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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 22. 1 930. THREE 4 1 y 4 as Local News Business Visitor In John Har- desty, of Peel, wan a business visi tor in Rose burg Monday. In From Peel Joe Steinmetz came in from Feel yesterday to look after business affairs. Here on Business Harry Win ston, of Winston, was In town yes terday on business. Sutherlin Resident In O. I.. Lehiie, of Sutherlin, transacted business in Roseburg Monday. Returns From Eugene Joe Murphy has returned to this city after a business trip to Eugene. From Glide JoTin Connine, of Glide, was a business visitor in this city Monday. i From Canyonvilte C. C. Shaef fer, of Canyonville, was a business visitor in town Monday. From Kelly's Korner Mrs. C. C. Miles came In from Kelly's Korner yesterday to shop and visit friends. Here on Business W. H. Solle, of Wilbur, wbb in this city yester- ilay attending to business matters. Is Business Visitor A. S. Chap pelle, of Happy valley, was a busi ness visitor In Roseburg yesterday. From Salem F. E. Near, of the tile and brick company of Salem, la spending a few days here on business. Mrs. Cannon Here Mrs. Thur man Cannon, of South Deer creek, was visiting friends and shopping in town yesterday. Home From Corvallis Miss Pauline Bubar has returned to her home here after visiting for a week with friends in Corvnllis. Here From Yoncalla H. T. JKestfall, Yoncalla prune grower, spent Monday fn Roseburg looking after affairs of business. Visits at Riddle Clarence C. Butler, of Eugene, is visiting for a few days here and with bis broth er, George Duller, In Riddle. . Transacts Business Here Bur- dette Leas, of Oakland, transacted business in Roseburg Monday. Here on Business R. W. Rey nolds, Myrtle Creek druggist, was in town yesterday on business. Mrs. Miller Visits Mrs. Loren Miller, of Dillaril. visited friends and siiopped in Rosebur? yesterday. Visits In Cottage Grove Miss Lenore Helliwell spent Sunday in Cottage Grove visitfiig with rela tives. Riddle Man In A. F. Becker, resident of Riddle, came to Rose burg yesterday to attend to bus! ness affairs. From Tenmile Mrs. Nettle Cabot, of Tenmile. spent a few hours here yesterday visiting friends and shopping. Goes to Fort Klamath Harry Conner of Dixonvllle left yesterday for Fort Klamath where lie plans to spend ten days on business. Visit In Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Donald Helliwell spent Sun day In Collage Grove at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell. Moved to Roseburg Mrs. Lilly Farmer, who has been living In Myrtle Creek, is moving to Rose burg this week to make her home. "BUI" Lawson Here "1)111" Law- son, well known former resident of this city,' Is spending a few days here greeting old friends. Mrs. Swift Visits Mrs. Ivan Bwlft of Tenmile. visited with friends and shopped in town Mon day. Here From Portland Joe Denn came down from Portland yester day to spend 'a few days here greeting friends and transacting business. Business Visitor Here M. H Fusnn, from the Pacific Northwest Brick and Tile association In Port land. Is a business visitor here for a few days. Frank Coen Here Frank H. Coen, of Peoria, Illinois, has arriv ed here to spend a few months ivlsltincr at the home of his par fnts, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Coen. Recoverlnn From lllns Miss Mary and Miss Myra Knmp of TTmnq.ua. who hRve been Jll with severe attacks of tonsilltls, are re ported to be Improving. At Sunset Beach Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Richardson of Hotel Valley returned todnv after snendln? two clays at Sunset heach. WIlMnm Cook, a former employe, clerked at the hotel in their absence. Return to California Mr. and Mrs. Miller and two sons, who have been snendlng several dnvs fishing on the North Umpnua riv er, have returned to their home in Santa Barbara, California. Oddity on DJsolay A knot In a cedar root, grown around a stone as large as a man's fist, was found on the North TTmpqua bv O. L. Johnson, and is now on display in Hie local chamber of commerce. Tourist Registration Goort Tourist registration at the Rose burg chamber of commerce is very 4?ood at this season of the year. according to renorts from that of fice. This year's registration is equalling that of last year at this time. From Salem Mr. and Mrs. Phil lip Matthews, of Salem, are visit ing here for a few days with th former's brother. Ranev Matthews. The parly returned yesterdav from a two days' trip to Crescent Citv, gome by wav or Pandon and re turning via Grants Pass. Home From Portland Miss Eva Rice returned to her home in this city yesterday after visiting for two weeks with friends and rela tives In Portland. Returns to Salem Mrs. Allen Hewitt left yesterday for her honv in Salem after spending a few weeks here visiting with her fa ther. Napoleon Rice. McElhinny Here Charles Mc- Elhlnnv came down from Salem yesterdav to greet friends and at tend to business matters for a few days. Spend Day in Cottage Grove Miss AliceMahn and Mrs. Llllle Plaster siiTft Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell In Cottage Grcve. Returns to Aberdeen Miss Kathryn Manwell is preparing to return tomorrow to her home in Aberdeen, Washington, after visit ing here at the R. B. Slioun home, Visitors Here Victor A. Mathls and family of New Brighton, Pa, and Miss Cora. Miss Olive and MIib Francis Mathls of Los An geles are visiting at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mathls. and their brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mathls. of South Deer creek, for the next three or four weeks. Visitor From Sutherlin Mrs. D. A. Cooper, of Sutherlin, was a vis itor and shopper In Roseburg Mon day. In On Business George Baxter, of LooklngglaBS, was in this city yesterday attending to business matters. .".-, Mrs. Meyers Shops Mrs. Q. F Meyers, of Dlxonvllle, spent sev eral hours here yesterday shopping and visiting with friends. From Cleveland Mr. and Mrs Elvin Lutman came In from Cleve land yesterday to care for business interests and visit with friends. Enterv TTMgene Hospital W. F. Thomas, city treasurer, is leaving tomorrow for Eugene to enter a hospital for an optical operation. Back From Trip G. C. Wlmer and family returned last night from a two weeks' trip to Salt Lake and southern California. , In From Glendale Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Henninger of .Glendale were among the out of town visitors in Roseburg yesterday to call on friends and transact business here. Plum Branch Displayed A branch from a silver plum tree, thickly loaded with large fruit, brought In by J. E. McCITntock. is on display In the Roseburg cham ber of commerce. Visiting Here Mrs. Emma PI- ion! of Los Angeles, former Doug las county resident, is visiting here as house guest of her cousin, Mrs. Sam Bolsinger. She is accom panied by her daughter, Miss Alice Plzonl. Attractions AT THE MOVIES. ATTRACTIONS AT MOOVIES .... ANTLKKS. Toduy. Wednesday. Thursday, "The Vagabond King." with Dennis King and Jeanette Mac-Donald; Friday and Saturday, "Young KaK.es." with Buddy Ro gers, exclusive pictures of Sharkey SclimHing championship fight. ELANKS READY FOR WORLD WAR VETS D' BORN AUBIN To Mr. and Mrs. Alec Aubin of Prvers, on July 20, at the, Keizer hospital in Powers, a ten pound son. Mr. and Mrs. Aubln are former residents of this city. KIWANIS ENJOY MUSIC Today's Klwanls meeting was given over almost entirely to a musical program. Two plnno selec tions were played by .Mary Vir ginia Strawn and Hollister Miller, basso, entertained with two vocni numbers. ' Plums on Display A branch well loaded with large ripening satsuma plums, grown by Howard church of this city ,1s on display in the window of the chamber of com merce here. Ex-Resident Here Attorney Al bert Abraham of Portland, former ly of . this city, was in Roseburg today on his way to Josephine county on business. He is accom panied by his nephew, Johnnie Jackson of Eugene. Potatoes From Seed Ball The collection of potatoes shown in the window of the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce was grown from the seed ball by H. H. McLaughlin on the Curry estate in Garden valley. Returns to Portland Charles E. Bodlne, son of Dr. C. E. Bodine of the Bodine-Cantrell clinic In Port land, has returned to his home in Portland after a vacation of two weeks spent with Eldred and Luclen Cobb at the Cobb rancn. Return to Eugene Mr. and Mrs V. M. Cameron and little daughter have returned to their home in Eu gene after spending a two weeks1 vacation here with Mrs. Cameron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb. The return trip was made by way of Reedsport. TRAFFIC VIOLATOR FORFEITS $J00 BOND Justice of the Peace C. H. Hon kins todav declared cash bail in the sum of $100. nosted bv Charles J. Hammer of Visalia. California. to.be forfeited and collected that nmount as a nne on the charge of hit and run driving. Hammer, it is claimed, cut in too close in pass ItiK a car near Riendule. His ac tion caused but little damage, but lie failed to stop as required by law. He was arrested bv State Traffic Officer O. H. Hoxie, who collected cash ball for his appear ance In the Justice court. He failed to appear, apparently nre ferrlne to foreflt the money given bond. :.NNIS KINO, who for the past two or three years has been rated by critics as the greatest suiting star of the Broadway musi cal comedy stage, will be seen and heard for the first time by movie audiences at the Antlers theatre when "The Vagabond King" opens todav for a threedav showing. "The Vagabond King" was the vehicle for Dennis King's greatest singing achievement. H had a sen sationally long run of more than a full season's duration in New York and made an Impressive tour in other cities afterward. King's rise to fame was meteor ic. As a lad he was fascinated by the stage. His first bit parts were with John Drlnkwater's repertory theatre In nirmimrham," Knglaml. He came to the lTuited States in the Kimllsh company of "Monsieur Beaucalre" after he was wounded In service In the British Expedi tionary forces. Later he played In Jnne Cowl's New York company of "Romeo and Juliet." achieving great fame In the role of Mercutio. His friends pemuaded htm to de velop his singing voIcp. and tin: brought him an engagement ii "Rose Marie." which established him as a leader In romantic sin id up roles. Ttt'ii came the sensational and glamorous "The Vagabond King." Application blanks for disability allowance under section 2'o, World war veterans act, 1924, as amend ed July 3. I!t:t0, have been receiv ed by Hoy Young, service officer of I'mpqua post No. Hi, American Legion, and veterans may obtain them now. Veterans of 90 days or more war service prior to November 11. IMS. are eligible for allowance for 25 ner cent or more disabilities not ac quired in war service if disabilities were not caused by their own iu'ku gence and provided that the appii- cants are not paying federal In come tax. Hates are $12 a month for 25 per cent disability, $1S for 50 per cent, $24 for 75 per cent and i) for n per ceni. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 22. Jack Dempsey, former heavy weight champion, last night refer- eed the best attended boxing pro gram ever held in Klamath Falls. He was the third mau in the ring in two ten rounders. Shrimp McDonald of Lakeview. 120 pounder, and Hilly Ryan, Holly wood, fought ten rounds to a draw. In the other event MJUio Millitti, 11!). of San Francisco, won a de- clslon over Sam Lang ford, 148,.'. Klamath Falls negro. Dempsey spent Monday a3 the guest of Harry Poole, state game commissioner, fishing Klamath ' streams. He caught 21 trout. SALEM, Ore., July 22. A .A. Schramm, state superintendent of banks, announced today that the ' VI a r per state bank In Malheur county has closed its doors. The- bank was capitalized at $15,000;; had $1000 surplus and deposits of $44,575. Tlnkham Gilbert, assistant state superintendent of banks, Is in charge pending liquidation. PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC Exhibit of decorative work by Mrs. I. F. Holdridge at Knudtson's Jewelry Store OLD TIME DANCE AT Rainbow Gardens Thursday, July 24th Music by the Old Time Peppers Tickets 50c Visitinq at Ritter Home Helen and Ebot Evans, former residents of Rosebnre. arrived In this city this afternoon and will visit for a few dnvs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ritter. The yoiinp la dies are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Evans, formerlv of this city, now located at Berkeley. Mr. Morgan Seriously III Wll 11am Morgan of Eugene, former resident of Cleveland, Is seriously 111 at his home, having suffered stroke of paralysis, according to word received here. -Mrs. Conrad Lundeen and Mrs. Virgil Woodruff, his daughters, and Mr. Woodruff left for Eugene In response to the message. Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1901 M. E. m I tn, manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phone 284 Oak and Kane Sts. Licensed Lady Embalmer Dr. and Mrs. Church Back Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church returned yesterday evening after an absence of several weeks, t wo weeks of which the doctor, a captain In the armv reserve, spent in Fort Lewis while Mrs Church visited in Seat tle and Tacoma. Dr. and Mrs. Church mnd week-end triDS to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. and the return home was made over the coast highway. I --.ttl.f.'jj Never before an electric iron like this With this adjustable automatic electric iron you can do all of your work. Adapted equally as well for lighr, medium or heavy work. A touch of the control lever and your "American Beauty" auto niatic electric iron is ready for any kind of service. Come in today and see this new jflmerican Beauty automatic electric iron-fne best av Special Short Time Offer ! For a short time we will sell you one ot these marvelous new "American Beauty" Adjustable-Automatic Electrlo Irons for 95c Down then $1.45 PER MONTH added to your electric bill. And In addition we will allow you $1.00 FOR YOUR OLD IRON any kind or condition to apply on the purchase price ot your new "American Beauty" Adjustable-Auton'.silo electrlo Iron, the best Iron made. The California Orep-on Power Co. PLUMS FOR CANNING FRIDAY $1 per lug MOORE BROS. GRAND REOPENING OF THE Silver Nook Grill 227 N. Jackson St. WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 We sincerely invite every resident of Roseburg to come in and 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 are guaranteed stomach satisfiers. If you don't believe that just try usl Silver Nook Grill Mrs. Grace L. Sanders Factory Representative of the SPARK LID-TOP GAS STOVE Will Conduct Cookin: Demonstration on the Modern Gas Ranges Thursday, Friday, Saturday She will demonstrate the use of the new SPARK LIDTOP Gas Ranges for all kinds of cooking, roasting, broiling in fact for every possible cooking use. i DONT FAIL TO SEE THIS DEMONSTRATION Mrs. Sanders Knows Southern Oregon Gas Corporation Same Phone 235 M. R. (Mort) Brown, District Mgr. New Home 215 W. Cass, Perkins Bldg. STARTS For Three Days Screen The Supreme Achievement of the Singing Talking It Lives Vivid with gorgeous Technicolor throughout. In setting and costume that transport you with astounding realism to glamorous Paris of the Middle Ages. In action that carries you enthralled along the romantic and embattled career of a brave and. lovable Vagabond. Jewelled in immortal music by Friml, varying from the love therre, "Only a Rose," through "Huguettc Waltz," climaxing in the thunder ous "Spng of the Vagabonds." Come with Dennis King who lives and sings a character magnificently dynamic, dramatic, ro mantic and tender as he sweeps from torchlit taverns of wanton women, into the forbidden heart of a lonely Princess. You will live it, .too " I? VAGABOND G Y ' Kin if ALS I IjftV , A Llllian j All Talking Comedy g 14 ? I tfL.;V "DownWilh rU rav I Husbands" j , y f '- 1 with Bert Roach W V ' I" X France, Le. 1 U it New' Evtnu "J U rfA'-j ! , Matinee 10c and 3 c i i ) t t " . 'Evening, 10c and 60o Ulj' v j . VJ A KM Matinee Dally .t fcj ' l K I S 1 !-v 1 i ?2:15. Two Shows f k 4 . ' .llt. V 8 WITH Trie Screen's Greatest Achievement Forctttost STAR, of Broadway's Musical Stage in. THE MAGNIFICENT SONG ROMANCL Jeanette MacDonald Beautiful Colden-Voiced Star of "Love Parade" ,, Roth Warner Oland O. P. Heggie heading a CAST OF 1000 Soldiers Vagabonds Courtiers rn Girls and Haughty Ladles of .' Court. LIvliiK nunln the lays whon Kings wpre tyrantfl, HubJt'otH Impetuous and bold, Inti'lciics cunning, penal tics severe, passions nnletlt. The most amazingly gorgeous song romance ever presented on the talking screen. .Aptlers - P. I- IT IT CLYDE W1ARD. Prop.