I FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1930. News of Douglas County SCOTTSBURG (Nwf-Rcvew liougloi Ctunly Swcul) BCOTTSIICRO. June IS. Mr. Jane Walker Ih ill at the homo of )ir daughter,- Mrs. lien Duller of J.onK Piali le. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wennla and their house guests, Mth. Anna W'ea- sela of Salem. Mlsa Conatance llackelt of Cenlralla. Wash.. Mrs Win. Fisher and (JaiiKliler,' Putty of .nvaioru, niotoreu to i.oon lake Monday evening and railed at the tamp of Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Kilty Vho returned Sunday from a trip to the berry fields. Mr. and Mrs. Paul LevenhaRen attended the hasehall game at Klk ton Sunday. Hoi-en. guests at the A. L. Duller home on Long Prairie, wero Mr. and Mrs. Moy Cairns of Iteedsporl and Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Clacka mas. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wealheily at tended church at Klkton Sunday morning and motored to Drain In the afternoon to meet their grand son, Hilly Weatherly of Portland, who will visit with them for a while. Mrs. Fannie TIalnes of Oakland Is a guest at the Fred Wealheily home. Mrs. T.ury Sawyers Is visiting at the J. N. Hodden home. Mrs. Shrum of Dixonvllle slop ped for a short lime In Scolts hurg Tuesday. Mrs. .Tosenh Albert and 'children and Mra. Frances nice and chil dren nf Portland wero guests of Mrs. Ellsworth at the Scottshurg hotel Tuesday. Frank Ilrookhart and Jake Ileeder arc making hay on the Not tago farm this week. Paul Ijivenhagen waa n Iicerts port visitor Monday. Rachel and Arnold Wessela were guests at (he Walker home In Schofleld Sunday, and intended Ihe show in Ilccdspnrt In tho eve ning. Howard Munson, who has been employed at the Scottshurg garage nil winter, Is making his home at the Durchard farm. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Waggoner nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Apnlegato and children nnd Mr. nnd 'Mrs. Smliten wero nlcnlckers In Ash valley Sunday. Mrs. Apple gate's sister and hrolher-ln-lnw from California wero nlso of Hie party. Isabel Wilson of Ttcodsnort vis ited with her mother, Mrs. Ells worth Sunday. Of Interest to mnnv Scottshurg people was the wedding of Law rence Fisher to Lorena Stalllnirs of McMlnnvlllo. June G. Mrs. Fisher was a high school teacher on Smith Itlver two years ago. They will make their home in Corvnllla where Mr. Fisher has employment. Rov Waggoner nnd family have moved to Coos cnuntv to ho nenr er Mr. Waggoner's work. Ida Wessela. Sllllinnn. flene end Ttarahnrs Wessela nnd Hotly Wakefield motored to T,onevo Sun day to visit Conrad Wessela. Tim road work' Is moving slendily nhend. The higluvnv has not been blocked for several davs, as the worst of tho "nolnt" Is cleared nn. Several bovs from the ro'id canin attended Ihe dnnco in Iteedsport Saturday night. TENMILE f Vrwu-Ttovtrw Dnutrliu Comilv fWclnl) ' TRNMILR. Juno in. Tj. T. Short nnd Mr. unil Mm. Orn.fln.1 Tyler vero. Band on vIsMnrq Pnndnv. Mrs. fnrlni(1o Wnrrt and dill (.run. Artrlnn, Ellin. Wurron. Alma nnd TzniB. Mr. nnd Mra. Don Hindi, Robert ItnnKloH nnd Mrs. Mnrv TlUfltineU wore Coqulllo visitors Sunday. Tho Tonmllo snliool monMntr wns held Monday. Mr. Howell wiib re-olficted director. Mrs. Cobat waH re-dented rlerk. They votod to discontinue (ho Tonmllo Hehool bus becmiHo, of finnncpfi. Mrs. Rlnlla Rice, former resident of Tenmtle, who now renideB In Coqullln, lm been quite ill but, is imirh improved and nblo (o he up and around. Rev. Rankin preached bin last sermon for this conference year last Sunday. GLENDALE (Wwh-RpvIp PoiicIm Ommly RivHal) ni.KNOAT.K. .lime i8. Mr. and Mrs. h. C. Normovlo motored to Grant n Pp.h on matters of business Monday afternoon. A. O. Clarke, local Justice of pence, nnd Mra. Clarke, who nre (Spending the mi miner months nt their camp on upper Cow creek, transacted business nnd Bhopped here Monday. Rov. O. O. lternstcln left for his home at Chicago Saturday evening nfter making a brief visit with his brother William (1. Rernateiu of Just As Soon As It Arrives it it necessary to place the milk In the coldest part of the refrigerator. If the bottles are allowed to become warm, a part of the work done by pasteurization to make the product a health, giving food, is simply undone. Milk must receive maximum care from production to consumption. Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works PHONE 186 The Cleanest COME AND SEE Fernvale. Mr. Bernstein attended the contereme of the Seventh Day AUventiHta which concluded June, 12 at San Francisco, Cal. Mr. and Mra. John Cox who have been viaitlnj; at Portland anil Van couver, Wash., wjiilo on their way to their home at Med ford arrived here Sunday and were overnight f-'UCHtH of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dobyns in this city. Mrs. Cox and Mth. Oobyns are nisters. Another sister, Mirf. Henry Wolff, who has been visiting at the Hobyns home for several days returned to her home at Chiloqiiin Saturday. Her son, Gerald, will remain here for a month's visit with his cousins, Ar thur and Virgil J-obyus. - - , K. II. Itelott, who conducts a men's clothing store here, and Mth. lielott, motored to RosebuiB Fri day to attend to business matters and visit with friends. W. II. Hurst of Wolf Creek waa a G) end ale business visitor Satur day. - . Charles OlltiKbouse, upper Cow creek rancher, transacted business here Saturday. Mm. Klla Leach returned from Portland Friday where she attend ed the grand chapter of Oregon O. K, S. as a delegate for the Glen dale chapter of which she Is worthy matron. Bernard A, Chaney of Grants Pass spent Sunday hero at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Austin, where Mrs. Chaney haa been staying for several weeks. Mrs. Chaney has been very sick for some time but Is now much better and la able to be up a part of the time. 1 toy Caraway who has been visiting friends nnd relatives in this vicinity for three days re-: turned to Portland Friday eve ning. He is employed on a work train by the Southern Pacific com pany. Norman Holtz made a business trip to Medford Friday, GLENDALE, June If). Ed Basye of Takilma visited at the L. C. Basye home on Willis avenue Sat urday and Sunday. He is a neph ew iSt "L. C." Frank Brandon of Grants Pass,! employed with ihe service repay ment of tho California Oregou Power company, was here Tuesday helping W. L. Hohyns, local repre sentative for the power company, set up two electric refrigerators sold to Dr. A. J. Fawcett and A. A. Hollevoet. occupying apartments lu the Bank building. The Presbyterian Ladles Aid will hold Its last meeting of the season at tho ranch home of Mrs. Harry Cooke, near the Azalea postofflce on the Pacific highway, Friday, Juno 20. Hans Egeberg. trackwalker for the Southern Pacific company, transacted business at Grants Pass Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nelpert, who resided here for more than a year while Neipert. was supervising mill wright In charge of construction on the new Gleudale Lumber com pany's sawmill and planing mill, have purchased a 2n-Here tract In Kdeuhower, north of Roseburg, whero they expect to reside. Since leaving Glendale they have been living at Huher. Glenn Hayes, principal of the Chiloqiiin schools, and Mrs. Hayes arrived here Monday and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dnhyns at their home on the corner of Second street and Mont gomery avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hayes are on a vacation trip and expect to visit at tho various coast cities along the Roosevelt bjghwny, especially in the Coos bay section. They resumed their trip Tuesday forenoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D, Zwlgbt and Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Harding mo tored to Portland Sunday, return ing here Tuesday. Mrs. Zwight went to Portland with the Inten tion of entering a hospital for n major operation but the doctors there decided she did not require nn operation at this time. George F, Ollugbnuse, deputy sheriff, made a trip to upper Cow creek to Borve Bomo legal papers Tuesday. Ho waH accompanied on the trip bv A. A. Hollevoet. Allen C. Smith left for Willows. Cal., Tuesday evening. He Is Join ing a parly of limber cruisers now estimating timber on a large tract near Willows. RESERVE OFFICERS GET COMMISSIONS Reserve officers commissions hnve been received by Phil 1. Harth and Clifford Thornton, both of this city. Mr. Harth Is commis sioned a second lieutenant in the quartermaster reserve and Mr. Thornton Is made. a second lieu tenant In the engineer reserve. Place in Town g FOR YOURSELF g YONCALLA 1 (Vws-Revkw Dougla. Cuuntjr Sprt-U!) 5 YONCAU.A, June 10. Mr. Ilert Applegate antf Suit Konert, of Med. ford, are visiting at the home of Mr. Appleftate's . mother, Mrs', Sarah Applegate' lor a few das. i Postmaster Edes, Marlon' Edes, Mrs. Luther Daugherty and Kath eryn Daugherty left Monday morn ing for Poitlund. Mr. Edes will at-! tend the postmasters' ' convention while there. Marion will visit at the Rupprecht home and Mrs. Iaugherty and Katheryn will visit relatives. They expect to be gone five days. - Mr. and Mra. Vincent Apple gate and son, Howard, left Mon day for Portland and Bellingham, Wash. ' i Mrs. Lena Txing Is entertaining her son, Carl Long, and his son, Douglas, of .Portland, .for a couple of months. Dr.- MeKalg reports a son born to Mr. find Mrs. .Ceo. Bell, Sunday, June IS; t Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leadbetter of Goldendale, Wash., spent sev eral days last week visit Ing at the S. M. Brown home, enroute to Louisiana, where they will visit Mr. Leadbetter's parents. Mrs. L. W., Wise spent several days last .Week" visiting relatives and receiving medical attention In Koseburg. Mrs. O. W. Williams la visiting relatives In Portland for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. I.each, Bertha Clinton and Margaret Ludwlg spent the week-end visiting Mrs. Leach's mother at Coqullle. Mr. Joe Ltitz left. Friday for Sa lem and Toledo, whero he will visit his brother and sister, who are ser iously ill. Mr. and Mrs. earner or crams Pass spent Wednesday visiting at the II. L. Stonaker home. Mrs. Levi Asker of Drain, who has been qulle sick at the home of Mra. Edith Thompson, Is much im proved. Wilbur Fosn and Dave Rogers enjoyed a dny's fishing nt Smith Illver Thursday. They returned home, with tholr limit of fine big trout. Mrs. Mnry Thompson enjoyed four days' visit wllh relatives at London last week. Mrs. Fobs nnd daughter, Ertltn, spent Wednesday Bhopplr.g In Cot tage drove. Hnald Cuard, Clytlo Kelso and Oono Cowan left, last Tuesday for Cnmp Clatsop, Ore, where they will attend tho national guard training camp: Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Tlnughorty nnd family and John Smith en joyed a dny's oullng at Winchester Ilnv Thursday. Mra. Gertrude Stoute lert Wed nesday for Portland, where Bhe will visit for n few days, prior lo hor. departure to Monmouth, where she will at tend summer arhnol. Miss Helen iMnthis left Saturday for Monmouth, where she will at tend summer school. Rev. and Mrs. K. K. Clark mo tored to Alpine. Saturday, where Rev. Clark preached to the Alnlne Odd Fellows lodge Sunday, morn ing nt the M. F,. church. Mr. nnd Mrs, Jennings and daughter left Sundnv for Klnmnf'i Falls, where thev will make their home In the future. Blanche and Kenneth Toner, who hove attended normal : school ut Monmonth all winter, are home for the summer vacation. Mr. R. W. Davis and his S"ndnv scliool cl!o left Mnndav for a three-dnvs' canning ti-tn tienr Cot- tnt fjrnvn, Tto,ct lnciw!nt Tinh PTt HeorfO. T?nhntR TIMI TnH- dlck, "Robbie Pmnbl. Toh .Toin son. Ttarold Kd"q Otnm'e rtnnb. etv. Jt Ttn". John "M'l Tinny""! Toner, Rudy Tlltich nnd Alger Hol la rd. Mr. T. IT. Wn-tf'ill n'tnndn-'."'" THE DOCTORS SAY FOR ACHES & PAINS FOR RHEUMATISM OVER-EXERCISE EXPOSURE OR OLD AGE-USE MIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT RELIEF OVER NIGHT Cool Talcs for Warm Days H Luxurious Bills to good a RroomfiiK on Summer's sul- ry ilnys, Snarl Talc ($1.00), M Cnra Nome Talc (J1.00) anil 3 imsKa lute i.irj. as sou d mul fine as silk velvet! Sold 3 inly at Kt-xall Stores. 3 i i - -1 S Nathan F ullerton M ROSEBURG, OREQON m A fi lli P; JLLI Masonlo convention bM In Pert land last week. ' , Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hogan and family oC Sacramento, Calif., and Mrs, C. E. tilaeKinley of Lewis ton, Idaho, are visiting at the Win. Hogan ho ii)a on Itito bill for. a couple of weeks. , Mr- and, Mrs. L. P. Miller, Juan fta Miller and Zuloln Tibhets of Talent are visftlnK at the Kmma Miller home in Hayhurat for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Dickenson and daughters of Spray, Ore., are vialtlnK at the N. Crowe home for a few days. Mra. Palmer and , daughter, Alice and son. Tommy, left Tues day morning for eastern Oregon, where they will make their home this Bummer. A very pleasant eyenlnR" was spent at Uoswell Springs camp Thursday evening, when, J.he Rirls of the junior choir, u tysc in a recent contest, entertained th. boys at a picnic. Swimming was indulged in before supper, and games were, played after supper. Fried chicken, donated . by H. Wr. Davis, was enjoyed at the supper. Those present were Messrs. It. W. Davis, bill Tendlck, Harold Kdes, Raphael and John Toner, Harry and Herman Mathfs, Paul Ludwis, Claude Daugherty, Lawrence Coons. Bob and Oeo. Roberts, Al ger Hellard and Rudy tJIrich. Misses Katheryn and Altaloulaa Daughertv, Dorothy and Marion Kdes, Blanche, Marie. Kslher Huntington, Audrey Smith, Doris Mathfs, Hilda Tendick. Mesdames iMay Daugherty, Ruth Kdes and Minnie Davis. - ; Tho ladles of ihe Yonealla Study club and the Yonealla Kmhroidery club enjoyed a picnic nt the beau tiful grove at Canyon Cove auto camp Wednesday afternoon. A long table was spread under the large fir trees, with everything good to eat imaginable where about thirty ladies enjoyed their dinner. The afternoon was spent In visiting nnd a good time enjoyed, by nil present. A dny- long to bo remembered was enjoyed nt the M. K. church Rundav. At the morning service Mr. Humphrey of Cottage Grove nreacbed the sermon. Mr. Allen from Cottage Grove sang a beauti ful solo. At the evening service fifteen vonng people from Cottage Grove "Baptist church came down and put on a wonderful snored con cert. Mr. Allen sang two beautiful solos, nnd several numbers wore given by tho entire choir, besides single quartet and double nuartet numbers. Mrs. Claude Sherman nnd Mrs. Orpah Benson plaved the accompaniments. Rev. T. M. Ran die, pastor of the First Rantlst church at Cottetrc Grovo. gave n short sermon, which was very help ful on "Loyalty to the Church." The church was beautifully deonr. ated. Following tho service, the guests were served a delirio" lunch bv several of tho Ladles Aid members. SUB-FOAT DASH TO POLE IS PLANNED ( wjct.itpr1 Trow T.wiWfV'WIrd , PARIS. .Tune 10.CnnMn R'r Oeorge Hubert Wllklus, T.HlRh ex plorer, nnd Lincoln Ellsworth. American, who basnuent 'uuch or bis IKn In th Ant'c reo-ion. t day nnnonnced collaboration In nn attempt next yenr to reach the North Tole by means of a submar ine. Drier Pipe For any Type of Drier Cast iron and steel drier stoves. Let us give you an estimate on your requirement. J. K SINNIGER Sheet Metal Works Practical, accurate and depend able sheet metal work. Phone 428 1 329 N. Jackson F. IE GOT RID OF PILES Suffered 20 Years and Tried Everything. 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If reader de sires to try Colac rile Pills, buy a , bottle of local drURRist, or send 75c '.o Colac Chemical Co, Brent ! wood, Md., for regular bottle, full i directions, postage paid, by return j mail. Results guaranteed or mon ey back by this nationally known concern. ... ARMER TtLLb I SUPT. CAMPBELL GOING TO U. OF O. W. M. Campbell, city superin tendent of schools, is leaving Sat urday for Eugene, where he Is to attend the University of Oregon summer school. He will take work in the Uepartineut ot education, studying particularly school ad ministration. His family will ac company him and will spend the summer in Kugene. Mr. Campbell plans to return to Koseburg at fre quent intervals during July to keep in touch with the office here. He will be back August 1 to prepare tor the opening of the 1930-31 school year, which will begin Sep tember 15. w. L. H. OSBORNE BECOMES MAJOR W. L. H. Osborne, formerly cap tain in the officers' reserve corps, has been promoted to the rank of major, effective June 9, according to word received here today. .Ma jor Osborne saw service during the World war with the 348th machine gun battalion and was decorated for bravery in action at the battles of Ypres and Meuse-Argonne. He assisted in the organization of the national guard company in tins city following his return from service and this year spent three months t an otficers training school in Georgia. SOUTH DEER CREEK (NVwu-lti'vipw Tiultfla Cmwty Stwclal) SOUTH KKH CRKKK, June 20. Palmer Davis, who has been working for the forent service, Ih Bpendfng a few days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Davis. (Jlen Cox. of KoaebuiK, spent last Sunday evenlnR with his brother, J. W. Cox. Frank Delts, of The Dalles, Is visi linn with his uncle, H. K. Ulood and family for a few days. Miss Kthel Shepherd, of Itosu hurg, was a caller Tuesday at the home of her parents here. Miss Margie James Is spending a few days at Drew' visiting her sister and friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Bushong and In a in c ) 1930. Ltcrjrrr & Mvtis Tobacco Mihs Betty Cherry of Melrose were callers at the home of Mrs. Jaines here Sunday.' : J Jerome Burroughs, of Hosebi spent the week end at tliq homa fcf J. V . Cox. til i 1 1 i Transacts Business " Here Wil liam Weaver came In from Myrtle Creek yesterday to transact busi ness. UTS INTRIGUING GOODNESS ' makes White Star Tuna relished by every mem berof the family.. dozens of easy ways to serve it to sive tongue-tickling variety to the menu. .high infoodvaluejowincost. sea captain it's Vigilance a cigarette it's Taste UteRNAL VIGILANCE' taking nothing for. granted . . . leaving nothing Undone that's the man date of the sea. Exacting laboratory research, rigid production standards .... endless care that's Chesterfield's watchword. MILD, AROMATIC TOBACCOS, patiently aged, are the basis of Chesterfield's wholesome goodness. Chesterfield's blend and . cross-blend retains and rounds out their appetizing spice and flavor. CHANCE PLAYS NO PART in keeping them truo to their course the safe, satisfying course of . . . 'TASTE above everything". hesterfield Co. DR. CHURCH GOING TO TRAINING CAMP Da, H. C. .Church, a captain in the local chapter of the officers' reserve corps, has received orders to attend officers' training school at Fort Lewis July 6 to 19 inclu sive. He is to be attached .to the 319th medical regiment for train- ism mm A4 ' V": j AT v!-;3 ing. Mrs. Church will accompany u:... frhnv iilan in .leave Julv 3. and will make the trip by suio.- ' - : ' Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. A. aleClellalid, former Roseburg, residents, passed through this city yesterday on their way to Oakland, California, to spend a two weeks' vacation. TUNA TIMBALES Mix one cupful of soft bread crumbs With one cupful of milk, cook slowly for ten minutes, until the mixture is smooth. Msh one and one-hal f cupfuls ot White Star Tun and press through a coarse strdincrora meatchopper. Add to bread and milk mixture one-tnird cupfu lof milk two beaten eggs, four tablespoons of melted butter, one teaspoonfulsaltand one tablespoonful of chopped parsley or pimlcnto. Line buttered individual moldswith rice or spaghetti and fill with the fish mixture. Place the molds In a pan of hot water, cover and bake fpr thirty minutes In a moderate oven. Turn out on a hot platter and icrve with parsley or pimlcnto sauce. We state it as out honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield cigarettes are of 6ner quality and hence of better taste than in any other cigarette ac the price. LIGGETT TOBACCO CO. tjixfriziiira