Roseburg news-review., April 07, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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KOSLBUKG NEWlvKLViEW; KU5L13UKG. OKECON. MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1930,
Local
Mr. Lovelace Is Visitor Rosa
tovelace, of Dixonvllle, was a bus
iness visitor in Iioseburg yester
day. ' Visits Son Here Saturday
Jllernian A. Wilson, of Melrose,
.spent Saturday iu this city visiting
his son, Alva.
' Here From Myrtle Creek W. C.
Brownson, of Myrtle Creek, was in
Hoseburs, Saturday afternoon trans
acting uusluess.
' Lakeside Visitor In Town Paul
JSchuttpey, of Lakeside. Oreion, is
sueudlng several days In this city
'transacting business,
t
j Spends Week-End in Portland
miiTa. a. M. King, owner 01 me rpe-
oialtv Shop, spent the week-end In
Portland transacting business.
, Returns Here From Medford J.
A. JJenn hns returned to his home
hi this city, after spending a short
;tlmo In Medford transacting mini
,uesa.
1 Bandon People Return Home
;ir. and Mis. K. It. Ktlllwell, of
a4untion, nave reiunieu in ineir
home, after spending a short time
"hi this city visiting friends.
Returns Home Here Mrs. Neva
'fhurch returned :o her home In
Myrtle Point Saturduy, nfter spend
i)ig Beveral days In this city visit
,yig her aunt, Mrs. P. it. Walker.
1
1 III at Home In Galem Accord
"fng to word received here, Mrs.
' Minnie Mali lieu b. Is quite III at her
, liorae in ' Balem. She Is well
known herd,' being a former resi
dent. ,
m, Returns From Portland Mrs.
Roy Catching has returned to her
home In this city, after spending
;(he week-end in Portland trans
acting business (or the local liutt-
son-Fssex garage.
' Rtao Ham Ahort Time Mr mul
"Mm. Pat Cornell and I). Clamo, of
Randon, were the house gueHts of
J Mrs. Everett Partln for a few days
leaving Saturday for Portland,
? ivhere they will visit.
J! Visits Here Over Week, End
I'Mim" Thurston, son of Mr. and
J Irs.,: Charles 'Thurston, Sr., of
iioseburg, spent the week-end tn
r this city vIbKIii?, He Is a student
(if Oregon Slate college.
' Returns to Portland Mrs. Harry
' Mavhee has relumed tn her home
J Jn Portland, after spending Ihe
, (isst two weeks In Iioseburg us
the house guest of her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. E. SandqulBt.
,!, Visiting Sister Hare Mrs. Mike
Daniels, or Myrtle Point. Is spend
"lug several days In this city via
Ulng her sister, ' Mrs. James
, Jtuli-hliiKs. Mr. Dnnlelu left Sal-
irduy for Portland, where ho will
J transact business.
m i Arrives Here Saturday Mrs.
'Robert Klchenlnul), of San Krnn-
clsco, arrived In this city Sntur
. day to make her home. Mr. Hlch-
ccnlunh has been here for the past
'tieveral weeks and is employed in
J Jlhe J. C. Penney store.
I ! Visits In Corvallis Mlsn Vera
'McCllntock. daughter of Mr. nnd
'Mrs. J. R McCllntock of Rosehurg,
J 'spent the week-end In Corvallis,
,as the house guest of Miss Paul-
due Bubar, Oregon State college
Utudent.
, , Visit In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs.
iJ. K. llennlnser, of Lincoln, No
1 'hraska, have gone to tileudule for
a few days' visit, after spending
i several days In Kosehurg as the
ihouse guestH of Mrs. llenulnger's
'niece. Dr. M. II. Plyler. They will
return tn Koseburg aguln within a
, .slinrt time.
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News
Millwood Visitor Here Martin
ItiUiliiu.j, of Millwood, spent
yesterday in tills city transacting
business.
Spends Week-End 11 Eugene
George Harrington, II jotype oper
ator at the N'ews-Keview, spent
the week-end ill Eugene visiting
friends. b t ,
. Marriage Licence Issued A mar
riage license uuh been, issued at
Vancouver, wasti.. to Stephen K.
Coihurn and Hazel Wllkiiis, both of
Iioseburg.
Oak Qrove Visitors In Town
Mr. and .Mrs. George Cooper, of
uak creek, spent Suturday in Kose
burg visiting friends and transact
ing business.
Round Prairie Visitors Here
Thomas Uuruett, Jr., William IJo-
gard and Hoy Cooner. of Hound
Prairie were husiuess visitors in
this city Suturday.
Umpqua Visitors Here Saturday
Mrs. Alm-gaiet Hunnoii, "i.oug'
Leuthurwiiod nnd Frank Crane, of
umpqua, were business vlsilois in
una cuy mtiuruuy.
Brockway Visitors Here Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Healer and son,
itaipn, of Ilrockway, were In Rose
burg Suturday visiting friends and
transacting business.
Spends Week-End Here Justice
and Mrs. George M. Hiown, of Sa
lem, have returned tn their home,
alter spending the week-end in
Koseburg visiting Mends. ,
Return From Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. Fled J. Porter huve return
ed to their home In Winston, aft
er spending the weekend In Ku
geno, visiting iMr. Porter's par
ents. Hospital Patients Miss Shirley
ncai, oi Kitsenurg, was admitted
to Mercy hospital yesterduy for
medical treatment. Charles Swan
son was discharged today from the
hospital.
Spend 8aturdny In Roseburg
mrs. i-aui unsweii nnd daughter,
Miss Klolse, nnd J. C. Livingston,
of Glide, spent Saturday In this
city visiting friends and transact
ing business, . ......
Returns Sunday to Albany Hoy
Houser left lust ovenlng lor his
work In Allmny, urier spending the
weekend in this city visiting his
parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. A. li. Hous
er, mid friends.
Here From Rlversdale Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Ilurr, Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry Ilurr and' Ms. J. W.
Smith, Jr., of Rlversdale, were In
Hoseburg Raturdiiy visiting rela
tives, and friends.
) S0hd Sunday; In Eugene Mr.
nnd -Mr' Glenn liailaliauHli mid
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riuliiimush,
or this city, spent Sunday in Ku
gene visiting with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Kniliihatigh.
Spends Saturday Here Mrs. li.
C. Hill and daughter. Miss Kline.
of Wilbur, spent Saturday in this
clly visiting friends. Mrs. Hill
left yesterduy for Albany, where
she will spend two weeks visiting
er sister. ,
Vltit In Eugene Mrs. John
Koenlg nnd Mrs. Frank Monroe.
of Rosehurg, left Suturday for Eu
gene, to be the house guests of
.Mr. una Mi's. Robert Sclimltl. Thoy
will rat li rn to their homes to
night.
Spend! Week-End in Marshfield
Mis. George Purls, of this clly,
lias i el iirned to her home, after
spending the week-end In Mnrsli
fleld visiting her husband. She
will move to Murshlleld at the
close of the school yenr.
Accept! New Position Miss
Claudia Houseolder. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe HoitBcohlcr, litis
eslgned her posit inn as clerk in
the local F. W. Wonlwoi III store
and has nixepteil a (million In the
office of Hie New Service laun
dry. Leave Todsy for Marsiifiold
Mrs. Russell Dunham anil two
children. Miss Arlleue nnd Robert,
and Mis. Del Gordon, left today
tor their homes In .Marshfield, aft
er spending the past several days
at Winston ns the house guest.i of
Dr. and Mrs. George A. Ilradhurii.
Marriage Licenses Itsued Mar
riage licenses have been Irsued at
ihe DoiikIhh county clerk's office
to W. J. Iluller and Rose Guske,
both of Kugene; Kelzen II. Long
fellow nnd .Muriel Young, both of
t'olltme Gvoe and Robert Telford,
of Kuireiio. and Irene .May Rodley,
of LonkiligKluss.
Spend Week End In Satem Mr.
and .Mrs. Clyde lit aril have re
turned io their home In this illy.
after spending Ihe week-end In
Siileln. as the hou.e guesls of Mrs.
ISi'urd's parent. Mr. and Mrs
Pratt. Mr Purd Is an Insintiior
In the senior high sihuel here.
Viiiting in Cottage Grove Mr.
and .Mrs. W. Hutch, or Collage
!roe. drove to Itnoehurg yester
duy to spend a short time visiting
Mis Hutch's mother, Mrs. Helle
Si'hlndlt'i'. who telimicd to their
home i;h them 1,1st evening. At-
ler Mslting in Collate Grove ror a
I short lime. Airs. Sihlndler will go
to KPituaih Falls 10 vlitt her
i daughter. Miss Mabel.
i P.-T. A. Box Social The llivers
dale P. I'. A. will hold n box sup
I lr soii.il at the Krhiktl bonne en
WedlieMt.u nielit. Apill 9. A
comedy play will he a feature of
the evening. Tlie hexes will not
, be sold nt urn-linn, tvut will be
! phu'ed nu a tal.de and fc-M st u
nominal price. The Isdles are uig-
: ed to biina cups, as hot cotfee
I will be served free with each box
1 sold.
Here From Garden Valley Mrs.
W. D. Hess and Fred Parrott were
In town Saturday from Garden val
ley. Reston Business Visitor Hero
ic. M. Matthews, of Reston, epent
Saturduy in this city transacting
business.
Mr. Van Dyke Is Business Visit
or J. IJ. Van Dyke, of Tiller, spent
Saturday in this city transacting
business.
Mrs. Adams Shope Here Mrs.
Stella Adams, of Coos Junction,
shopped and .visited friends here
Saturday. '
- Canyonviile Visitor Here Nor
ris F. Fairbanks, of Canyonviile,
was a business visitor in Roseburg
Saturday. : , '
Dillard Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Royer, of Dillard, were
In townj today transacting bus
iness. Coles Valley Visitor in Town
Herman Paulson, of Coles valley,
wan a business visitor here Sat
urday. Gardiner Visitor Here James
W. Ford, Jr., of Gardiner, spent
Saturday in tills city transacting
business.
Winchester Couple In Roseburg
.Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dawson, or
Winchester, were business visitors
in Roseburg Saturday.
Shop and Visit Friends Here
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Sebastian, of
Wilbur, shopped and visited
friends in this city Saturday
Tenmite Vistiors in Town Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Howell and Mr.
nnd Mrs. t)ran" Standley spent Sut
urday In Roseburg front Tenmile. i
Here From Lookinqglats H. B
.Incoby, Thomas Olllvunt and Jack
Hutclilns, of Lookinggluss, were
here Saturday transacting business.
Myrtle Creek Visitor Here Perle
Wilder, W. W. Campbell and Mrs.
Lee Daniels, of Myrtle Creek, were
visitors in thlB city Saturday after
noon.
Drain People Transact Business
Chester Rydell, Walter Smith,
Kenton Miers, of Drain, were In
HoBchurg Saturday attending to
business.
Oak Creek People In Town Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hlmer Hartrum, W. L.
singleton and Franklin Darttei1, of
Oak Creek, were busuiess visitors
here Saturday.
Dillard Visitors in Roseburg
Air. and Mrs. I. li. I hompson. J. P.
Williams, and Mrs. Myrtle Rice and
children, were in Roseburg Satur
day from Dillard.
Here From Days Creek C. C.
Hill, principal of thcDuys creek
school, and J. Sutton, were busi
ness visitors here Saturday from
Days creek. , . r -
itoiurn xo airn ana mmtg.
A!.. 8. Chei'k havoahM'norf urtheif
homo In Halrm, ftCtr .speitdhiK ; the
week end In this city vialting Mrs.
Choik's mother, Mrs. Viola Wil
son, and slater. Miss Loot a. Wilson.
Yoncalla Visitors In Town Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Wise, J. M. Am-
bio so, L. S. Conipton, Arthur Wool-
oy and J. II. Holloway, of Yoncalla,
8pnt Saturday in KonehiirK visit
ing friends and transacting bus-
inesa -
Sutherlln Visitors in-TownMrs.
Chester Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Anile
Pnpfot, Carl Thornton and D. C.
HlKKfiibotham, of Sutherlin, spent
Saturday in this city visiting
fHonds and transacting business.
Glide Poople Here Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Strader, Mrs. V.
Price, Joe Brown, Mrs. J. V,
O'Marn. Mrs. G. Dollernardl and
Mrs. II. C. Witham, of (Hide, were
In this city Saturday transacting
business and visiting friends.
Melrose Visitors Here H. O.
Krohn, Gunner Johnson. Mrs.
nrnthera. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn,
Walter Kruse, K. A. Pearce. Con
rad I.nndeeu and Geoi'Ke Anderson
were husiuess visitors in this city
Saturday from Melrose.
Returns From McMinnville
Leonard Klley, Jr.. has returned to
this city, where he is an Instructor
liv Ihe schools, after tpcudin the
week-end tn Mc Mlnuvflle visit ing
his itari'ntH. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard"
Kiley, Sr.
French-filed potatoes can
be done to a turn if cooktd
a few
ATA TIME
Hills Bros. Coffee is "done
to a turn" herauae only a few
pounds at s time pt through
the roflntr. 1 hat s Con
trolled Ro!HntF Hilh Bros.1
patented, rominuou process
and it creates s flavor no
other co flee hat.
Fresh from the orijinul vacuum
pmk Easily opened with the key
fESj HILLS
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COFFEE
Riddle Visitor Here W. J. Land
ers, of Riddle, was a business vis
itor in this city today.
Mr. McCurtln In Tewn O. K.
McCurtln, of Oakland, was in Rose
burg today transacting business.
Mr. Melton Is Business Visitor
Thomas Melton, o( South Deer
creek, spent several hours here
Saturday transacting business.
Garden Club to Meet The reg
ular meeting of the Roseburg
Oartfen club will be held tonight
In tliBrplscopal pariah house. .. ,
Mr. Lffrdsay Here . Today Carl
Lindsay, Melrose merchant, spent
today in this city transacting bus
iness .and visiting Mrs. Lindsay,
who is ill at Roseburg Oeneral hos
pital. Winston Visltqrs in Town Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Winston and children and
Miss Vivian Logsdon, of WinBton,
spent Saturday afternoon in this
city visiting friends and shopping.
Spend Sunday at Elkton Mr.4
and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain's mother. Mi's'.
C. J. Morris, of Roseburg, motored'
to Elkton yesterday, where they
spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Colly and Mrs. Mary Colly.
Returns to Timber Mrs. Charles
G. Stanton Jeft last night for her
home at Timber, Oregon, following
a short visit In this city. Her
mother, Mrs. V. S. Patterson, ac
companied her as far as Portland,
where she will visit ror a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
L. W. toyrlck.
Hocpital Patients Miss Mildred
Aiidrua and H. S. French, of
Roseburg, and J. F. Rice, of
Ruckles, have been admitted to
Koseburg General hospital for
medical treatment. Mrs. Nancy
Smith,- of Ruckles, and Mrs. J. P.
Hahn and baby, have been dis
charged from the hospital.
Will Hold Pro-Easter Sale The";
Catholic Ladles Sewing society;
win sponsor a pie-Easter . apronH
fancy work and food sale Saturday?!
April 12, at the Roseburg Electrlsji
store. Mrs. A. P. Rapin is general
chairman with Mrs. Fayotte Lan
Renberg, Mrs. T. T. Bryan, Mrs.
U Nichols and Mrs. Ella Kenuy
usofsting.
Leave for California Kenneth
and Leland Clark, of Roseburg,
left.Seste.rdny for Oakland, Cali
fornia, where. tfWy were called by
the critical- illness of their broth
er, Merle, who is in the Oakland
hospltul. Merle Clark formerly
worked in the Rosehurg National
bank and for the past year has
been employed in an Oakland
bank.
Back Prom Conference A group
of ; girls representing . the First
Christian church at the Older
Olds' conference, held In Salem
last 'Week, returned home yester
day evening. Included in the parly
wriy'Mls-.'Troa8 Church. Miss
i?ilrtar'A""'Clark, Miss Helen Mc
jfohtUdv iMisB Opal Horner and
Miss .Helen Wilson. They were
accompanied by Mrs.
Stanton.
Charles V.
Nebraska Drops Bryan's
Bank Guaranty Law
Experiment Leaves State Fund
Deeply in "Red" Fails In .
Other Places Also.'
LINCOLN. Neb., Apt II 7. (A.
P.) When dovdrnor Azthur J.
Weaver of Nebraska recently
signed a bill repealing the state's
bank guaranty law. it marked tus
virtual passing a favorite principle
of William Jennings tlryan. -
It was one of the chief issues of
the last two Ilryan campaigns. Out
of it grew more than a dozen stale
bank guaranty laws, modeled on
the same plan, in as many states.
Only one is left, that of the state of
Mississippi.
1'Jvon as late as three years ago
agitation in Iowa for a similar Imy
was strong enough to be one o iue
most bitterly contested Issues be-
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All-TalkluK
"DYNAMITE"
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CONRAD NAGEL
ANTLERS
Candidate for Highest
' Pennsylvania Honors
Alt-
John Hemphill, young Philadel
phia attorney, is a democratic
gubernatorial candidate iu the
spring primary In Pennsylvania.
.Hemphill is 39 years old and Is one
of the youngest candidates ever to
run for the state's highest office.
He rose from private to captain
In the World war while fighting
with the fourth division in France.
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CHICAGO; : April 7 Two
plosions' early today wrecked
garage, destroyed' 85 automolles
and shook eight people, four of
them children,- from their beds;
another yesterday, a bombing at-
Xrlbuted to a south side beer war.
blew a policeman off his feet:
On the northwest side, a CO-car
garage was destroyed when a gaso
line storage tank exploded. shatter-
Mug windows for blocks about. Thir
ty-five cars, ono of them owned by
Alderman 0. M. Rosczynlalski, who
lives across the street,
were de-
molished. A negro watchman had
just left the garage for breakfast.
. Qu the southwest side, a two
sto.y apartment was damaged and
members of two families rocked
from their beds by a bomb explos
ion In the entrance. Attorney Da
vid Alexander, former assistant
corporation counsel, occupied ono
of the floors but could disclose no
.motive for the bomb.
-Patrolman James Folsom, otf
duty and going home for his Sun
day rest, passed a beer place in the
stockyards district just as a bomb
was tossed from an automobile.
The explosion knocked him down
and wrecked the building front.
WHITEWATER WITH
NO BATHING WATER
fA'Moflnted PrcM laupcf WSre)
WHITEWATER, Kas., April 7.
The Saturday night hath is no joke
to the citizens of this unusually
arid town. -
With two snows last January
the only precipitation in months,
water is at a premium. -
Week-end pilgrlmageR to New
ton, ten miles distant, or to Wichi
ta, 20 miles away, are in order.
There the visitors enjoy the lux
ury of a steaming, well filled tub.
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fore the legislature.
The Nebraska guaranty1 fund was
conceded to be "In the red" be
tween $16,000,1)00 and J20.000.000.
VapoRus
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Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
ANTLERS Last times today, all I
talking and singing, Rudy Vallee In :
"The Vagabond Lover," with Sally
Diane, Marie Dressier; Tuesday,!
Wednesday, Thursday, Cecil B. i
De.Mille's "Dynamite," all-talking, j
featuring Conrad N'agel, Kay John-;
son; Friday,. Saturday, "Side!
Street," all-talking, three Moore !
brothers, Tom, Owen, Matt. !
LIBERTY Last times today, I
"Tanned , Legs," all-talking, with
Ann Pennington, Arthur Lake, Dor
othy Revier, Sally Blane; Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, "The lilg
Party," all-talking, with Sue Carol,
Dixie Lee and Walter Catlett; Fri
day and Saturday, "Dance Hall,"
all-talking with Olive Borden and
Arthur Lake.
A PACKED house at the Antlers
theatre last night for the open
ing of Rudy Vallee's "The Vaga
bond Lover" attested the popular
ity of this crooner who has sung
bis way into the hearts of the Am
erican people over the radio, stage,
phonograph and now on the screen.
They Bay Rudy cant act. He
can't, probably, but he can never
theless slug and, as they say on
the street, how. He demonstrates
his singing ability plus a lot of
personality In this current picture.
As a matter of fact Rudy doesn't
have to do a lot of acting with the
supporting cast In this picture.
Marie Dressier Just about steals
the show. Others who do some
fine acting are Sally Blane, Eddie
Nugent, Danny O'Shea, Norman
Peck, Nella Walker, Alan Koscoe,
Malcolm Walte and Charles Sellon.
Sellon.
Rudy croons three popular song
hits, j Tlfey are "A Little Kiss
Each Morning," " Love You, Be
lieve Me, 1 Love You" and "If You
Were the Only Girl In the World."
The picture is certainly worth
seeing.
ITANNED. LEGS," dancing Into
the Liberty Sunday and today,
brings an astonishing and refresh
ing variation of the jazz age theme
In this new Radio Pictures musical
comedy, modern youlh attempts to
control flaming parents and the
old folks prove more than a bit
difficult.
The tanned legs of the title are
very numerous and symmetrical.
but are not a part of the problem.
They are merely background at
tached to half as many comely
bathing beautieB participating In a
charity benefit performance ai
a Florida beach resort. They par
ticipate the legs and the girls In
several spirited dance sequences
led by the dimpled- knees of Ann
Pennington to the tunes of Oscar
Levant and under the direction of
Marshal Neilan. Need It be said
that there is a very definite picto
rial appeal In the picture, and fur
ther back in the background there
are Florida palms and lakes and
a bit of surging surf, If still life Is
piejerred. , : i
Returns From Coast Mrs. Edith
S. Ackert, county school superin
tendent, has returned to this city,
after spending the week-end at
Winchester Bay, as the- house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tay
lor. She also visited at Smith
Leake
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