Roseburg news-review., July 21, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

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At the End of the Trail
Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. John
Win. Kohertson, formerly of Itose
burg, siient the week-end here vis
iting relatives ai,d friends.
Go to Glendale Miss Nedra
Clark and Miss 'Ethel Smith were.'i
visitors' In Glendale over the past '
week-end.
Local News
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 21. 1930."
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Goes to -Eugene Richard l-.evy
spent Sunday in Kugene visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mist Bolter Visits Miss Phyllis
Bolter, of Rock Creek, was a visi
tor in this city Thursday.
Spend Day at Coast Miss Rose
and Miss Hahe Ilitzer spent Sun
day vacationing at the coast.
Visits in Eugene Miss Pearl
Rayburn spent the week-end at the
home of her parents in Eugene.
In on Business Fred Chamber
lain, of Lookingglass, spent a few
hours in Rose.burg this morning on
"business.
Back From Marshfield Jack
Chenoweth has returned to this
city after spending a month in
Marshfield.
Visits at Rock Creek Miss Ra
bina Nerbas left today for Rock
creek to spend ttie week-end at the
Rices' summef camp.
Fish on North Umpqua Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Metzger and son
spent yesterday on a fishing trip
up the North Vmpqua.-
Spend Day in Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Althaus and son.
Floyd, spent Sunday in Eugene
visiting with friends.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Davis have returned to
their home here after a vacation of
several weeks in Camas Valley.
Visitor from Philadelphia Mrs.
Emma 0. Seaberg, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at the home of her
brother, M. W. Bergh, of Garden
valley.
Visitors From Camas Valley
Mrs. Albert Church and son.
Henry, of Camas Valley, were vis
itors here for a few days last
. week-end.
From Medford O. Ii. Harding,
of Medford, district manager of
the Standard Oil company is
spending a few days here on of
ficial business.
Spend Week-end at Bandon
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Conkey
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Mc
Tlevlt, spent the past week-end at
Bandon at the beach.
Former Resident Here Joe
Cnmpbell of Eugne. formerlv em
i ployed by the Lock wood Motor
reomDany of Rosebure, spent Sun
day here with friends.
Weew End Visitor Morris Hou-
aer, clerk in tne wareway siore in
Here On Business Steve Sei
grist, of Umpqua, was In town on
business Saturday.
In on Business D. F. Buzzard,
of Camas Vulley, was in town Sat
urday on business.
Business Visitor In Rob Leh
man, of Tyee, vf.is a business
visitor in Rose burg Saturday.
Mrs. Beckley Visits Mrs.
Charles Reckley, of Glide, was a
visitor In this city this morning.
From Round Prairie Tom Rur
nett. Sr., of Round Prairie, was in
Roseburg Saturday on business.
Spend Dav at Bandon Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Nichols of Lookingglass,
spent Sunday at the beach an Dan-
don. 1
From Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. French, of Sutherlin, were here
Saturday on business and for pleas
ure. '
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. K,
H. Bowmnn of Myrtle Creek has
been admitted to Uoseburg General
hospital.
Byron Transacts Business Fred
Byron, of Olalla, spent a few
hours here Saturday transacting
business.
From Canyon ville Mrs. Wade
Worthington. of Canyonville. visit
ed friends and shopped in this
city Saturday.
Transacts Business Here Ottey
Boone, from the Deer creek dis
trict, transacted business in this
city Saturday.
Transacts Business Here "Wil
liam Moody, of Winchester, snent
a few hours here Saturday trans
acting business.
Here on Business C. C. -Lawrence,
of Pillard, spent n few
hours in town Saturday in the in
terests of business. J
Visitor From Brockway Mrs. H.
C. Schaty-rkerk, of Brockway.
snent several hours visiting and
shopping here Saturday.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 21. Net
worth of checking accounts in
leading Pacific coast bunks jumped
32,linti,(MlO in a week, tile federal
reserve bank here reported today.
The total attained July 10 was
$771.(1110 UUO.
A year ago the total was only
about S7.0uo.oou higher.
Oilier shifts in financial figures
for selected cities in (lie twelfth
lederal reserve dislrlct made pub
lie today included:
A tain of $15,mM.Oc0 In loans
and investments. Securities loans
were up $13,000,000. Commercial
loans were down $!),0o0,oo(i; bank
Investment)! were up Si l.tioo.ooo,
of which $S,000.000 went into fed
eral government securities and
000,000 into other securities.
Time deposits, including sav
ings accounts, dropped $(, 000,000,
to Jl.OOS.000.000. which was S2(5,
000.000 above the corresponding
figure for last year.
ihere were no borrowings from
the federal reserve hank here, in
contrast with borrowings of 533,
000,000 a year ago.
ANTI.KHS Today. "Show Ctrl
in Hollywood." with Alice White;
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. "The Vagabond King," with
llcnuis King and Jeanelte Mac-1
llonald; Friday and Saturday,
"Young Eagles," with Ruddy Hog
ers, exclusive pictures of Sharkey
Schmellng championship fight.
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Oakland Residents Visit Mrs.
J. 11. (iriihuo and daughter, Mrs.
11. S. Mode and .Mr. nnd Mrs.
Louis Anderson, Oakland resi
dents, were in town visiting
friends and looking alter business
affairs Saturday.
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Sts.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
Mnlnr Charles Kingsford-Sinlth. famous aviator, stepping from the
automobile that brought him from his plane the Southern Cross to the
hangar at Roosevelt Field, L. I, where a wild crowd cheered him to the
echo.
Woolworth Heiress and Fiance
Vict in Cottane Grcve Mr. nnd
Mrs. Bxrton Helllwell spent Sun
day in Cottage Grove an guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helllwell.
Grants Pass, will arrive here
evening (o spend the week
with relatives nnd friends.
this
end
Leavinq for Kansas Miss Fern
TluRenbark end Miss Joyce Tiusen
bark of Melrose are preparing to
leave soon for nn extended visit
with relatives in Kansas.
Visit in Euqene Mr. and Mm.
Glenn Radabnugh and the Tatter's
sister. Miss Verna Braden. who !r
visiting here, spent the week-end
in Eugene as the guest of relatives.
Visit In Portland Mis Wlen
Crnbtree and siter. Mrs. Hamilton,
left yes'erdav for Portland where
thev will visit for a week with
their niece, Mrs. Kenneth Houe
older. formerly Miss Grace Carroll,
of this city.
Vacation at Bandon Mr. and
Mrs. Al Tlashford and sons. Bob
Aind Donald spent the week-end at
P.andon. Mrs. Bashfnrd and the
children are staying for two weeks'
Vacation.
Go to DeLake Miss Irma Mar
tins and Miss Marie Martins, who
have been spending the summer
here, left yesterdav for DeLake.
where they will join Mrs. George
Neuner of Portland, who has a
summer cottage there.
In From Rock Crek Attorney
nnd Mrs. Dexter nice, who are
spending several weeks at their
summer e-bin on Rock creek, were
in town Thursilov vlsitin" and at
tending to business affairs.
Haroham at Tiller Vernon
TTnrnlnm. supervisor of the TTn-
ntiR National foret. Is spending
pevera divs on a fietd trip in the
Soi"h Tmnnltn raneer disf'
making his headquarters ot
er.
Till
fSoen to Steambr" Tom Wt-
.rn ttvoiMitlve nsoistnnt on the
.nm'nnno Natlnn-1 fnr-t. Wt till
mornlnir on trln tn S'enmhoiit 'o
check over the office work at the
ranger station there.
From Wilbur Mrs. W. S. Rolle.
Mr. and Mrs. S B. Dunn, W. E.
Thoni"snn and J. Dunn were In
from Wilbur Saturday on business
and for pleasure.
Fish on North Umnqua Miss
Gwendovln and Miss Jean Scott.
Allans Burkhart and- Argns Fisher
snent Snndnv on a fishing trip up
the North Umpqua river.
Gladiolas Presented A honnnt
of beautiful gladiolas urown on the
Soldiers home grounds In Vv'et
Roseburi? w-as presented todav to
the local chamber of commerce.
Vis'rtr From Azalea TTr. pnd
Mrs. Clifford Smith and fnmllv.
from Azalea, were nninnT the out
of town vlsilors in Roseburg Saturday.
Visitors From HH- Mrs Trl
Vnnpg. Jpin Conn'ne and Roth
Matthews, mide reotdents, onrne In
Snturdav to vlfdt friends and look
after business interesis.
Bak From Eunene Rev. Mean
der Muirden nnd c. nnriin
hnve returned from Tuene. whore
thev spent several da-s "tt"ndtng
the Presbyterian synod of Oregon.
Visitors In Town Mr. and Mrs.
O. O. Alendefer Mr. and rvfrs. C.
S. Armtrong. Afrs. Jerrv Jerome,
nnd 'A. B. Cimninrrhpm. all of Med
ford. spent the week-end here as
guests of Jerry Jerome.
Yoncalla Resident" In Mr. nd
Mrs Llevd Wise. Elmer Daugher
tv. O. K. McCnrtnin. residents of
Voncalla. visited Rosehnre Sutur.
dav and attended to matters of
business.
From Myrtle Crek Mrs. Joe
Anlauf. Mrs. Bern'ce Duncan. Mrs.
George Godfrey. Mrs. Henrv Er-
sUne and Mrs. Helen Verrell were
visitors In this city Saturday from
Myrtle Creek.
Back From Trln Mr. nnd Mrs
Weslev Wt'llams have returned nf-
ter a week's trin to Porttnnd and
Seattle. Thev nlnn to mate their
home in Melrose temporarily.
Leave for South Dakota Mr. nnd
Mrs. Grover Tlson and children.
Clair nnd Blllv. accompanied by
Mrs. Tlson's sister. Mrs. Wilson,
of Portlnnd. left Sunday morning
for Lead, South Dakota, to visit
with relatives. They will return
to this city in three weeks.
Vacation at Bandon Mr. and
Mrs. Ralnh Church and their holise
guests. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Phil
lips, of Los Angeles, spent the
week-end vacationing at Bandon.
They were joined Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Palmer, who were
enroute to their home in San Fran
risco after a trip to Vancouver,
B. C.
Fire Threatens School rrnss
fire earlv this morn'ne threaten
d for a time the Riverside school
ti'illdinr. hurnine over several
acre of ground west nf the build
ing before it was extinguished.
Mrs. Nickson Rite Held Fun
eral services for Mrs. .Myrtle Nick
son, who died at her home on East
Sixth street last week, were held
vesterday afternoon at the Doug
ias Funeral home. There were
many friends and relatives In at
tendance and many beautiful flow
ers. Rev. W. R. Balrd, pastor of
the Christian church, conducted
the service. Interment took place
in the I. O. O. F. cemetery with
H. C. Stearns In charge of arrangements.
Go n Random and "rV T,.
w M"t.j!e-or nnd rhildrn Frances
nil Morenrot. Mr nnd ,,r,. i T.
WMtiipv ni'1 '(nutter. Mls .Ten
Vhnpr BH't Garrt Rae-elV. motoro
to Paedon Saturday to spend the
week-end.
Miss Srtc''la"d on Vacation
Ml. Hi7ol Strickland, emntovee
of tho local telephone comnanv. 's
.pendfnP a vacation of a week. v'q.
ttnr In PortlnpH -nd wit" her par.
opt M- arH V- A. O. Strick
'and In Looklneelass.
Ho" DaM'a Grown dahtta nf
tpo .Teraev Beacon vartet
nrtne- nine lnes n "amtpr
rrnwp tiv Mrs. F M. R"hrlp
vt'est PoaeTurr. Is on HUpMv I
the window of the- eliamher of
oororoorco V"" Crtn
hro-oht in a display nf T.os An
dahlias.
ale.
Here on Business Harry Dixon
came in from Dixonville Saturday
to attend to business affairs.
Visits in Myrtle Point Miss
Penii Goetz was a visitor in Myrtle
Point over (he past week end.
Guests In Kellogg Miss Ruth
Von Pessl nnd Miss liuynlse lleose
spent the week end In Kellogg ns
guests of friends.
Motor to Bandon Miss Goldle
Goets and Roy lleburd motored to
Bandon Sunday to spend a lew
hours at the beach.
THAT'S
Here From Kellogg Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. I). Winter came in from
Kellogg this morning to visit
friends nnd transact business.
FRESH
as piping hot pop-overs . . .
H7jBroi
Coffee
In the
original
vacuum
pack
1930
It is air that destroys the flavor of
coffee. And even air-tight tins will
not keep coffee fresh. That's why Hills
Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum tins
as fast as it comes from the roasters.
By this method, air is completely
removed from the can and hpt out,
Miss Maysie Casque, heiress to part of the Woolworth millions,
with her liance, Mr. John Roland Robinson, young lawyer whom sue
to marry tills week in London, England. Miss Casque lias been
busily engaged in choosing her trousseau which will consist of 100
frocks, with shoes, stockings and hats to go with each.
Ford Car Is Luxurious
among the outstanding
Ford Town Sedan
TRIMMING and Interior appointments are
features of the new Ford Town Sedan.
Seats are upholstered in either brown mohair or creep tan Bedford
cord with luxurious wall and celling trimming to harmonize. The front
seat, wide and deep, is easily adjusted to suit the convenience and com
fort of the driver. The rear seat, which accommodates three persons,
has an arm rest at either side and a folding arm rest in the center.
Interior hardware is of scroll design. Curtains are provided for the
rear and rear quarter windows, and there la a flexible robe rail on ths
back of the front seat.
Is Business Visitor J. F. Brown,
of Tenmlle, was a business visitor
here Saturday.
Visitors From Sutherlin Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Turner of the Suth
erlln hotel were guests In Hosebui g
over the week-end.
Is Business Visitor !.afe Whit
sett, of Roberts Creek, was a busi
ness visitor In this city Saturday.
From Days Creek Mrs. Edith
Moore and Mrs. John llusenbark,
Jr., of Days Creek, visited in this
city and shopped Saturday.
BORN
' rorpn.oonnd aon r- Korp on
lv Oft M root"-'" r-'rlhrlav o
and frq A. F Bradley of (his
city. In the Mercy hospital.
Jerome in Town Jerry Jerome,
who Is connected with the California-Oregon
Power company In Med
ford. Is spending a few weeks here
on official business. He has just
returned from the east where he
has been preparing himself for his
position.
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July 23
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Tans of the Sea
TI IE whaling ship "Sally Simms" carries
Capt. Noll Wing and his youthful bride
Faith on their honeymoon trip. The witchery
of the sea takes away from her the man she
loves and leaves in his stead a hard-bitten,
hard-drinking whaling captain.
Spice of Romance '
ROMANCE creeps into this situation
when it was most unexpected and jeal
ousy and suspicion add their bits to complicate
the trying situation in which Faith finds her
self on her honeymoon.
Pepper of Action
UNEXPECTED drama and the happy
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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
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GRAND
REOPENING
OF THE
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227 N. Jackson St.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
We sincerely invite every resident of Roseburg to come in
nnd look over our remodeled home. Please feel free to
drop in, if only for a few moments.
We shall be closed all day Tuesday in order to complete
our work.
When You Want Something
GOOD to Eat
Always think of us. Our meals nre guaranteed stomach
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