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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1930. THREE Local News Discharged From Hospital Mrs. Elmer Rogers and baby were disrhaiKt-d from the Uoseburg Gt n erul hospital yesterday. Goes to California Dick Willliims of this city left yesterday for Oak land, California, where he will at tend to business interests. To Pendleton on Business A. C. Wallace left yesterday for IVn dletun, where he will spend some time attending to business con cerning road contracts. To Meet on Saturday The Loy al Temperance legion will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in the Presbyterian church. All children 7 years or over are invited. Camas Valley Man Here M. Thrush of Camas was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday. From Wilbur Mrs. R. L. Irving of Wilbur spent yesterday In town visiting friends and shopping. Hoagtin Man Here M. I. Kim mel of Hoaglin was here yester day attending to business matters. From Tenmile Mrs. M. Mc Avoy of Tenmile spent yesterday in Itoseburg shopping and attend ing to business. Vicit Enroute Home (leraldine Richardson and Howard Page, both students at O. S. C, were guests at the home of Miss Mar ian Fisher of this city yesterday enroute to their homes at Coos Bay. Visit Here Irene Austin and Lynn Horton, students at O. S. C, were guests of Miss Marian Fish er yesterday, enroute to Yreka, California, where they will spend fcpi iiig vacation with their par ents. Visiting at Oakland Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Henninger of Lincoln. Nebraska, arrived In Oakland Wednesday night and will visit for a few weeks at the home of Mr. Henninger's nephew, E. L. Hennlnger. From Hubbard George Knight of Hubbard is in Roseburg for a short time attending to business matters. Klamath Falls People Here Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craft cm of Klamath Falls are In this city for a few days on business and visiting. From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindsay of Melrose spent yes terday In this city shopping and visiting friends. Canyonville VisitorMrs. O. M. Racor of Canyonville spent yester day In this city shopping and vis t King friends. Admitted to Mercy Hospital Mrs. P. E. Beaver was admitted to the Mercy hospital recently for medical treatment. BAKER HIGH FIVE DEFEATS ASHLAND SALEM. Ore., March 21 Show ing a woeful lack of coordination in their maneuvers throughout the entire session, Ashland high this morning played their final game cf the 10th annual interscholastic tournament when the Lithian3 were put out of the running by Baker high, 39 to 20 In a conso lation affair. The second same of the conso lation rounds played this morn ing resulted in b win for Eugene over Tillamook after the latter had annexed a one point lead, 9 to 8, at the half. Jlerg, Flashy Eu gene forward, put the game on ice for his team by his sensation al work in the second period when he shot four field goals. This (afternoon at 3:30 Dallas will meet North Rend in a conso lation game, while Astoria will battle Pendleton in a semi-final contest in the championship series. Tonight Salem and Commerce of Portland, play a sfmi-final cham pionship game, while Paker and Eueene meet in a consolation affair. CARNERA TOPPLES ZAVITA IN ROUND 1 Father Is Dead S. J. Sprngue. a resident of Oregon since 1909, died "Wednesday at his home in Marsh field according to word received here. He was f.ie father of Mrs. Clara Torbet of this city. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon. From Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard of Klamath Falls, accompanied by Ross Bates, ar rived here yesterday. Ross will re main in Roseburg for on Indefinite period, and Mr. and Mrs. Dillard will make a short visit with rela tives and friends. v Going to Tennessee MrH, Louise Baldwin, who has been making her home in Glendale for the past three years, expects to leave soon on an extended visit with relatives and friends in Tennessee and North Carolina. Mrs. Baldwin is a niece of the late Senator Robert C. Tay lor of Tennessee. Riddle Visitors Mrs. A. O. Spear and her daughter. Mrs. S. B. Nichols, of Riddle were in Rose burg yesterday shopping and visit ing friends. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. March 21 In a fight which promoters said was a financial flop. Primo Camera, Italian pugilist, last nieht disposed of Frank Zivlta. Newark heavyweight, in one min ute and 51 seconds. It was Car- nera's eleventh straight knockout victory. At the start Zavlta rushed Car- nera, but the Italian floored him for a count of nine with a left up- percut. After a bit of sparring Car- nera came in again and ended the fight with a left to the head and a right to the body. Zavita ap peared nervous and did not land a solid punch during the bout. Wilbur People In Town Mrs. C W. Hughes and two children of Wil bur spent yesterday In Roseburg visiting and shopping. Hospital Patients Mrs. William Blair of Dillard was admitted to the Roseburg General hospital yes terday for medical treatment. J. Dubell of Canvonville was dis charged from the hospital today. Always the most prominent item of a man's attire, his hat becomes the most pictures que and graceful part when it's worn with that careless air born of the knowledge that it's correct because it's a Stetson. Now shown in the new spring pastel shades. Will Reside in Coquille Mr. and Mrs. Edward Renin c" this city are moving to Coquille, where Mr. Perrln will operate a shoe tore. owned by A. II. Perrin of Roseburg. Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs Leon McClintock, accompanied by Harlan Atterbury, are leaving to day for Portland, where they will meet Miss Vera McClintock, return Ing here after spending the winter mouths in the east. Daughter Born to Former Resi dents word has been received here that a daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pond of San Francisco on Mnrch 18th, Mrs. Pond was formerly Luelln Brown of this city, and graduated from high school here. Mr. Pond was employed in the local Safe way store and Is now manager of one of the stores in San Francisco. Mrs. K. F. Brown of this city, Mrs Pond's mother, has been spend- his iaithful valet, James Coltman. to whom the veteran statesman had bidden farewell just before he died Wednesday. Tomorrow his own people will place his body by the side of that of his mother, Lady Blanche Bal four, and his brother. The coffin will be carried on an old farm can drawn by farm horses in accord ance with custom und the Scottish laird will be borne to his grave by six old servants, some of whom have been in the family for nearly sixty years. SONNENBERG SENDS FOE TO HOSPITAL CANADIAN SHIP SEIZURE HELD TO HAVE BEEN ILLEGAL (Associate! lrt-ii lasM Win) SEATTLE, .March 21. Release of the Canadian-American freigh ter Chief Cupihmu. seized under a writ of foreign attachment in the strait of Juan U Kuca last Wednesday by a 1' lilted States coast guard . patrol boat, loomed today as a result of a ruling by Federal Judge B. E. Cushman at a special court session last night. Although the freighter was seiz ed in American waters, Judge Cushman held that the seizure was illegal under a treaty which guaranteed free passage through the strait to American and Bri tish, vessels. He allowed attor neys for the libeHitnts until 3 p. m." today to obtain a writ from the United States circuit court of appeals at San -Francisco prohibit ing the signing of an order quash ing the attachment under which the Chief Capilano was being held at Port Townsetul. The whip was bound from Van couver, li. C, to the Orient ami had drifted-Into American waters because of adverse tides when seized. The vessel was libeled by Danl and Russel, Inc., of Portland, Ore., who claimed SZO.OOM dam BOSTON. March 21 Henri 1)1 ghtue. French heavyweight wrest ler, today was confined to a hos pital v.ith concussion of the brain and fractured i lbs, injuries suf fered last ntsht when he was but ted out of the ring during a match with tJiti Sonnenberii, recognized as the titleholder ift most states. Diglune had one fall on Sonnen berg umi then had checked the former football star for almost liO minutes before the latter launched one of his furious "flying tackles." The force of the butt swept both through the ropes. Diglane under neath. Sonnenberg landed easily but Higiune fell head first to the floor. The Frenchman was pushed hack into the ring and as he stafi- gered ubout, bleeding profusely, Sonnenberg launched another fly ing tackle and was awarded the fall, which squared the contest. He was awarded the decision on a default when Diglane fulled continue the match. Attractions AT THE MOVIES what h e selected this role him he proves that he knew was about. ANTLERS. Today and Satur- ( day, Itichard Iix in "Seven Keys to Baldpate," al-talking. LIBERTY. Today and Satur day, "Hungarian Rhapsody." Born ! : MORE OREGONIANS PAY INCOME TAX (Aftttx-latM Pr. UKtl Wiw) PORTLAND, Ore., March 21 Toial of 40,439 federal income tax returns were filed at the Portland internal revenue office aa- against 36.275 last year. Clyde O'.1 Hunt- rETRRSON To Mr. and Mrs. ley, collector said today. Host of Harold Peterson in Roseburg on' llie 4.1G4 increase is in -the re- U. P. R. R. BUYS 33 NEW MOTOR STAGES (Ammclutcl I.'.-. I.eiiP"1 WiTt) OMAHA. Neb., March 20. The Union Pacific system today an nounced the purchase of nearly a half million dollars worth of motor busses for its transcontinental und west coast routes. Twenty-two of the new stages will be added to lines between Chicago and Los Angeles, and elev en between Portland, Spokane, UoIse and Salt Lake City. The Interstate Transit lines, Union Pad t ic Stages, Inc., and the Interstate Coach company, sub sidiaries of the railroad system. IT takes a good movie to please every theatre goer, hut "Seven Keys to I laid pate," w hich opened at the An Hera last night, had very few critics. This is Richard IHx's newest talking production and it's a dandy. To review the plot would spoil the thrill fur thoe who go to the Antlers today and tomor row. It Is enough to say that there Isn't a root, of the tilm that isn't interesting. It's a mystery pic ture and a genuine "meller drain er," ho "melodramatic" in fact that it is good comedy. The producers bragged consid erably about the effect of a new voice on the talking screen. They referred to the north wind, which is filmed with great effective ness In this picture. Throughout the greater part of the picture this voice Is heard and it certainly adds realism to the mid-winter) night's mysterious doings around a deserted resort high on a lone ly mountain. I lx as a successful young nov elist seeking solitude is at his March 20, 1930, a daughter. JOHN To Mr. and Mrs. L. C. John in Roseburg on March 2D, 'Jo0, a son. CON'KLE To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Conkle at the Itloom maternity home. Monday, March 17, )a 104 pound daughter. turns on Incomes exceeding $5,000. This group totaled 19,250 returns with 13,u50 the figure last- year. Renson School P. T. A. spring frolic, Friday. March 21 at 7:30. JEWS WILL HONOR BALFOUR'S NAME LONDON, March 21 Reports in Jewish quarters from Bucharest today said that all Jewish boys who are born in Rumania next week will be named llalfour and the ijjtrls will be named Palfouiia. In this manner will the Jewish community commemorate the name of Lord Balfour, who died this week in England, anil a week of mourn ing has also been pro claimed by Rumanian Jews. have in operation 300 stages on ages for lumber cargo Inst when transcontinental routes from Chi the Chief Maqullla. owned by the cago and St. Louis to Los Angeles same company, foundered off the and ltoir.e, Spokane and Portland Aleutian islands in 1928. Another . in the northwest, and on feeder attachment of $U0.mo was later placed ' against the ship for losses sustained In lliu wreck ot me mh qullla. routes. The new equipment com prises 30 coaches of 34-passenger capacity, two ol 2h-passenger capa city, and one of 21. WHITTIN OTTAMR Scotland. March 21 The Bodv of the Karl of Balfour was brought Imck amongst his" "ain folk" today by From O. S. C. Harold Wain scot t arrived here yesterday from Corvallis. where he is a student at O. S. C to spend the spring vaca tion with liis parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Wainscott. To Portland IT. T. Hansen, Carl Enander'and Glen Taylor motored to Portland last Monday towing a new Chevrolet truck purchased by the Deer Creek dairy for body mounting. Mr. Fnander and Mr. Taylor went on to Pendleton to recover a molen automobile. They returned to this city Wed- ing the winter months with them, nesday afternoon. Pentecostal Mission Corner Washington and Jackson Sts., Upstairs Douglas Abstract Building. Salvation by Faith Divine Healing. . The Baptism of the Holy Spirit. The Imminent Coming of the Lord. Sunday 3 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Tuesday 7:30 p. m., Thursday 7:30 p. m. H. W. MURPHY, Pastor. Sj SERVICES: Sunday 3 p. m., 7:30 p. m. Tuesday 7:30 p. m., Q CThe. Stop's Greatest: TVv!. $ i I rSsHL idSAy 9 1 The High., I hLseveh Keys to I ISpotofAny BALD PATE " I 1 Party I w A I I i jg. MIRIAM SEE GAR lug screen star In t lie funniest traf VJ" i IJiRW 1 flf Radio i fp . I - Pictur" admission Mmh Mat. 10C-35C fX?Zl;m Si On. Pound Box g V j WM I $i.5o . i The -rs r m I I; Laugh w&f u Ul I 1 If the M ii a Street Package ot Artstyle A "A'l'O S jZdt 1 53 Do you see ivliat's left of this ice out lidding Tj ecipe, Beat 2 eggs and adtl V2 cups hot milk, teaspoon salt and Yi teaspoon nutmeg. Pour mixture over 2 cups of steamed rice. Bahe in buttered dish set in a pan of water, for about 45 minutesat325 tor untilcustard is set. Of cotinsn you know wlmt's left out! Stiftnr! Ami if you ndil one-half of n cup you will have perfect results and a most nourishing dessert in the liar gain. Try this recipe soon. As the pnlatahility of a pud ding depends upon suar, so docs the taste appeal of certain familiar foods depend upon a dasli of sujrar. For example, canned or fresh ietnblesho stewed fruits, arc much more nppcti.ing when flavored thus. Try n dash of sugar in stewed corn, peas or carrots. And don't forget that cereal sprinkled with sugar tastes better. The more you enjoy health ful fruits and vegetables the more you will cat of them. Most foods are more delicious and nourishing when flavored with sugar. And no doctor will re strain you from using a dash of sugar any more than he will restrain you from using a pinch of salt. The Sugar Institute. NQN" S2 "Good food promotes Rood health" Ment aids di(?estJon. l ood that is enjoyed is easily digest- g erj 98 per cent of meat is digested. We surest some of V these specials for your week-end dinner and for Sunday, g Specials for Saturday Beef g 205 20c I BEEF FOR BOILING, L.B 1501 PORK I 256 1 250 j 250 HAMBURGER, LB, BEEF ROASTS, LB FRESH SIDE PORK. Lb. . PORK ROAST, LB PORK STEAK, LB PORK SAUSAGE. LB. VEAL VEAL SHOULDER ROAST. LB. Add delicious flavor to the fun with this choice Bond Street Package of Artstyle Chocolates. Kvpry tempting, dainty kind that lovers of fine sweets like frnit. nut and cream centers. Sold only at Rexall Stores. VEAL SHOULDER STEAK. LB SMOKED MEAT HOME CURED BACON, half or whole, lb. EASTERN HAM. half or whole. Ib BREAKFAST BACON, half or whole, lb. LARD 5-lb. PaiK LIBERTY Today and Saturday r--5Ji, s r is sf n -csasaj' ft SOUND Production SIm; The Seasons Most Sensational Picture ALSO Special Talking, Singing Act "THE LADY FARE" ADMISSION Matinee 10c-26o Evening 10c-35o Matinee Saturday and Sunday is a &oo& mm I ff - 5j liV; ' A-iiiiv" trading at 5al-eway er prices clean attractive Ajf A'JSn" stores and cheerrul court- vMf eous service will eventu ally lead you to Safoway. You may as well start en- PivSii ioying these outstanding Vjf features nov!corr.e in to j,Svtil'?!i,j day and familiarize your 6 SC.' K't. 1 self with these bettor food 'inn" - stores! 15 Saturday and Monday, Mar. 22-24 Pineapple LnrRe cans contnininR 8 slices slightly broken pine npple in a fine grade of RVrup. 3 J cnn3 Olives Highway brand Califor nia medium ripe olives. The tasty relish. No. 1 tall Butter Safeway quality, finest fresh churned sweet ;reamery. inrf Pound HUjU Cookies Salmon Alaska Pink, tall No.' 1 190 can. Per can 230 1 Cleaner Babbits cleaner removes dirt quickly and easily. 3 cans 1 4) Pickles Bread and Butler pickles are in a class by them selves. To further intro duce them we otter at this saving. Jr v Peanut Butter Fresh and sweet. Nice for lunches. In bulk. 2 pounds 35; Fancy assortment of cookies frosted and plain, per pound 39C Free with each pound of cookies, one No. 10 box of Crackers. Baking Powder Royal contains no alum, no bitter taste. If you want to be sure, use Royal. 12 oz. can 39 Palm Olive For that school girl com plexion. 4 bar, 230 Honey - Fancy selected honey, the natural sweet for biscuits and pancakes. 5 lb. pail 730 190 White King Use less White King ma chine soap and accom plish the same results. Seeds I a full line -of King Tested Large package .432 We carry Northrup Se'-ds. 5,10,15and20 Packages. i Safeway Has the Best Fruits and Vegetables Onion Sets Grapefruit r , , . Imperial Valley Sweets. Fresh stock yellow sets. 1 1rKest sie 48 count. 3 252 2 230 2 WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255, Roseburg, Phone 230 Rhubarb The spring tonic. minds 250 10 IIIIZIJl.501 LARD 10-lb. Pail S Nathan FuIIerton ANTLERS NORTH SIDE MARKET j Via R&xal& Drat Stan 6 Phone 280 G24 Winchester v g ROSEBURG. OREGON M.T.&M.T.T&IT.T.rff.T.T.W.T.T.Tg.TO) ii x a v ' war' w m w t