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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1929. Local News Transacts - Business Friday J. A. JoelbUli, Of l,illp4)UU, Kptut l ii- day in mm city iianaacung busi ness. Yonoalla Business Visitor lie puty HhcrirT DauKhcrty, of Vun tralia, transacted bUHinesH in llua city yesterday afternoon. Shop and Vlcit Friday Mr. ami Mi:;. W. A. Uurr, of Itlversdaie, spent Friday in itiU city vi.siinijj jeii.tm-H und shopping. Working at Churchill's Store C'liarlt-H Lhltiock, or Kuneiie, J working as civile at Cmirchill'K liardwaro mure thin week. Visit Frientls In Roscburg Mrs. Kdlaon, of .MiHMuuil, and Mrs. I). Ji. Painter, of Myrtle Creek, spent Friday in thlw city visiting 1 1 lends. Glide Visitors in Town Mih. A. W. Lundy and Mib. J. V. O Mara, ot liuuKuii, were in l.il city yes terduy chopping and vinitlnff fiiendn. Here From Days Creek Mr. und Aim. Al. K. Jean, or JuyH ereelt, spent yentenlay In Uuhu buig truiiHaciliiK husineitH und viw .itJUK liiendu. O. S. C. 8tudent Home Stanley Kiuder, aimiMU ai Oregon Slate college, Is v biting hit) inUher, Mik. S. L. Kidder, oLihia city, during tJiu holfdayH. Visiting Relatives and Friends Harold ulnon, of .Maitditieid, U spending the holidays In thin city visiting relativea and friends, lie la a vell known musician. ""Visits (n Town Friday MIhh Harriet Odell, of CuuyonvHle, ttpent Friday In thin city vhtltiiiK li-tcnda. MIhh Odell owns and op unites u grocery at Canyonville. Visiting Relatives Here Mrs Lilly Sell, of pes Moines, Iowa, Ik spending the holldnytt In thia city vIhIiIiik Mr. and Mm. K. A. Gohh. Mrs, Hell Js a sinter of Mia. Gosh. 6ar) Francisco Vfcitors Here Mr. and Mih. A. H. Nordntron and, daughter, Mitts Patricia, of tiau Francisco, are spending the holidays In Itoseburg us the guest, of Mia. A. A. Overton. Home From College M I r a Evelyn Ilouaer, student at Unt vuiaily of Oregon, la spending the holldayH vlHlting her parentH, Mr. and Mih. O. C. Ilouner, or tliii city. Visiting Father In Roseburg Frank and J. V. Long, studentH at University of Oregon, arrived In thin city yeaterday to upend th. holidays with their father, Attor uey john Long. Wlllard Morgan Home Wlllard Morgan, aou or Mr. and Mra. I) JUAI organ, of thin city, la spend ing the Christmuo holidays in thii rlty. He In a student at Oregon StUlo college. - Leaves for Cottage Grove Mrs. Tiello Schlndler, of thia city, left today for Cottage Grove, whor Him will Kpend tue next two week rlattliig iter daughter, Mra. V. A I latch. Home From College Mlaa Mar Inn, Fdward nnd Itnlaud llagar. HludenlH at Oregon Stale rollege are Apending the helidayH visiting their father, H; ('harh'a llagar, at the Maples. Spend Holidays Here Mlsa 1'au line Hulmr, sttnlent at Oregon Htute college, arrived In thU city yealurday to spend the holidays v -HUMi" ier parents, Mr, and Mra T. Hulmr. Miss Ness Home for Vacation Alias Marlon Nesa, student at Cni veralty of Oregon, x spending liei vacation visiting her parents. Mr and Mra. Thomas II. Nettti, of Lau i el wood. Visiting Parents In Roseburg M'sh Mai gaiel HiMtiii. student at University of California, la spend Iur the Christ mas holidnva visit ttiK her parents, Mr. and Mrs." Ar thur Hautii. of this city. Home for Week-End Thomas II. Neaa. manager of the California Oregon Power company uf Matsli field, arrived in this city 1 1 1 1 r lnornlng to spend several days vis ttlng his family la Latirelwoud. Home From College Miss Per ot hy -Ma raters, stiidcnt of Oregon Slnle college. In stiendini; tin ChrlHlniss holidnva in I his elty vlalting her parents, Mr. and Mis II. W. Marstera, on North Jack son street. Go to Salem for Holidays Jus tieo nnd Mrs. Ccorge M. Ilrnwn who hnve been speieiini; the past several weeks In this cltv. left to day for Salem, where they will spend the holiday a visit lug re la lives und friends. Returns From Minnesota "Cy" Van Voorst , owner of t he I eer Creek dairy, returned to this city yeaterdav, after spending the past two weeks In Minnesota. He wns railed east by the death of his father. Home for Holidays Waltei Sattttqiilst, son of Mr. and Mrs K. K. Snndnuist. and (leorye chur chill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchill, are spendintr the boll ilnys in this eilv visltlnu. They ore both students at Oregon Stall college. Spend Friday In Rcsebum Mrs. Frnd Hll nnd two dan-V torn. M!s' rftboiIne and Vfs Pi frlria. of HldiPe. snert Kr'dev iti fhlx rlty. Mim C"'nrine fiH froni n ptnlr rnlllnc while walking In lirr gt"n. mid rufferod r broken "nv Un '"" elven medical care tv::iIo bi Uosebuw. . 0 Mr. Rice in Town Friday Hoy Kice, or lailard, traiisactt-o bum ueaa in HiiH city Friday uliernoi,u. Myrtle Point Visitor Here It. ('nun-urn, of Myrl lo I'uit:!. vitdied 1'iitiidK in litis illy yeiilerday. Glide Business Visitor Here C. K. liiupinan, of Glide, tj nt Heverai hniira in tl.tH city iran.Macihig busi neHH. Melrose People in Town Mr. and Mr, Henry Conn, ff Melrose, weie lniHineKM viMlioiH in this city .'riduy alleruoou. Here on Business Friday John Pittkley, of Kin k creek, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Visiting in This City S. Pepin, of iJrenierton, Washing inn. Is spending seveiai das in this city visiting lileiida. Mr. Spore Business Visitor II. L. Spore, of (Jays creek, spent sev eral honra In this city Friday trans acting business. M f Of no Riiclnnen Uieltnp Koyse Prose, or Melrose, spent Fri day In this city transacting buai Shops and Visits Friday Mrs. O, O. Maithewa. of Melrose, spem Fri day in IloKolmi g ahopplng and visit ing friends. Shops and Visits Friends Mra. V. S. Churchill, of .Melrose, spent Friday in ihia city vlsiliuj; fiienda and shopping. Miss Gillam Visits Here Mrs. Florence Cillam, of "Winchester, spent Friday In thia clly visiting fileiida and shopping. Spend Friday In Roseburg Mrs. Charles lieckley, of IMxonvllle, apeut l-'riday In thia city viaillng irieuda and sliopplug. Cooo Junction Man In Town Fred Schmidt, of Coos Junction, was a business visitor in this clly yesterday afternoon. Mr. Lindsay In Town Today Carl Lindsay, owner of the Melrose -(tore, spent several hours In this city today on business. Umpqua Visitors Here Friday Mr. and Mia. .1. Sharp and Misa llanan, of I'lniupia, were visitors ill this city Friday afternoon, Vlsltino In Roseburg Mrs. Nan na I,ohck. of Santa Barbara, Calif., s spending the Christmas holidays In tills clly vialtiug Mis. K. O. ltand. Goes to Eugene for Holidays Miss Kale Huchumu, senior high chool teacher, lett b.sl evening for lOugeuc, to spend the holidays visit ing relatives nnd friends. Goes to Medford Miss Pearl Tiininona, aonlnr high, school leach r. lei! today Tor Medford to spend the holidays visiting relatives anil irieuda. W'(. Spend Holidays in Roseburg I I. Miry Parrels. Southern Pacific Mn.dnyi slat loned at Klamath Falls, will spend the holidays In this city visitiu.-; Mra. Parrels and children. Mr. Durland Home Visiting Sam Dm land, student at Oregon Stale college, is spending the Christmas holidays In this rlty visiting liia mother, Mrs. S. C. Dur land. Miss Ventch Goes to Eurxnc Miss Fuhl Vcateh, teacher at the luulor tiilt school, left lodav fo; IP'lHev and Kugeiie. to spend the holidays visiting relatives and friends. Will Go to Myrtle Creek 1 Itowinau, of the Hudson Ksaev i;ar awe, will leave tonight lor Myrtle Creek, where he will upend the weekend visiting relatives nnd I'liends. Transacts Official Business I U. Farriiiglftu. local tidephoiie man ager, has ret ti tiled lo this eiiv ati'-i iiansaeting offieial business for the company at Cottage Crove and Ku nene. Mrs. Boise ImDrovinq Mrs W F. llolse. of i bit- citv. Is reeoiled lo be improving steadily al the Kohl hauen apartituuts, Mrs. poise has been very ill lor the past several mouths, Returns From Business Trip Hoy Catching, of the HiuUon Fssex Motor company, has retained to Ibis city, al'lei- yncmliug I he pas', several days In Portland transml lug business. Going to S.ilem Monday Mr. and Mrs. I.eiov 1 Mat t and small dan m li ter, oi' this (iiy. will leae for Sa lem on Monday to spend the hnli days visltini; relatives and friends. Mr. 1 1 1 : 1 1 Is an instructor in the si nfor high school. Will Arrive Here Tonight Mr. and Mis Thomas Sol ley. of As toria, will an ive in ihN citv to night to spend Ihe weekend and Cln istinas vhIi iac Mr. and Mrs W. II lnv an. I Mi and Mis. Fd wanl Patterson. They me tonne! residents of this clly Mrs. Sortey was bookkeeper tor a number of years for Hansen chevrolei com pauv and Mr. Sorlev was employ eil bv the I'nlon Oil company, mi til It i s transfer to Asiotia in Sep 'ember. Rosobiire Cubinet Sbop fit',1 FowhT Street BuHt-ins, Door and Window Frames made to order. We carry a stock of Veneer. Saw Fllina m RnerUltv. ED S. AND F. L. COCK EL RE AS phone Ml I Here From Lookingglass W. K. Hodge, of IookiiiKKlana, spent Fri day in this eiiy tiuiisacting bul-ness. Shop and Visit Friends Mr. and Mra. C. u.- Garrett, -or Glendale, Hpent Friday in thin city shopping and vi.iiting friends. i Visit Relatives and Friends Mr. and Mrs. . J. ( ikijuii, i Lriv tr valley, hjienl yefejoay in ini.i city Yi-.JiiU-; ic-iativei und friends. Transacts OusineLS Friday Charles ljUinee, ol (iaiden luuey, bia.iu aeve.al holli.s in this ci'o transacting bdtiim-aa. Mr. Spackman Business Visit or It. It. Spackman, o: Dillard. spent several hours in thia ciiy e;,tf i day transacliiiK bus.uess. Shop and Visit Friends Mr. nnd Mrs. K. Cuniiinliain, ol N'orili I)-i-r eieek, sh'ipped nd vi::iu-d friends in this city yesterday aiienioon. Working During Holidays M!sk Helen lieig, siudenl at Cnivcrsiiy of Oregon, is woil:iiig during the hohdaya at I lie C. A. Lo'.kwood Motor company. Mr. Geddes Home Paul fieddes, law student at Willanndtt; univer sity, is spending a part ot the holi days in this city visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ceddea. Visiting Parents Here Mr. and Mra. J. .M. Judd, or thia city, have as their guests for the holidays, their daughters, MisH Jessie anil Miss Kid:-:;::. ;;tildents at (.'diver sity of Oregon. Goes to Montana for Holidays Kilward Van flout en, local em ploye of the telephone oiflce, left today ror IJillhigj, Mont., whore be will spend the holidays visiting rela tives and friends. Returns Home for Holidays Misa Margaret Page, daughter ol' Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Page of this city, returned last evening from McMinnville, to spend the holi days. She la a ntudem at Llnfield college. Spending Holidays In Roseburg Mra. K. C. Slarmer, of l-Jugene, Is spending the holidays In Ihia city its the house guests of Mr. ;ind Mra. Ham Slarmer. She la a fdslcr-in-Inw of Mr. Stunner. Leaves For Portland Miss Kliza bet h lioitrhl II, homo economics teacher at the aenior high school, left last nighr for Portland, where : he will spend Ihe week-end visit iug relatives and friends. Home From College Friday Ivan Bran ton, student at Oregon Stale college, stopped In this city yester day lo visit friends before goi.'i; to visit, friends ;ind relatives al Dikoii ville during tiie holidays. Visiting Parents Here Bill Knight, law student nt. University or Oregon, is attending the holidavi in this cltv v'sIMm; bis narents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight. Business Visitors HersFrank Wilson and falber. Jack Wilson, ol Myrtle Creek, transacted business in Hi in city yesterday. Visiting Here Over Holidays Mr. and Mrs. Flnter ISasliford, of Portland, are spending the Christ mas holidays in lids city vIsitiiiL' their son. Al Pashfortl and family. Oakland Women Shoo Here Mrs. Hnrrv Oakb-v and Miss Itulb Clienowe'h. of Oakland, snout ve- terdav afternoon In this city visit ing and shopping. Home For Holidays Mt;s Mary Viretnia Sirawn, student in Port land, is ''pending the holidays in tills city vlsltin-r her parents. Mr d Mrs W It Slrawn J. C St rawn is exnecled lo arrive today from a school near San Francisco. Gois to Corvallis Todiv Mr. at"' Mrs. Wiliard Crnlir. of this citv. leH lodav f(tr Corvallis to anend I In holidays visit ing te'ai ives and friends. Mr. Craig is an hist rue lor in the senior hinh st hoot, Umpqua Visitors Here Yesterday - Mrs. Myra Kemti and Mrs. I lean Henry, ol I nipqua, spent Friday Ir this city transacting business and visiting friends. Mrs. Henry brought Inn Al turkeys to town Toi market. Reported HI at Home Miss5 Anna Mae Huuifnmo!), of this city, is reported to be III at her home on South Slepheni street. She is em ployed as stenographer in tin Merchants' asj'ociatlon office. Mist t,ena Porter, also stenographer fo1 N' association. Is reported to be iP :n Portland. Going to Portland Mrs. V. M Pttchl'ord ami her dim' liter. Mis A u lies Pitch ford, corn I y juvenile officer, will spend Christmas weeV with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Webb of Portland. They are leaving for that citv Motulav bv auto. Mrs Webb is a daughter of Mrs. Pitch (Old. Buys New Truck Siterday John rulvi-r, tohateo ami eand wholesaler of this citv. purchased a new Hover truck this mormi from the Hudson Ksse met or romj.anv. He wtll-use tl.e truck in his business in this citv The I lev er is a product of ilie Hudson com pany. DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME Established 1920 Perfect Funeral Service! Fair nnrl Reasonable1 Prices AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 112 Pine and Lna Sts. H. C. STEARNS Manager Santa Claus Wings Airplane Laden i t1-w t V ! r. ' ' L Santa Claus and No more reindeer and bells for Santa Claus. Ilehlnd the roar of a powerful motor and the gale of a whirling propellor in a Fokkor' air plane, Santa Claus ' made a trip over Roseburg yesterday after noon In a special plane provided for him by the Richfield Oil com pany. With his fleet slck'h trans formed Into a luxurious, heated cabin, and "Dormer ami Illitzen" replaced by a huge Wasp motor, Santa Claus traveled with comfort and speed, as he made a hurried, pre-Chrlstnms trip over Oregon yesterday, laden with g!ft for the boys and girls of each community. The Richfield company had so many presents fo'r the kiddies of Hie large territory which that or ganization serves that they had to call on Santa Claus to help in the deliveries, and so they placed their airplane fleet at his command, and with his wonderful knowledge of the territory, and the places to be served, he chose a blue and gold trimmed plane and flew from Medford to Portland yesterday, dropping off letters to children in each city over which he passed, telling them about the Christmas jifts that are walling for them at all Hichfietd stations. liufus J. IMlcher, assistant man ager of tli' air department of the KichfleUl company; Ralph Snoddy, well known motor boat driver; Tommy Fowler, pilot, and Al lint ton, co-pilot, assisted Santa Claus with the work. The plane came over Reaching yesterday nfternocn mid Santa Here From Winchester Mr. mill Mrs. George Newberry, of Wiu 'bester, vir.ited friends ami shop ied in this city yesterday afier looit. Shop and Visit Friday Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Presehern, nf Mel rose, spent Fridav in this city visit ng friends ami shopping. Visitors Here Yesterday H:. Stewart Met I uire and I r. I.hiyil MeCormh'k, tleuists of Poniard, -penl Friday in this city visiting 'Yietuls nnd transact Ing bii.dmM.:. Home From Normal Schoo! Clifford Cooper. of this city, fa visiting relatives and friends in thH city over the holidays. He Is slil lent at Ashland Normal school. Home From College Mtvnard Vll. sMith-M ;t Cniver.-diy of Ore gon, is spending the Holidays in 'irs citv visiting his aunt. Mis Minnie Hell. K't moitd Hell w ill irrive here next Wednesday for he holidaj a. Leaves for Washington Mi.-s Mlena Drown, daughter of Mr. ami Mis. W. It. llrown. of thin city, has left for Seattle. Washington. where she will spend the holidays ; as the house:; nest of .Mis. Neat McKelvey and Mrs. E. F, Clark. ! tio ill visit her grandmother. Mrs. E. Iv Walteinale 111 Cell- , tralia. Washingion, before relurri rig lo this city. Over 500,000 Autontobllo accidents occur each year. Is your automobile liiaiiniilT Tlio ttt-Httiinl mntnrlxt carries adequate protection. This I agency writes nil lines of auto mobile insurance. The com Is reasonable. May we serve you? G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE I 118 Cass St. Phon. 417 PHONE 112 I Lady Attendant to Roseburg in With Good Things i ' 5 i'l'Zs - 4 1 . tr V 1 the Richfield Plane I Claus tossed out a parachute J which was found by Hetty Bell Findlay, who was given SI for ! bringing the letter to the News ! Review office, to which Uicj mes I sage was addressed. Santa Claus sent the letter to the News-Review because he want ed it published where every hoy and girl could see it, because If tells where they can secure the liit'ts that have been provided for th em. Here la the letter: Mr. Harris Fllsworth, Editor, Roseburg News-Review, Roseburg, Oregon. Hear Sir: Here I mil, aboard the plane, which the Richfield Oil company has so generously loaned liie, get ting the thrill of my life. After traveling around these irany years by reindeer, it is cer- I tairily a treat to travel by air ex j changing Ihe jingle of sleighbells for Hie whir-r-r of the propellor. : Now I know what a thrill I,ind i bergh got, and I don't wonder that i Ihe folks of the West are so rap ; idly becoming air-minded. Of course, you know my Import i'.nt mission this year Is to visit by plane all the boys and girls on the Pacific coast and drop off a re membrance from Richfield for each and every one of them. . Tell then; to he sure to call at any Richfield station on the ap pointed days -Momlay alul Tues day before Christmas, December 2'.) and 2-1. The earlier the better. Yours for a Happv Holiday, SANTA CLACS. Visiting in Roseburg Today C. M. Myriatt. of Riddle, is visiting Ij. R. Mynutt nnd attending to busi ness in this city today. MEXICAN SENORITAS DON GLOVES TO SETTLE ROW vhiU- Pi ,1 Wii MEXICO CITV. Dec. 21. Senor iia Concept-ion Treo Auaya is in a hosphul. Senorila Esperanza Her nandez Lopez disliked Ihe idea of her la i her paying attention to Senorita Coucepeion. Therefore she issued a challenge to a boxing match. They met. in a corral' out id' the clly. Seiiori'a Esperanza hit Senorita Coucepeion and Se norila Coucepeion hit the corral. OREGON BOOSTER BEING SHIPPED TO EUROPE Wri:.!.-1 IT--- I..MS- i Wir. PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 21. A sheaf ot eorrevpontlem e in the of fice of Oeiieral Steam. .hip corpora tion here today has lo do with the booting or a p-isnize for one While Leghorn rooster from Cor vallis. Ore., lo Genoa. Italy. A speeial coini has been con structed for the Orero-i fowl ami a sn"c::tl pu'p!y o food has been sto"ed so the render will not have to fall hack on s;ii'on haul tack and ship's biscuit. JOHN R. KELLY Sheet Metal Woiks Auto Bodv and Fender Work J44 N. Jackson Phone 466 H t s'", You neck just like your brother, Percy! It must be true. Your sister says the rame thing. Your cir may need a simple nd j'isltmMil or a complete m erhaul ine. In either case, our expert me chanics will do a quick and thorough job. Rose Garage Phone 66 Rose and Lane Sts. Roseburg, Ore. HILL BE TESTED Through the efforts of the Doug las County Dairymen s association arrangements have been made to test the dairy herds of the county lor contagious abortion. 1 ilia dread disease iiaa tiuaucially ruined many dairymen, and its existence in any herd means not only a very heavy losi; in offspring, bat also in milk production. Douglas county Is one or the lew counties of the state that is prac tically free from this disease. It is believed bv ihe dairymen that by liequebt and careful testing it will be possible to keep the disease iron i gaining any spread lu this county through outside eources. Herds belonging to Conn Broth ers, Fred Coti. Vincent rrescnerii and J. F. lionebrake have been re cently tested and have been pass ed as being entirely tree from the disease. Dr. George Nicholas, county vet erinarian, is continuing the teats and the association hopes that not only all of its own members but other dairymen as well will taite advantage of the opportunity to have their cows tested. As a special rate of 33 cents per head is made to members or the as sociation, the officers are urging additional memberships for the or ganization, the membership fee be ing only 50 cents. The association is not only keeping up a fight against disease but is also working to secure better breeding stock and is receiving valuable assistance through the county agent's office and the college specialists In such problems aa judging, testing, feed ing and other such matters. "WILDCAT" PETE WINS OVER JONES (AsfMicijitcr) Press Leasj-l Win-) EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 21. George "Wildcat" Pete, 151, Eugene, de feated I lenry Jones, 1 5u, Provo, Utah, two falls out of three In the main event ol" the wrestling card here last night. Join a won the fiiTt fall In IS minutes but Pete won the second in 21 minutes and i lie third in IS minutes. FIDES 10 MILES ON TAIL OF AIRLANE f inrtatcl Prom Leased Wire) CAMDEN, N. J Dec. 21. Hav ing been given an involuntary ride of ten miles hanging to the t nil of an airplane, William Coumbe, 17 y ear-old farm hand. Is In good con dition to tell cf his thrills. He was helping to hold down the tail when the engine was being warmed up. and he didn't let go when the plane soared. In fact he held on till Hip plane got to within flvo feet of the ground again. Then he rolled over und over fo much he was sent to a hospital with a few bruises. MARY McCORMIC SHIPS AUTO BACK TO MDVANI (.WoriiitI ITi-m !..-n-.l Win ) NEW YORK. Dec. 21. Now that Prince Serge Mdvnni has made up w i t h Pola Negri , M ary Met 'orm ic wants nothing more to do with his auto. She says she has shipped it back to him in Paris. It is an ex pensive thing of English make. "I had only borrowed it, you see." she explained. TURKEY MARKET (O s. C. Market Itureau.) CORVALLIS. Dec. 21. (Spe cial to the News-Review.) New York market . Hrni. Western young toms ItTe-HSc. Philadel phia firm. Host on unsettled, prices about the same. The Tex as market continued firm with sinie buying reported for New York markets. Fort Worth prices slightly higher. San Francisco unchanged. Still time CHRISTIAN CHURCH I PIPE ORGAN TO BE READY NEXT WEEK Installation, of the memorial j pipe organ, given to the First Christian church by Wilbur C. j Perkins, Chicago radio manufac turer In memory of his mother, a toriuer member of the local con- it is expected that the organ will be ready for use early next week. Plans are being made to hold the dedication service on the after noon of Sunday, December 2Ut al which time an appropriate pro gram will be presented. The or gan Is to be used for public wor ship at the evening service on thai date, according to present plana, and several of the oilier congrega tions of the city are preparing to unite with the Christian church lor the service. T h e organ was purchased i hrough t he Robert Morton com pany of Van N'jys, California, and is being installed by L. II. Pio vorse of the Ilalcoiu-Provorae company, orgen builders, of Se attle. Visiting Parents i.n Roseburg Harold Thomas, forestry student at Oregon state college, is spend ing the holidays visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thomas, of tnis city. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Given by the Presbyterian Sunday school on Monday, Dec. 23, at 7:30 p. m. Unique costumes, beautiful exhibition, under preparation for weeks. All welcome. Homer . . But if any man he blameless many people call mm noble." Nobility of action must result from earnestness of purpose. Man's greatest gain is the reali zation of competence and faithfulness. RoseburgUndertakingCo Established 1901 Ambulance Service M. E. RITTER, Mgr. Phone 284 Oak and Kane Sts. CHRISTMAS DANCE Rice Hill Ccmmunity Hall CHRISTMAS NIGHT DECEMBER 25TH Music By UMPQUA FIVE Coma and enjoy this low down rhythm to order Greeting Cards Although Christmas is almost here, you can still order printed greeting cards from our commercial printing department. We still have on hand some choice selections of this year's cards and folders. Orders taken up to noon Tuesday. Four hour service Monday and Tuesday. Commercial Printing Dept. Phone 135 49th annual Christmas Ball benefit of Roseburg Fire Department at Oriental Gardens CHRISTMAS NIGHT December 25 Music by Yellow Jackets Gentlemen $1 Ladies Free Licensed Lady Embalmer o-