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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. 'ttTDNESDAY. JULY 16. 1930.
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OF OTHER SMS
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(Xowi-Kf-view DoukIuh Comity Siwhil)
lDLEYM) PA UK, July 16. A
groat many out of Hlute visitors
have htitm at Jdlcyld park during
the past week. Anions the victim?
fishermen and vucatJoniHtH wre K.
8. Stockman and family of Tuft,
California, who plan to return la
ter in the season for u JiuntiiiK
trip; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. (Iriinm,
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson and L. (',.
Stevens of Merced, California; Mr.
and Mrs. William Tobin of San
Franciso; J. T. Humphry and fam
ily of I.os Angeles; J. C. .Morrinon
and family of Jierkeley; O. V.
Strernph; and family of Klyrla,
Ohio; W. A. Slllley and party or
I-oh AnkH'h; W. (i. Nichols, San
Francisco; H. (I. Cramer and II. M.
Henderson of San lileo; I Jen Pet
eison, Salinas, Kansas, and C. J.
Green and family of Sausalilo,
California.
There were also a laree number
of visitors from other parts of the
state, including a laiKe group from
Cooh Bay. Among these visitors
were C. U Pendleton of Marsh
field, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Collver
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Young and children, Mr. and Mrs.
E, K. Schriever und daughter,
(Mven, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hut
chinson and daughters, Lucia and
Patricia, Knid and Joyce Collver,
Marian Corsette, i.Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge Swartz, alt of MaiHhfiold;
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Male of Spring
field; MisH Brace Male, Portland;
J. K. Scott and J. Thatcher of Cor
vallis. Many groups of picnickers were
nt the park Sunday to eujoy llio
day.
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SCOTTSBURG
( (NWn-ItovIew DdiiKlim finnil,v HM'cinl)
BCOTTS1HJHG, July Sieve
Matson motored to Brain Saturday
night to meet Mrs. Matson, who
came from Los Angeles to spend
her vacation at the Scottshuig ho
tel, which her husband and Ray
mond Loomis have leased for a
year.
Wallace Fryer and Cicnrge Tapp
were Scoltsburg visitors Sunday.
Oeorge LeMon, who spent Tues
day at Loon lake last week Is now
chief cook nt the Scottshurg ho
tel. Mr. and Mrs. A. U Hutchinson
of Kellogg and Mrs. Oia Tapp or
Klklon stopped InSeoitHhurg Sun
day and were joined by Mrs. Mary
Ellsworth and daughler, Lois, and
nil enjoyed a day ut Winchester
Bay.
Arnold and Sllllman Wesscla
of Scottshurg motored to Winches-'
ter Bay Sunday.
Mrs. Allie Hill and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Albert Hill and the hit
ter's two children were visitors
in ScoUshui'K Friday.
Mrs. .lack Baker of San Bernar
dino, Calif., was n visitor at the
Scottshurg hotel Saturday.
J. Paul Wnssela motored to
.Heedsport and Loon hiko Sntuiday.
Mrs. Wesseln accoinimuicd him
homo from Loon lake where she
has been visiting at the home of
her sisters, Mrs. W. I), lllley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Peart and
tilt lighter, Mary belle, niovvd Into
an apartment In the Scoltsburg
hotel Sunday from Klklon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kit (irubbe of Elk
ton visited their daughter, yrn.
Clyde Peart of Scottshurgh Sun
day. Mrs. Anna Wessela returned to
Rcnttshurg Friday after a lew days'
visit at tlie Eskellno home on the
U mpqua.
HOLE int JETTY AT
THOFCOQILE
TO BE REPAIRED
MARINE CHIEF?
Lewellyn A. Banks. Medford
fruit grower and publisher, who
has been nominated as Indepen
dent candidate for the United
States senate In opposition to
Charles L. McNary, incumbent.
Mr. Banks' name will appear on the
general election ballot in the fall.
WINCHESTER BAY
WINCHESTER BAY, July !.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. llelzensteln of
Uoseburg arrived hiHt Sunday in
Winchester Bay to spend a week's
vacation.
Tho chlnook and sllversldo mil
mon run has benuu and many tour
ists are now catching the splendid
fish.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. sickler of M
Hood stopped In Winchester Bay
last Monday, returning lo their
home from a business trip to
North Bend.
Mr. ami Mrs. E. F. Kidder and
daughter of San Fernando, Cal
and Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Butten am)
daughter of Santa Paula, Cal
stooped in Winchester Bay lust
Monday while enroule north on the
Uoosevelt highway,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bishop of Tulsa.
Okla., spent last Monday her
v, bile touring Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs. Bishop are enroute to Cull-
fornla.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thacker and
son left lust Monday for their
home iu Portland after spending a
week In Winchester Bay where
they enjoyed llshing and vlsltl I :
friends and relatives in Heeds
port. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Terry of
Portland, spent . last Sunday in
Winchester Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thomas of
Lebanon spent last Sunday in Win
chester Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Skelton and chil
dren of Lorano, Ore., left hist
Tuesday after spending several
days In Winchester Bay where
they enjoyed good fishing.
Mr. und ilrs, F. C. Perry and
son and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Perry
of Portland spent last Saturday in
Winchester Bay on a business trip.
Mrs. F. E. Trueman and son, L.
W. Morris of Camas Valley spent
last Wednesday and Thursday In
Winchester Bay on combined busi
ness and pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Lane and son,
Donald and daughter Kathleen of
Harbor, spent the week end in
Winchester Bay visiting relatives.
Mi, and Mrs. Lane were enroute to
Cottage Grove lo make their home.
BAN DON. Jiilv Hi. The butch
ers, bakers and grocers of Coos
county have decided to hold their
annu:il picnic at Bundon by-the-
sea this year on I imrsuay, July
17.
A (rood time Is In store for these
merchants at Bandon because of
the natural forms of entertainment
offered here. Manager Topping of
the Sliver Spray gardens has n
ranged for nn aiternoon dance
uh It'll will niil in aitniHt'liiPtil for
the guests. The dance will he held
from 4 lo G Thursday afternoon.
I he golt course, Wucoma but lis
and the beach will he open lo
these visitors, too.
The picnickers will gather at the
llv nark fir tint htir fit!n which
are always common at a gathering
of this sort. A big baseball game
between the grocers and the butch
ers and bakers combined will he
the big attraction of the day.
UOHN
SCHOOLCRAFT To Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. I). Schoolcraft of Sulher
lln, on July lf, in Uoseburg (ieu
eril hospital, a daughter, Oouna
Millie.
BANDON, July 16. Work has
begun under the supervision of
District Engineer Bidwell of the
L. S. engineers for the repairing
of the hole in the north Jetty west
of the lighthouse, maintenance
funds being used for the work. A
Erickson of Bandon has charge of
the construction woik and is now
building a form for concrete.
The hole Is to be filled with
concrete. A mixer and other
equipment has arrived. The Santa
Cruz Cement company of Portland
received the contract from the gov
ernment to furnish 200 barrels of
cement. This Is to bo shipped from
San Francisco and will come by
boat. The rock and gravel to be
used in the concrete will be barg
ed across the river from the Erick
son bunkers on the south side of
the river.
The hole in the north jetty haB
caused much sand to be washed
Into the channel on the bar and
is believed to be the cause of some
of the shoals at times just outside
the bar. It is believed that good
results will he obtained from the
repair nnd that it may demon
strate the value of restoring the
entire north jetty in order to se
cuie and hold the new lfi-foot
depth provided for in the recent
appropriation.
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FISHERMEN ARE
HAViHIG GOOD LUCK
Oiy NORTH UMPQUA
(NVwi.Rtn-iew D'ufla County Sjntial)
IDLFYLD PABK, July Fish
ing'conditions are holding up well
on the North Umpqua and some
very fine catches have been made.
I-awrence Krogel and Marry Lohr
made limit catches Sunday, using
files. The Bteelheads are running
and good catches are reported
every day. The crawfish are shed
ding their shells now and are mak
ing fine bait for s tee Hit-ad and cut
throat trout. The best flies ate
brown hackle with bronze body,
royal coachman and gray hackle.
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Attend Presbyterian Synod
Hv. Alexander Muirden and V.
('. Harding left for Kugene this
morning to attend the Presbyterian
Synod of Oregon. They will be
gone three or four dayti.
Your Car Doesn't Work by the
Clock . . . And Neither Do We!
Take advantage of our 24-hour service when
car trouble-develops . , .
BEFORE MIDNIGHT
AFTER MIDNIGHT .
. CALL 140
CALL 697-J
Johnson's Automotive Maintenance
"If it isn't rii?ht . . . we make it right."
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GEN SUEDLEV O. BUTLER j
Major General Smcdley Butler, i
who Is being urged by Senators !
Iieed and Hatfield as commandant
of the United States marine corps. I
Fishing and Hunting
Trips
Pack and saddle horses at
Steamboat for hire.
Write or phone
Joe DeBernardi
Phone 36F15 Glide, Ore.
NEW MINING WORK
IN STATE PREDICTED
(AwmolBlod PreM Leaned Wire)
GRANTS PASS, Ore., July 15
Extensive development of chro
tnite, copper and lime deposits in
Oregon was forecast here today at
the opening of tho mld l'acific em
pire mineral economic conference,
attended by 200 miners and en
gineers. Tills development, the de
legates were told, would result
from the opening of water trans
portation for southern Oregon nnd
northern California through the
port of Crescent City. The con
ference 1b considering mining es
pecially In Its relation to Iruns
poiiullon. LIGHT HOUSE ROAD
AT WINCHESTER
BAY COMPLETED
(Ni'wn lteview Poiijrlni County Sjierlal) '
WINCHKSTKH HAY, July 18
Grading of the county's section of
the road from Winchester Hay to
the Umpqua lighthouse has been
completed. The road Is 1.775 feel
In length and the grading) was
done at a cost of $2,097, by Con
tractors W. M. I'uckett und Del
Weathcrly. The road passes
through a heavy body of timber
und affords uccess to t no Dcacn.
The government Is to build nn ad
dillnnal Rection of 2,000 feet to
the lighthouse.
TO TAKE AUTO TRIP
M ATTI I lOW'S To Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Mnllhews on llouck street,
on Julv II, In KoHehurg (ieueriil
hospital, n daughter, Shirley I.ee.
DRIER STOVES
Prices Reduced
CAST STOVES
4 ft. x 24 In. x 24 In $35.00
51 ft. x 24 In. x 24 in $45.00
8 ft. X 24 In. X 24 In 855 00
6 ft. x 34 In. x 34 In $130.00
STEEL STOVES
J ft. x 36 In. diameter $112.00
9 ft. x 36 in. diameter $126.00
Ail prices f. o. b. Salem.
Drier Pipe for Any Type Drier,
J. H. SINNIGER
Sheet Metal Works
329 North Jackson Phone 428
HEAR
Evangelist Cornelia
Jones Robertson
of San Francisco, Calif.
Well-Known Colored
Evangelist and
Singer.
For over 20 years a preacher of
the Full Gospel. Meetings start
Tuesday night, July 15, at 8 p. m.
Upper Room Pentecostal
Mission, corner Washington
and Jackson.
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County Treasurer and Mrs. James
Sawyers, accompanied by Mr. ami
Mrs. Charles Tyte, who are veiling
from Vallejo, California, and Mrs.
Frank I'teice of Portland will
leave tomorrow morning on an
aulo trip to Crater lake. Crescent
City. Ilaudon nnd Marshfleld. They
will arrive In Marshfleld Sunday,
where Mr. Sawyers will play In the
golf tournament. Stanley Kidder Is
In be 111 charge of the treasurer's
olTlce during I he absence of Mr.
anil Mrs. Sawyers.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
542 Fowler St. Phone 541-J
Dryer Fans
Specially adapted for Kurtz
prune Dryers. Come In and let
us demonstrate them. Fans com
plete ready to Install.
Price $10.50
E. S. Cockelreas F. L. Cockelreas
GOES
200 MILES
FARTHER
AND COSTS ONLY 25c A QUART
TESTS show that Motoritb
is the oilest of the oils.
This super slipperiness min
imizes friction, seals in compres
sion, and gives 200 Extra miles
of lubrication.
Authcfities recommend Mo
toritb for best results in high
compression motoring.
Try it NOW. Only 25c a
quart at any Union station.
Tune in Union Oil Radio Pro-
gram every evening between'
5:15 and 5:45 over Station KEX
MOTORITE
mm
TTi Union Motor OH for
High Camprmttlon Cart
the World's
Largest Selling
IE E fi EH T"
Registrations officially recorded
by every State in the Union show
that for this year more Hudson
Eights have been delivered to
consumers than any other eight
in the world.
S For Yourself
llie Increasing Number of
Hudson Eights on I lie Street
Hudson Beauty, Hudson Quality, Hud
son IVrforniunce and Hudson Vultic
frankly question the wisdom of ever
paying more for any car. They have made
Hudson the world's largest selling
Kight. And the growing power of this
conviction is shown in tho increasing
numbers you sco everywhere.
1(05'
for the
COACH
Nine other models just as attractively
priced. Wide range of colors. All price
f. o. b. Detroit, Factory.
Roy Catching Motor Co.
125 North Rose
Phon.e 438
Roseburg, Ore.
Vacation Land Is Callim
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Visit the business places listed here. They are fine, clean, successful
concerns operated by alert business people.
Canyon. Auto
Camp
. SWIMMING TANK
Garage, Store, Lunch
Room
feature Chicken Dinners.
Modern In every respect.
CANYONVILLE, ORE.
Mandy Lou
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
HOME COOKING
A nice place to meet your
friends.
MYRTLE CREEK, ORE.
Hotel Sutherlin
' STRICTLY MODERN
Room with Bath $1.50
Room without Bath 1.00
Luncheon 50
Turkey and Chicken
Dinners -
.75
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Young's
Pharmacy
Fountain, Magazines
Drugs
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Hiway Coffee
Shop
FOUNTAIN 'SPECIAL
Double Milk Shakes
Double Malted Shakes
Open Until Midnight
Reasonable Prices.
DRAIN, ORE.
Pause and Refresh
Yourself
The Highway
Pharmacy
OAKLAND, ORE.
Perfect Fountain Service
Sunset Beach
COOS BAY
Deep Sea Fishing, Swimming,
Boating, Modern Cottages,
Children's Play Ground.
Excellent Dining Room
Lunch Counter
There Is No Wind at
Sunset
SUNSET BAY RESORT CO.
Charleston, Ore.
Sutherlin Garage
We both will be satisfied.
Greasing, Oiling and
Storage
All Work Guaranteed
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Moore Bros.
Grocery
Opposite Roseburg
Auto Camp
Tourist Supplies
Fresh Fruits and Groceries
ROSEBURG
Riverside Store
Confectionery, Groceries.
Richfield, She!) Gas
and Oils
Your Patronage Appreciated
EDENBOWER
if you or your friends intend
locating in Roseburg or the
Umpqua Valley
THIS OFFICE IS FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE
City Homes, Acreage, .
Farms
E. G. Kingwell
Next to the Chamber of
Commerce
ROSEBURG, OREGON
On the Road to the County's
Best Fishing Grounds
GROCERIES
Red Crown Gasoline
and Oils
Dale W.Hatfield
DIXONVILLE, ORE.
rv
y The Sea"
The Beach Resort of Southern Oregon
Spend your summer vacation at Bandon "By-the-Sea." Oregon's most beautiful beach re
sort invites you. Every out-door pleasure awaits you; golf, boating, fishing and highway
drives of startling beauty. Fine surf-bathing and agate beaches. The Bandon business men
whose advertisements are grouped together on this page, join in welcoming you to Bandon
and pledge themselves to help make your vacation the more enjoyable.
Take a Swim
Heated Ocean Water
Natatorium
Moving Pictures while you
swim.
Wecoma Baths
Open Afternoon and Evening
Strictly Modern Cottages
Ocean View
DANCING
at the
Silver Spray Gardens
Every Wednesday and Satur.
day Nites and Sunday
Afternoon.
ROOMY, COOL AND
REFRESHING
Bandon By the Sea
Auto Camp
FREE SHOWERS
Store and Lunch Room
Archery Range
A. H. ROHDE
1 New Owner
Bandon Beach
Cottages
2 and 3 rooms strictly
modern, with toilet and
showers. Moderate rates
by the day, week or
month. Store in connec
tion. Write for reserva
tions. Phone 1741
C. A. MACHON, Owner
Bandon Butter and
Cheese
UNEXCELLED
Visitors are always welcome
to visit our plant
Bandon Creamery
Tourist Headquarters
at
Dunham's
of course
Complete Line of 'Groceries
The Nyal Store
General line of Drugs, Sta
tionery, Films & Developing.
Toilet Articles Souvenirs,
Glassware, Gifts.
Prescriptions Our Specialty.
BANOON DRUG CO.
City Meat Market
Dealer in All Kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats
SPECIALTIES
Poultry, Sea Foods, Milk
Butter and Eggs
GEORGE ERDMAN, Owner.
For All Drug
Needs
When at Bandon. by the-Sea
Fuhrman & Shmdler, Inc.
REXALL DRUG STORE
Perrott Cottages
On the Ocean Drive
Furnished and Unfurnish
ed Cabins.
STRICTLY MODERN
Municipal Auto
Park
CITY OF BANDON
Campers Welcome
Wood, Water, Light
Furnished
RATES 50c PER DAY
On your way to the beach
stop at the
Square Deal Service
Station
On the Coos Bay Hiway
Lunches Groceries, Free
Camp Grounds, Gas
and Oils.
CAMAS VALLEY, ORE.
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