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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1930., THREE Local News Mr. Seigrist in Town C. O. SpI RtUt, of Wilbur, spent Saturday in tills city on business. Peck Visitor W. J. Lander, of j . iV( wmou. was iiere on bust nesa Saturday afternoon. Reston Visitor Ernpr Mni. tbows, of Reston, was a business visjior m mis city Saturday. Ten mile Man Here Roy De tillion. of Tenmilo, was a business visitor in this city Saturday. Mr, Bel lot in Town E. H. Bel lot, of fllondale, sjent Saturday afiemoon in this city on business. Mr. Rodley Visitor T. Rod!ey. Lookinsglass rancher, was a busl - uess visitor in this city Saturday. Riddle Business Visitor Here F. E. Weaver, of Riddle, transact ed business in this city Saturday. Shops in Roseburg Mrs. John f ahot, of Tenmile, spent Saturday !n this city shopping and visiting Iricnd3. Camas Valley Visitor Wilfred $ t Brown, of Camas Valley, transact ed business in this city Saturday. Mr. Irving Here Robert L. Irv ir.f or Wilbur, spent Saturday in this city visiting relatives and friends. - Mr. Bounds Here on Business V. Rounds, of Ruckles, was a busi ness visitor in Roseburg on Satur day afternoon. Glide People Here Mr. and Mrs. J. Falouse, of Glide, were w business visitors in this city Sat 7 unlay. Mr. Ingram In Town Kdward Ingram, of Rice creek, ppent Sat urday in this city transacting busi ness. , Mr. Hughes Business Visitor C. W. Hushes, of Cprden valley. Cot.f.i- t Dlllard Man Here O. T. Royer, prominent Dillard melon erowor. was a business visitor In this city Saturday afternoon. Umpqtia Business Visitor Sid ney Adams, of Pnipqin. snent sev eral hou-s In this city Saturday ii;iH:;actins business. Lookingnfass People In Town Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watpon. of T.ookinifElnss. wem In this city Saturday transacting business. Visltinn at Clark Home Mrs. Vivian Machen, of Eugene, is a house gnest of Mr. and Mrs. .7. E. F Clark, ,ofy .this city, for several days. ; " Melrose Visitor Fred Corf. Mel rose laneher. snent several hours transacting business at the local county agent's office Saturday aft ernoon. Spend Saturday in Roseburg Mrs. Krrd Hatfield and son. Earl, of South Tieer creek, spent Satur day in this city visiting friends and sh imping. Spend Saturday Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Racklund. of Melrose, spent Saturday in this city visiting friends and shop ping. Returns Home Saturday Miss An iiq Manciett, of Da ml on, re turned to Iter home Saturday after spending several days in this city as the house guest of Miss Nedra Clark and Miss Helen Bacher. Uvlerqoes Operation In Eugene Mrs. Maurice J. Newland, of this city, underwent a minor operation in Eugene on Friday. -Mr. Newland left Riseburg Saturday evening to be with mis. Newland in Eugene. Mr. Olson Business Visitor TT. P. Olson, freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific com pany from Medford. Is spending several days at the local office on business. Return From California Trip Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Ewens. of Garden valley, returned last Sat urday, after spending the pst sev eral weeks at various points In California. Mr. Ewens its a prom inent Garden valley rancher. Railroad Men in Town t,. C Cram, assistant superintendent of Southern Pacific company of Eu rene, pnd n. P. Snanger, round house foreman of engines, also or Eugene, were business visitors In this city yesterday. Reported Ml at Home Thomas Parkinson. McMarr official, has been quite ill at his home on V.'inclisif r street vfih an attack l of Influenza. Mr. Parkinson was I-irmerlv a manaeer of the Cass street MjcMarr store, until his re rent nppi!ntment over the entire district. Visits Friend In Roseburg Miss Hope Getrhell was a visitor at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Penhnll for a short time th1 week. M'ss Getrhell is a teacher In the Grants Pass schools. She snent the holidays visiting friends at Bandon and Coquille and stopped In Roseburg to visit be fore returning to Grants Pass. Moves to California O. - S York, of this city, has left for Stockton,' California, where he vill niahe his home in the future. He has hern local trainmaster for the front iK-.rn pacific company for the past three and a half years. The local Southern Pacific! em f ploven t.iesented a gift to Mr York before his leavine. Tern notary ttafnmaster for the present is IT. E. Allison, of EuePne. He is also a former Roseburg rcsi-dtut. Riddle Man Here Roy B. Walk er, of Kiddle, -was a business visi tor in this city Saturday. Mr. Slack Business Visitor E. Slack, of Hoagtin, spent Saturday in this city transacting business. Mr. Daniels Visitor Lee Dan iels, of Myrtle Creek, was a busi ness visitor iu this city Saturday. Sutherlin Visitor Milton H. Brody, of Sutherlin, spent Satur day in tljis city transacting busi ness. Here From Tyee John II. Mac Gilvey, of Tyee, was here on busi ness1 Saturday. He Is well known in this city. Mr. Baird Visitor A. B. Balrd, of Umpquat was a business visitor in Roseburg on Saturday after noon. - Lookingglass Man in Town C. Lutman, of Lookingglass, spent sev eral hours in this city Saturday on business. Mr. Enales Here on Business Lafe Engles. of Peel, transacted business in this city Saturday after noon. Mr. B use n bark In Town John Busenhark. Jr.. of Days creek, spent Saturday In this city on busi ness. Sutherlin Man in Town E. J. Johnson, of Sutherlin. transacted business In this city Saturday aft ernoon. Mr. Wilson Business Visitor J. R. Wilson, of Brockway. was a business visitor in this city Satur day. Melrose Rancher In Town M. B. Olson, of Melrose, spent sev eral hours In ihls city Saturday transacting business. Brockway Man Here H. D. Christian, of Brockwav. spent several hours In this city Satur day transacting business. Brockway Visitor In Town W. S Johnson, of Brockwav, spent several hours in this city Satur day transacting business. Visit Friends and Shop Miss Mvra and Miss Mary Kara p. of Umpqua. visited friends and shop ped in tills city Saturday. Mrs. Wheelock Shoos Saturday Mrs. Jennie Wheelock, of Dix on vllle, snent Saturday afternoon in this city visiting friends and shopping. Yoncalla People In Town Mr. and Mrs. D. Hanan and" Mrs. TI. C. Lnuman.i of Yoncalla. snent Satur day in this city visiting friends and shopping. tV' rr ; - Visit Friends Here Mrs. J. H. Short and - daughter, Mrs. Mable Whittnker, of Clover creek, s?ont Saturday In this city - visiting friends and shopping. Spends Week-End In Ro"burg Mayimrd Bell, student of Univers ity of Oregon, snent the week-end in this citv visiting his aunt. Miss Minnie Bell. Visit Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lark. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Nelson, D. B. Hawley and L. W. Troxell. nil of Florence, spent Friday and Saturday in this city visiting friends and transact ing business. Mss Collins Leaves Miss Ruth Collins, of this city, left yester day lor Hosklns, Oregon. where she is teaching school this year. She has been spending the holi days in this city visiting her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Collins, sn Winchester street. ' Moves to Canyonville McKInley Huntington, of Yoncalla, has moved to Canyonville, where he will make his home. Mr. Huntington is well known in Douglas couiriy, having helped J. C. Leedy. county agent, with the turkey killings this fall. Returns to School In South E1 dred Cobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L Cobb, of this city left yesterday for Stanford university, where he is a student. He was accom panied" by T. S. Wilson, of Port land, who Is also a student at Stanford. Return From Trip Mr. and MrB. Guy C. Perrln, of this city, have re turned to their home after spending several days in Portland, where they visited Mrs. Terrin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. WaUon. Mrs. Perrln Is a teacher in the local Junior high school. Returns to Roseburq Miss Jes sie Pyron has returned to her hnmn In thia ftftv oft fir RflPn flint the past several weeks visiting her grandparents. Mr. ana wrs. Ballard, at Donald. Oregon. She is Hip daughter of Mrs. May Py mn nf thin citv. and is a student of Roaeburg high school. Visit Fritnds In Rosebura Mrs. C. L. Wadlow and three chil dren. Ie. Dole and Miss Hen rietta, of Antloch. California, stoo ped in this- city Saturday to visit V -tends, before returning to their home. Thev have been snend in the pist few weeks visftinir Mrs. Wadlow's nnrents. Rev nnd Mrs. Cntler. of Mnrsbfleld. They accopinnnied her to this city on Saturday. Mr. Leedy Returns Mr. and Mrs. .T. C. Leedy and children. Clark. Ralnh and James, of thfs city. hav returned to their home, after snnd. fntr the oat veek In Salem pnd Tl rard. whee tey visited relatives nnd friends. Mr. Leedy left Satur day fnr CorvalHs. where he will snend several davs attendine tn pnn'('l county aeent conference. J R. Parker, of the local county agent's office, is also attending the conference, Oakland Men Here Saturday Al fred Hand and Hugh Miller, of Oak land, were business visitors In thitf city Saturday. ' Mrs. Phillips Shops Here Mrs. Lucy C. Phillips, of Sutherlin, shop ped and visited friends In this ciiy Saturday. - Mr. Smith Here on Business Harvey Smith, of Glendukv spent Saturday in this city transacting business. Mr. Smith Business Visitor Grant Smith, of Ruckles, spent Sat urday in this city transacting busi ness. Mr. McNabb Here Saturday Zene McNabb. of Oakland, was a business visitor in this city Satur day. Mr. Cluster Here From Dillard C. L. Cluster, of Dillard, was a business visitor in this city Satur day. Grants Pass Man in Town C. M. Duncan, of Grants Pass, was a business visitor in this city Satur day afternoon. Oakland Men Here on Business Asa Huff and Loy Harris, both of Oakland, were business visitors In this city Saturday. Dlxonvtlle Ranchers Here W. L. Singleton and Elmer Bartram, of Dixonville, were in this city Satur day on business. Mr. Corder Here on Business- John Corder, of Dixonville, spent several hours in this city Saturday on business. ' Mr. Crow In Town E. A. Crow, of Lookingglass, was a business visitor in this city Saturday after noon. Here From Myrtle Creek J. F. Freed and C. A. Strong, of Myrtle Creek, Bpent several hours in this city Saturday on business. Shops and Visits Friends Mrs. Charles Hoffmeister. of Winston, spent Saturday in this city shop ping and visiting friends. Mrs. Pearson Shops Here Mrs. Rhoda Pearson,- of Winchester, spent Saturday in this city shop ping and visiting friends. Lookingglass Couple Here Mr. an Mrs. Jeff Williams, of Look ingglass, spent Saturday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Returns to Roseburg O. J. Thomas, of Roseburg, has returned here, after spending the holidays in Hood River visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Byman Shops In Roseburn Mrs. M. I. Bvman, of Canyonville, spent several hours in this city Saturday shopping and visiting friends. Canyonville Visitors Miss Bess Clongh nnd Mr. and Mrs. F. Bauer, of Canyonville visited Mends and transacted business in this city Saturday. .. ' Leaves For Eugene Frank E. Alley left today for Eugene where he will spend several days attend ing to business matters and visit ing at the home of his sister, Mrs. R. M. Day. Dixonville Visitors Mrs. Her man Oden, Mrs. W. A. Pearce, and Mr. and Mrs. P. Wr. Beckley and daughter, Miss Phyllis, alt of Dix onville, were visitors in this city Saturday afternoon. Returning From Coast Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carr, who have been spending the week end at Bandon, looking after business matters in connection with their store at that place, are expected to return to Roseburg this afternoon. Return to Glendale Mr. and Mrs. O. Bagley have returned to their home in Glendale, after spending the past two weeks iu Portland and northern points, where they visited relatives and friends. Mr. Bagley is an instructor in the Glendale schools. Moves to Portland R. D. Sulli van, of San Francisco, has moved his headquarters at Portland and will trnvel through Oregon terri tory during the coming year. He is well known in Douglas county, hav ing previously visited here at vari ous times. Visit Here Short Time Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pete and daughter, Miss Eva Ellen, Kenneth Raess and C. Kendall, all or Glendale, spent a short time in this city last week end as the house guests of Mr. and M;-s. Cal Herman. Mrs. Herman Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete. Son Is Born Word was received here today of the birth of a son Thursday, Jan. 2, at Oildale, Cali fornia, to Mr. and Mrs. LeNoir Shrutn. Mrs. Shrum was formerly Bertha Hohr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. (John) Rohr, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Shrum are form er residents of this city. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Farmers Security Bank at Yoncalla, County of Douglas, Oregon, at the close of business, De cember 31, 1929. RESOURCES Loans and discounts 1 15,315.21 Overdrafts 90.98 Bonds, securities, etc 66.47K.77 Furniture and fixtures - 900.09 Cash, due from banks and cash Items 58,859.94 . Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits net Demand deposits Time certificates Total $241,644.90 State of Oregon. County of Douglas, ss: I. A. L; J-asswoll, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the b"st of my knowledge and belief. A. L. LASS WELL, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me II CORRECT Attest : this 3rd day of January. 1930. JBSS R. LASS WELL, BRADY F. BI RNETT, II A. K. STEARNS, Notary Public for Oregon. My com- ! Directors, mission expires May 19, 1931. Visits Friends Jay W. Curtis, of Gold Beach, visited friends in this city over Saturday, - Melrose Man Here C. J. Tuck, of Melrose, was a business visitor in. this city Saturday afternoon. Cleveland Visitor David Cool, of Cleveland, was in this cily Satur day afternoon transacting business. Melrose Man Here Thomas Scott, of Melrose, spent several hours in this city Saturday trans acting business. Rock Creek Visitor J. Ander s n, cf Rock creek, spent Satur day in this city transacting busi- Lookingglass - Rancher Here George Bacon, Lookingglass ranch er, was a business visitor in this city Saturday. Mrs. Forcier Shops Mrs. Theo dore Forcler. of Glide, spent Satur day In this city shopping and visiting friends. Dixon Here on Business Wil lum Dixon, of Dixonville, spent Saturday in this city transacting buuess. Goes to Portland Attorney R. W, Marsters, of this city, Is spend ing several days In Portland transacting business. Mr. Bond in Town on Business Perry Bond, of Glide, was a busi ness visitor in this cily Saturday afternoon. Miss Dysert Shops Miss Lola Dysert, of Lookingglass, p.ptnt Sat urday In this city shopping and visiting friends. Mr. Alexander Here John Alex ander, merchant at Glide, snent Saturday in this city visiting friends. Mr. Brown Here on Business Frank Brown, of Camas Valley, transacted business In this city Saturday afternoon. Mr. Winston In Town Fred Winston, Winston rancher, was a business visitor here Saturday, afternoon. Here From Lookingalass An drew Jacnby, of Lookingglass, spent Saturday In this city trans acting business. Garden Valley Rancher In Town Edward Marks, prominent Gar den valley rancher, was n business visitor in this city Saturday. Mr. Middleton Visits Here O. Mtddleton. of Portland, spent the week end in this city visiting friends. He is well known here. ; Dixonville People In Town Asher Agee and son, Clifton, of Dixonville. were business visitors in this city Saturday afternoon. Spend Mondav In Thli Clty-f Mr. and Mr. Robert Paris, of Dnl. spent Monday, in this clti visiting friends and shopping. , Shop and Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meredith, of Looking glass, spent Saturday in this city visiting friends and shopping. South Deer Creek Men Here Edward Davis and Richard Melton, South Deer creek ranchers, were business visitors in this city Sat urday. Shop and Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, of Reston, spent Saturday in this city shop ping and visiting friends. . Spend Day Shopping and Visit ing Mr. and Mrs. George Win-f-ton, of Green, spent Saturday hi this city visiting friends and shopping. Visits Relatives and Friends Mr. and Mrs. George Bonebrake, of Dixonville, spent, several hours in this city Saturday visiting relatives and friends. Spends Saturday in Town Wil liam Conner, of Winston, spent Saturday in this city transacting business. He is operating the Bert Green ranch while Mr. and Mrs. Green are spending several weeks in the east. Return From California Trip Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of the Hotel Rose, have returned to their home, after spending the past week in San Francisco, on a com bined business and pleasure trip. They were accompanied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Mor gan, of Denver, Colorado. Mr, and Mrs. Morgan are living at the Hotel Rose this winter. Return Home After Visit Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carawav, of this city, have returned to their home, after spending the holidays visit ing Mrs. Caraway's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Henibre, at Man or, Washington, They stopped In Portland for a short visit with Mrs. Caraway's slsier. Mrs. W. M. Gardner, before returning to this city. ..$241,644.90 $ 15,000.00 3.0110. Of) .'. 6.228.7fi 141,:U84 75,772.31 Mr. Mabley Business Visitor C. D. Mabley, of Melrose, was a business visitor in this city Saturday. Glide Man Here on Business E. L. Johnson, of Glide, spent the week-end in this city transacting business. ' Mr. Hess Business Visitor W. D. Hess, of Garden valley, was in this city Saturday afternoon on business. Reston Teacher Here Miss Ag nes Johnson, Reston school teach er, spent Sunday in Roseburg visit ing friends. Medford People Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Strange and W. H. Walker, of Medford, visited friends in Roseburg over Sunday. . ' Shoo and Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scbrenk, of Looking glass, spent Saturday in this city shopping and visiting friends. , Mr. Bradford In Town Ernest Bradford, of i Dillard, was a busi ness visitor In this city Satur day. Leaves Hospital Mrs. W. H. Fisher, patient at Roseburg Gen eral hospital for a month past, has returned to hec home In Laurelwood. Stop Here Over Week-End James Ffnlayson. of ABtoria, and son. Robert, of Eugene, spent the weekend in tills city visiting friends. Admitted to Hospital Mrs. J. E. Evans, of Dillard. admitted to Roseburg General hospital last Saturday, underwent a major op eration this morning. At Mercy Hospital Miss Helen Roser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roser of Winston. Is a new patient at Mercy hospital. She will undergo a major operation tomor rom. Spend'nq Several Davs Here A. H. Leddy. sheen buyer from Stockton. California, is spending several davs In this citv trans acting business with the local sheep men. Saturday Business Visitors Lester and Victor ' Blnkeley, of Glide, spent Saturday In this city on business. Arthur Blakeley Is reported to be ill at his home In Glide of Influenza. Visiting Relatives Here B. W. Walton, of Carrlngton. North Da kota. Is visiting hit children. Miss Lucille Walton and Harold and E. R. Walton, of this city. He plans to remain in this city for several months. Leaves Sunday M 1 s s Marie Lane, of this city, left yesterdav for Kings valley, where she Is teaching In the schools. She has been spending the. . pnst ! several weeks In this city visiting - rdU- ives and mentis. : ;- .; ! Goes to . University MlsV Mar ine Moore, of- ibis city.has re sinned her position as mark (it Montgomery Ward .and . Confpany local store, and has' left for Eu gene, wnere she. will attend uni versity of Oregon..';"-. .. ?- . . - 1 : W. C. T. U. Will MesU-The Glengary W. C T- U. will timet at mo pome ol nirs. ji. u. . .me, Ghehey on-Wednesdsv January 8 at 2:30 In the ' afternoon. . All members are urged to he present and. If possible, to bring fruit far the farm home. Visitors are nJ ways welcome. Enters Hospital Fred Jobe of Days Creek and P. L. Beers of Canyonville are new patients at Mercy hospital. Harold Hlggen- botham, of Onktand, and W. P. Webster, of this city, under medi cal treatment at the hospital for several days past, have been dis charged. ; Patients Discharged Pat lent b discharged from Roseburg General hospital recently include Mrs, Clin to Wheelock, who is now at the home of her mother, Mrs, George Felt at Dixonville: Mrs. May HI eh of Oakrldge, Lane coun ty, operated on Friday, who Ib now at the home of her mother. Mrs. Carrie N. Baker, In this city; Mrs. Alba Spaugh, who Is again at her home here, and Mrs. Ethel Pallin. Following a minor opera tion last Saturday, Mrs. Verna Downing is reported convalescent. Comes From lllahee Roy Fost er, a resident of the Caps Ilhv hee district on the North TTrnp qua, was In Roseburg Saturday. He brought in some cougar pelts. Trapping Is very good on the North Umpqua this year, Mr. Fost er states, and the snow Is expect ed to make conditions still better. Mr. Foster has a large homestead in the lllahee district, and spends the summer as a guide and packer and traps during the winter. REPORT OF CONDITION OF First State and Savings Bank at Roseburg. County of Oouglat. Oregon, at close of business t December 31, 1929. RE80URCE8 I-oans and discounts - $3no,44r,.OS Bonds, Bcuriiles. etc 2S0.M7.7S Furniture and fiituros : 3,3KO.on Real estate owned other than banking hoUHe . 37.!76.2(! Cash, due from banks and cash Items K3,22ri.87 Total - 705,944.93 LIABILITIES rapltal stock paid in riO.onO.OO Surplus Ili.noo.OO Undivided profits net 7,165.12 Demand deposits 232.oox.B4 Time certificates - 104,li07.6x Savings deposits 297,103.59 Total r 70C,944.93 State of Oregon. County of Douglas sb: I, (I. V. Wlmberly, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly iwip that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. O. V. WIMnRRI.Y, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before II Correct Attest: me this 4th dav of January, 1930. l J. H. llOOTJI F. P. CLEMEN'S, II H. W. MOOTH Notary Public for Oregpn. II V. i. MICKI.U' My commission expires Sept. 26, II Directors. 1931. (Seal) On Business From Hssalln Mars Black, a (resident Jof Hoaglin, was in . Ro&eburg , Saturday i and Sunday: attending to business imu ters. Spend Day at . Driver Valley- Mrs. Q. E. Gross ! and ' daughter, MIbs Lucille, and Miss Ruth Col lins, of this city, spent Friduy ut Driver valley, where they w'ere the house guests of ; friends. ; Round Prairie People Here Thomas Burnett, Sr., and son, Thcmus, Jr., and William llogard, of Hound Prairie, were business visitors In this city Saturday aft ernoon. Go to California for Visit Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hull and son. Ira. of this city, have left for Duns muir, California, where they will spend a month visaing their sons, Myron and Clarence. Miss Flook Visits Miss Ellen Flook of Corvallis was an over night visitor in. Roseburg. Miss Flook reached this city yesterday afternoon on her way home from a visit at Marsluield, and was held up here ar a result of the Irregular stage schedule due to snow condi tions In the south. She is a former resident of this city. , BANK ROBBER OF TEXAS SLAIN; TWO ALLEGED PALS HELD fAmoclated PrtM Leued Win) BROWNWOOD, Texas, Jan. 6. A man who was killed today in a gun fight with officers near Santa Anna, was later identified by W. F. Roberts, Jr., cashier of the Lohn State bank, as one of two men who held up the bank thiB morning and escaped with more than $1,500. The dead man's name Is believed to be Wright. Roberts went to Santa Anna where the body was held In an un dertaking establishment, and posi tively Identified the man as one of two who broke In a rear window and made him open the vault this morning. The man was killed after officers had found his enr with some of the stolen money in It. Two other men, under arrest at Coleman, were believed to bo ac complices as owners of the car in which the robbers escaped. They protested their Innocence, declar ing the car was stolen from them. MORE MONEY ASKED FOR ASSISTANCE OF DISABLED VETERANS WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. The national home for disabled volun teer poldlers obtained an increase from $10.06fi.000 for the present fis cal year to Jl 1.235.000 for 1931. un der the war department supply bill reported to the house today by Its apnroprlatlons committee. . The increase was made to ne commodate veterans of the World war, as weli as those of the Civil. S nan Uh-American and Tndlnn wars. which number almost 20,000 during winder, montus wnen me pean lohu Is reached at branches of the Insti tution, v ) ', Secretary Adams todav reouest- ed rqpgress to. enact legislation to authorise -the . admission to navai hospitals of dependents of officers, purses and enlisted men, of the how. and marine corps, The supreme court today con sented to review a case brought bv Rnberjt (J. Meadows of Colorado, to teat out .(height of world war vet erans -to reinstate- lapsed World war risk insurance. It legislators spent half as much time finding ways to reduce tnxes ns they do hunting for new sources of revenue, the country would be a lot better off. WATER PERMITS A8KED Two applications for water per mits have been filed with the state engineer by Douglas county res! dents. A. W. Caswell Is seeking permission to take water from South Myrtle creek for irrigation purposes. P. R. Weaver Is asking water from the same stream for power purposes. GLIDER EXPERT CLAIMS LOOP-THE-LOOP RECORD CHICAGO, Jan. 6. The claim was made today by Edward II. Heath, aviator, that his feat of looping the loop In a glider yes terday was the first of its kind on record. Heath, towed by an airplane, reached a height of 1,200 feet be fore his glider was released. He made four loops before the glider settled to the field a short dis tance from the starting place. SHOE OIL That will keep out all this slush and water for 25c can. Handqulst Shoe Co., 230 N. Main. Adv. Don't fnruet our modern shoe re pair department along with our snoe lactory. nnnuqmsi wnoe to., 230 N. Main. Adv. UHGERIHW-:-PMEDBl WAR DEPARTMENT (AmvlatM Treat LoaiH W'ret WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. An Im proved and more tactic-ally effi cient national guard will be brought to a strength of 90.000 during the remainder of the cur reent fiscal year. Plans for additional headquar ters and units were given the house war department appropria tions sub-committee by Major Gen eral William G- Everson, chief of the militia bureau. Increases In strength author ized for the fiscal years 1&29 and 1930, together with a number of conversions, he said, have im proved the organization and tacti cal efficiency of the Infantry di visions and harbor defense troops. "It should be notP'l," General Everson pointed out, "that the two increments of 1029 and 1930 have not materially increased expend! Hires and It Is hoped that another increment may be authorized in 1932." The position of the secretary of war that though It was "highly de sirable" to make an increment for 1931, it would have to be omitted due to oilier increases In the de partment budget, was outlined to the committee. The national cnard program for reaching a strength of 210,000 in 1933. It wpi pointed out. would not be endangered through omls- DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME Established 192a ..... Perfect Funeral Services " Fair and Reasonable Prices AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 112 Pin and Lane Sts. H. C. STEARNS Manager WE WANT TURKEYS J ; RECEIVING DATES ' J s. :Z Thursday, Jan. 9 and Friday, Jan. 10: until noen. : ' GEO. KOHLHAGEN Roseburg Phone 58;';. ANTLERS STARTS TOMORROW For Three Big Days ALL TALKING Singing! Dancing! Brilliant with Color! ' The supreme achievement in ultra modern entertainment! Paramount's Greatest Road 8how Production AT POPULAR PRICES LAST TIME TODAY TALKING AND MUSIC JANET 'Wm! sion of the 1931 outlay. -4. !( lUf-i ON, lin. B-'-jtJfr would1 be providetf WASHINGTON, Uli'GTC Point cadets- would1 'be pn with mirrors to show themiow they: look on horseback under .re quest jto .the house waT depdrttatnt appropriations sub-comnlitteo.a Major General William It. Smith. Riifterlirlendent 'of 'the ' nca'deuiy, afijd for fupos- to 'Install mirrors 1 lit iUie .riding 'hall q ' eijnble the. cadet "to see what he looks like on his horse, and get an idea of what he Is doing." .; "Sometimes," he added, "mt can tell him about it but he,an not see It himself very well." DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST u,.. Specialist In the fitting or,. Glasses 116 Jackson 6t. " LAST TIMES TODAY " BILLIE DOVfc In ' Adoration ' There will be no. show except on Friday and Sat urday until further notice. FRIDAY, SATURDAY JACK HOLTl In uc "Submarine", i LIBERTY PHONfc. 112; r Lady Attendant;. THrtHI 1! .PARAMOUNT?. TALKING.. PANCING.. yiNGINO. , 5 TAR PROOUCTION Of. . TUB PLAY . ... BURLESQUt T1I6 REIGNING JTAGE HIT Of- NEW YORK FOR MORE THAN A YEAR l. NANCY KELLY CAIlItOLL -at CHARLE5 HI