sunday and are guests of Mrs. R. It. Wood, of North Roseburg. These people were former resi dents of this city. Elder Rippey ln Ing president of the Southern O re con Conference of S. D. A. up un til six or seven years ago. He is now pastor of a large rhurch In Portland. They are renewing old acquaintances here today, expect ing to return north Tuesday. T.T.M.I.WiK.r.T.I. Women 3 FOR CANNERY WORK 1 Can Use Some Men I FRANK J. NORTON CO. rw.i.i.ii.iiW.w.i. World's Tallest f t f ft p , - i ml : r fee , i lllllk - 4 $ F' TF ' t i I i ' " to to m i , k. :v . J , '-' jTvH : "f if - i $ t.t. r h v -IM l ' , I : n i " fvC'Vf -i . - it r' " 1 6 of - Ml A in -rt OltSEfEfh it ,1 ii 1 luiis have betiii ljled lor Die ereetlon of a new 71-storv office nutating wntcii win rise 92b reel above the ground, on the block Ijy Exchange Place, Heaver, Wil liam and llanovtw streets in the .financial district of New York. As far as official records show this will he the tallest building in the world, hut its glory will be short lived when plans are filed for a new structure on the site of the old Waldorf-Astoria hotel on 34 1 h street, which will tower 1,000 feet above the city's streets. EX-RESIDENT OF ROSEBURG KILLS SELF (Continued from page 1) married daughter residing at Esta- cada. l)r. Royal (ilck. Eugene op tician, from whom mail addressed to the woman was found in a Spo kane hotel, said he did not remem ber Mr.'i. Johnson ami that the mall was probably advertising matter he issued. Mrs. Johnson was a public ste nographer ip Roseburg for several years, with offices in the Rose burg National hank building. She moved from this cily to Eugene more than ton years ago. Her for mer husband, William P. John son, promoted sawmill ventures at Myrtle Creek and (.lendale, in partnership wllh his brother, Cur tis Johnson, both of whom came to this county from Erie, Pennsyl vania. In addition to her own iiuuhter, living at Estwada? Mrs. Johnson is survived by a step daughter, Mrs. Maurice Maiden, of Long Reach. California. Mr. Maid en Is a brother of Mrs. W. A. Hurr of Rlversdale, formerly part of the Curry estate, northwest of Rose burg. PAT FRANCO GETS FOOT BROKEN IN ACCIDENT 'at Franco, local Western Un ion messenger boy, was hurt Sun day on the road to Sunshine ranch, when he was thrown from h is motorcycle. He suffered a broken foot and numerous bruis es. He was driving at a fast rate of speed when his machine hit. a rut and loose gravel. I ho motor cycle skidded and threw the rider DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 48 Masonic Tlldg. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasnes 116 Jackson St. Wanted 1 Mrs. McPherson's Causes Followers to Desert Herl J Aimee Sempte McPherson, Los nngeles evangelist, spent $10.50 on beauty treatments while she was in Detroit, Mich., on u recent soul sav ing campaign, and thereby alienat .ed herself from followers lu Michi gan, Ohio and Indiana, according to an announcement made by the jllov. Dawson MacCullough. ( "And that $10.50 for facials and marcei wasn't all," said Mr. Mac Cullough, who was formerly State Superintendent of the Four Square Oospel) the religious faith founded by Mrs. McPherson. He said total expenses for her fifteen-day evangelistic campaign In Detroit Vomited to $19,003 and loft a deflrit of $9,171 for the local church which had guaranteed ex penses. When the congregation protested strongly, Mr. MacCullough said Mrs. McPherson sent a check for $500. Her bills Included hotel, $074; personal. $IS0; flowers, $53, and unexplained miscellaneous Items, $995. The hotel bill Included five cents for a newspaper, $142.50 for meals and $10.50 for beautv treatments. Mr. MacCullough Hald the bills indicated that Mrs. McPherson had "financially betrayed" her Michi gan followers. Heads War Mothers Mrs. VirRll McClure, of Iexlnff ton, Ky., wns elected president of tbe American Wur Molherp. to suc ceed Mrs. Thomas 1. Spence, of Milwaukee. Into the ditch, where ho was bad ly bruised and one foot was twlst e and broken. His hrotlvr, Frank, was a short distance behind him a lid b roil Kh t him bac k t o Rose hurK, whore bis injuries were treated. RoofinK and roof coating nt Wharton Ilroa. (Adv.) RADABAUGH Auctioneer . 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