Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 07, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1929. TV0 News of Douglas County PARTY SPONSORED BY GLIDE STUDENTS New Itc Ww ihmUi diuiiiy Sj. ijli UIJUK, Nov. 7. (iliili; IiIkIi Buhuui Mioiisui'i'd u. HalJouu t.n piirly oil Ui; evt'tuiiK t'f Oi lohtT 31. A basketball name bt'lwi't-u th Glide hiKb fiiliuol leaiu uud 1 1 j Onde Hub n'sult' d ia u more of 2u to 7 In favor of (he IiikIi kcIiooI players. Giiiuhh were ta d III I he auditorium until a lain hour when reirt!Hiiiin'iii8 were nerved. entitled "The Bachelor's Iteverle." Mibh Naomi Coutello was the lucky winner of a fln larse birth day t:uke. STAGE TERMINAL AT DRAIN WILL BE STARTED SOON BIG FILL MADE ON COAST ROAD unlay for a farewell vtMt with for mer friends who were leaving for a ilfsiuut n tale. A mo uk lue older people her who have been quite indisposed In health recenllv ar Mrs. Mary Van Kirk and K. J. Kt-dford in town, and Mrs. Horace Putnam at t the family home in SunnydaU, all being reported improved. The Ijkdien' Aid of the Metho dist church pave a chicken pie v-upper at the Kent vacant store iiuildiiiK on Friday evening, which '.vas patronized by a large number uf jHHiple, the supper being served cafeteria style. DRAIN, Nov. 7. 'Hie nit-am shovel crew, working on the new lra.u -Heeclbpuri high w ay, moved in last week fiom a point ueartlie hunudale sehool house to Ihe tuge of town and are engaged in liliiiu in aetoss the ln-nil of the creek whieh will fonrnvi the new highway with Hie raciflc highway at the toot of U street abreast of John Ilediick's IouiIhI cabina. Tlie materiiii lor making liiis till, which Is between 301) and 4MI teet lont$ and averages about fifieeii feet, In depth, i.t In-ing taken from Ihe r-oiiit of the hill nM west, liom the fill. ( ,--wtfil l'n- j'j- i Win-; 'DltAIN. Nov. 7 - A new uild lug, or building:!, lire in prospect for offices for the auto bus linett on I lie pacific highway and termi nal lor the Draln-Marhriehl line, construction work to bt'afn soon. Foundation material is already on the grfund but full details are not jet available The site is the for mer Spalding livery stable corner. Mr. Huiher, the preHcnt agent of the bus lines, will be the manager at the new place. PROGRAM AT GLIDE GLIDE P. T. A. SEES ; SLIDES ON LABOR (Ni-w IN-vti-w Ii.rfiKla Cmirily Sw-chh CIJDi:. Nov. 7. The Chle p. T. A. met Friday evening, Nov. 1, for hi second meeting ol the year. Af ter a brief biiHincHH whhIoii had been held a number oT lantern slideH wero prtiHtmtiMl, being ol special interest lo the members of the civics classes, as limy showed the crowded shops and work car ried on under poor labor condi tions. Lunch was nerved at the conclusion of the program. LADIES AID PARTY WAS BIG SUCCESS JiLKNDAI.K, Ore., Nov. 7. (Spe cial) The birthday party given by Olivet Ladles' Aid society at the ii eshylfi'lan church Tuesday eve nrn was a lU buccchh In every way. The ladles wish to thank the people of this community for the hearty BUpport and patronage giv i) them. Ti affair netted about ((i!f. A cent lor each year of one's uge was the admission price and iflthougu the ladles are not tllvulg liig any age secrets they expressed ijiemselves as being surprised as lo the number of evident cente imrfans t hut reside in t his com ihimily us evidenced by Uu1 uil ljliKttlun fees tendered. i An excellent pro jrtini wus en joyed during the evening ami con soled of vurlouj musical numbers fpllowed by a short , clever skit, f NVw It ci lew Ixijt.iN Onjnty Spwlal) CI AUK. Nov. 7 The ladies afd society or the (Hide Haptist church is giving a chicken dinner Friday evening. Husbands of the ladies will be Invited . logetber with iriends of the society. The dinner is lo be served at 7:110 p. m.t and will be followed by an interesting program. DRAIN - l DUAIN. Nov. 7 Mrs. Anna Drain, who had been quiie sick at her home here for several days went to lioseburg .Saturday last j with her son-in-law and daughter. ; Mr. and Mrs. It. ,. Whipple, for ri'sl am) recuperal ion ami is re- i porlcd much I in proved anil will probably reluru homo soon. Norman Cool, who is a (tending (I. of f). at Kuit'ne. was here for a week-end visit with his mother. Mrs. W. N. Wise, last Saturday ;ind Sunday. Norman has qualified for a saxophone part In one of the university bands. llev. li. K. Close, stale superin tendent of the anti-saloon league, was here Monday evening and presented the moving picture, "The Transgressor." at Iho Metho dist ('hutch and gave a lecture in connection therewith. Win. Levins, one of the success ful farmers of the Klkton vicinity, was a businesa visitor here Wed nesday. N. 1. Cool, the local merchant, who also operates a small sheep ranch near town, was up to Id vide Wednesday and selected a few choice ewes from the herd of Win, Hawley for Ihe improvement of his own flock. Miss Frances Kayo Flnley, n teacher In Ihe high school at Mar cola, who was here for a week-end ut the name of her parents, linv. and Mrs. Flnley, accompanied by her mother, went to Udell lake on the summit of the Cascades, Sat- WOMEN JURORS I SWEAR VERDICT j BASED ON FEAR; (Continued from page 1) Fitts said, "that isince the verdict was returned three jurors have had a sudden change of heart. The jury returned its verdict in open court. each member was polled and ail stated that this was their verdict. DAILY WEATHEH REPORT 50 43 AS IT. S. Weallter Bureau OfMce, Koseburg, Oregon. Uata reported by K. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in charge. Haronietrlc pressure (reduced to sea level) B a. m 30.35 Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes terday (per cent) Highest temperature yesterday t7 lowest temperature last night 29 Average temperature for the Normal temperature for this dale Precip. in Inchei and Hundredths Preciptation for 24 hours, ending 5 a. in " 0 Tola precip. since 1st month T Normal precip. fir this month 4.G6 Total precip. from Sept. 1, 102!f, to date 1.24 Normal precip. from Sept 1 io date 4.S9 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, 1!I20 3,65 .Vormal seasonal precip. Sept. to May, inclusive 31.16 Forecast for interior southwest Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday; not much change in temperature. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself after this dale. Nov. 5, 1U2J. .Signed: Hobert E. Marsters. Pendulum clocks, attractive, good timers, for only $3.!M. Othot'B at relatively low prices. You must see these clocks t ft appreciate them. Churchill Hardware Co. 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