Roseburg news-review., April 08, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 8. 1930.
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Local News
Melrose Visitors in Town Frank
and H. I'. Conn, of Melrose, were
business visitors here yestm-duy.
Here From Camas Valley W.
II. Lehnerr, of Camus Valley, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Visiting Sister Hiss Lueile
II ticker, of Portland, is hi the city
visitintc at the home of her sister,
Mrs. I). C. Klliott.
Here From Brockway Mrs. J
Harold Nlehols ami Cyril Nichols,
of Ilrockway, were In Hoselmrs;
yesterday visiting relatives und
friends.
Transacting Business Here Today
Tt. A. MetieoiKH, of the Harbor
Terminal company at Marshfield,
spent today in this city transacting
business.
Leave for Seattle Mr. and Mr3.
Phil Harth, of this city, left Sun
day for Seattle, where they will
spent a week vacationing and
transacting business.
Returns From Portland Mrs. S.
M. King, of the Specialty Shon.
lias returned to her home In this
city, af'er spending the week-end
In Portland transacting business.
Marrhfield Visitors in Town
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Murphy, of
Marshfield, spent the week-end In
Hoseburg visiting friends. Mr. Mur
phy is a prominent coast attorney.
Buys New Car From Local Deal
er Oeor?e McBee, manager of the
Illchfield Peaeon station, pur
chased a new Hudson straight "S"
coupe yesterday from the local
garage.
Working at Oregon Bakflry
Mrs. E. O. Randolph is substituting
nt the Oregon Ha('ry for two
weeks in placo of Mrs. Albert
Kronke. who is vacationing in
California.
Leave for California Mr. and
Mrs. George Weber and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Kronke. of Itoseburg.
left Snndny for Southern Califor
nia, where thev will spend two
weeks vacationing.
Former Residents Here Mr. and
Mrs. Hen McMullen of Myrtle Point
nnd formerlv residents of Hose
burg, lert this morning for their
home, after pnendtng a short time
hee visiting friends.
Return Here Yesterdayjj-Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Weber Sr.. pnd son.
Maurice Jr.. have returned to their
home on Commercial avenue, after
spending the week-end vlsStint at
Ashland and Klamath Falls.
Have Dinner in Sutherlln Sun-
Hay Mr. and Mrs. Genrire Smith.
Mrs. Emma Fnence and Mrs. Tlahn
of the Hotel Ttose. motored to Suth
erlln Sunday, where thev had
dinner at tho Sulhrrlin hotel.
Visit Here Few Days Mr. and
Mrs. A. Murtihy and son. of Lewis
ton. Tdaho. left this morning for
their home, after spending the past
few days here visiting friends. Mr.
Murehv is connected with the
Lewiston-Clark hotel.
Spend Week End Here Mr. and
Ml'H. N. H. Martin and daughter.
seent the week-end in this citv
visiting friends. Air. Mnrlin is em
ployed with the U. S. Rubber com
pany and is looking for a good lo
cation to make his headquarters.
Transacts Business Here T,. E
Clvde. district traffic agent of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company out of Eugene, spent yes
terday and today in this citv trus
eeting Jiusiness at the local office.
T'e spent the week-end in Marsh
field visiting friends.
Returns to Work After Illness
Miss Nettm Clarlt. dau-hter of Mr
nnd Mrs. J. E. Cart, has returned
to her work at the switchboard in
the local Pacific Telephone end
Telecrraph company, after snend
Ing ihe oast several weeks at her
home, ill of small pox.
Leave Roseburg Today Mr. and
Mrs. Myers and son. Allan Moore,
of Rosehurfr. ore lenving today for
points in Washlncton. where they
are employed on the road construe'
tion crew. They will return to
Roseburs to mnke their home, up
on the completion of their work.
Return Here Fro-n Eugene Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. C. Smith have re
turned to their home in this c'tv,
after snendiPT Sunday visitfn? Mr.
pnd Mrs. Milt Adams at Kugene.
Mr. Adams U the district manager
of the Paclfle Fruit and Produce
company and Mr. Smith is the
Roseburg manager.
Forest Official tn Euqene For
est Supervisor V. V. Hroham of
the TTmtjpua National Forest and
members of hi staff Including O.
C. Hauser, K. P. MnRevnolds. and
Tom Watson drove to Eugene yes
terday to attend the funeral of Nel
son F. MacDuff. late supervisor of
the Cascade National forest, who
wan found mvsterlously slain Sat
urday morning.
Returns From Portland Fver
ett Partin returned to his home in
this citv ypRterday morning from
Portland, where he spent the week
end visiting friends. He loft yes
terday afternoon, accompanied bv
his father. W. M. Martin, and
minine district, where Mr. Partin
and Mr. liaird will remain for two
weeks.
Returns to Roseburq to Work
Carl Holman. of the Western Elec
tric company out of Seattle, who
has been working in Albany for
the past several months, has Tf
turned to Roebure. whre hp win
work with Mr. Ska?gs crew at
tie local Pacific Telenhone and
Telegraph office until Aueust.
They are Installing a new switch
board in the office-
Mr. WiS0n s Busine5s visitor
A. . Wilson, of Jiiddle. was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. Williams Here Yesterday
Howard W illiams, of ,ln;1,, Xas
a business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. Williams Here From Diliard
Wesley Williams, of lilllar.1. ua8
uusiness v.dllor here
day.
yesier-
Mr. Elliott in Town Yesterday
Mark Klliott, of Canyonville. spent
Monday In this
s city unending to
business.
Here From Lookingglass
Henry Jones, of Lookingglass. was
a business visitor in this citv yes
terday. ' "
Mr. Strader Is Business Visitor
Phil Sirader, of Glide, spent
Monday in mis city transacting
business.
Mr. Wilder Is Visitor Perle
Wilder, of Myrtle Creek, was a
business visitor in Roseburg yes
terday. Mrs. Hahn Shops Here Mrs.
Frank Hahn. of Dixonville. spent
Monday in this city shopping and
visiting friends.
Here from Camas Vallev James j
Knight, of Camas Valley, spent
yesterday in this city transacting
business. ,
Mr. Evben Transacts Business
J. IT. Eyben. of Ruckles, spent
Monday in this city transacting
business.
Mr. Page Spends Day Here If.
R. Pago, of Sylnian valley, was. In
Roseburg yesterday transacting
business.
Glengary Visitor in Town
Charles Pvar, of Glensnrv, was a
business visitor in this city yester
day afternoon
Mr. Rydell Is Business Visitor
Chester Rydell, of Drain,. was a
business visitor in tills city yes
terday. Mr. Fortin Transacts Business
F. Fortin, of Oakland, transact
ed business here lor several hours
yesterday.
Here From Dixonville C. F,
Krogel, of Dixonville, was In Rose
burg reeterday afternoon transact
ing business.
Here From Myrtle Creek Mil
ton Green, of Myrtlo Creek, trans
acted business here for several
hours yesterday. '
Moves to Roseburg to Make
Home-WilHam Hurd, new .geut
for the Texas companv. bnft
moved to Hoseburg, where he will
make bis home.
Sutherlln Counle Here Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Smith nnd daughter, of
RutherMn. wer in Roseburg yester
day virit!ng friends and transact
ing business.
Return to Leona Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. .T. Kenny have returned to their
home in I-eona. after spending
Sundav in this city visiting V. II.
and K. R. Kenny.
Diliard Couple Here Monday
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Willbims, of
Diliard, spent yesterday in this
clly visiting friends ami transact
ing business.
Returns From Eugene Mrs.
Claude Lynn has returned to her
borne in this city, nfter spending
the vyeek-end in Kugene visiting
relatives and friends.
' Former Resident Here C. A.
Machen, of the Southern Pacific
company out of Kunene. is spend
ing several days here transacting
business. He is a brother of Iflll
Machen of Roseburg.
Moves to Roseburg Gard Saf
ley has moved to Roseburg. where
be is emihoyed as acent for Hip
General Petroleum company He
formerly lived in Drain.
Catch Large Fish Sunday Tlar
!ey Agee caught a 2fi-pound salmon
Sunday In the North Umpqua
river and Frank Hills and Wulter
Cordon caught a 45-pounder.
Returns to Eugene to Live
Miss Stella Smith has returned to
Eugene to make her home, after
spending the pnst several months
In Klamath Falls. She is well
known in Roseburg.
Return to Roeb'irg Monday
Mrs. O. D. McAllister returned to
her work nt the local Pacific Tele
phone and Te'iegranh company ves
terday. after snendine a short time
in flandon visiting friends.
Spend Monday Visiting Hen
Mrs. O. V. Lossdon. Mrs. G. L.
Grant, Miss Lillian Lopsdon nnd
Miss Fannnie Pooln. of Riddle,
snent Mondav in this city shop
ning and visiting Miss Rosamund
Logdon.
Mr. Cardwell in Town Murray
Cardwell. of Umpqua. spent yes
terday in this city visiting friends.
He rerentlv returned to his home
from the veterans hospital in Port
land, where he underwent a major
operation.
R-ttirn trt Salem Aftr Visit
Mrs. Harry Pearey and daughter.
Miss Ituth Ann. have returned to
their home at Salem, after end
ing the past week in this city vis
iting 'Mrs. Pearcy's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. It. W. Marsters.
Moves to Portland Menday Mr.
nnd Mrs. Henrv Knlss and dauph
tr. of this city, have moved to
Portland, where they will make
their home. Mr. Knls has been
employed as mechanic in the local
Ford garage for the past several
years.
Oakland Visitor in Town C..S.
Love, uf Oakland, spent Monday in
this city transacting business.
Here From Lookingglass A. G.
Rochester, of Lookingglass, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Here From Dixonville R. O.
Cunningham, of Dixonville, was In
this city yesterday attending to
business.
Mr. Andrews Here Monday T. i
J An,! c..i!i. ....... u I
business visitor in Rosclmrg .!on
day afternoon.
Garden Valley Visitor Here
Hugh Ritchie, Jr., of Garden val
ley, spent yesterday in this city
transacting business.
Mr. Bullock Is Business Visiter
V. K. Hulloek, of Oakland, spent
several hours hero yesterday
transacting business.
Winston Fruit Rancher Here
Henry Lander, prominent Winston
fruit grower, was a business vis
itor here yesterday.
Mr. Smith Here From Winston
Clay Smith, prominent Winston
fruit grower, was a business visi
tor in this city yesterday.
Former Resident Here James
Goodman, of Portland and a for
mer Roseburg resident, visited
friends here over the week end.
Returns to Eugene Monday
Clifford Fields of Eugene, spent
the week-end In this city visit 'tig
his parents, Mr. and Mis. Charles
Fields. .
Diliard Couple Here Monday
Mr. and 'Mrs. I. A. Whito. of Dil
iard, spent Monday in this city
visiting friends and transacting
business.
Riddle Visitor In Town Mr. mul
Mrs. L. Thompliiiis, of Ithhile,
spent yesterday In thin city visit
ins friends and transacting busi
ness. Myrtle Creek Visitor Here P.
W. Cook, of Myrtle Creek, was a
business visitor here yesterday. He
recently moved from Dixonville to
Myrtle Creek.
Improving , at Hospital Little
Miss Shirley Neal, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl H. Nnal, la Improv
ing nt Mercy hospital. She has
been ill for several days.
Transacting Business Here J.
R. Hrophy, 1 raveling manager of
the Texas Oil company, is upend
ing today in this city transacting
business at the local office.
Will Bring Sister Here Harold
Graves left this morning for Port
land, where be will get his sister.
Mabel, who has been ill for sev
eral weeks. Thev will return to
Roseburg in a few days.
Returns to Work Monday ;Miss
Hazel Strickland returned to her
work "-Yesterday in the local Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph of
fice, af'er snonding t lie week-end
in iiookingglass visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Strick
land.
Transferred to California - -John
G. Koentg. of Roseburg, has been
transferred by the Southern ' Pa
cific Railroad company to Alturas
California, where he has been ap
pointed yard master. He has been
a resident of tills city for several
years.
Leave Today for Phoenix Meet
ing Rev. Alexander Muirden, John
Pinkerton and H. S. Nichols, of
the RoseburKcPresbyterian church,
left this mornlnir for Vhoenix. O'o
Kon, where they will attend the
southwestern Oregon Rrebytery
meeting.
Leaves Today for Lookingqlass
Mrs. Ruth Hodges, of Portland,
left here today for LookinKglass,
where she will Bpend several days
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Morgan. She has been the
house guest, of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Hodges in Roseburg for a short
time.
Return Here From Eugene Mrs.
Frank Priebs anil Mrs. J. M. Judd
have returned to their homes in
this city, after spending a day in
Eugene visiting relatives nnd
friends. Mrs Judd visited her two
daughters. Miss Eldress nnd Miss
Jessie, students of I'niversity of
Oregon.
Return to Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Honseolder hav? return
ed to this city, after being called
to Red Rluff by the Illness of their
son. Mini Edward, who passed
away Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Honseolder of Portland were
called to Roseburg and will re
main here until after the funeral.
Leave Monday for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Ilufus Cranfieid. of
Portland, left vesterd;iy for their
home, after spending the past sev
eral days in Lookingglass visit
ing Mr. nnd Mrs. A. O. Strickland.
They stopped in Roseburg yesler
dav to visit, their two nieces. Mrs.
Wallace Rapp and MIbs Hazel
Strickland.
Return to Marshfield Mr. and
Mrs. C. K Pennett. of Marshfield.
formerly of this city, Wt yesf-r.
day for their home, after spend
Ine the week-end here visitlnc re
latives. Their da.Mer. ,Vls
Kthel. remained In nosehuri; and
has accepted a position In the
New porvlre laundry. Phe Is the
house pnept of Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
Gross on West First street.
Transact Buelnesa Here W. Q.
Patemsn, of fhiratto. Keneral mer
chandise manager for the Mont
gomery Ward retail stores, ac
eomnanied hv J. flllbert. of Port
lend, mnnarer of the Portland ter
ritory known as District IS. visited
the local store yeterdav and were
In consultation with K. Panlster.
rnaeer fnd IT. O. Van Pue.n. ni
slKtsn. This viit was timed for
the Vard V.'eek roerchandlslne
event now In full swine, and pave
the visitors a rood Idea of business
conditions In this port of the territory.
Transacts Business Here Burt
Golgerl, of Teuniile, spent yester
day in this city transacting business.
Here From Myrtle Creek Mrs.
M. Connely, of Myrtle Creek, was
here yesterday shopping und vis
iting friends,
Melrose' Visitor Here Mrs. Clif
ford Mubley, of Melrose, spent
.Monthly in this city visiting friends
aml shopping.
Mr. Gillian Here .-Few Days
Roy Gillian, Oregonlan representa
tive, is spending a few days at his
home in this city.
Bellview Club to Meet The Ilell
view club will nieet on Thursday
afternoon, April 10, at ihe home of
Mrs. Fred lluyer.
Mr. and M"-s. Gleason Here Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Gleason, of Sutll
urliiv, spent Monday here shop
ping and visiting friends.
Returns to Eugene Gale Rnrker
left yesterday for his home in iu
gene, after spending the week-end
in this city visiting relatives und
friends.
Wilbur Couple in Town Monday
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. n. Hastings, of
Wilbur, were in Roseburg yester
day visiting friends and transact
ing business.
Visiting Relatives Here ..Mrs.
Murray Collins, -of Eugene, is
spending a week in tills city as
the house guest of her mother and
father-in-law-. Mr. and Mrs.' O. G.
Collins, on Winchester street.
Return From California Mrs. H.
H. Staploton and Miss Gertrude
Rast have returned to their homes
in this citv. nfter spemnng uio past
throe weeks touring California and
Arizona. They visited a short time
n Los Angeles ar1 Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Weaver, bel'oro going to'
Varna, Arizona. They report that
the desert is very beautiful at. this
time of the year.
(Aswv!nlpl Vrrsn I-rtlsM Wro)
NEW YORK, April - 8. Enve
lopes bearing propaganda for the
release of Tom Mooney from pris
on may be sent through the mails.
the United States court of appeals
unanimously ruled yepterday In re
versing a decision of Federal Judge
Frank ,L Coleman. Mooney is serv
ing a life term with W-irren K. Wl
tinns. for alleged participation in
the bombing of a preparedness day
parade in San Francisco in UM6
PLACKRVILLI
Cal., Mril S.
News Briefs
Fifteen persons, nine of them chiln.'' .
dren, are 111 with trichinosis, a vol' Plle
sonlnir from parasites in raw pot
is the result of homo made salnnij
oaten nt a birthday party at He
ne, El DtirniTrr counfv on March
20. Seven of the victims are in h
precarious condition. !
oOITTII I5END, ,Imi.. Anril
Samuel 11. Lninhert of the Lambert
Aircraft corporc.tion. of Moline, 111.,
was killed yesterday when the air
olane which be was piloting Tell
about a miie south of the uirpqrj
here. ;
CONFEREES RESTORE !
PIG IRON TARIFF
( ABBoz-tfit"-! Pr-'un F,onsrd Vlr0 '
WASIIlNflTC,M. April S.The
existing duty of S1.12J a ton on pi 4
iron was restored to the laril'C bill
yesterday by the congressional
conferees. ;
The ratp bad been rut to 75
rents by tV coalition of democrats
and republu-aX Independent in the
senate. ,
The 75 cent dntv wps the dn'y
11 exisfing law before it was rais
ed 50 per runt by presidential pro
clamation several years ago. The
house bill provided for tho $L"i2i
rate.
Fhe conferees agreed upon tha
senate redurllon in ihe present
levies on piate glass over lis-l
square inches nnd reached 11 com
promise duty of 15 eenU a pqu ire
foot on plate, rlnss containing
wire netting wtlhin itself and j-iut
cylinder, crown and sheet gias
hen made into mirrors.
Look for I'ne labol on th wrapper and th stamp on
ihe rind FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND HAM a
safs guide to cjood ham. And you certainly can't
mistake the lavory Frye flavor. Choson from the finest
of selocted young grain-fed porkors and cured by the
mild, sweet, exclusive Frye process.
3e will bring you Frye't "Meat Guide" containing
187 recipes. Address Frye and Company, Portland
B!S ACREAGE WEAR
VEGETABLE TESTS
f .nctotcl I'rriu Wire)
SALKM. Ore., April 8. Planting
of 3hu experimental acres of a-if 'ii
'anus in the ialem district Tiom
the state Lnrgroumls as far north
as Gervais in selected spots for
raising of vegetable and garden
truck seeds presages development
of from tiOOO to lO.uuO acres of gar
den lauds fn this vicinity for that
purpose wTTTtln'thG next few years.
according to plans uo develop
ing.
The trial 300 acres will be used
lor development of onion, carrot
beet, parsnip, radish, lettuce and
similar garden seeds. If the experi
ments prove successful, work of en
larging the acreage will immediate
ly proceed.
In addition to this class of vege
table see'fnjRe north of Salem,
trial prr.rrTihS m ueans and peas
for seed are being made in the
Turner, "STaJton und Albany sec
tions south of here artd in event
these pinfiiPS-Orft out it is expected
Around 3000 acres will be the goal
for planting of beans and peas for
seed purposes for the concern. Tbo
beans used are the wnx and string
beans, not the dry beans raised on
such an extensive scale in Cali
fornia. The company handling this pro
ject, at prt-'sent at least, has no
plaus in view for f'nwer seed de
velopment In tbitrVTTfTon, this be
ing done in California on an im
mense scale whore the hot weath
er causes the Beeds to cure off bet
ter, it is stated. But the climate,
state the experimenters, is ideally
adapted here, for the development
of t he vegetable seed business
:ilong the lines outlined.
The big development is the out
growth of onion seed experimenta
tion the cor.mauy has been doing
bore in previous years. This has
been so succesptnl (hat they de
cided to try auuirTonal experiments.
EDDY LAW BEING
TESTED IN APPEAL
ON BOND PROPOSAL
( Afiaoriitlwl Tri-HH Tnsrtl Wire)
SAL10M, Ore.. April 8. Tho su
preme court today heard argu
ments in the case of Kelly Loe
against A. L. Hritting. chairman
of election board No. 28 of Mult
nomah county, an original pro
ceeding in mandamus to compel
board to allow all legal elec
tors to vote in a $G.O0O.UOO bond
election regardies'of whether they
aro taxpayers. The suit will test
the constitutionality of the Eddy
h(tof the 1it9 U'Hirflattiio provld
lHig that -only tnxpayors'-'may Vote
pu 'questions involving bond Issues
ni'itnx levies. i
.The proposed bond issue involv
ed in the case is for the purpose of
producing funds to. build a bridge
across the Willamette river at
Fremont street in Portland,
, The first National bank of Sa
lem was today denied by the su
preme court a rehearing of its
j suit against Hector Morgan and II.
K. Morgan of Yamhill couiyy to
collect on a promissory note. ,
Tho defendants' wore employed
as truck drive's by a concern
Known an the Cosmopolitan stores.
They were to receive their com
pensation in stock in the company
and were luod ? note to cover
the transaction. They turned the
note over to the bank as security
for a loan. The mercantile firm
then went bankrupt and was un
able to carry out its contract with
the Morgans. Tln bank sued to
collect on the note. The supreme
ecnrt held that it did not have le
gal grounds to collect.
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DAIRY INDUSTRY
TOPIC AT KIWANIS
Prof. P. M. Tlnindt, who was to
have been tli'siicjriier at the Ki
wnnis noon luncheon today, failed
to arrive tn time to participate in
the program. The program was di-.
rected to the dairy industry, being
planned to encourage the use of
dairy products. J. C. Leedy, Fred
Goff, J. F. Uonebake, Ernest Un-
rath and Horace Berg made short
talks, stressing the importance of
the dairy industry and the need
for cutting down the use of substi
tutes. DouKlas county, ;i r. Leedy
reported, has 6.50U dairy cows. The
averuKe production is about
per bead, aXnially, which gives an
income of about $750,000. Such an
industry, he stated, is worthy &f all
assistance that can be given It.
OFFICER OUTRUN
BY BOOTLEGGER,
WHO DESERTS CAR
i
(Awm-inM I'm ior,t T.iro) t
SALEM, Ore., April S..-A big
green touring car.
tr, Oregon license i
29-917, its rear compartment fill
ed with emptv kea and jugs, car-
tons of yearn nd some coloring'
matter Is here awaiting an owner
after one oPTiio most exciting and
futile chases an" OregonTTaffic of
ficer hfisi ever experienced.
The car was originally licensed,
records show ,to O. H. Ede t of
Hlllsboro, .later transferred to
Boiling brothers of Portland, Offi
cer W. J. Mulkey attempted to stop
it for sneeding last night near Au
rora. Thed river stepped on it
nnd cut irfTTWart the road every
time the officer tried to get ahead.
The chase led along the Pacific
high wirr Tnrough Aurora and Bar
low and TTIen shifted to roughs
Claekamascountry roads, finally
eluding the officer. Later Mulkey
saw it steaming fiol in the yard of
a farmer. No onevns in sight. He
banged on ReTTann house door. A
man with a Bloody nose responded,
denied knowledre of the car and
slammed the"0oor in the officer's
face.
Mulkey brought the car to Sa
lem. GUARD IS DRILLED
IN USE OF PISTOL
A well-attended and Interesting
drill was held by the local national
guard company last night. The
greater part of the evening was
slven over to pistol drill, prelimin
ary work being given, followed by
classes In aiming, trigger squeeye
and range Instruction. Tho offi
cers hope to qualify all of the
members of the company In pistol
firing before the summer encamp
meut. After the pistol drill the
companv was commanded, by Lieu
tenant Gerretsen in infuntry prac
tice. Eft-tit members of the com
pnny will fire on the target range
for record Sundiv. The firing will
he dirocted by Lieutenant Ilowker.
Badoura Club Meeting Tonight
The Radoura club. Daughters of
the Nile, will hold a business meet
ing with Bncial hour following, at.
tiie homo of Mrs. Roy Entler in
Laurelwood tonight.
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Mental Giants Tho auctioneer
who went nut to the zoo nnd knock
ed down three elephants. -River.
Fat bnrtiee?i sandwlche .and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
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PIcnicklnK at Idleyld Park Adv.
Cecil B.DeMihVs First All Talking
TTia (ypnnia whn rrnvp von the
Ten Commandments," and the
11 . 1 . ! I . -
an in a picture aesuneu 10 surpass miyuiiiig cvci aucmpwu
' Pt wine and
ADMISSION
Matinee 10c-35c
Evening 10c-SOc
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
ANTLERS TodBy, Wednesday,
Thursday, Cecil B. DeMllle's "Dyna
mite," iiu-luiianK, ieatunnp. uonraa
NtiKel, Kay JohnHon; Friday, Sat
urday, "Sldu Street," all-lulkliiK,
three Moore brothers, Tom, Owen,
Matt.
IJIIERTY Today, Wednesday,
Thursday. "The IiiK Party!" all-talking,-
with Sue Carol. Dixie Lee
and Walter Catlett; Friday and,
outui any, I'aucu xiuu, uu-iuin-
it:g with Olive Borden and Arthur
Lake.
A GIRL who yearns for romance.
a boy with the same idea, a
pair of gold-diKgers, two business
Partners with an eye lor blondes.
tne partners wives wun nn eye on
their lesser halves, a millionaire
with a penchant for installing
young ladies in expensive apart
ments these form a few of the
human ingredients in "The Big
Party," John Blystone's lutest Fox
Movietone production which will
make its local premier at the Lib
erty theatre today.
Much of the story's action takes
place at the "big party" from which
the film gets its name nnd the bal
ance of It against a kaleidoscopic
background of metropolitan set
tings ranging from tenements to
exclusive night clubs and mo
diste's shops.
The principal roles are played by
Dixie Lee, Sue Carol and Walter
Catlett, with Frank Albertson.
Richard Ktene and "Whispering"
Jack Smith, heading the excellent
supporting cr.st that Includes Ilka
Chase, Elisabeth Patterson, Charles
Judels, Douglas Gllmore and Doro
thy Brown.
Traniactlng Bualnesi Here H.
G. Olsen, traveling representative
of the Southern Pacific company
out of Medford, is spending a
short time at the local office
transacting business with J. K.
Clark.-
' STARTS
TODAY
FOR 3 BIQ DAYS
flashing snectacle of "Male and
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lr jLWi Parade of Fashion "Tanned -Ly
Ml i and Passion, in one bid ' ",l
soul-searching drama of "The Volga Boatman" combines them
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Picture
J CONRAD NAGEL ::
richncai, splendor, women,
a he-man and she-woman
that leaves you breathless I
HAS EVERYTHING!
Also
All-Talking Comedy
Loves The Ladies"
ANTLERS
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CHINESE FREE CAPTIVe
(Atx-Lt."i Prrt. Lcawd Wire)
WASHINGTON, April 8Jh
state department today recehed
dispatches from China, reporting
the release by Chinese brigands
of Nina Eleanor Ceuimel, Episco
pal missionary from Oirard, Kans.
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"William Fox Prettntm
LIBERTY
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