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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1930. THREE Local News Glide Man Htro E. F., Brown came in from Glide Thursday on business. Visitor From Glendale Mrs. Huth Miller, ol Glendale, was a Roseburg Thursday morning. Is Business Visitor Jess Sham brook, of Umpqua, was a business visitor In this city this morning. Mr. Fisher Transacts Business N. R. Fisher, of Kelly's Korner, was transacting business in this city yesterday. ( Here on Business H. F. Pear son, of Winchester, was attending to business matters Wednesday in this city. Here on Business Paul Spain and son, Frank, of Glengary, were looking after business matters in Roseburg this morning. From Long Beach Donald Mc Klllop, of Long Beach, California, is expected to arrive here today to spend a week with friends. Mr. Kurpins Here Js. L. Kur plns, of Klamath Falls, is spending it few days here as the guest of his sister, Mrs. George Ware. Former Resident In Tom Kear ney, of Salem, formerly In business in this city, spent yesterday here greeting old friends and transact ing business. ' , Go to Camas Valley L. O. Davis left yesterday for Camas valley to take char.se of Miss Bessie Brown's ranch for th.l.'e week3 during her absence. Rambler on Display Two crim son rambler rose branches, grown on the Soldiers' home grounds, were brought in by S. W. Starmer for display in the Chanber of Commerce window. Painting Bank Building The Douglas National Bank building is being greatly improved in appear ance by the application of a fresh coat of paint on the woodwork of the exterior. From Walla Walla Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hofacker and daughter, Jean, of Walla Walla. Washington, who have been guests for several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wharton, are leaving today for a week's vacation at Newport. Enroute Home Elder and Mrs. Schireman, of Albany, who have been in attendance at the general conference of S. D. A. at San Fran ; Cisco, were in Roseburg for a short time last evening, being enroute to their home in Albany. Returns to Portland Mrs. Mabel Moore, who has been visiting friends and looking alter business1 affairs in this city for 'the paBt two weeks, is leaving today for her home in Portland. Mrs. Moore, nee Van Buren, is a former resident of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Larson Leave B. E. Larson, former principal of Roseburg senior high school, and Mrs. Larson and daughter, Caro line Mae. lert Thursday for Palo Alto, California, where Mr. Larson will study in Stanford university this summer and the coming school year. Visiting Parents Howard Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Young, who has- been east for four or five years, dropped In quite un expectedly Thursday, having driv en up from San Francisco witn friends. The young man will re main here for an extended visit with parents and friends. Back From South Elder and Mrs. J. A. Rlppey, of Portland, but formerly of this city, who attend ed the general conference of S. D. A. at San Francisco, stopped In Roseburg for a short time yester day enroute north. Elder Ilippey has a pastorate In Portland, where he has been stationed for some years. June 1 5 Is Father's Day And what can make 'Dad, more comfortable than a pair of Intervowen fox. 50c, 75c, $1.00 Here on Business C. E. Good man was In this city Thursday on business. ' Is Business Visitor J. w. Our ney was a business visitor from Reston yesterday. Here on Business Archie Willis, of Keston, was In this city yes terday on business. From Melrose -'Buck" Davis came in from Melrose yesterday to attend to' business affairs. Is Business Visitor Don Hlncll, of Tenmlle, was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday. In on Business Ed McGhehey came in from Carnes yesterday to attend to business affairs. Business Visitor Here C. O. Garrett of Glendale was a business visitor in this city ysterday. Is Business Visitor Charles Dy sert, of Reston, was a business visitor in this city yesterday; From Edenbower George Holm, of Edenbower, was in Roseburg yesterday attending to business)! f Visitor From Melrose Mrs. C. L. Nelson, of 'Melrose, was visiting and shopping here Thursday. Miss Hickman Visits Miss Fleda Hickman, of Tacoma, is vis iting in this city with friends. Mr. Hunt in Town D. V. Hunt, of Curtin, was in town yesterday attending to business matters. Transacts Business Here L. M. Rice, of Glide, was transacting business yesterday in this city. Oakland Man In E. F. Strong, Oakland resident, was attending to business affairs yesterday in this city.. Here From Riddle Walter Rich ardson, of Riddle, was In this, city yesterday looking after business matters. Shops In Roseburg Mrs. George Short, of Wilbur, spent several hours In town Thursday shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. Dewar Here Mrs. William Dewar, of Reedsport, was in this city yesterday shopping and vlBit ing with friends. From San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of San Francis co, stopped here yesterday to visit friends, enroute to Eugene. From Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood were in from Eagle Point yesterday transacting busi ness and calling on friends. i . From . Garden Valley Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Patton came in from Garden valley Thursday to trans act business and visit friends. Attorney Brown Here O. S. Brown, attorney-at-law In Grants Pass, was here yesterday on busi ness. From North Bend Attorney F. S. Bynon, of North Bend, spent sev eral hours in town Thursday on business. Mrs. Parker Visits Mrs. F. F. Parker, of Wilbur, waB visiting with friends and shopping Thurs day in this city. Visitors From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Joe Anlauf and daughter, of Myrtle Creek, were in town yes terday shopping and visiting with friends. Motor to California Miss Bessie Brown of Camas valley, accompan ied by Miss .Nina Comstock of The Dalles, will leave by auto for Cal Ifornla tomorrow, motoring as far south as Los Angeles. Spend Summer In Dixonville Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wllshlre, of Eugene, will spend the summer in Dixonville taking charge of the ranch belonging to Mrs. Wilshlre's father, J, S. lnscho. Mr. Wilshire has completed his third year of work at the university of Oregon. Expected Here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mathys and son, Harry, of Vancouver, Washington, are expected to stop here Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Davis, while enroute to Letterman hospital, Presidio, San Francisco, where MrB. Mathys will enter the hospital for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Mathys attended the Spanish war veterans' convention here last July. Alaska and Yukon Pioneers' ANNUAL PICNIC SUNDAY June 15th AT Idleyld Park All pioneers and their fami lies are expected to be there. Come early. A good time as sured all who attend. BASKET DINNER Business Visitor Here Fronk Hanim of Days Creek waa a busi ness visitor in Roseburg yesterday. Here From Glide Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Rice, of Glide, were visiting friends and transacting business in this city Thursday. Mr. Puccenelll Here R. L. Pue cenelll, of Los Gatos, California, is spending a few days here on busi ness. From Bandon Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Moore of Bandon are spending . a few days here calling on friends and transacting business. - Mrs. Kamp Shops Mrs. William Kamp, of Umpqua, spent several hours in Roseburg shopping and visiting frieiuls yesterday. From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn came in from Melrose yesterday to attend to business matters and visit friends. In From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. K. Conn of Melrose were in this city yesterday attending to busi ness and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Asplund Here Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Asplund, of Marsh field, were In RoBeburg yesterday attending the Rotary meeting. Mrs. Nelson Shops Mrs. A. G. Nelson, of Melrose, spent several hours in Roseburg yfiBterday shop ping and visiting with friends. From Portland J. C. Johnston, traveling agent for the Pacific Fruit Express company, was a business caller here Thursday. In From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lundeen of Melrose were in Roseburg Thursday attending to business and calling on friends. From Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hayden came in from Cleveland yesterday to attend to business matters and visit friends. Here From Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trozelle of Cleveland were in Roseburg yesterday at tending to business mailers and visiting friends. From Marshftold G. W. Kauf man and J. A. Matson, Marshfield, were attending the Rotary meeting in Roseburg last night. Oregonian Man Here W. R. Gil lian, representative of the Portland Oreponlan for southern Oregon, is spending several days here on busi ness. Marriage License Issued A mar riage license was issued yesterday by county Clerk Roy Agee to J. M. Boutin and Cleo L. McCready, both of Powers. From Brockway Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schurtz came in from Brockway yesterday to attend to business matters and visit with friends. Here From' Marshfield-U'A'ttoraey and Mrs. John Goss were here from Marshfield yesterday visiting with friends and attending . the Rotary meeting. " . . . From The Dalles Frank Betts, of The Dalles, formerly in the em ploy of the local J. C. Penney store, is spending a few weeks in town visiting with friends. Chas. Waldo Here Charles Waldo, of Klamath Falls, formerly In the employ of the Southern Pa cific in this city. Is spending a few days in town with relatives. Admission Matinee 10e-35c Evening 10c-S0c IS. and Saturday 4 or- Aii-kins 0r - 'if Romance of the ktVt f A Modern West W&W , 1 f' Comedy of the Cow 4 f "' Country... r. -'. K T:Sr TA ssssstsssssss m m is v . . V1 ss AN .easTs? ANTLERS Business Visitor Here Hay Jor dan, of Looklnsglass, was a busi ness visitor here yesterday. Visiting Here Russell Pyron, of Portland, is visiting in this city with bis mother, Mrs May Pyron. Spends Day In Corvallis Miss Pearl Goetz is spending the day in Corvallis visiting with friends. Attend Rotary Meeting George L. Wilhelm was here from Eugene yesterday to attend the Rotury meeting. Motor to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight will motor to Eugene Sunday to get their Bon, William Knight, who has just completed his third year in law at University of Oregon. Attends Wedding In Eugene Mrs. John Weatherford Is leaving tomorrow for Eugene to visit a few days and to attend the wed ding of Miss Frances Metcalf, for mer Roseburg girl, and William Schulze, of Yakima, Washington, which will take place next Monday evening. Wmmt . H and Saturday i tL0"hat th, LW1 Trasses?-1 m . em MARY BRIAN v&jvB 0 1 ' 9 (7Zttw Francis Mcdonald t7 3s BmlRS 7 SAM HARDY- CHAS. S ELLON M Ml . : H TOLLY MARSHALL H MM p -f,c Butter fllear the roar or motors wmr or net s. IUVUO I wheels nt 100 per shrieks of crowds I In I IlkJI n J I so real you smell the gasoline! I M Max-I-Mum Brand, Hero of "Light of the Western Stars" I I M J L large luscious halves or as "Suicide Lou" Larrigan. with a I Ml Gtl sliced. Wonderful qual- "i'"g" U tlaShJ 88 hi" dareclev" U,lv" J I fijl tty. Large No. 2J cans. A wow of a talking comedy Bi MJ ' (HI 2 cans .. 490 H.s. I ani-al rillu.r Harriv In tcLM Wl 1 LIBERTY -5fev"7V TODAY ' A" Matinee Daily at 2:15 Evenings 7:15-9:00 Here on Business John F. Abra ham, rancher at Wilbur, was ill this city Thursday on business. From Umpqua Arthur Kamp, of Umpqua, wa& in this city yester day attending to business affairs. Mrs. Insley Visits Mrs. Charles Insley, of Brockwuy, was visiting with frionrii and shopping in this city yesterday. Return to Portland Mr. und MrB. Harry iMaybee and small daughter, Camllle, who have been visiting here at the K. E. Sand quiHt home, left yesterday for their home In Portland. In From Umpqua Mrs. Marie Hlrsch and her daughter, Miss Beth Hirsch, of Umpqua. were shopping and visiting with friends in tins city today. Roses on Display Roses num bering 115 growing on one stem of a Dorothy Perkins rambler are on display in the Roseburg cham ber of commerce, the roses hav ing been grown by Mrs. A. Xiday in Garden valley. .ove:cV,, "L0" gO""" jV COMING 8UNDAY Buster Keaton "FREE AND EASY" A Million Laughs Mrs. Trueman Here Mrs. F. E. I Truenian. of Cajnas valley, was vis iting friends: and shopping id this city yesterday. ; , 1 From Garden Valley Mrs. Al bert Slgfrldson, of Garden valley, spent a few hours here yesterday shopping and visiting with friends. Goes to Portland Lucien Cobb left yesterday for Portland, where he will spent several days attend ing to business affairs and visiting with friends. Home From Portland George Trapolls, who has been a patient In the veterans' hospital in Port land, returned to his home here last night. Spend Day at Bandon Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Belleu, Mrs. Cora Bak er and her son, Stewart Baker, are spending the day at Bandon beach. . 1 a JItlM. Frjre Wi,d Rose Brand' half or who,e iJj Oregon full cream, rich, tasty Pure cane, fine granulated, 10 lbs. Matches Cocoanut Fancy shredded. Com plete your cake with a 1 cocoanut topping. Save in sT: 290 Soup Peas Chip Q OVr 7Sk 4 Soap Ivory, for toilet or laun dry. The big value soap, medium bar. Spe cial 5 340 bars SAFEWAY HAS THE BEST FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Watermelon Fancy Red Meated Klon- dike for your picnic. Lb 410 VE DELIVER QUANTITY Store No. 255, Roseburg, Attractions AT THE MOVIES ANTLERS Today, Saturday, "Montana Moon" with Joan Craw ford. LIBERTY Today, Saturday, Richard Arlen In "Burning Ul," with Mary Brian, all-talking. JOAN CRAWFORD does her best bit of acting to date in "Mon tana Moon," her new musicul western offering which opened last night at the Antlers theatre. Seen as the daughter of a million aire ranch owner who is visiting her futher's properties in Montana with a group of eaBtern friends and falls in love with a cowboy who Is obviously out of place in her sophisticated circles, Miss Craw ford gives an inspired performance in a picture which for plot inter Safeway quality fancy f r e h creamery butter. Guaranteed. 2,b.... : 690 Six-Box carton, per carton mmmrum L I 49-lb. bag $2.14 with package of Wheatiea free. Van Camp's Tomato, tasty tomato flavor, 3 cans Naturipe, vine run, sweet and tender, 1 lb. tall cans, 4 cans In Make form or granules, Package H Dustlcss, fine, light, highest quality straw. Cleanser Sunbrite or Babbitt's, cleans easily and quickly, Lettuce Fresh, crisp. Extra large heads. 3head8 140 est, expert direction and sterffllg acting may be placed way up on the list of best pictures of 1930. ' The film is permeated with a number of Intriguing songs and lyrics among which are "Happy Cowboy," "The Moon Is Low," anp "Trallin" In Old Montan'". - , Miss Crawford's performance is well supported by the other mem bers of the cast, John Mack Drown making an appealing cowpuncher, Ricardo Cortez, long absent from the screen, making his return in this picture as the villain, Dorothy Sebastian scoring in a sister role, Lloyd Ingrnham, as the heroine's father, while ample comedy ia...af forded by a laugh-trio composed of Kurl Dune, Cliff Edwards and Benny Rubin. , Guests From Mclalla Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fletcher, of Molalla, are spending a few days in thtB city visiting at the home of Mrs. Fletch er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haip ster. ith school end ed (or this term little rlL. j . .1 j I things for Mother, jlll I Not the least of 1 ll nearest Safeway store when mother hasn't t:m to go herself. Send them In full confidence ...they will receive every courtesy end consideration. Safe way men are trained to be particularly careful with child ren who come to our stores sod they like to serve them.,' 9 Mayonnaise Dressing Finest quality 'in bulk. 290 29c 23c 52c 15c Coffee Safeway Blend, blended from the finest cupping -quality coffees. Blended I by our own coffee expert., quick suds. ORDERS Phone 230 Pound ......:...3B0.h 3lb. ......l.,$1.05 ritii 1 25c 49cf Oats 1 H O quick cooking or .UEl regular. For the new 'JL tasty flavor in oats try -tn 190 Large package .... 340 m Tomatoes 5 J Sun ripened, fine flavor. W 2 pounds 230 ff )