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Newspaper Page TextT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1930. THREE- Local News Brockway Couple In Town Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, of llrotk way, were visitors iu Koseburg. Mr. Davis Here From Dillard Chailt'8 Davis, of Dilartl, was a liuHincsH visitor in tiiia city Weil iiml:iv iifti'rnnmi Melrose Visitor in Town Prod I Corf, prominent Melrose randier, was a business visitur in ItosebuiK jesicrday. Mr. Goff Here From Sutherlln I. J. Golf, of Sutherlln, was a busi ness visitor here yesterday afternoon. Improving In Health Mrs. Ed ward Tollman is reported to be improving at her home on West First street. South Deer Creek Visitor D. Adams, of South Deer Creek, was a business visitor in Koseburg Wed u es day a f t e rnoon. Mr. Fate Is Business Visitor R. Fate, of Myrtle Creek, spent Wednesday nfternoon in this city visiting friends and shopping. James Conn, of Melrose, was a business visitor here yesterday afternoon. Myrtle Point Visitors in Town Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Unshnell, of Myrtle Point, spent yesterday in this city visiting friends and shop-plug. Days Creek Visitor in Town Mrs. Alice ltachor, of lmys creek, spent yesterday in Koseburg visit ing friends and shopping. Here From Lookingglass Fred Chamberluin, of . Lookingglass, spent several hours here yesterday transacting business. Umpqua Couple Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. King Carlyle, of Ump qua, ' were visitors in Koseburg Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Rust Here Shopping Mrs. Virgil Kust, of Uiltard, was in this city yesterday afternoon, shop ping and visiting friends. Canyonville Visitor In Town Wade WortlniiKton, of Canyonville, spent yesterday afternoon in litis city transacting business. Mrs. Nachter Shops Here Mrs. Narhter, of Melrose, spent Wed nesday afternoon in Koseburg shopping and visiting friends. Umpqua Rancher Here on Busi ness J ess Shambrook, of Ump qua, was a business visitor in Koseburg yesterday afternoon. Visits Brother in Roseburg Jess How man, of Myrtle Creek, rpent Wednesday In this city visit ins his brother, Al. Bowman. Spends Day Here on Busin Milton .Tavaner, of Cleveland, spent Wednesday afternoon In this city transacting business. Glide Men Here on Business Floyd Watson and F. S. Blakeley of Glide, were business visitors in this city yesterday afternoon. Garden Va'ley Visitors Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hinkley, of Garden val ley, spent several hours here yes terday afternoon transacting busi ness. Umpqua Visitors in Town Miss Myra and Miss Mary Kamp, of Umpqua, 'spent Wednesday after noon in tills city visiting friends and shopping. t Riddle Man Here on Business A. 'L. Atkins, prominent Riddle resident, was in Roseburg yester day afternoon transacting business. Lookingglass Couple Here --Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Howard, of Looking glass, were in Roseburg yesterday afternoon visiting friends and transacting business. Goes to Eugene on Business George Cox. chef of the Silver Nook grill, loft yesterday for Eugene, where he will spend a short time transacting business. Canyonville People Here Mrs. Toe ( lough. Miss Hess and Huron ('lough, of Canyonville, spent Wed nesday iu this city on business. Melrose Couple Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cloake, of Melrose, were in this city yester day shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. Stuller Shops In Roseburg Mrs. l'Mwurd Stuller, of itiddlo, spent several hours in this city yeslenlay visiting friends and shopping. Here From Happy Valley Mrs. Frank Steinliauer, of Happy val ley, was in this city yesterday af ieinoon shopping and visiting friends. Interest to Farmers On Friday evening several reels of pictures sponsored by the Miller-Sanford Co., showing Caterpillar tractors In act Ion on highway, farms, remov ing snow drifts, or cultivating or chards, will be shown at the Law son garage on South Stephens street by Mr. Dyer, the local rep resentative of "Cats." This Is a sort of tractor school, and will be of special interest to companies and individuals using tractors in any work where lots of power Is re quired. The show is free to all parties, and the Caterpillar people are desirous that the demonstra tion shall be witnessed by farm ers and contractors generally. For generations the first choice of tvell-dressed men You can wear the same quality and same style hat that is worn in the most fahhionahle centers of the world: Choose a Stetson none finer is ninth'. The shades of felt and propor tions of crown and brim are cxarlly those designed 1V leading hat stylists of the world. Universally and for very good reasons, a Stetson stands first. Dole Visitor Here Wednesday J. H. Adams, of Dole, spent Wed nesday afternoon In this city transacting business. Mr. Scott Here on Business Thomas Scott, of Melrose, was a business visitor here for several hours Wednesday afternoon. Here From t-onKingglas& Hen ry Klore, of Lookingglass, spent Wednesday In this city isiting relatives and transacting business. Spending Wednesday In Rose bury Mrs. O. O. Matthews, of Melrose, spent Wednesday after noon in Roseburg visiting friends and shopping. Azalea Visitor in Town Frank Wilson, of Azalea, spent a short time in this city yesterday trans acting business. Transacts Business in Roseburg G. DeUernardi, of Glide, spent today in this city transacting busi ness and visiting friends. A. A. U. W. Meeting There will be a meeting of the Roseburg branch of the American Associa tion of Vnlversity Women at the Umpqua hotel on Saturday at a 1:00 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. W. G. Iaul will be the speaker.. Prevent Rugs Slipping Rugs will not slip or curl if you cut small pieces from an old inner tub and sew one on each of the four corners with strong thread matching the rug color as near as possible. BUSINESS AREA OF VERA CRUZ BURNED (Auoctitrd Prat Lcatrd Wlr) VERA CRUZ. Mexico. Feb. 13. Fire inflicted a considerable loss in the business section of this city during the night. The blaze broke out In a hat factory and spread rapidly to adjoining build ings and to an armory, where ex plosion of stored ammunition made a spectacular display. In the midst of the fire the city's water supply failed and the fire men were almost helpless to com bat the flames. Jail break shortly before noon yes terday. They were overpowered by Sheriff E. H. Lister and deputies after a short encounter. Three steel hack saws were recovered. The jail from which the men sought to escape was built 50 years ago. GRANTS PASS JAIL BREAK THWARTED JOHN R. KELLY Sheet Metal Works Auto Body and Fender Work 444 N. Jackson Phone 460 GRANTS PASS, Ore., Feb. 13. Armed with iron barf sawed from their cell cots, eight prisoners in tlie county juil here attempted a Eugene Visitor Here Yesterday .Miss Mary Yarborough, of Eu gene, spent a short time in this city yesterday visiting friends. She Is well known here. Leave Hospital Wednesday Mrs. L. L. Powell and baby daugh ter were able to leave Mercy hos pital yesterday and returned to their home in Dixonvllle. Powers Women Shopping Here Mrs. O. W. Gessler and Mrs. James lidone. of Powers, are spending several days In Roseburg visiting friends and shopping. Returns From Portland Mrs. OeorRe Cox has returned to her work at the Palace of Sweets, af ter spending the past week in Portland visiting relatives nnd friends. Return From Coast Trip Frank Churchill. Wayne Jones and B. W. Strong, prominent local busi ness men, returned yesterday from the coast, where they spent a short time on business. Transacts Business Here R. F. Woodward, divisional superintend ent of maintenance of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company out of Portland, spent Wednesday in this city transacting otnclal business at the local office. Melrose Peoplo Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Royco Huscnbark, Mr. and Mrs. D. llllsenlmrk and Mr. anil Mrs. T. 13. Husenbark. all of Melrose, spent several hours In this city yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. Visltina in This City Mrs. Ar nold Tollefson. of Portland, Is spending several days In Rose burg visiting her mother, MrH Minnie Noyer, and her sister, Mrs. George Cox. She will visit, in Marshfleld before returning to Portland. Reoorted III at Home Mrs. Bert Courtney, of this city, was ill at her home in the Banks apartments yesterday. She Is a member of the local J. C. Penney company stuti. Transacting Official Business E. L. Knapp, auditor of the Eu gene Reslster and the Roseburg News-Review. Is Bnenuing a tew days iu this city on official busi ness. Former Residents Here Lee Williams and Leroy Burton, of Eu gene, spent yesterday in this city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Williams is the son of Mrs. Ellse Williums, of Roseburg. Imnrovtna In Portland Hospital Mrs. John Ulam, of Canyonville, Ib reported to be considerably Im proved, after spending the past several weeks as a patient of Dr. Coffey's hospital in Portland. Lions Hear Singers The Rose burg Mons club at its regular meeting last nisht was entertained by the Cacy brothers who present ed a number of vocal duets. A good attendance of Lions was re ported at the dinner meeting. Coos Junction Couple in City Mr. and Mrs. John A. C. King, or Coos Junction, were in Roseburg Wednesday visiting friends and shopping. Mr. King operates the Coos Junction service station and store. Back From Corvallls Miss Bes sie Redbani, secretary of the coun ty health unit, returned lust night from a short visit at Corvalls. She visited with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews, who recently moved to Corvallls, where Dr. Matthews 1b uastor of the uaptir.t church, and also enjoyed a short visit with Miss Jessie Smith, a student at the state college. Mrs. Church Called to Portland Mrs. H. C. Church left yester day for Portland, where she- was called to be with her husband, Dr. Church, who is a patient at '.he Veterans' hospital. Dr. Church will nnderso a major operation this week. Return Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Georee Witters returned to their home in this city yester day, after spending the past sev eral days in Portland visiting friends nnd transacting business. Mr. Witters is manager of the lo cal Safeway store. f Called to Roseburg Mrs. Har vey Q. llrown arrived in this city yesterday from Portland, where she was called by the sudden Ill ness of her daughter. Miss Kdna. who was taken to Mercy hospital a few days ago. Mr. itrown Is a n-uient of Pr. Coffey's hospital in Portland. She will return to Port land when her daughter's recovery is assured. Hospital Patients T. L. Weav er, of Canyonville, underwent a major operallon yesterday morn ing at Roseburg General hospital with Dr. Maxson, of Myrtle Creek, and Dr. E. B. Stewart in attend ance. Mrs. Elmer Rogers, of Glide, and Mrs. Matthew M. Ad ams, of South Deer Creek, were admitted to the hospital yesterday for medical treatment. Mrs. W. T. Hart, and Mrs. O. T). McAllister, of Roseburg, were able to leave the hospital yesterday and return to their homes. Will Leave Hospital Soon Ac cording to word received here. Mrs. O. V. Logsdon, of Kiddle, will soon he able to leave Dr. Cof fey's hospital in Portland, and re turn to her home. She has been a palient In the hospital for the past several weeks, having recently un dergone a major operation. Her daughter, Miss Rosamund, Is a resident of this city. Bladder Irregular? If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn ing or Itching Sensation, Backache, Leg Pains, or muscular aches, mak ing you feel tired, denressed, and discouraged, why not try the Cys tex 48 Hour Teat? Don't give up. Get Cystex today. Put it to the test. See for yourself how quickly it works and what It does. Money hack if It doesn't bring quick im provement, and satisfy you com pletely. Try Cystex today. Only G0c. Nathan Fullerton, the Rexall store. Adv. Endorsed by Beautiful Women j Beauties who guard their com i plexions use MELLO-GLO Face Powder only. Famous for purity its coloring matter is aprpoved by I the Government. The skin never ; looks pasty or flaky. It spreads more' smoothly and produces a youthful bloom. Made by a new ; French process, MELLO-GLO Face j Powder stays on longer. Nathan Fullerton. Adv. The 'Step-In A completely boneless Step-in, with opening part way down the side, to allow'one to put the gar ment on ffjssly w.d quickly, is ideal for slender and average fig ures. The front and back panels are of rayon patterned corded nov elty cloth and there are two side panels of elastic over each hip. The elastic is especially reinforced at top and bottom by a strong strand of extra heavy rubber, run ning directly through the mate rial, which keeps the panels in shape, I. ABRAHAM THE SILK STORE AUCTION SALE Carload of Horses Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1 o'Clock Sharp Culver's Garage, Corner Main , and Washington Sts. Carload of good, young, chunky horses weighing from 1200 to 1700 pounds each. Also four good young mules. Come and look these horses over before day of sale. H. R. KUEHNE Terms Cash or Bankable Notes. SPECIAL For Friday and Sat. Ivorine enamelware, green trimmed assorted utensils for Good Used Machinery Plows, Discs, Drags. Both Tractor and Horse Drawn These machines are reconditioned thoroughly and will do good work. SPECIAL Oliver Sulky Plow ......... .$40.00 Used Cream Separator $10.00 FarmBureauCooperativeExchange Roseburg Oakland AGENTS FOR l H. Eleetrle Rangoa John Dear, Plow Co. Hood Rlr Spray Co. Hooilar and Mllwauke, Pump Sutharlln 8pray Co. New Ranges Bed Room Sets NEW Ivory Dressers Mohair and velour davenports. Silk floss and inner, spring mattresses. Simmons high grade coil bedsprings. MODERATELY PRICED Powell Furniture Company 115 Sheridan St Phone 538 COOKING SCHOOL. ECHOES Good-Morning Biscuits baked in a jiffy Just try this time-saving scheme and we'll wager your family will have hot biscuits for breakfast often. Whenever you make biscuits for the evening meal, mix up enough extra dough for the follow ing morning. Have your biscuits all cut out, put them in the pan and keep them overnight where it's cold. All you have to do the next morning is to heat your oven and bake them. Try this tested recipe for biscuits given below. Made with Crisco they are light, tender, fluffy and snowy-white. And, of course, their flavor is sweet. How could it be otherwise when the flavor of Crisco itself is so sweet and fresh? II See Our Window Goettel's Variety Store Where Your Dollars Tulk j Dj A New Day on the U Living Screen jj j" . vfllV'& JJROUOrff I rpVipv T FRIDAY AND B Jgfcfj 1 Y SATU RDAY B M - 'yita When tta Frontier M ' . Hard-riding romance and double- f-'v'J ' Ml v barrelled adventure-alongi the roar- . Jar van 0'8 IVI 1 ing frontier towns (.. the struggle of " V J& ' VV M-T'n V nn outlaw to clear his name ... of a . ' at Wl rney V true-blue girl whose family was his IV v enemy . . . re-creating Zane Grey's MSS ' ' Llc9t C,W VL saga of the Southwest. ' Jf sJJmSS" EvenW M Photographed Againrt a Background' 4raW VmI ll Surpassing Beauty. , WJm IsKWVsl' Jl ANTLERS t cups bread flour S teasfmonj baking powder 14 tcaiipoon salt 4 tablespooni Criico cup milk or water (for "drop" biscuits) or ft cup milk or water (for "rolled" biscuit) Sift dry ingredients together 8 times. Work Crisco in with fork. Add liquid gradually. Form dough into shape, roll inch thick, cut For scone tliaped biscuits, cut tqiuirm, then diagonally in half. Brush top of biscuits with melted Crisco or milk. Itake in hot oven (150 F.J 15 to 20 minute. Makes about 12 biscuit. Taste Crisco Then you'll understand why iU own sweet, fresh flavor ro improves the taste of your cakes, pies, hot breads, cookies and fried foods. Crisco is a gnffct time-saver. Easy to cream, easy to mis: winter or summer. OrtMvtotM raflr1 W rmtat JmIH C. (iscoi New Orleans' Mardi Gras ' 1 is a part of this triP 4ll jCtst 1 1 it I. , vw Hver-pascinatinc New Orleans! And merrier than ever at Mardi Cras time. Carnival functions begin early in January with the fun and frolic of Mardi Gras proper from Feb. 27 to March 4. - At no extra fare (slightly additional in some cases) you can include New Orleans on your trip East. You in clude too, Califor nia, the pictur esque Southwest and quaint Old Dixie. It's a route that knows no winter. Balmy days and sparklinc nights, crowded with varied scenes and inter ests. Stopover along the way at places you wish to visit. Experienced travelers have found that in no other way can so much be included at such low cost. Your agent will be glad to tell you more. Without obligation, let him prepare an itiner ary for you, insuring a trip of care free pleasure. Phone, write or tall on the Southern Pacific aft't for complete information; also for illus trated booklet "Uastbotind from the Pacific Northwest." 6natluesrim PaciSn J. E. CLARK, AGT. Phone 11 Roseburg, Ore.