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Newspaper Page TextTWO BADLY CRUSHED " (Xfws-RevifiT Dirla ('minly Spvbl ItRKDSPOKT, July 17. Norman Smiley, son of Jlr. and Mm. A. N. Smiley o( Ada, backed Ii.h truck off the grade a tdiort distance east of SrottsbiirKh, w here he tried t jump clear, but wan crushed be neath the heavy truck. Jliit broih er, Herman, his wife, paienlH and Dr. Kastland accompanied him to JJ.'oth IJend where he wiia taken t,o Keizer Brothers' hoKpKal. X iiays showed the pelvic bone brok en In two places, and doctors Htut- id that other injuries could not he Ascertained until he had had time to recover from the shock. They did not hold out any hope for his recovery. GLENDALE fWwH Ut-vicw Dmiiflu ('mirily SiktIuI) GLBKDALK, July 18. Mr. and Mrs. h. Costello and family, MIkh Velma Hasye and M r. and Mi'fl. Monte A. lialoa and family Hpem Saturday niKht and Sunday at I tan don beach. J. (Doc) CJould iminted C. I. JuHtin's private garage at his resi dence on Second si reel the firm of the week. A painting and paper haiiKlnK job was completed In tin; .Austin collate limt week. T. R. Lawson left for Port lard to attend to business mallei 4 in connection with his mliiin; Inter ests on Middle creek Suu lay even In. WilliKin Seluoeiier hat atiain Jieen nppointeil fire winln fin lllis itit-l rJ-t Hn! Ik now ra.np;tl jwir the Klilon hotel wlidj lie Mil n'itilltHill IliK llt'HllUHI'llTH during the fii-e season. This vvii: be fcirliropiler'a si'venlh season aH a fire warden. ' l(.and Ml. Warren K ll.'izi'll moveil to lljff ours Krifl iy to at tend to varioiM hiistni'H.i mutiny. Ilr aitd Alts. Kred Vo'-. itm! G-ear-old son Ilohert arrived from Portland Sunday for a week's visit wltlr friends and relatlveR here. Ttly are honseguests of Mr. and yH'fi. Joe Jones, parentu of Mrs. Vorke, who will he better remem bered here as .Miss Kdna Jones. j;-Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Moore, to gether with Mr. antl Mrs. W. I). Lean, motored to Coqnille Kimday VTItere they visited with fi-lninls and attended the hall Kume in the uf temuoii. ,-,'Mr. and Mis. Glenn I. Wat-diip and. family visited ('later lake Sunday. They left here Hamrday evening, cum iiIiik over nifchl at Prospect. "W. I'. 'I'otten ami Pnih Iteiiri.'lil anions some of the (llendale people who motored lo Cii(iilUc Sunday and attended tlte hull fejirtie between Coqulllo and (lien dale. .. Announcements were roeolved here tills week of the renrrl .ig of Mies lluelall Mnirun to Victor Nell l-Jicny at tio)i(iitiu, itttwatian ts liiitris, Juno :t. wheio they will re sirtl!. Mrs. Itk.iliy has u hint of Mendnle rriemls as slie lived here ion many years with her pt'i'iiU. Mivnml Mrs. Krank Alin-rnn before ityuvini; to Portland n fev yeais ujtu. "Mrs.' John ltedflehl of Denver, Crtl., arrived bete from Portland 'IVesdny evening ujiil whs an over liljlllt Kliest of Mrs. Allee Hedllclil, leaving for ('aiiforiilu points Wed nesday niol'ulliK. She Is the wife or"Jolin ltedflehl, a former early diiy" Cow ereeker. John Is a broth er -of V. II. ((Sent), Sam, It. II. (Boone) Itedfleld and Mrs. William taring, who still reside here, Kd PHIfleld, now dead, was .also tt briither. 11 W. 1. Melsner. Ideal Kai-atie num. In enmpany with S. A. and K. J.' McMullin, mntoi eil over the obi tiu)l Hnir road to the llenton mine latl Sunday and spent a few hours flehing on Wlilskey ereek. In re tnrninn over the steep antl roimh Vu'tie near the llenton mine it took tlw combined efforts of all three. oae a chaffeur, one to supply air pressure to, the gasoline tank and iftj.' to push, to successfully neso tjiue the elf mil with the ear. ijack Nettleton of tlrants Pass. BASEBALL! H SATURDAY 3 P.M. Douglas Co. vs. Lane Co. I Our fellows are fighting their way to the tate champion--ship. Come out and help them win from the Eugene " bunch Saturdav. ADMISSION 25c LOW E A. " EFFECTIVE MAY TO SEPT. 30 RETURN LIMIT OCT. JI, hjo ( ' Reduced fare all parUof ea.t; liberal ttop ., .evert. Fine trains; modern equipment! .-.eplendid service; scenic route. Short side 1 trips enable you to visit ZION NATIONAL PARK CRANO CANYON NATIONAL PARK ";RYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK ...YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK " 'GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN NAT'L PARK ".' Information and Booklets on requeet PAG! FEES employed with the Southern Pa cific company, transacted business here I uesday. -Mrs. T. It. Klders left for her boiue at llowuey, Cal., Tuesday inornliii; after villii, with her brother-in-law and aister, Mr. and Mrt. James A. fjewey, in tll&'city since last Thursday. Her 5-year-old son Teduy Is remuinftiK here for an extonded stay with his Aunt Laura. Klders is expecting to upend his vacation here during the coming huntiiiK season and Teddy is to re main until then. Charles (jllhert of Medford was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Frost and four children arrived here Monday from Moscow, Idaho, where l rost bus been teaching manual trainitiK In the public sehuols Ibis past year and will siiend the summer at Kern vale. They vacationed here last summer and were so pleased with this section of the country that they decided to return this year. Krost Is an urchery enthusiast and an expert maker of hows, arrows and various archery tackle. Mrs. l-'rost shares his enthusiasm in this sport uud is the proud posses sor of many cups attesting to ber prowess with the how and arrow. Mr. and ..Mrs. l-'rost are both au thors, dolni; some magazine work, and have collaborated on several books on furniture and wood working subjects. Thomas J. Miller and son. Lory Miller, and family lei I here Wed nesday for 'southern California, where they expect to visit Mr. Miller's daughters, Mrs. Kellle u'righl and Mrs. Llllie Cobb at Hedondo beach. They expect to travel through the San Joaquin valley and over the Itidge route ho low Itakersfield In going and ex pect lo return via the coast route. They plan on heing gone about three weeks. ' Warren (Itiswold motored to llornhrook, Cal., Taesday, on busi ness matters, returning here Wed nesday. .nr. and Mrs. C L. Normoyle anil family left for Portland Wed nesday where Mrs. Normoyle is expected to enter a hospital for aieilicai treatment. Their two chil .Iren will be left in the care of Mrs. Norinoyle's sister, Mrs. (Jail Jinsih ii at Woodburn daring Mrs. iSornioyle'd stay at Portland. Mia. Muriel Devlne is enjoying a week's vacation from her duties ,s u stenographer In a Portland office visiting her mother MrB. Malie Heller. She arrived here Tuesday. Mrs. (leorge (!. Dyer motored to Myrtle Creek where she secured a auaullly of cherries Monday. Prank Hughes who lives on a iiomesiead a short distance aouth of this city vistled at Kugene this iveek. Mr. and Mrs. Units lloaglaud ul Klumalli Palls, returning lo their ,10 1 ne city from a motor trip to Portland, slopped here lor a brief Islt with friends and relatives Tuesday. Mis. lloagbuul was torm .rly Miss Kihel Nelson and Is a Jaiigliter of Mia. Hllnm Stranne. 10. II. flelolt who has a clothing jtore In the Nerbns building made 1 business trip lo Itoseburg Wed nesday. lal C. Harper, now ranching near Klamath Palls, arrived Tues Jny evening, called here by the death or his brother, J. I). Harper, t'ul was formerly a railroader and was In charge of the construction work building the l.yslul siding nearly 21 years ago. He and his family resided here for n number j years bil.irc moving away in 11107. After working lor the South ern Pacific lor niany years in northern Calil'oruia ami In the Sacramento valley. Harper quit railroading to take up ranching. (J. K. llurnelt who has a ranch leased near Anchor on upper Cow Creek .waB a (tlendale visitor Wed nesday. Mrs. llurnelt is In a hos pital nt Portland at present. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. 0. It. Crabtree who reBide near the Harrell mill on Cow Creek, Friday, July II. Dr. A. J. Kaui el I ol this city was in at tendance. Miss (ierlrude Nebel visited at (Jrants Pass Friday. Mrs. J W. tiray. mother of Mrs. C. K. lllldge, who has been visiting at the lllldge home on Mad rone lielgb's for several weeks, re-1 turned to tier home at Medford j Sunday. ! (!. 11. Jackson, local attorney., FARES ST ROUND TRIP IU Nvm OMMIA KANSAS CITY ... sr. rot'ts nc ;o IlKI'ROir CINCINNATI TO 70.80 79.10 79.20 3.0 111 51 II 4.00 IIS J NI W OKI FANS.. I.I VM.AND TORONTO ATLANTA rn rsBt h.ii ... WASHINGTON rim aiiki riiiA row IIIHK BOSTON .. 1H.I9 121). SO izs.rt 27. an n.i (S2.H2 155.311 161.J Cenei.il P,75t,cnner Of nt , 0j7 Pittock Block, Portland, Ore. transacted business at Uranti Pais Saturday. Mrs. M. Swank, now residing at Medloid, visited with her son, Paul Swank, and family here Sat urday. K. M. Kberle made a business trip to Grants Pass Wednesday. Mrs. L. K. Flury, mother of Mrs. W. I.. Dobyns ol I Ilia city, her daughters. Mrs. Henry Wolrf and Mrs. Leroy Ueinger and husband were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dobyns as was al so Mrs. J. Steiger. Mrs. Flury lives at Medford. The other visitors were from Chilooilln. Frank Hills, representing the r. oik wood Motor company, of Itoseb.irg was a business visitor here Monday. The installation of on outdoor drinking fountain at the front of the (ilendale school house, also the Installation of a stand pipe on the school house roof lo be used for fire purposes, was completed by W. It. Stevenson last ween. a. J. ltaoss, school Janitor, assisted with the Job. Mr. and Mrs. W; C. Crone, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. O. Krat and Mis. (leorge Myrmo or Kugene, intended the J. I). Harper funeral here Tues day afternoon. C. J. Short) of f!o!d Hill was a (ilendale visitor Monday. He at tended the special 'chamber of commerce' meeting held here Mon day evening. Shorb Is publisher of the (llendule Log. j. Dinger Ullugnouse ot Port laud who is spending the summer on upper Cow creek was a Glen dale visitor Wednesday. Last Fri day he shot and killed a bait grown cougar on Salt Creek, mak ing his third cougar within a lew wcekB. Just a few weeks ago lie bagged two cougars on stouts Creek. Frank Illil is pasturing nearly 25k sheep at the Lyslul-Lawsou Lumber company s mill site. Fol lowing the fire last fall, the grow th of grass has been very heavy, giv ing the Bheep an excelleut pasture ai this time. Mis. O. P. Harvey relumed to her home In this city Saturday ar riving here from Medtord where she had spent the day visiting with her son, T. It. Harvey, and family. Mrs. Harvey has been at Klamath Falls 'or the past month staying with her son, Lloyd Harvey and family. Itav Cunningham, a wheat ranch er at O'Haton, Alberta, Canuda, ar rived here Saturday ror a visit with his mother, Mrs. Alta Cun nlngham and sisters and brothers here. William L. Nail made another trip to tlraiUB Pass Monday lor treatment to an Infected toe on which an operation was performed about 10 days ago. He returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hewey, their house guests Mrs. 'T. R. Klders and sou, Teddy, and Mrs. L. C. Basye, attended the ball game at Coquille Suiuluy alter which the motored to Bundon where they spent the night and Monday forenoon, returning hero Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Webber gave an old fashioned house party to a lew of their friends ut their home on .Montgomery street lust Saturday evening, liuadlilles and old time dances w ore indulged. Jim Hose. Wall Winkleman and Hilly Cordon furnished most of the mu sic. Harry OUlcrs was In charge of Dpwey'a Smokehouse Sunday and Monday while Jim enjoyed a short outing nt Handon. Ed Whitsett of Portland, spent Sunday here visiting with his brother Fred and friends in this city. C.lendale was rormerly Ed's home but in recent years he has been living at Portland. He is em ployed Willi n Southern Pacific bridge gang now working near Portland. When you have a wreck Think of JOHN R. KELLY W.i do first class fender, body and radiator repairs at reason able prices. Jno. R. Kelly General Sheet Metal Works 44 Jackson St. Phone 466 Fure Drinks for Children St You n.ny foe! wrf'rily safe in st'iiflhig your rhlldrrn to our c H'Hii. (tunicary fountain jt for l.olMom appetlztnc j di inks ami umiHaos. Kvcry innitM.jptit H f1 (I In nur foun- : r it i it ilftiraripft Is of tli ttnit ' gj vtantlaifl of purtir whlih you 1 I j i st iit'iiitiuu in inir iitriut. Nathan FuIIerton ! ft f?n en!Z Dra Star A ROSEBURO, OREGON 'l.l.i.i.M.i.i.T.T.r.T.i.i.T.i.i.r.i.fti.i.: ADVERTISING FOR COW CREEK VALLEY TO BE CONSIDERED S.i Hi-view iKatiKiH Cuutttj 3iecUl) KKKN'IMLK. July 1H. A Bieclal program of community advertising liavinK for Its main purpose the at traction of more settlers and home owners to the many ad vantages of Cow Creek valley as a desirable place to make their homes, was ureed by K. M. Kberle, president of the Glendale chamber or com uierce, at another siecial meeting held last Monday evening at the city hall. Oeorge H. Jackson, attorney and realtor, presented a proposition whereby he proposed to devote a portion of his time handling the chamber's promotion work if the chamber would agree to pay him $60 per month for his services. As a quorum was not present last Monday evening, another meeting will be held nest Mon day evening to consider and vote on Jackson's proposition. DRAIN (Nrwa-Revlpw Douglai County Special) DRAIN, July 18. Mrs. Martha Devore, who spent several months of the past winter in California and has been visiting here the past two weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. C. Devore, left Wednesday for her home in Canyonville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grauerholz, of the Motor Inn garage, is installing an additional service pump In front of the garage this week. X. D. Cool is making improve ments in the interior of his store this week In order to facilitate the handling of his large stock ot goods. The Misses Vera and Alice Wool ley and the latter's brother. Car win Woolley attended the Epworth League institute held on Little riv er lust week and report an inter esting session. Roy Spalding, roadmaster In this part of the county, has a crew of men working this week on the (.unter road in the vicinity of the tinnier postottice. The contractors on the tlmpqua highway job are making favorable progress antl some iHirtions of the highway will be ready for first coats of crushed rock within the next few weeks. Dr. Rertha Devore reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McNeal at their home in KiiHt Drain on July 15, 1930. Bernard Davis and tils aunt, (Mrs. Glenn Speck, formerly Miss Ruby Moore, came up from Port land the first of the week, the for mer lo visit at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Davis, and the latter at the home of her moth er, Mrs. Anna Moore. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sumner had the pleasure of a visit from the hitter's brother-in-law and sister .Mr. anu Mrs. rmihauer, or Han Francisco the latter part of last week. A. W. and A. C. Itertlfer, or Myrtle Creek, visited here last Sunday with their father, who has been hedl'ast for the past several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schurlor, the former a driver of one of the Drain-' Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER Mineral Vapor Bath a 327 Cass Phone 491 "Complete Health Service" LAME BACK ACHES, PAINS OR STIFFNESS RELIEF OVERNICHT MIKE MARTIN'S LINIMENT DIRECTIONS WITH etT..! bottle "Y::r A FEW CENTS ALL DRUG STCREi BAD CASE OF PILES Doctored a Lot But She Gain ed No Relief Simple Remedy Finally Found HEALS AND ALSO RELIEVES PAIN "I suffered so with bleeding piles I could hardly lie down or sit down at times. The doctor seemed un able to help me. and I was afraid would have to he operated on. I already had suffered more or less this way for several years, and tried salves, and lots of other things. Then 1 saw a Colac 1'ile Pill advertisement in the St. Louis Times. The first hottle was nearly gone before ! eoulu see results, but after that they proved as good as can he. They are healing to the bowels, and relieve that dreadful pain, and knowing how many wo men suffer, I gladly write to say you can refer to me as one who praises Colac Pile Pills, alwavs," writes Mrs. W. H. lopeland, Sud heimer. Mo. Thousands of grateful men anil women have found these little pills, taken with a swallow of water at meal times, go deep down I inside to the roots of the trouhlr, and healing, soothinr and banish, i .nt nu'c .urn almost as II Dy snagic. No salves, suppositories or ugly operations anymore for them, if the reader suffers with piles in any form, obtain at your druggist or direct, and use on positive guar antee that treatment will banish pain, and symptoms to complete satisfaction or money back. If out druggist can obtain of his job ber for you or send 75e for regn Isr bottle of 45 pills, postage paid, to Colac Chemical Co., Brentwood. ft! Marshfield auto stages, drove to Norway In Coos county on Friday from where they were accompan ied by the former's mother, Mrs. Schurter. and the latter's mother, Mrs. (Marshall, and continued their trip to Crescent City and back borne by way of Grants Pass, reaching here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook and the latter's daughter, Lois Brandt, of Kugene visited here over Sunda with Mrs. Cook's mother. Mrs. G. Davis and sister, Mrs. H. L. Cowles. " Miss Louise Greer, of Sunland, Calif., is visiting this week at the home of her brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Uruce Ana wait. Other guests at the same home are A. H. Livingston and Lester Buck, of Tujunga. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. James Kouts and two little sons, of Raymond, Wash., arrived here Saturday for a visit of two weeks with Mrs. Fouts mother, Mrs. J. W. Beasley and family. Mr. Fouts returned home Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Gardner, of Port land, has been visiting here sev eral days with her mother, Mrs. Susan Cowan and brother, Gus Cowan. Clarence Newton and family vis ited here over last, week-end with Mr. Newton's mother, Mrs. Clara Newton, and other relatives. Mrs. Aix'h Alford Is In San Diego, Calif., where she will visit several weeks with her tjon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Swearingen. Mr. Swearlngen is a member of the U. S. navy. Mrs. Gertrude Hedrick is enjoy ing a visit this week from her niece, Mth. Albert Clark, and the latter's daughter, Mrs. Weber and little son, of Portland. They will also visit other relatives at Sun nydale and near Comstock. Claience Leonard, clerk in the local postoffice, is treating his dwelling house In East Drain to a new roof this week. The local Ladles Civic Improve ment club is taking measures to supply seats for the new commun ity hall but has not yet decided on the kind of seats to be used. Richard, the five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Letsom, came near completely severing the i middle finger of his twin brother I Roland's left hand one dav last week. The boys undertook to dl- In in - , I to i i . V a lailli at. ! m I 1J0, Liggett k Myns Tobacco Co. SOUTH DEER CREEK I (Nrwi Rviw Douglas County Special) SOUTH PEER CHEEK. July 18.1 Mrs. C. M. Rush and son of Drew 1 are visiting Mrs. Rush's mother, Mrs. James of South Ier creek. William Bailey and II. E. Blood are spending a few days at Kla math Falls on business. Mrs. Morairty and children of Eugene are visiting at the Klzer home. Ruth Findlay of Roseburg spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blood. Mr. and i.VIrs. H. M. Peters and family, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Melton, returned to their home in Washington, Sat urday. Dee and Roy Kelly have gone to Washington to work through the harvest season. vide a piece of linoleum, using a small ax In the operation. The doctor hoped to save the finger but amputation was necessary. . o Fishing taclile at Idleyld Park. Adv. Arundel, piano iner. FboD 189-L Baseball Saturday 3 P. M. Adv. Picnicking at Idleyld Par" Adv DRIER STOVES Prices Reduced CAST 8TOVES 4J ft. x 24 in, x 24 in $35.00 51 ft x 24 in. x 24 in. $45.00 6 ft. x 24 in. x 24 in. S55.00 6 ft. x 34 in. x 34 in $130.00 STEEL STOVES ft. x 36 in. diameter $112.00 S ft. x 36 in. diameter $126.00 All prices f, o. b. Salem. Drier Pipe for Any Type Drier. J. H. SINNIGER Sheet Metal Works 329 North Jackson Phone 428 a scientist i is,-. t -J 4 ' " Mmm 'mmmmmm mwmmmmmm t Sa- a cigarette it's Taste JDVERYTHING THAT SCIENCE and the most modern of research facilities can provide, contributes to and safeguards the uniform good taste and purity of Chesterfield cigarettes. TO THIS IND we maintain a thoroughly modern industrial laboratory with a staff of chemical experts, intent first and last, upon wholesome goodness. YOU HAVE ONLY TO SMOKE a Chesterfield to recognize at once that here is a cigarette fine, pure, mild and genuinely good with every quality a ciga rette must have to satisfy.. ."TASTE above everything". SATURDAY SPECIAL To get a few more people to try our paints we offer Sat urday and Monday our regular $4.15 per gallon outside house paint at $3.50 Per Gallon CERTAINTEED Special get a new customer sale. DENN-GERRETSEN CO., INC. The New Flock! Pretty soon you will have to decide what feed you will use for your pullets. Crown Feeds will give you more and bet ter eggs for a dollar. They are uniform. Don't gamble with your profits FarmBureauCooperativeExchange Roseburg Myrtle AGENTS FOR L. A H. Electric Ranges Hood River Spray Co. Sutherlln BOE it's Accuracy hilF?L na-rfuMaifatiWi am i ran Hinti v M c.'J T?ss i iwrtimrommnicii J Oakland John Deere Plow Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pumps Spray Co. awlfrwfti w c state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer quality and hence of better taste than in any other cigarette at the price. UUULTT A TUUACCO CO. Creek Md.