ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 29. 1930.
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Local News
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Visitor From Dillard Mrs. Dallia
Phtpps was a visitor In Koseburg
yeBterday from Dillard.
Business Visitor In Herman
Paulson of Unipqua was a business
visitor In this city Monday.
From Myrtle Creek Mrs. R. E.
Smith was a visitor and shopped
from Myrtle Creek yesterday.
Conn in Town Roscoe Conn
-canie'in from Melrose yesterday to
attend to business matters.
Is Business Visitor Walter Va
shaw, of Lookingglass, was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Transacts Business " Here C. R.
"Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, transact
ed business in this city yesterday.
Wright in Town J. Wright of
Milo visited Roseburg, and attend
ed to business matters here Monday.
Here on Business John A. C.
King of Coos Junction spent a
few hours here Monduy on business.
Mrs. Maupin Here Mrs. C' A.
Maupin of Oakland was in town
Monday visiting with friends and
shopping. -
From Wilbur Miss Verda Meloy
f was in from Wilbur yesterday,
shopping and calling on friends in
Roseburg.
Mrs. Post on Vacation Mrs. El
len Post, county health nurse, is
enjoying her annual vacation from
' her duties.
. Visitor From Sutherlin Miss
Lillian Lindhe came in from Suth
erlin yesterday to shop and visit
with friends.
..Visitors From ' Marshfield Mr.
nnfl Mrs. S. E. Taylor of Marshfield
were -visitors In this city over the
past 'week-end.
From'.Walla Walla Chris Ras
mussen, of Walla Walla.- Wash., is
visiting with his brother, M. Ras
mussen in Umpqua.
Spend Day In Eugene Mr. an
Mrs. Irving Doueette and son.
Richard, snent Sunday in Eugene
visiting with friends.
From Lookingglass A. P. Nick
ens, proprietor of the store at
Lookingglass, was a business caller
In Roseburg yesterday.
In From Gtendale W. J. Sether
of Glendale was among the out of
Kwn visitors to spend Monday in
this city on business.
Visitors From Riddle Mrs. Peter
DIdtel and daughter. Katherine,
spent Sunday in this city as guests
of friends and relatives. (
Mrs:' Michael Visits Mr8. 'G.
Michael of Myrtle Creek visited
with friends and lokoed after busi
ness affairs in town Monday.
Her on Buiiness-toflbert Wea
ver of Myrtle Creek was a business
caller in this city today. i
TILLIE THE TOILER
rrom uiengary c j. uroves, 01 j
uieiiuary, y,txs in uoseuurg toaay
attending to business matters.
Transacts Business HereCarl
Lindsay came in from Melrose this
morning to transact business in
Roseburg. ; - ....jatS,
Melrose Man in Vincent Pres
chern of Melrose spent several
hours here yesterday transacliua
business.
Business Visitor In D. E. Cun
ningham of Dlxonville spent sev
eral hours here this morning as a
Dusiness visitor.
From Dixonville Mrs. J. J. Hes
ter and family, from Dixonville, are
spending the day ii) this irfty vis
iting and shopping. ' ' .
From Yoncalla Mrs. Delia Wise
of Yoncalla visited friends in tills
ciiy and attended to business af
fairs here this morning.
From Yoncalla Mr. and Mrs.
Cleve Ambrose came in from Yon
calla yesterday to visit with
friends and transact business.
Returns to Dallas J. W. Nel
son, of Dallas; Texas, who has
been visiting here with S. J. Jones,
returned yesterday to his home.
Returns From Portland Miss
Walda Harding has returned to
this city after spending two weeks
in Portland visiting with friends.
Canrilriatf, Vialts C ff Mvnntt
Riddle, candidate for representa
tive of Douglas county in the state
legislature, was here on business
moiiuay.
From Edenbower Mr. and Mrs.
P. E. Beaver and daughter, Helen,
were in from Edenbower this morn
ing, attending to business affairs
and visiting.
Melrose Man Here-t-C. O. Crlt
eser, of Melrose, spent a few hours
hero yesterday morning on business.
Visitors in Town Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Allen of Days Creek were vis
itors in this city yesterday, spend'
ing some time- here with friends
and in the interests of business.
Back From Bandon Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Helieu and Mrs. Cora
linker and son, Stewart linker, re
turned yesterday after two weeks'
vacationing at Uaiidou and Marshfield.
Vacation at Bandon Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Leake and daughter,
Patricia, are vacationing for a
few days at Bandon beach.
From Mvrtle Creek Mr. and
Mrs. O. V. Laurence came in from
Myrtle Creek Monday to transact
business nnd visit with friends.
Bushong Transacts Business J.
Bushong of Melrose was among the
out of town visitors to transact
business in Roseburg yesterday.
Spends Week In Tenmlle Miss
Blanche Barnes is Rpendlng this
week at the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Barnes, In Ten-mile.
Visits In Umpqua Mrs. Carrie
Patneau of Walla Walla. Washing
ton, Is visiting for a while as the
house guest of IMrs. IT. C. Hirst of
Umpqua.
Visiting at Dlxonville Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hammond and son.
Russell, of Sioux Cllv Iowa, are
visiting at the J. R. Mntlack home
at Dlxonville.
From Prosser H. G. Patterson,
proprietor of the Strand hotel in
Prosser, Wash., Is spending a few
davs here caring for property Inter
ests in this county.
In From Glide Miss Lily DeTier-
nardl and her brother, Joe DeBer-
nardl, were in Roseburg yesterday
visiting with friends and trading
with local merchants.
From Maine R. L. Preston of
Dennysvllle, Maine. Is spending
several days In this cily and vi
cinity with a view of buying nrop
. erty and making his residence
. here.
Returns to Portland Attorney
Albert Abraham, who has been
spending a few weeks In southern
Oregon looking after property in
terests, was In Roseburg yesterday
enroute to his home In Portland
Vacation bit Bandon Mrs. A. C.
Marstera and her house guests.
Mrs. Felix McWhlrter and Miss
Lou Frances McWhlrter. Miss
Dorothy Marsters and Craig Mar-
Bters. are vacationing for a week
at Bandon beech.
Returns to Lot Anqeles Miss
Ruth Helliwell left today for Los
Angeles, after visiting for two
weeks with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Helliwell, In Yoncalla.
and with her brothers. Barton Hel
llwell and S. E. Helliwell of this
city.
Visitors From Corvallis Mrs
KUa Shupe. accompanied by her
daughter. Margaret, nnd her son
Vlrril. visited over night Snisdv
with her nieces. Miss Alice Mahn
and Mrs. Llllle Plaster. They are
Miss Bleck Home Miss Cella
Bleck returned Saturday from Los
Angeles, whore she had spent three
weeks-visiting with friends. Miss
Black is planning to spend tomor
row in Eugene.'
Miss Porter Back MisB Mona
Porter has returned to her work
in the local office of the California
Oregon l'ol.ver company, after a va
cation of two 'weeks spent in Port
land, Genrhart and Seaside.
Mrs. Shields Returns Mia. B. F.
Shields returned to her home here
for ten days as the guest of her
yesterday evening after visiting
daughter, Mrs. O. R. Garner, in
Oakland, California. -
Visitors In Town Miss Nellie
Thomas and her sister, Mrs. C. C.
Crawford and Infant son. from
Klamath Falls, are visiting here as
.guests of relatives. Miss Thomas
and Mrs. Crawford are former
Roseburg girls. '
Return to Berkeley Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Crump of Berkeley, Cal
ifornia, have left for their homo af
ter visiting here for several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Cr Whitte
more. Mrs. Crump and Mrs. Whltte
more are sisters.
Attend Annual Picnic Mr. nnd
Mrs. L. L. McCullouch, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Archibald, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tobln, Mr. and Mrs. L. Good
low and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zach-
arlsen attended the annual Copco
picnic held at Rogue Elk, near
Medford, last week-end.
Discharged From Hospital Mrs.
C. B. Schoolcraft and infant daugh
ter have left Roaleburg General
hospital for their home In Suther
lin. A. Hammond of Melrose has
also been discharged from the hos
pital after receiving treatment for
x months for a broken back.
From St. Louis Mr. and Mrs.
William C. Rumsey of St. Louis.
Missouri, are visiting here at tin
home of Mrs. G. W. Riddle. Mr.
Rumsey spent several years at Can
yonvllle when a boy and since then
has made several visits to this locality.
Visitors From Lebanon Mr. and
Mrs. It, W. Travis of Lebanon,
Oregon, are spending a week in
this city visiting with Mrs. Travis'
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. t rort.
They are enroute to San Anselnm
California, where Mr. Travis will
attend the Presbyterian seminary.
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EX-HEAVY CHAMP
Jack Dempsey, former world's
heavyweight champion pugilist, re
turned to Roseburg this morning
from Marshfivld. He came by air
plane from the coast, remained at
the local field for about a half hour,
and was then picked up by the
southbound transport plane. A
number of local persons gathered
at the field to meet the ex-eham-plon,
and he proved a very inter
esting entertainer for the young
sters. Before he left- scattered a
handful of small change among the
boys and glrja present. Motion
pictures were secured of him as
he boarded the transport, one of
I ho passengers of the plane hav
Ing a camera with her. Dempsey
posed for the camera and then
shook hands' with the cro'd as he
boarded the ship. ;
FOUR PRISONERS
TAKEN TO SALEM
Sheriff Jackson and Miss Agnes
Pltchford, juvenile officer left this
morning for Snlem with prisoners
for the penitentiary and the train
ing school. Charles Neff, who re
cently ran away from his home
here and was captured at Sacra
mento, Js going lo the training
school, and Al Wilson and Herman
Ijong are to serve one year each
In the penitentiary for the theft
of an auto from Ed Sterling of
Drain. Milton Nichols of Marsh
field da to serve one , year for
forgery.
DUPED BY FAKE
FOR 'LIFT'
D. B. Randall, traveling SHtesmn.it
from Los AnReles, who was held
up Sunday ni'lit near Coquille. was
in- Roseburg today relating the ex
perience. He stated that he was
about seven miles from Marshfield
when he saw a car standing beside
the road. As he approached one of
the men in the car held up a red
gasoline can, as if his car were out
of gas and he desired a lift to a
service station. Mr. Randall stop
ped and asked if the party needed
help and was told that the car was
out of gas and that the man would
like a ride until he could reach a
filing station. He got into the car
with the traveling salesman, and
after they had gone a short dis
tance he shoved a gun against Mr,
Randall s body and ordered htm to
turn off the highway into the
woods, along a side road.
Several other cars passed, hut
the hold-up victim was unable to
signal them. Tie turned off the
highway as commanded until they
reached a cleared spot, where he
was ordered to stop. The other
car pulled in behind him, and he
was ordered out of his machine
and thoroughly "frisked," the rob
bers taking $30 in currency and
leaving him 8(i cents in change.
They then drove away in their own
machine. They had no license plate
on the front of their auto and the
rear plates wen? covered with mud.
He went on Into Marsimeui, wnere
the robbery was reported.
"With Byrd at the South Pole"
Home From Vacation Mrs.
Herbert Williams has returned to
her home here after a week's va
cation in Seattle and Victoria, P,.
C. She was accompanied home by
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Kenne Laviolette, and
her mother. Mrs. R. A. Hercher.
Mr. and Mrs. LaViolette will leave
soon for Idaho, where Mr. Lavio
lette Is employed as Instructor IP
the schools.
Will Attend Convention Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Cartnell. of Portland.
visited here for a short time today
with Mr and Mrs. D. S. Clemens
Thev are on their way to San
Francisco to attend a convention
of automobile dealers. The men
are automobile dealers In Port
land. Thev plan to stop for
more extended visit upon their re
DAY'S NOTED DEAD
GRANT'S SECRETARY,
CUMUKIlLANi), Md July 29.
General C. C. Snlffen of Washing
ton, who was secretary to Presi
dent U. S. Grant, died suddenly
last night at his hotel on Town
Hill mountain. He was 86.
GEN. BUELL'S WIDOW
NASHV1LLK. Tenn., July 29.
Mrs. Rochie Hrlcn Ruell. 89. wi
dow of General George P. Buell,
Civil war officer and Indian fight
er who built Fort Custer In Mon
tana, is dead.
PROF. THEO. AXENFELD
FRKIIUIRG, Germany, July 29.
Prof. Theodore Axonfeld. 63, re
nowned occullst of the American
was a member of the American
Opthalmologlcal society from
which he had received high honors.
Dr. Axenfeld represented all Eu
rope in his branch at the recent
medical congress in Osaka, Ja
Tlov-Mon-
From Marshfield Sidney
ingdon of Marshfield spent
day here on business.
'MADRID, Julv 29. Dispatches
from Santiago de Castaneda this
afternoon said five persons had
been killed and 20 wounded in a
shooting affray among crowds cele
brating a religious holiday.
si' ... ..shh. ril!LiL
Scene from the authentic piciunzatlon of Ryrd s daring nignt 10
the South Pole, to be shown at the Antlers theatre for three days, start
ing today.
THE daring flight of -Rear Ad
miral Richard E. Byrd across
the south pole is only one of the
feats of daring and heroism captur
ed by the Paramount cameraman
who brought "With Byrd at the
South Pole," a thrilling picture of
adventure, to the United States.
The feature film, which will show
at the Antlers theatre, Btarting to
day for three days, is a continuous
drama, filled with adventure, hu
mor, tli HI Is and romance.
Never hefore has such a colorful
pictorial record been Bpread on the
screen. More than 30 miles of film
were required to perfect It, From
the moment Rear Admiral Ryrd
and his intrepid band of explorers
landed in the unknown region at
the "bottom of the world," until
they started the final trek for
home, the life they lead, the sights
they saw, the thrills they experienc
ed are In this film for everyboxly
to wonder and marvel at.
Byrd's race to the South Pole
was a race against time, the terrific
cold and the appalling terrors ot
the Antarctic winter. For seven
weeks the adventurers waited while
cloud and fog blanketed the sky.
ghie oil, always removed at the end
of a flight to keep It from congeal
ing Jn the crankcase, had to be
heated to a boiling point in one of
the houses. The airplane motors
covered with thick canvas howls,
were heated by means of gasoline
torches placed under them. Tt tobk
two hours to bring the engines to
the proper degree of heat to take
the boiling oil. The temperature
was 05 degrees below zeio. .
"When the tumors were warmed,
a shout was sent for the oil man,
STATE GAME ASSN.
HEAD VISITS HERE
Ralph Cowglll, president of the
State Game Protective association
and engineer for the state game
commission, spent the dny In Rose
burg. He was In conference most
of the day with Charles Lockwood,
president of the Western Fish and
Game Protective association, uis-
cusslng matters relating to the pro
posed activities in game conserva
tion and discussing the program
Roseburg in September by the
western association.
DR.
NERB AS
DENTI8T
GRIFFITHS FAVORED
TO DEFEAT HEENEY
NEW YORK, July 29 Tom Heen
ey, brawney New Zealand black
smith, strikes the' comeback trail
tonight In a ten round bout with
Gerald (Tuffy) Griffiths, heavy
punching youngster from Sioux
City. Iowa. They battle over the
ten-round bout at the Queensboro
stadium.
Unless he wins or makes a good
showing, the bout may mark the
end of Heeney's career, for the
New Zealander has shown little
since his terrific lacing at the
hands of Gene Tunney here tw o
years ago.' Griffith ruled a heavy
favorite in overnight quotations
with little or no Heeney money in
evidence at any price.
Mrs. Ritchie Visit Mrs. Hugh
Ritchie Jr., of Garden valley, visit
ed with friends and shopped In thlJ
ciiy this morning.
Old Time Dance
at
New Evergreen Grange
Hall
Wednesday Nile
July 30
Music by
WHIRLWIND ORCHESTRA '
Everybody Welcome
Tickets 50c
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Teach, lomato Boxes
Fir and Pine Stock
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CITY STREET SUPT.
RETURNS FROM EAST
George Fred, city street super
intendent, accompanied by his wife
and son, Chester, and their daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and MrB.
Harmon Wright, returned last
night from an extended auto. trip
In the middle west, 'iney visitea
chiefly at Geneseo, III., with Mr.
Frew's mother, who has been quite
111. Her health is reported to ne
mproved at the present time. Mr.
Frew reports a great deal of hot
weather on the trip and Is delight
ed to be back In Oregon.
SHOW PRECEDES
AIRPLANES' TOUR
VANCOUVER, Wash.. July 2!!.
As dress rehearsal for the first
northwest air tour clrcys to be
singed in 22 cities of Oregon,
Washington and ldnlio, 49 pilots
limed their motors and took to tho
air at Pearson field this morning.
The three-hour show was to ho
given before the scheduled start
for Yakima, Wash.
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Rutter Visits Mrs. A. E.
Rutter of Garden valley came In
thlB morning to attend to business
affairs and call on menus.
Go to California Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Church, left at noon toduy
for iMartlnes! and San FranclBco
to vlBlt Wends nnd relatives dur
lug the coming two Iweeks.
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kine 8te.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
Go to Bandon Rev. and Mrs. R.
P.. Slioun and family, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Caraway and Roy Hyrd left
today for Bandon to Bpend two
days at the beach. 1 . ,
Visitor In Town Mrs. C. D
Rulck of Myrtle Creok wns a vIb
Itor In this city today. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Bnlck returned Saturday from
Diamond lake wlvere they have
been vacationing with Dr. and Mrs.
A. C. Seely.
FARMERS
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only. It is in perfect mechanical condition and has the ap
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golden opportunity for you to buy a tractor cheaply. Be
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n unforgetable exploit that every man, woman and
child should see.
STARTS
TODAY
Then came twenty hours of clear, for lho conventlon to be held In
weatner, anu, in -mis tweiuy Hours.
Byrd, with three companions, made
the daring flight across the pole
and back to the comparatively safe
base. They covered a distance of
1,080 miles and, during the flight,
faced dangers such as few men
have lived through. '
Even before this thrilling race
started, the Byrd men had to win
a race against the terrific cold. The
plane had to be made ready. En-
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Authentic Pictures of the
ACTUAL FLIGHT OVER THE
SOUTH POLE!
TALKING'
SOUND EFFECTS.
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FOR 3 DAYS
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Sight and sound re
cord of the world's
moit amazing eventl
NOW you can see
itl The greatest
story of adventure
ever filmed!
You're actually
there, yourself, with
this handsome young
hero and his valiant
band In this realis
tic camera recordl
One of the real thrills of a life-time.
It's an unforgetable event thnt no man,
woman, or child dare miss!
80,000 feet of amazing entertainment.
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Matinee 10c-35c
Evening 10c-50c
ANTLERS
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enroute to Crater lake for an out
turn next week. Mrs. C. L. Cart
Ing of a few days.
nell Is a cousin of Mrs. Clemens.