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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, -OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 31. 1930.
News of Douglas County
LOOKINGGLASS IS
LOSER IN FAST
BASKETBALL GAME
(,rws-Kevlr iMiitftai O.dtiiy Sn'-;il
SL'THKRUN. .Ian. :10. Snther
lln high was victorious over Look
JiiKKlass hifih Bchool Saturday
evening in a baskeiball Kittiii'
played on the opponent's floor.
The final score wn 17 to H. The
local team was In-hind at I he end
ofthr first (juarter because the
coach a It owed a number of the
second team to play iu the open
lug of the game.
Sufherlin has been defeated on
ly once this season and hopes to
win over (Hide when they play
here next Saturday nMil.
RICE CREEK
Tov.- It.-vli-w Ddtiifl.m (,iiiily KfH-f-i.il)
Hl''K CItKKK, Jan. :tn.- Funeral
nei'viCM'S were held In Itosebnig
Monday for Kni"st Itnidford, well
known liicM Creek resident. 1 1 in
hrjlUura from Salem and Cottage
(Jrove and also a ulster from Col
lage drove were present.
Among those from Uice Creek
npf n.ling Monday In ItoHehnrg
were Mr. and .Mis. Ira While, Mr.
Frank .nillh, .Mr. mud Mrs. John
Robert s and son, Meredi t h, M r.
and Mrs. O. T. Uemy and son.
l-'red. Mrs. J. .1. Meredith, Mrs. I)
I-"H1ee ami children. Harrison
Klce, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Itice.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hire, Mr. and
Mr;ltoy Itice and daughter, and
CliireYiee Cluster.
..Claud Kreuger was a busiueBf
virtltor in linsehurg Wednesday.
Phil Ledger Is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy l)av
eijji&i't at the home of Mrs. II. A.
l'.rown.
Meredith Jtoberts had the nils
fortiirie to break hln arm while
sliding down hill near the school
house Tuesday, lie was til ken to
Hnieburir General hospital.
The ltlee Creek girls' new hit:
club met at the home of Mrs. I.es
it-r Medeiif li ' Monday afternoon.
Those present were l-)va and Delia
Illce, Hernlcp Miller, Margaret
Krelger, Althoa and Mary linlierls.
It iff planned to hold meetings
every two weeks.
'John Fredericks and Frank
Moore left Monday for Kugene
where they will work litis year.
Among Itice Creek visitors iti
Ilosebiirs during lite past few days
Vere V. W. Ward, Ithea llradford.
Mr. and Mr. Purl Miller, Abner
Dnilth. J. J. Meredith, Jess Miller,
John KoherlH, Mr. and Mrs. John
L'onley und daiighei' Frances.
ELKTON
(AVun If. vii-w li-mjjiiii f tc Sv'iiilj
KT ;K TO X . Jan. 111). - Dr. M . A
Ma icy, district superintendent ol
th-"Wethodlst Kpiscopul chureh.
was u Sunday visitor in Kilt ton.
Dr. Marey preached the morning
sermon nt the local Methodist
church, and conducted the miarter
ly conference In Die afternoon.-
,'. W. Ashcraft was a business
visitor here Tuesday.
'. It Is reported that Mrs. Yale
Gruhhe has resigned her position
aH teacher In the Muddy Flats
school.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
ltobert liiown, of this city. Is
quite III of pneumonia, lie Is under
.the care of Dr. Knook.
Several cases of chicken-pox
have Jjeeii reported lately.
Miss Josephine Haines was re
ported quite sick Tuesday evenlir:.
Dr.' Snook was called to care for
her.
The evening si a go, opera 1 lug
from Marshlleld to Drain, was held
up here for about three hours
Tuesday evening with n broken
Bpfing.
: C A. Clemens, local telephone
manager, drove to Kcottshnrg
Tuesday. He was repairing 1 1 ties
which had been turn down by Hie
reVenl snow storm.
Miss Dorothy iiltlueharl, niece
,of-Mrs. Fenley, has returned from
Tortlnnd to make her home In
this valley. She has accepted a
position In the local telephone ex
change.
.Cyrils and Charles Heddeii were
business visitors iu Klkton Tues
day. They were relurnliti; from Cy
1 ledden's ranch, where they had
been lookinu alter shet'p.
' I la rold lie! tows, of the firm ot
lleilnws and Cuher, was one week
late In niakim; his ivnulnr trip in
bele. Mr. Mellows handles a Hue
of. candies and tobacco.
Alec Ferguson. rorery sales
limn, made his tegular trip here
o(l Mondav.
Clyde livdell ;is a luuities;.
visitor In Itiisebtirg Tif-da .
August DeGnaHi. of the Klkliri
Transfer Co., was delh el lie.; ul
.falia hay to (lie nheep hhmm:
Tuesday.
$va. (ieoige Kng;Mi)ll a vis
llor in town Monday.
Iter. Fred 1. Jeiikliis w;w in
S'rnttsbuig for a short tint" Mon
ti a V.
' A1 1". and Mrs. J. w. i:h-hard.-.on
$6.49
and Your Old
Battery
NEW BATTERY
in Your Car
O
O
NcwIand Battery Department
entertained He. v. and Mrs. Jenkins
at an informal dinner Tuesday
evening,
Walter Hainea was a business
visitor Monday morn in g.
Miss Kn (.'erica WeatheWy has
relumed home from Itoscburg,
where shu recently underwent a
major operation.
Sheep-raisers have been losing
quite u few sheep the last few
(lays. The cold weather has been
quite hard on stock throughout
Die valley.
Miss Marie Haines was out of
hcIk ol for a day or two with a bail
cold. ' '
Local high ncliool pupils or tak
ing mid year examinations at pres
ent. Itriads in this section are becom
ing quite badly cut up since the
snow has begun lo leave.
Mr. Gates was doing some butch
ering a lew days nno.
Work on the community play, to
bo given about February 2S, is go
ing along nicely.
Kd Haines bar some bail luck
last week. Mr. Haines is carrying
the mail between here and Oak
land. His car was damaged by lire
to such an extent that he was
forced to secure another car lo
bring the mail through for u few
days.
John Howe was down from the
mountain, both Sunday and Mnn
day.
Nelson Howe has been staying
in town for u couple of weeks. He
attends school in (he grade school.
LODGE EMBLEM
IS PRESENTED
fNVwH lt-i.vv Jh.iinbM ('Mind Nix-t-i.d)
(;i.FNI)AI,K, Jan. :i0. -A pasl
w oi l hy ma l i on pin was prcHcnicu
lo Mrs. F. W. Talum at a meeting
if Gleiiditle chapter order of Fast
ern Star held Tuesday even in:;.
Mrs. Flla l.each, worthy matron,
making the presentation speech.
Following the regular chaplei
meeting tint Stars held a social
meeting which was in the nature ol
a farewell parly to Mr. and Mrs.
!J. W. Tatiiiii who expi-cl to move
to Fugeno shortly.
TENMILE
(Vivst-ltevi-w l).m'I;iH ('uiihly Sieei:il
TKNMll.K, Jan. :iu. Mr. and
Mrs. John Cabot, Jr., havo moved
Into (heir new home.
Mrs. Fred Hreitenbucher, who
has been quite 111 Is now Improv
ing. Airs. L. I. King of Coquilto wtm
a week end visitor at the homo of
her cousin, Mis. W. O. Watson.
Mr. King has been employed as
head driller m the Fat Flk nil v, ell
project near Coq utile. M r. Kiim
has been engaged In Ibis type of
work since he was 2d years of age
ind has drilled wells all Dirotigo
the east and the mid-we-tier-i
stales. He had a recoid of brir.g
lug In a -Mion-ioot well Iu 2S day.i.
The 1. T. A. and 4 II clubs are
to present a program at tee
church Saturday, January .'II. Tht
proceeds will ro lo swell the funds
lor school Improvement and lo ex
pand the club work.
SOUTH DEER CREEK
( Si'iVN-lti'vii'W Itoiiidua Cixml.v Nixvl.il)
SOUTH ItKKU CIIKFK, Jan. ;hl.
- Mr. and Mrs. Dee i,elley and
I wo (luiiihiei H, Mouu and l.eona.
d' South Deer creek, spent Thers
lay evening at the D. K. Wood
home.
J. W. Cox spenl Saturday in
Itoschurg attending to business
matters and visiting friends.
Mrs. Hutu M. Fimlhiy and broth
nr. Hay Hlond, spent Friday at the
11. K. Shepherd home.
The county road grader has been
working on 1 he roads In Soul h
Deer creek for the past few days.
Calmer Davis spent Saturday in
Ho:;elnirg looking niter business at'
fit i ni and visiting friends,
Floyd Hells of Cleiiguiy was a
caller it I t he II. 10. lllood limit"
Tuesday morning.
Miss Flhel Shepherd has been
working In Koseburg the punt few
days.
V. II. Melton, Sr.. has been gel
ling poles to be used in the con
st ruction of a new More room.
o-
BIRTHDAY CELF-ORATED
1 ..- IM ! ll.-iliis i'. --'v ! --. iiil i
SOl'TH DKKH CHFKK. Jan. :tl.
Mrs. Huhy F. lllood entertained
on Sunday al her home iu South
Doer creek in honor of (he birth
u.i.v ol lief father, l-'iank Kelts. A
dinner was enjoyed at :i o'clock lol
lowed by an afternoon speni enjov
iii". music ami visit im:. Those
n ret-en I w ere Mr. and Mrs. J J.
Ilidts ol H'isehni':. Mr. and Mrs.
V. I. Melts and d.im'.hlor. Vada Mae
of Dleiv.-ary. Miss Agnes WeaDu .'
foirl ..i bos,.,iir.!. Mrs Jennie Unh
and .1. W, Co ol" South Dei r cieeli
H-u Mlood. Mrs Kinli Fludlav ami
Mr. ami Mis. It. K Itloo.'..
o
ri:,., .(lll.t model si i llnder
1 ton truck, complete w lib c:ih urn!
body nl a prlee you can't al'l'md to
pa- uii for sale bv IIiiiimu I'lo'v
lolet (' Adv.
STAND THE COSTS
f Nt-wvHi'vi.-w It-.nyl.i- C'tmiy Sit,iI)
(il.F.VDALF. Jan. 31.--W h e n
Tony He i nonih-z, a self -claimed
pi ize tighter w ho until recent.
iy ban b'-en cut ployed iih a la
borer with a KiMilliein Pacific ex
tra kuiii? Iu Cuw Creek canyon,
"bono wed" a - nice new suit ol
hint) clot lit-a and a new hat from
Jorje Alire, another Mexican liv
ing at Heuhen, Iu; evidently did not
think It neccjiHary to Bay any
thing to Alire it hour it before he
went if) MerHmd. Two d;:ya later
Air. Ilernojitlez n ituned from Med
ford in Die cu.ilody ot Deputy
Sheriff (leoi-K F. Olinhouse be
cause of ii warrant sworn out by
Alire charging larceny.
At a preliminary hearing before
A. ii. Clarke, jti.slict; of peace, Her
nondez ph-ad nuiity and hh hound
over for trial.
liernondez engaged Attorney
Cm orne A. Jackson to defend hi;n
A r-w minutes before- Hm; trial
commenced Die .service;! of Slier
man Smith, a Cow creek loKtfer
were enlisted an "prosecuting at
'oTiiev.' Jackson demanded a
Jury trial for his client and af-l.-t
.some delay a jury wea empaneled
compiiKiiiK Clai'f in"1 F Illide, W
1 4. Kartoii, Churie.s F. Kaler, J. W.
Ilation, Lory Miller and H. Lyntul.
A cerialu myslerious woman ami
n jealous lover' were alluded to by
Her nondez. during the course of
his testimony, as probable and par
(lal causes of his arrest ami trou
bles. The entire court as well as
(lie audience appeared very much
disappointed when Ihht hit of
lesMmony failed to inaterinli.e in
lo something definite and spicy
This hit of tesl linony. however
nerved Die purpose of confmdni'
the m;iin Issue al dial so that
when the case was jiiven tl;p jury
they di imrreed, Two jurors vnteil
for acoutilnl and four stood pitt fo"
conviction. '
Th case aKalu.il llernondez was
dlH'nisHod ; Alire pot his hat and
suit back; Olendale had nn after
noon' diveiwtnM : and the taxpay
ers foot the bills.
GLENDALE
(N.'vs H..vli-- Pnn'.'t;)' Comil.- pci,!) .
fJl.FNDAI.F. Jan. .'til-The Illhle
Study circle held Its weekly meet
Ini; at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wunsiii last .M outlay eve
niiiK. The meethiK next Monday
eveniiiK will he htdd- at the home
of Mrs. Alta Cunningham.
Mrs. Jessie Warlike and daugh
ter Itelty n-olored lo (irauta Pass
where they attended a picture
show Tuesday afternoon.
T. K. I.awson is confined to his
home on Third si reet this week
because of injuries to his back re-,
eeived last week when he slipped
and fell on some timbers while, at
work at the. new I.yslul-I,awson
sawmill.
Mrs. D. A. Fiaser of I.oill. Calif.,
is expected to arrive here the lat
ter part of this week for a visit
with friends ami relatives. Mrs.
Fraser Is a daughter of Mrs. D. N.
S,nydor and a former resident
here.
The Koseburg Humidors, a bas
ketball team made up of former
hiKlt school players, were too
much for the (ih ndale hiuli school
basketball team last Friday eve
ning, as they wmi easily by a
score of la to 15.
J. It. (tirundpa) liberie, who bait
been quite sick for the past two
weeks at his home In this city. Is
reported to ho somewhat better.
William (loehrend, local mer
chant , returned from Fort laud
Tuesday evening, where he has
been mi a bm-iiuvs trip since Sat
urday of last week.
John Jones motored to (it ants
I'ass Tuesday where he transacted
business.
Hans Fgeheri;, i rat k walker for
the .Southern 1 'act lie company,
made n business trip lo 11 rants
Pass last Saturday.
Mrs. D. N. Snyder, who has
been quite sick for some days, is
reported as beln ; much better.
Ward 1 1 a n I moutl , formerly con
siructioii engineer tor the Califor
nia Oregon Power company, resid
ing at Medford, has been appoint
ed dist rict manager with head
quarters at Crants Pass, lo suc
ceed J. F. Kerr who recently re
signed. IWiDl of these men are well
know u iu Dlemlalc as t hey have
a little
at a time
Huts Uro. have the best!
rule for ictaMing rotfer. A J
few pounds at it time never I
in bulk. This continuous j
prove in, Controlled Roasting, j
develop a flavor that uo j
ether collet has. j
Fresh from the original vacuum
pack, u.O vpt'tifii with the kty.
. . fl,rf the V fcf "
warm sugar V
to the &J
fruit syrup . . . (0
been frequent' visitors here on
business matters connected with
local interesiH of the-power com
pany. When in this city last week
Air. Kerr staled ne was not ready
to make any announcement con
cerning his plans for the future.
Mrs. Jake Fisher and Mrs. Wil
liam SchroedeT of Cow Creek were
Ulendale visitors Tuesday. They
attended a meeting of the Olen
dale chapter of the O. E. S. Tues
day evening.
Jerry Thomas, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Thomas. Is now
much belter after bavin? been
quite sick for several days.
.Mrs, Fred Smith went to. Myrtle
Creek the first of this week,
where she was summoned because
of the serious illness of her niece,
Mra. William McLain.
Miss Kthel M. Smith, who Is
employed at the courthouse at
HosebuiK, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. I. II. Smith, In this
city.
Dr. C. J. Oglo of Grants . I'ass
made a professional trip here last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wilson of
Grunts Pass visited with friends
here last Sunday. Mr. Wijson, who
is now in the wholesale grocery
business at Grants Pass, conduct
ed a general grocery store in this
city for many years, where the
Goehrend ami Smith store now is
located.
Josiah Jones is now able to be
up and about after a lengthy siege
of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller of
Grants Pass arrived here Monday
for a visit at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Meissner. Mr. Miller is
associated with Miller and lielz,
contractors who built the new
Glendale garage building. A small
addition to be built of tile and to
be used for u woodshed Is to be
added to the rear of the garage
building by Mr. Miller this week.
H. Fgeberg transacted business
at Grants I'ass Tuesday.
O. H. Heed and family moved
Into one of the MeHenry apart
ments the first of the week. Mr.
Heed is first trick operator for the
Southern Pacific company here
and Is a recent arrival from Inde
pendence.
SUTHERLIN
(Wa It -vkw t)i.iijiU- t'.nmtv SMM-i;ih
Sl'THFHUN, Jan. 31. The He
bekah lodge gave a surprise party
to 1 tie local Odd Fellows Tu -May
evening at the close of the latte"-'
regular meeting. A basket Tuiu-.ii
was served and lal,er In the eve
ning gamesajiil Siting were en
joyed. The ladies of . the Westminster
Circle will have a cooked food sale
Saturday afternoon at 'the Suther
Hn hardware store. '
Mrs. J. G. Cooper has recovered
from a short illness. .
Harold J. Soeolofskv. of Fugene,
Is re:isiered at Hotel Sulherlin.
Miss Marguerite Anderson spent
Wednesday in Kugene.
Mrs. Ilertha Harge Is leaving
for Portland where she will visit
witli W'-t sisler. She Intends to vis
It at. Winona with her brother
and plans (o be gone about J wo
weeks.
Mrs. John Cook is leaving Fri
day for Port hi nd wlih Mrs. Ber
tha Harge. .Mrs. Cook Intends to
return Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Thompson is plan
ning lo start repairs immediately
on the Calapooia telephone lines.
Mr. and Mrs. h. F. Cloud have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Cloud's narenta, Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Padeltord.
The Star Four orchestra is giv
ing a dntiee Saturday night in the
Odd Fellows hall.
Suthetiin high's basketball team
plays Glide high school Friday
night in the community hall.
Claud Allen Is remodeling his
garage. lie is installing a jircut
deal of new Ford equipment.
C. C. McFarlaml from Portland
is registered at Hotel Siitheiiin.
ATTENTION
Mrs. Velma Got'f Herman will be
ulad to meet her friends and custo
mors Friday, Jan. 31, at the Klile
Beauty Shop after a month's vaca
tion and study of permanent and
finger waving in San Francisco and
other southern cities.
M. V. KNDICOTT; Prop.
Here's the Beauty about
Won Spray Emulsion
There's a wide margin
of safety where severe
scale infestation Calls for
an over-dosage of Avon
Spr,iy Emulsion.
Here is an added feature
of this finer oil spray, re
fined by Associated from
seltclcJ crudes. It gives more
assurance to growers whose
trees are more heavily in
fested than average. It's as
near positive as a pest con
trol can be.
The use of Avon Spray
Emulsion is increasing in
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
ftrjtnw mnH Markrtm of Hurmkrii KrrvM. AiMxiatrA Attorialcd
kAhyi Ctolint, trut Mtfr tHU and Afmum mn4 4ntn Pvmllrr Spray
IEW FREE BOOK
j'' ASSOriATTD OIL COMPANY
O '' Srtil mr hs-rtrtrn F-tJvr-rir (-.irmoip
.
SUTKERLIN GIRL
GOES TO PORTLAND
RESUME STUDIES
(WwH'-thr li-.Tifclai County SjjK-i.il)
St'THKHLlX. Juyi. 30.- Miss
Wanda Hall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kniil Hall, left Monday nigiil
for Portland where she will at
tend business college. She will be
remembered as the winner of a
contest last spring which entitles
her to six mouths' frte tuition at'.
Ut iinke-Walker.
Wanda graduated last year from
the Sutherlin high school where
she was very prominent In schol
arship and athletics. She has been
employed until recently in Carr's
variety store in Koseburg.
Mrs. Hall and son, Wayne, also
left for Portland; but will make
only a short visit there with
friends and relatives.
RIDDLE
( . iM-tl' Vi-w )oiiK!.ia Onuitj- S.-ctal
UIDDLL', Jan. 31. .Mr. and Mrs.
II. F. Nichols were shopping and
a i tending to business matters iu
Koseburg Tuesday.
Miss Rosamond Logsdou and
Miss lit-ss Keubarn cf Koseburg
were visiting at the home of O.
V. Log .id on Wednesday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard and
family were visiting relatives at
Dillard Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Grant, Ern
estine and Helena Kiddle, Mrs. K.
S. Primer, Mrs. J. II. Koycr and
Mrs. Alary Welch were among
Kiddle people shopping in Rose
burg Saturday.
A. L. Aikius returned Monday
from Ashland, where he had been
the guest of his son, Harold, for
several days.
Ralph Quino and Roy Catching
of Koseburg were attending to
lHi-dnens mattei s here Tuesday.
Airs. Milton Acker, who is at
tending school at the Ashland Nor
mal silent lust week-end here vis
iting relatives. She returned to
Ashland Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Catching of Hose
buvg visited relatives here Tues
day afternoon.
M iss Lilian Logsdon returned
to her home here Wednesday after
spending Die past week iu Port
land with her mother, Mrs. O. V
London, who is convalescing in
a hospital there.
Unrrett D. Randall left the first
of the week for Sun Francisco,
where he is attending to business
matters for a few days.
'Veil Jackson, who has veen vls
lti;i - his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
J. Jackson, the past week, left for
ids home at Westwood, Cal., Wed
nesday. George Aikiiis and son. La re
made a business trip lo Rosehuig
Tuesday.
C. F. Sowerby purchased an Es
sex car this week from (he Roy
('itching Motor company of Rer
btp-g.
Glil Aspey and Elmer Love
drove to Portland Thursday to at
tend to business matters for sev
erel days.
Mrs. Jack Woods of Spokane
:n here Monday looking yftji"
property interests Mrs. Woods
expects to return next, month with
her mother, Mrs. I loward, who
will make her hote here.
Mrs. Haro'd Gilbreath of Roe
burg. w as visiting wilh Mrs. Ha1"
relt Randall and o'bor friends and
tela! ives here Thursday after
noon.
I am Woosler of C uiyonville
was visit lug at the home o1' hi?
vister, Mrs. C. C. Maiher, Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swarts and
Al Tompkins motored to Koseburg
Thmsih-y and spunt the afternoon
shopping,
Mrs. Stilly Nichols entertained
the indies of the Riddle grange
Thursday nfteinonn at her home.
Prof. ' T. S. Thorn pnon. Chris
Wihle. Mrs. Lora Riddle. Mrs
Pfj'f!'. Mr-i. Kimmel. Mr.. lllundell
and Annette Whipple, teachers in
Die local school, all amended Do
teachers' institute at Cuiyonville
last Saturday. Mrs. Waneta Cos
grow of district No. J0 also at
tended. Relief Reheklh lodge called a
special meeting for Wednesday
(veiling at which time the officers
for the coming term were Install
ed. Miss Alta Moore, district de
puty president, assisted by Helena
evory section of the West
alienage increased
383.7 per cent for 1929
ost 1928. More than
30.300 acres in choice de
ciduous orchards are al
ready under the control of
Avon Spray Emulsion.
Get "Finer Fruit and
More of It" with Avon
Spray Emulsion. Call at
the nearest Associated
plant, or better yet, ask out
Associated Spray Advisor
to drive out to your or
chard. No obligation.
Kiddle, nmrshall, installed tlu? fol-1
lowing officers: :
Lillian Logsdon, N. G.; Mrs. Ida
Murgoyne, viee-g and : Mrs. Lizzie j
Crow, warden; Airs. Orma Keller, i
con d uc t rr ss ; M ra. M a ry A spy .
chaplain: Alta Moore, secretary;!
W. II. Hoot, inside guardian; Hel
ena Kiddle. musician; Uertha
Dlundell, R. S. N.. G. ; Clara Walk
er, II. S. V. G.
Thursday evening at 6:30 Riddle
high school bad a big pep rally
down town. Afterwards there w.'s
a big bonfire on the school
grounds. The purpose of this was
to arouse the - enthusiasm of the
community for the boys' game
with Camas Valley on Friday
night.
Riddle high school Is showing
interest In the district declama
tory contest this year. Four stu
dents already have Indicated their
intentions of entering the contest.
These are Carl Butler, Carlyle
riurgoyn Dean Marcum and Ern
estine Riddle.
YONCALLA
(."mrfnti'ij I'ivm I.raiu-1 Wire) f
YONCALLA, Jan. 31. Iludy Tl
rk'li wont lo Portland last Wed
nesday, where he met his parents,
Mr. and Mra. Ulrk-h of Fairfax,
Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich will
make Youcalla their home in the
future.
Mrs. Clam Tandy, who has been
visiting relatives in Noli for the
lust month, returned to her home
here this week.
James W. Smith of Haubstadt,
Ind., Is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Klla DauKherty, for a. couple ol
months.
Mrs. Laura Applegate, who Is
visiting relatives in Long Iieaeh,
Calif., has been the honored Kuest
of several social affairs. Celebrat
ing her 71st birthday, January 23,
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Yorkes gave a
birthday dinner for her. In the
eveiiln;;. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. "Work
mau gave a card party, honoring
Mrs. Applegate. Mrs. Apnlegate
static the weather ia wonderful
down there and she is enjoying
every minute of her visit.
Misa Whitteniore, 'enroute home
to Kirkland, Wash., after spending
a year in California, is visiting her
brother, Mr. L. D. Forbes of Red
Hill.
Mrs. E. V. Leach was hostess to
a dinner recently honoring the
birthday of Miss Margaret Ludwig.
The following guests were present.
Misses Hosa Davis, Lucille Hunt
ington) Joy Roberts, Margaret
Ludwig, aud the hostess, Mrs. E. V.
Leach.
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FEBRUARY DRESS STYLES
New shipment of Carr's $1.95
frock dresses for February. Buy
teal styled dresses. Coast made tor
coast use at Carr's low price of
St. 95. See the new spring styles
and fine fabrics. Carr's "where
you save. Adv.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. U rand's Road Stand.
- Mrs. Belle de
MflP iffVa W 1 Va4 Fa co catercss, recom-
ljf I MjWfi nTCndl Snow like'
1 c&n
depend
on SNOW FLAKES
-they are always oven-fresh"
From her wide experience as a catcress in the Bay
region, San Francisco, Mrs. Belle de Graf has
learned that when first courses are enjoyed, the
success of a dinner or luncheon is assured. "I do
everything possible to make my cocktails, soups
and salads appetizing," she says. "I serve Snow
Flakes with them, for I can depend on these soda
wafers being oven-fresh.'
You will always find Snow Flakes delight
fully oven-fresh. They are baked daily
near your home, their flaky crispness
scaled in wax wrapping. As a final pre
caution, every package is sold under our
money - back "Guarantee of Freshness."
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY
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Tacoma Spokane
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FARM PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED BY COW
CREEK RANCHERS
(NVw.-RevlfW DoiibIiu County Sicul)
CiLKNIiALK, Jan. 30 A number
of pinchers from Cow Clek and
Windy Creek valleys near lliia city
met with a committee of the Glen
dale chamber of commerce at the
city hall last Friday evening to dis
CiiBS local farm problems. J. K.,
Howard, representing me iui.ai
chamber, was chairman ot the
nn-etiiiB aud principal speaker.
The proposal to conceunaie
.....i r.j,,,, uftivhlca In this sec
tion to a few principal lines ot en
deavor and to cooperate m piuuut.
tion and marketing, met with con
siderable favor. Another meeting is
lo be held at an early date at
which time local phases ot dairy
ing, poultry and eggs, goats, and
.....I. ..-Itl. n,..nl.l l-.lirul'it In lU'nt'H.
will be discussed. It is hoped to
have county Ageni j. c ieuy at
tend the next meeting and give an
unnlvxiH nf- local soil and climatic
conditions.
YONCALLA GRADE
SCHOOLS PUPILS
ARE ENTERTAINED
(Nt-wn-Ht'iifw Dougl-M County Social)
YONCALLA, Jan. 31. Miss Lu
cille Huntington was hostess to a
party last Thursday evening, hav
ing as her guests the pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades. Games
were played and a pleasant eve
ning enjoyed, following which de
licious refreshments were served
to the following guests: Misses
Martha Lee, Audrey Rogers, Lu
cille Glover, Mary Clark, Hazel
Cooley, Margaret Daugherty, Bes
sie Wahm. Martha Umbarger,
Dorothy Edes, and Messrs. Stan
ley White, ClaudP Daugherty, Mar
vin Holland, Robert Campbell.
Raphael Toner, James Weber,
Clyde Anderson, and their teacher.
Miss Alice Larsen.
PROPERTY SOLD
' (Noun-Review Douglas L'niiiitv Special)
GLENDALE. Jan. 30. Mrs. Pres
ton Jackson sold her house, togeth
er with a four-acre tract of land lo
cated on the Cow creek road a
short distance from this city to
Fred Smith, an employe of the
Glendale Lumber company, this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Smith expect
to move into the house as soon on
it is vacated by its present occu
pants, Edwin Johnson and fam;ly,
who in turn expect to move into a
house in the Clara addition.
Leaky Roofs
Stop your leaking roofs and walls
with Bitutect. Sticks to any wei
surface. Painted or mopped. Re
quires no experience. Applied cold.
Denn-Gerretsen Co. Phone 128.
Adv.
I
JOIN THE
RADIO CLUB
Help us to -clear this city of
radio interference. Send your
dues to the club secretary, Ver
non M. Orr at the Roseburg
National Bank.
DUES 82.00 PER YEAR
lAve with mAwwrrv
I Keep the I
1 Bowels Free
During Cold
Treatment
Box of 60
REXALL
ORDERLIES
50 cents
Regular bowels are as impor
tant in treating colds as the
medicine you take. At the
first sign of constipation take
Rexall Orderlies, the laxative
tablets with the chocolate
taste. They're gentle yet ef
fective and form no habit.
Sold only at Rexall Stores.
Nathan Fullerton
1 a JRg2i Bsttg Star,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
!
The increase in prices by 11
manufacturers of automobiles would
indicate that used car orice3 right
now are the lowest that may be
sxpected in 1930. In our used cars
you will find the trouble-free trana
portation you are looking for. ba'
cause every one is worth the mone f
if for any reason, after you buy
the car, you do not think it is a
good value, brjng it back and get
your money. Here is a partial list
of our used cars:
1928 Dodge Victory Sedan,
Has monopiece body and in
ternal hydraulic brakes.
1925 Dodge Deluxe Sedan.
Kun 17,600 miles. Has ex
cellent mohair upholstery ,
and 5 disc wheels.
1926 Dodge Special Sedan.
Run less than 15, 000 milco.
Has 5-bearing crankshaft,
natural wood wheels, and
Spanish grain leather uphol
stery. 1925 Dodge Coupe. Original
finish is bright. Has had ex
cellent care.
1924 Dodge Coach. Two-tone
color job makes it unusually
good looking. A dependable
closed car.
1926 Chevrolet Sedan. Com
pletely reconditioned. Has .
new tires all around. '
1928 Pontine Coach. Run loss
than 8,000 miles. Looks like
new and has had perfect
care.
1925 Buick Coupe. In excellent
running condition. A real
buy for the man who gets it.
1S2S Essex Sedan. Looks and
runs like new. Mice seat cov
ers have protected the cush
ions so they are like new.
Run about 12,000 miles.
1927 Star Coach. Has been re
conditioned to give real ser
vice. Here's a chance for
low-priced six-cylinder trans
portation. 1926 Ford Touring. Motor,
body and chassis have been
thoroughly overhauled. Has
85 tires.
1926 Overland Sedan. As near
a new car as one can hv.y-Y
Has ben wor.derf-.sllj" well
kept it's 11,000 miles.
1927 Dodge 1-ton truck. Al
most new tires, good cab anf
ong bed.
Fcd 1-ton truck without start
cr. Has been overhauled, has
cood Ores, has newly relinesf
bands. Motor runs like 'a
clock.
ALL THESE CAPS CARP.Y
THE MONEY-BACK GUAR
ANTEE. Newland Motor
, . Company
Ro:b-jr,j. Oregon
Phone 453
HILLS
BROS
CQFFIilt j
11S-1S2 S. Stephens St.
q Phone 453
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