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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1929. THREE Local News On Business .Milton Huntley, of Dillan, was a business lsitor in lioseburg yesterday. From Hoaglin Charles Jl. Krwfn, tr.Mu?r near JiuuL'lin, was in loun Monday on LUallieKS. Attorney Here Attorney J. II. Austin, of Tteeds port, was a business visitor in Itoseburg Monday. From Myrtle Creek Orilla Peters, a teaeher at Myr j,tlu Cree.lt, la BendiiiK a few days In Kuseburg. Riddle Teacher In Miss Florence Pfaff, of Riddle, is anions the teachers uiieuuiue, the institute here. Suthr;rt Visitor John K. Maley, of SutherliH, was In Koseuuig .Monday ufteruoon vis iting friends and transacting business. Away On Business Oram Clayton of DHlard and A. L. Aikms, of Kosebur, arc on a . business trip tnis week at Winches ter bay and Gardiner. Back From Trip Mrs. J. C. Maxson, of Myrtle Creek, lias returned to her borne after spend ing the past several weeks visiting in Caliiuiijia. Returned Home Miss Madeline Dusenberry of I this cily has returned home after spending '.he pa-t two weeks vis iting in Seattle and Portland. Stopped Off Here James K. Fields of Med ford stopped in this city Monday on his way home from Seattle, where ho visited with relatives and friends. Marriane Licenses Issued Marriage licences have been Is sued to irvin Melius of Medford und Marian Gieeii of tHinsmui; to Chester A. Smith of Ashland and Viola May Nuwby of Koiiebuig. Expected Back Tonight County Surveyor Kppsteln, of this iiy, is expected to return here today from (ilendale, where lie has been on business for the Paul several days. In Roseburg Mrs. Ktnery Hall, nee Marian Swart, is here visiting r moth er, Mrs. Ktfie SwurU, for a lw days. Mrs. Hail lives at Green Springs, just out of Ashland. Reston Visitor J. C. Aston of Reston spent to day here on business. From Dillard Uay Lawrence, of PlilarJ, spent yesterday in town on business. From Ruckles Andrew Jennings of Ruckles was a business visitor here today. From Azalea Mrs. C. J I. Hartle, a teacher at Azalea, is in Roseburg for a few flays. From Garden Valley I- red Parrott of Garden valley was a business visitor in Ko.ie burg today. Brockway Man in (J. W. Milam of Brockway town today on business. Heads Lobby Quiz From Glide Albert He Rernardl of Glide was a business visitor in Roseburg today. Here Today Stanley Pearce, of PlxonvUV. was in Rost bin g today on business. Here From Honolulu F. S. Harris, of Honolulu, if spending a few days in lio:e!mr on business. Moves to Rcseburg A. C. Waller, of Kan Francisco, is locating in RoH'biirK. He is t in ployed at the S. C. Kurdy store. On eBusiness Mr. and Mrs. Charles Churchill of L'mpfiua were in Roseburg to day on business. Shop Here- Mrs. Ada Iiixon of Ilrockway spent Monday in Roseburg on a shopping trip. Visits Here- Joe Neavoll of Ton in Mo was a business visitor in this city Mon day afternoon. Hunting (1. J. Morris of this city and (!. Kinp of Portland left Monday for a two-day hunting trip. From Glide Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Daly Glide were business visitors Koseburg Monday afternoon. From Camas Valley Mrs. Jack Parrott of Camas Valley spent today in Roseburg, shopping and visiting friends. Stop Here Mr. and Mis. I.ee Morrieon of Glengnry spent today in Roseburg. shopping and visiting friends. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. of (.rants Pass. Roseburg visit in; Helen Hewitt. Robert Clausson. siient Sunday in ; at the home of Spending Few Days Here Miss Alice Jaquet and Miss Ma rion Paddock of lteedsport will attend the teachers' institute in thi3 city this week. ( - n N Ax " 9 U, I From Myrtle Creek Miss Ressie Grogerson and Lee Redvig of Myrtle Creek are attend ing the teachers' institute in Rose burg this week. At Yoncalla Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hehvog. of Sutherlin, were Kuer.ts of Mr. and Mrs. Avery Laswell at Yoncalla over the wet ;m nd. Visit at Yoncalla I)r. Clair K. Allen and family, of this citv, spent Sunday at. Yoncalla where they visited Pr. Allen's brother, M. E. Allen.. Hero Today Mrs. IX Rush and children, of Yoncalla, are spending a few days in Roseburg. Mrs. Rush Is at tending the teachers' institute. Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Thornton of this city left the first of the week for Arizona, where they will spend the winter. Here Over Week-End Miss Marie Kiev and Miss Nel- Cai-Lol, of Sutherlin. were Me hoiiKe guests of Mr. and Mrs. K, tiMorgan of Roseburg, over the eek-enu. lie Teacher Here Olive A. Hoagman of Rocdsport is In Roseburg for a few days. She is attending the teachers' lu-s'.itute. Sunday in South lalo Stephens of tills City spent Sunday at Grants Pass. He re turned to Roseburg late Sunday evening. Recovers From Operation Mrs. V. V. Helbig of this city, ho was Operated on nt Mercy hospital about two weeks a as able to leav the hospital for er home Monday. 9 Returns Home Mrs. Anita Wrown, clerk at the C. Kurdy store, spent Saturday night and Sunday In Gicndalo vis ing relatives. She returned to her work Monday. Goes Huntlna Lester Russell, an employe of the News-Review, and Jack Gihbs of the MacMarr stores in Rose "burg left today for Fall creek, " where they spent the day hunting. Goes to California. John U. Melviu, of the Oregon Soldiers' Home, Roseburg. left Monday atternoon for Oakland, California, on a sixty-day furlough, which he expects to enjoy in Call fornia. Returns to Myrtle Point Mi. Joysey llaylor, of Myrtle Point, stopped In Roseburg on Mon day on her way back to Myrtle Point, alter spending the past, sev eral days in Portland on business. Visiting Friends Miss Leah McGaughcy of Roan burg Is visiting Miss Irene- Stew art of Corvallis. She will remain there for several days, as she is a delegate? to the Kpworth League institute at the Madison street Methodist church. Married Monday Night Word has been received here that Miss Viola-Newliy of Hose burg and Chester Smith of Ash frland were married in Eug"n oi .iinntia." inni ul in is m eeu. .maa Nevbv had been employed at trie Terminal cafe of this city for the past, several weeks. They will make their home in Ashland, where Mr. Smith is employed. Umpqua Teachers In Florenceo Thiele and Doroihy Mortensen of I inpqua are among the teachers attending the insti tute in this city. Visit Here Mr. and Ms. Frod Rowley of Kucene spent the week end 0 in Roseburg, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quint. Mr and Mrs. Rowley are the of Mrs0Quin From Reedsport 0 Miss Rhita and Clelah Dailey if Reedsport are In Roseburg for a few days, enjoying the teachers' institute. 0 Goes to Medford Thomas Parkinson, supervisor of the southern Oregon MacMarr store; left Monday for Medford, where he will transact bueinoss for u few days. Gets Promotion Mrs. Meite Clark, formerly Ret- ta Arthur of Roseburg. cuas b promoted from clerk to cashier in tile F. W. "Woolworth company store in Oakland, California. Stop Here Mr. Klla TI. ITawes and son. Robert Hryning, of San Jose, Cali fornia, stopped in Rosenurg a short. timiMoiflay to visit with friends. They are on their way home from Seattle. They are also former residents of Roseburg. Visiting; Mother- Mis. Albert Abraham of Rose burg is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary R Shape, and family In Cor- valliSffor several days. Mrs. Ahra ham is considering spending the winter In that city. m wJ V Men and young men s hlucner and ski-loe oxfords. Made of Briiig's genuine im ported scotch grain leather. An oxford with a world of wear for the man who wants a shoe for hard usafje and wet weather. Moderately priced at $6.50 to $10.00 Visits Here F. L. Schneider, of Sacramento yud formerly a resident of Med ford, is spending a few days in Roseburg this week. Mr. Schtvid er has many friends in Roseburg. as he has visited hrre a number of times. Returns to Dakotas Mrs. M. K. Storey, a resident of Coquflle. left today for North Da kota on a business trip. Mrs. Storey bad beeii visiting in Angeles the past several' weeks She reports that she hopes to be back in Oregon shortly. Visiting Relatives Miss Irene I toon e of Portland who had b'en visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. G. K. Gross, of his city, left last evening for the home of William Pearce of Dixon viile, where she will visit a short while before returning to the Gross home acain. Back From Business Trip Pen Irving, deputy county veyor. Gene Richardf.ou and A. Lane have returned to Rose burg after spending the past ten days at Gardiner, where they mir veved for the new Gardiner timbe mill. They intend to return Gardiner again the middle of the week. Here From Coast Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Grae of Win Chester Hay are in Roseburg at tending the teachers' institut Thev ar" both teachers at the c:Kt this winter. They are very well known in Roseburg. havinc owned a ranch for several years at Wilbur, and visited here frequently. Senator Thad H. Caraway, demo crat, Arkansas, named chairman of sub-committee of the Senate Ju diciary Committee to conduct the investigation of Washington lobby ists. Back From Portland- Mrs. Leslie Hagarty of this city returned to her home Sunday after spending the past week vis iting relatives in Portland. Mrs. Hagarty was formerly Miss Ger trude Craig of this city. OPEN SERIES FDR IH! $3.00 Causes Murder s. To Attend Meeting- Mrs. John Runyan, president ot the Douglas county health asso ciation, and Miss Bessie it ed barn, secretary of the county health unit, left, this morning for Kugeue to at tend the Christmas seal sale conference. I3ack to Work Mis. Thomas Wharton returned to her duties at Dr. Seely's office yesterdty morning. Mrs. Whar ton has been enjoying a two weeks' vacation trip, which she spent at Haiidon, Salem, Eugene and Portiand. (Assnciiital Pirns t.-arl Win1) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. While other first division clubs of the Paciiie Coast league divided the swag of the season, the Hollywood Stars, winners of (he second half or the Reason, and the Mission Reds of this bay city, win ners of the first half, took up- their bludgeons and mitts today to begin a seveu game series for this year's league championship. Had the Reds won 0 t3t half, a playoff for the pennant would have been unnecessary. As It is, the Stars and the Reds must de cide between them which is the better team. They will play a- three game series at Recreation park here, and then will proceed to W rig ley field, Los Angeles, where three more games will he disposed of. The seventh game will be play ed in a site as yet undesignated. President Williams at Los An geles has mailed a check for $2,000 to the San Francisco Seals who won third money, and a check for $1,200 to the Oakland club for fourth place. The Los Angeles club was given a check for $sim as fifth money. Division of the prize money was determined by standing ol the full season. Meanwhile, Jti.uOO was drawn for the two half season winners., and this will be divided on a 60-40 ba sis after the championship Is de cided. Pert Cole and "Dutch" Reuther e expected to give the Stars some zippy shots. Indications were that Wade "Red" Klllefer intends to give the southern club plenty of left banded pitching. STABILIZATION DIVISION LAID DOWN BY LEGGE G 4-H CLUB WINNERS I THIS com Visiting .Parents o Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kreji leu here Sunday for Glendale. where Mrs. Krell remained to visit with her parents for a week. Mr. Krell, who is manager of the local Wesl- Auto Supplysto:e, returned to Roseburg Sunday night. Left Today for East Guiltier Joelson. oi Cleveland nun ell known in Roseburg, left this morning for Chicago. He received word that his wife is in a very rltical condition. Mrs. Joelson lett here earlier in the fall io accom pany her mother home to Chicago. Visited Over Sunday Mr. and .Mrs. Ration lieiiiwen. Miss Alice Mann and Mrs. Ltllte Plaster, all ot Roseburg, spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. I,. Kru:;e, of Oakland, wiere iney i:;ited. They returned to then- home in this city Sunday evening. Fmeral Services Sunday Funeral services were hem at Myrtle Creek Sunday fur -Mis. Jesse Loiter, a well known resi dent of that comuiuniiy. Interment was ill the I. O. O. V. cemetery. M. K. Rltter. of the Roseburg I n- dertaklng company, was l:i charge of arrangements. Returns East- Mrs. Frank Wing of Abbotsford. Wiarnnsln. left for her home yes terday after spending the past two weeks visiting at the nomes oi Mis. A. J. Youiit. Mrs. Frank f'hn-4i. ami Mrs. Rt-rt Wells. of Roseburg. Renjamin Wing, b son. will remain in Roseburg for the winter. Have Wreck Mr. and Mrs. D. D- Davenport of Stockton. California. narrowly p'-enned iniury when ihe car it WNh thev were rirlin-. skidded off the pavement Sunday night breaking a wheel and bending th axle. The car wan brought t Rtis-eburi: by the Stephens Auto ciunpany. Back From California Mrs. Victor Miller of this city returned to Roseburg last week from Alhiras, Calif., where she was called by the critical illness of her dauehter, Mrs. Frd An drus. n Acnes Milbr. Mrs. Mil ler broucht her umall granddaugh ter back with her. and as soon as Mrs. Andrus is out of the hospital she. too. will come to Roseburg for a visit. She is very much Improved. To Sneak Here Mim Henrietta Morris, head of the educational department of the Drearon Tiiberculosm association iiiblrrrsed the teachers ins: it tit c asses on Monday afternoon am, the Rose school Parent-Teacher association on Monday evenin::. Miss Morris is an expert on her subject and is (bdng a very won derful work. Karnes of schools winning the loving cups for the best 4-H "club wovk during Ihe past two years were announced by J. Roland Park er. Mintilv el ii h Hire til nt tijwherw.' pari nts.1 in8(plUtei Monday morning. Winston, district 48, was winner among the one-room schools; Teir miledistrict 7, was winner among two-room schools, and Glide, dis trict 12, winning among Ihe schools having the grade and high school combined. Winston, district 4S, was taught by iliss Florence Fuher of Rosi burg, anil had clubs in marketing, sewing both division 1 and bach elor sewing, canning and garden ing. a Tenmile. district 7, was taught hv Miss Kathryn Montgomery i Violet Cochrane, and had clubs in sewing, cookery, rabbits, sheet) and canning. Glide, di.aHct 12. was taught by C. C. Hill, principal, Mrs. V. C. Hill, Clarice Connine and Ruby Corvell, and had clubs in cookmy b;U'hclor Hewing, canning, sheep, aiid u number of individuals In puiiltry and corn club work. Compel it ion among the school! In the various classes was close ami several school recfdvccP honor able mention- tor the splendid work: Cedar (J rove, district S3, Katherine Jacoby, teacher: Mill wood, district 45, M:s. Thelnia Drown, teacher; 1-air Oaks, di: trict 120, Lillian Undhe, teacher ml Garden Valley, district 13 Mis. Alice Hofferl. teacher, wer outstanding among one - roon schools. Sunnydale, district 2D (Mil ford Morningslar, principal Melrose, district 70. Mrs. Resso S'liilh, principal, and Klgarost Mrs. Kit Marsters, principal were outstanding among the lo room schools. Lookingglass, d.s trict 111, P. M. Nash, prineipa Riddle. T. S. Thompson, principal Yoncalla. O. L. Rhinesmith. priu ci pal, and M yrt le Creek, 1 1 . Knglish. principal, were outstann ing among Ihe school nnd gnu! anil hitch school combined. The basis on which award were niadi' is as follows: KuroIltreQtH and completions, points; divided equally among t'e boys ami girls, making it possp-l' fur the bovs to win l.i pmnts an the i-irls ir points. Quality of work, 30 pmiils; boy ir. and girls If,. Reports, neatness and acciiiacy 2't points; boys 10 points, gins 1 Ky hi hi tors, 2o points; boys i points, Kirlw 10 points. 'th' loving cups will be held 1 th v.imiln:r tchonl district for H school year nnd returned to I nun tv school sn perin fendr nt the dose of the school year u will be again awarded ney yi to the outstanding sclnHd in . group. The cnmpetUlotl Is expected be nmeh keener the cor.itn,: y ' ban (Miring the past. A lar-'e ii'imbr already bavn indicatit! that they will try for the nip, a- the name of the distric: ami number, with the year in which won is engraved on the back "f each cur KnroMment and compbtiM. v.ntk (AfKorintiil I'ri'rw l.cawtl Win) WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. In a letter defining the position of the farm board on crop stabilization today. Chairman Leg go said sta bilization should he divided Into two classes: That conducted by cooperatives under ordinary con ditions and that conducted by the hoard binder extraordinary circumstances. The letter, written to Chairman McNarv of the senate agriculture committee, continued that In the mergency situation the govern nieut would stand losses if (hey occurred. Legge said tho letter was writ ten because a reading of the testi mony before the committee last week disclosed the "subject of stabilization Is not very clearly ex Drusbud" by the board members who discussed It, because ques tions and answers wore so dis- onnected. The farm board chairman declar ed his communication could be iccepted as the position of the board ns a whole. t 4 . j? ' ? RICE CREEK j: 4 ASM i WVn v-j ... . r"v i At.. Guisenpi Di Giovanni, admitted to police in New York that ho kill ed Angelo Scafildl. a Msh dealer because tho latter owed him $3.00. When trying to collect the money DI Giovanni stated thnt Scafildl had called him names and refused to pay him whereupon he killed him. (NVwt-Revw TfcnitUa County jxi-hl) RICE CREKK, Oct, 8. E. L. Rice is seriously ill at bis home with influenza, but his condition Is improving. Mrs. Ira White and Mrs. Du bolt, who have been picking prunes for E. L. Rice, nre now picking for Roy T. Rice In hta or chard at Dillard. Miss Leah Harrett spent Satur day ufternoon in Roseburg. shop ping and attending to business matters. Dale Rolslnger of Portland and friends were here a few days last week, hunting. Good luck was re ported by all. Pearl Miller and Frank Miller were attending to business in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Meredith were In town shopping Saturday. Miss Florence Meredith left Thursday to spend a few days In Portland. While there she will visit with her sister, Mrs. T. Otto, of Hillsboro. K. Rrndford Is drying prunes for Sam Moore of Dole. Norman Rradford of Cottage Grove was down visiting with friends and hunting last week. Miss Florence Meredith spent last week visiting at the home of her brother. W. J. Meredith, In Lookingglass. Monday nnd Tuesday of this week Is teachers' Institute and the children are enjoying a vacation. The Rosworth children, who had been picking prunes, started to school last week. now given manufacturers to Inter vene In customs cases. The vote was 44 to 41. ' The amendment defeated alsci would have enlarged the right of manufacturers as parties at in text est in customs cases. Twelve republicans joined trfl.i ty-two democrats in voting against the amendment. Three democrats supporu d thirty-eight republicans for it. DR. NERBAS ! DENTIST Painless Extraction " 1 Gat When Desired 1 Pyorrhea Treated Phone 4S8 Masonic Bhlg. Representatives Harvey Wells. Wilbur Henderson und E. W. Snell. Three other members are to be appointed, one by the slato high way commission, one by the at torney general und one by the state insurance commissioner. The committee will make lis re port to the 11)31 legislature. LINDBERGH PARTY FINDS NEW RUINS IN HONOLULU AREA G. O. P. SENATORS LOSE IN ATTEMPT TO ALTER TARIFF (AMnclnt.'it 1'ivm Lfawtl Wire) WASHINGTON, Oct. 8,-The senate today rejected a republi can amendment to the tariff bill to extend to labor, agricultural and consumers organizations the right Food Economy Reigns Here We are here to show purchasers that fresh, whotesome foods and exhorbitant prices are not neces sarily inseparable. Our bargains will convince you, and we "deliver the goods" as well. Economy Grocery .. O. L. JOHNSON " Tho Store That Serves You Best. Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St. (AMnrlnt'cl Prow l.owl Wlr.') MIAMI, Fhl., Ont. R. Dlarovpry of Miiyii ruins, bt'liovoil nuvpr bo fore scon by wtiite nmn, was re ported by the radio operator abonrd Colonel Clint-Ion A. Lindbergh's pliino flyliiK In the vicinity ot Luke Yaxbn. llilllah Honduras. In n message to Pnn-Ainej-lean Airways bust! here today. I1KI.I.R. nrltlsh Honduras. Oet. 8. Col. Charles A. Lltidbernli. seeklnK ancient Maya ruins, yes terday hrouKht hlH Klant piano down with rarn alilll In tho midst of the Yucatan JuiikIo on n small lueid Kroen watered pool. He nnd lila bride Inflated a rub ber boat nnd. cliopphiK their way through reeds and underbrush with machetes made their way to alio""), whore they looked for ruins nnd i-ellca of tho lost Maya civiliza tion. AlllKnlors, Willi which tho lake was Infested, kept a reaped fill dis tance, apparently much frU'.hloned at the man-made bird -which had dropped down on Its lair. FERTILIZER USE ON DOUGLAS CROPS OBJECT OF STUDY John W. Hnwton, fertilizer ex pert, reprenenthig ti large fertilizer company which is assotuing in tesls in this county, spent tin? day fn Hoseburg conferring with Coun ty Agent J. C. Heedy. The com pany has furnished fertilizer for tests on prunes, cherries and wal Husenbark brothers of Melrose, 10. Thompson of rmpepta, U. 11- Montgomery of Looking Glass and M. R Green of Winston are the growers who are cooperating, the effeets of fertilization on the prune yield and drying quality will be closely cheeked, ns I here Is little information available oil that sub ject at present. TO STUDY CAUSE OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS M.wHitlil Pn-wt I,cimm Wir0 RM.K.M, Ore.. Oct. R. Carl H. Gablielson. HUperlntendent of the motor vehicle division of the state department, has been appointed by Secretary of State Hoss to re present I lio state on a committee authorized by the l!)2!t legislature to make a study of the responsi bility renting upon drivers of mo tor vehicles ope tng on the bigh-wavn. The mom hern appointed from the legislature were Kenntors .lot' K. Hunne and Gus C. Mcmer and Wife Was Fat No Longer Attractive The above liabilities appeared In New York newspaper of Arll 4 in connection with a divorce trial that bus attracted wide attention, She was a beautiful woman, one witness (esillled, "nut sue goi fat and Is not attractive any more." Thousands of womeiiouru getting fat and losing their beauty just ttt cause they do not know what to do. If you are fat how would you like; to lose It and at the same time gain In physical charm and acquire a clean, clear skin and eyes inai sparkle with buoyant health? Anil nln In eniTKy nnd- mtlvtly W hv lint In W lilt I tlllillllllllilH i Wdllli'll imve llollK ) K-t rltl r iiimiiiiIh or ii ti wiiii t ctl fill ? I ti kt me hall' ii t fit hj ii m n f.l" K rum-1 ii-ii Hti 1 1 hi ii iflitsH of hot water every morn Ink Ix-Cme lireiikfllHl iiimI ke-i tt U fur :su Oiiys. Then welKh yuiiiK.-n ami tu-e how many putimt you Imvi lest. Ilfi. iiimI beHt or nil ii hotMe of K run II. .f i.iul ImkI ef nil n liulllc of Kmrf cliPii HnltM lh.it will lust you for :t" iliiv onlv eii.Ort HT. renin -.vun'll prohnlily miv it'M worth toe- liun ilreil ilollniH iiGer y.iii Hike Ihe fl rnl lioltle. KriiMiheri SnltM nre a blend of n.itiinil r-vlt(illzl!iR nulls your lo1y, nerved ii fid Khunl hiiihI luive If you nre to erijuv wood heiillh. Auk Nn lliiin Kiilln ton or an v driiKKlnt fur ti ledtle of KruHilM'ii ,u'illft nnd tturl to lose Tut today. (Adv.) Women Wanted FOR CANNERY WORK Can Use. Some Men FRANK J.NORTON CO. TODAY , and Wednesday All Talking The romnntic thriller of the yenr. Ian Keith, Dorothy Revier In the great Crook Drama "Light Fingers" PLUS A Specl.ll 3. Reel All Talking Act o Chic Sales In "Marching On" P. S. 'Tills Is one of the best acts to date. ' ADMISSION Matinee 10c and 35c Evenings 10c and 50o ANTLERS "'. See this crook melodrama In which cheaters are cheated, double - cross ers are double crossed and wits are outwitted. rounty, then lielni; ftKu boy and kIiIk ennlleil, anil at :.renent 50 Itn. roinpb'teil their work' .mm ;i larne jiercentnK'' of thri4 Hi Ml to complete will have their report n within a Hhort (lino, ar, the cluh ye-r e(oe November 1st. Several fairs of lot res' lo 4 11 rltib nienibers nn yi-t to lie held: Yonralla will hold a eonniiuiiin fair with a Hub division iieyi Snt urdny, tetober 12; t'iii,oiiville ronimnnlty fair, Oetolter " with r Hub departm-T.t ; and KiwiiTi'f Hub fair on October 22. wiK-h Mill be the thoMPK elubrait i:. th" i',ie tv for V.C.i. Chiropractor ORUQLES8 HEALTH CENTER "Complete Hrjlth Service" Riinorai vuyor tmuis 327 Cans Pbone 491 To Attend School Miss Hutll Mcyir 1' ft KosiliurE Saturday fur l'orliand. wImtp will atienii Ihn North wi'Slcni Krhool of Commfirp for a tlirw months courco. Ml. .M'-yr was graduated from the RoshurK hixh sr hool in th class of 21 and siin -that tint" has hw-n takinc an ex tension course from Pacific. Kxten sion university. for is; history 2!l w:ir Ihe larire of chtb work In In tt' Iim:l;i . John R. Kelly Auto Body and Fender Work 444 N. Jackson Phone 466 TODAY "THE HOME TOWNERS" Also Comedy New Admission 10 25 LIBERTY I'd OMSMSSMSSBSSSMSSSSSSSSMSSMMSM n wiiii w unv vt ' ' "'' : sW I Our business is to create ; printing thut makes sales. Typography, clioice of stock I every element that makes ! for more attractive mailing-; pieces and handbills is pro-; duced here with the care that ; spells success. Exact estimates ; of cost are offered on each job, regardless of size. NEWS-REVIEW COMPANY COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT Phone 135
