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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1930. THREE Local News . j IN THRILL TALKIE : From Albany R K. Mullaney, resident of Albany, was a business caller In Rose burg Thursday. In From Melrose Fred Lindsay was In from Melrose this morning looking after business affairs. Reese In on Business Ed Reese was in from Melrose yesterday looking after business affairs. . Leave Mercy Hospital Mrs. A. J. Bradley and infant son have left Mercy hospital lor their home hi Ruckles, Here On Business J. A. Vernon from Roberts creek was In this city yesterday In the interests of business. Dunn Transacts Business Frank Dunn of Melrose spent a short time In Roseburg Thursday transacting business. Visitors From Umpaua Miss Marv and Miss Myra Kamp were In from Umpqna yesterday, visit ing with friends and shopping. From Canyonville Mrs. Archie Oreen of Cnnyonville visited with friends In this cily Thursday and spent several hours here shopping. Here From Dillard F. D. Cooiib of Dillanl was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Business Visitor In John A. Smith was a business visitor here from Dole Thursday. In From Umpqua Stanley Km mitt was In from l'mpqua trans acting business Thursday. Riddle Man In E. A. Lander of 1 Riddle visited this city yesterday! and looked after business Interests Edwards In Town Roy Edwards came in from l'mpqua yesterday to attend to business matters in Rose-burg. From Comstock Miss Ruth Cur tis of Comstock spent yeslerday in this city visiting with friends and shopping. Visitor From Canyon vi lie Mrs. J. A. Fenn of Canyonville was a visitor and shopper In Roseburg Thursday,, ' . Miss Avery Shops' Miss' Lucille Avery came In from Sutlierlin yes terday to call on friends and shop in Roseburg. . . From Coos ' Junction Mr. and Mrs. John King of Coos Junctionals a visitor and shopper in Rose Oakland Resident Visits MIb.3 Pearl Mnybie, resident of Onkland, were in town Tbursdav transact ing business and visiting with friends. F ro m San F ra nc I sco Jim Lo pan has returned to his home in San Francisco after a short visit '"Wth Mr. and Mrs. John King in Coos Junction. Visitinq Here Mrs. Arthur Knans and children ot Portland are visiting lipre for two weeks as. (onoptti at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ueluline. From Hanpv Valley Mrs. Fred Renner and daimhtr. Miss Eliza beth Renner. were in from TTripny valley vpsterday. shopping and vis Iting wilh friends. Mrs. ADDleqate in Hospital Mrs. Albt ApulerMite nnuWwcnt nn op eration at tb Pacific Christian hospital in Eugene Wednpsdiy. Her condition is reported satisfac t ory. Radio Enterainers Here Nuney and Jimmv. Enene radio enter tainers, prformd at th RMnbnw rardens dnnce last n'fiht m con junction w'th th fpu'iir mirt-wooli dance. , Tbev will nnnear M the Maccabee hall Saturday night. . - Returns From Fuone Miss An 'na Mae Hemmfngsen. who H'as been snend'ng 'he past week at her lioinp in Eucene. recover'nfr from pii ninn. vturned vpsterdav evpnine in this citv. and this morn ing returned n hr 'nrV In the office of the Douglas Creditors association. Le?v f San FrncI!co Mr. and Mrs. Rnhort Etchenlmih n.vo renaring to levo tndav for Sou Frnnclco to make, their home. En rnnte (hev wJH visit t PDnsid and other const citfps. A!r. E'herlant has bppii emplnved at thp lol J C. Penney store while in this oity. , . Pv. Prnit Hat Oprption Rev. V"!tio Prn'it. nasor of the Snrlnc field Christ inn riiureh, and well Vown in this eltv. 1q recovering frni motor oneraHon hi he Pa c"ic ChHiMnn hoknltfl In Eugene. Vis condition I reported verv at iofnnor TTe Is a brother ot Mrs. W. F. Puterbaugh of this city. Miss fitronq In Portland Miss Gladys Strontr left Thursdav after noon for Portland where ?hp will tnke special piano instruction in Madame TJsnlewskn's wstr's class for several wpeVt.- TVrlns: her Slav in Portland she win he the hoitie guest of her aunt, Mrn. .T. O. Metz. Is Happv Now From Morning 'Til Night "I wnsn't free of stomach trouble anil IncllRestlon tor 6 years and I was such a nervous wreck tliat MRS. A. BURNS restful sleep was almost unknown to me. My liver whs sluggish and I'd suffered with constipation for years. I started Sargon and It s really amazing how every ailment I had disappeared. I feel like a new woman and am happy from morning 'til night. "Sargon Pills reeulated me per fectly and cleansed my system of poisons without the least discom fort." Mrs. A. Burns. 1761 Sis kiyou St., Portland, Oregon. Nathan Fullerton, The Rexall Drug Store, Roseburg; Burton's Pharmacy, Reedsport; Highway Pharmacy. Oakland, agents. Adv. burg yesterday. Visitor From Tiller Mrs J. D. Vn Dyke of Tiller visited with pnds and shoDned here for sev eral hours Thursday. Transacts Business Here W. J. Lander from Peck- station gpent several hours in this city Thursday transacting business. Motors to C.oa"t Guy' Cordon mntorod 1o Reedsnort. Oardiner and Winehcstpr Ttnv1 vesterday to attend to business affairs. Miss ons Visits Miss Pearl Jonps of Rivers'de spent a short time in town Thursday meeting friends and looking after business affairs. Visits in Hood River Mrs. El- 1n Post left this morning for Hood River to visit over the wnek end as the house guest of Miss Evelyn Nelson. Visit In Euqene Rev. and Mrs. .Alexander Muirden left today for Eugene whern they will snend tho week-end virttin wilh friends, re turning to this city Monday. Rurns to Portland Mrs. Frank E.; Pierce left vesterdav for hfcr home in Portland 'after visiting hre as the guest of Mrs. S. L. Kidder. , EHicots Rfturn Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Endicott. who have been snendlntr the past month In Port land, have returned tn this city to live. Mr. Endicott Is in the emplov of the Southern Pacific company. Rturn o Vnllejo Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tytp, who have been here for pvera' vppira nq house eiicsts of Mr. S. T. Ki'idp" have roti.rned to their home in Vallejo. California. Marriaae Licmres Issued Mar riage licenses were issued vpster day ft the county clerk's office to Trn Mplcolm and Ellen Buchanan. both of Dain, and to Thomas Reap er and Lois Mason, both of Los Angeles. - Return to CorvalliP Mrs. M. E. Shupe and children. Margaret and Virgil, visited here for a short time Wednesday evening, enroute to their home in Corvallis after an outing of several days spent at Crater lake. From Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. William P. Iiolnu and famllv from Los Angeles were in this city yes terday in the interest of business. Thev are nlanniug to spend two weeks campin? on the South TTmp nra. where Mr. Bohm has timber holdings. Betty Compson stars in "Mid night Mystery," which opens at the Liberty theatre today for two days. Others in the cast are Hugh Tre vor, June Clyde aiui Ramond Hat-ton. WRIGHTSMAN IN LEAD IN OKLAHOMA (AnocUted Pros Leued Wire) OKLAHOMA. August 1. C. J. Wrighisnian, Tulsa oil millionaire, went into the lead over T. P. Gore, blind former senator, with whom he will contest for the democratic senatorial nomination in a runoff primary Aug. 12 on the face of tho returns from 3.24S out of 3.33S pre cincts tabulated today by the Asso ciated Press. The vote: Wrights- man 70,227; Gore 69,976. CALIFORNIA PAIR WEDS IN ROSEBURG i Miss Lois Mason and Thomas Rapier, both of Los Angeles, were married at the Christian church of this city yesterday morning. Rev. W. R. Halrd. pastor of the church, reading the ceremony. A few friends of the couple . were wit neases. After a short honeymoon in Ore gon the couple will make their home in Los Angeles. YOUTHS CONFESS THEATER ROBBER Attractions AT THE MOVIES ANTLERS. Today and Satur day, William Powell In "Street or Chance." LIBERTY. Today day, Betty Compson Mystery. and Sntur In "Midnight CTREET OP CHANCE," J dialog Paramount release. (AuooUted TrcM Tflanl Wire) ! PORTLAND, Ore.. Auk. 1. Po lice detectives announced today Melvln Hasen, 22, or Sumner. Wash., and Robert Wuf-roh. IS, or Puyallup, Wash., had confessed to robbing the Sunset Jheatro in Ta- coma last night. They escaped wilh J4S0. When arrested here tho youths had a dollar between them. Young Ilagen said he and Wuerch were on their way to Sumner where he Intended to visit his bride or seven months and then Rive himself up to the Sum ner police. They refused to reveal the name of a third youth reported to huve accompanied them on the holdup. CHANGE ANNOUNCED IN INTERSTATE BOD ROTARY LISTENS MITOIM'MIMdMM TO REV. A. MUIRDENK J Reverend Alexander Muirden,! not himself a Rotarian, took as his subject the motto of Rotary, "HeA Fronts Most. Who Serves Rest, and gave a fine talk to the Rose burg Rotary clqb today. Ted Booth, program chairman, presented a quartet made up of H. A. Canady. Hill Whipple, Si Van Vorst andt Charles Arundel, ac companied by Mrs. Williams. This quartet sang several selections. (ieorge Liudquist. Rotarian from Seattle, Ktlward Hutch of Sacra mento and lialph Kelly of Portland were visitors nt the luncheon. t Atmcvlateil Vntm Iafc-d Wlr) WASHINGTON. Aug. 1. Presi dent Hoover today announced the resignation of Thomas F. Wood lock from the interstate commerce commission and the appointment of Charles Mahafl'ie, for many years finance director of the com mission, as his successor. RITES FOR BOWMAN BABY Services for little Ellen Mea Rowman, twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rowman of Myrtle Creek rworo held in tho South Methodist church of Myrtle Creek yesterday afternoon. Rev. Hall officiating, and were very largely attended by friends and relatives. The little one was laid to rest in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. There were many beau tiful floral tokens. an all- an original story by Oliver H. P. Gar rett, former star reporter of the New York World, plays at the Ant lers tonight and Saturday. It is a picture in which "big time" professional gambling is held up to the mirror of reality. Powell is the central character, "Natural" Davis, lord of all the gamblers, who nightly gather in green-shaded hotel rooms to stake their for tunes and sometimes their lives on the deal of a poker hand. Powell is a loveable villain. Im mersed as he is in the In w less swirl of poker canftl, nevertheless he has a sympathetic spot In his cure-hardened heart for Regis Toomey, his young brother. Powell pays thou sands for the college education df his brother and thousands more to prevent the lad from following along the treacherous pathway that he himself has followed. But in spite of Powell's efforts. Toomey gets involved in one of 4he biggest and most dangerous games on the street of chance. He Is play ing for high slakes with men who shoot faster than they think, Powells valiant effort to save the kid Is the grand heroic gesture of the show, and brings a climax alike romantic and dramatic. Play Miniature Golf For 15c Until 6 P. M. Regular price of 25c In the evening. Merchandise prize will be given away Monday night for the K lowest score maae. Midget Golf Course OPPOSITfc POSIOI-UCE j E t H Mi ' '' '' i " ' i H What's true in ' ' making muffins is true in casting hills Bros coffee A little at a time! That's the right way to combine (lour and rriillc in making muflins. Hills Bros, roast coffee a jew founds at a time by their continuous process Con trolled Roasting. Every berry is roasted evenly and a flavor is pro duced such as no bulk-roasted coffee has. Frttb from the triginal vacuum pack. Easily eptntd with thi key. Look for tbt Arab on the can. 1930 T TODAY AND SATURDAY II Action Packed with a Million Thrills. I iOMPSON ILegwss'iV ' ' ALL II riXmiWK " TALKING I ' I Sweeps through one ex citing night of intrigue and romance I Action packed from the first stroke of the witching hour . . . Topping all melodrama for sheer spine-chilling nction. wab LOVELL SHERMAN MUCH TREVOR RAYMOND HATTON Plus All-Talking Comedy Peace nnd Harmony" Latest News Admission Mat. 10-25 F.ve. 10-35 LIBERTY V- 4 1 Today and Saturday story no news r dared print. nows it! No ewsjiapers do vomit print it? Why? Now you see and hear the sensa tional secrets of New York's "Street of Chance," with the por- rayer of Philo Vance in his finest role as "Natural Uavis." Here's a Hioadway that you've never seen before . . . the Ilroad way of the big-time operalors where hundreds of thousands are risked on the turn of a card where lieath awaits the cheater . . . and love Is forgotten . . . re Nerve ts King nnd the Clod i of Chance is Queen. The thrilling, exciting drama of the . tiff - .1,.. ,1..- operate, dangerous, nerveless men who try to win lortunes while when wait and weep. Kxeiting be yond belief! Donf fail to see this i'hiiller! PLUS All Talking Comedy W'ANTLER! Latest News Coming Sunday liicJiard Pa rtheimesH in "Son of the (lods." Services ior John Swearlngen were held in Drain Wednesday at 10:30 a. in. In the Methodist church. Rev Finley, officiating. Mr. Swearingen at the time of his death was a member of the city council of Drain and was well known. There was a very large attendance of friends and relatives and many beautiful floral tokens. Interment was made in the Put nam cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of H. C. Stearns of the Douglas Funeral Home. WhartonWeekly Vol. 1 Roseburg, Ore., Friday, Aug. 1 . No. 35 S Editorial Sixteen years ago today market tlie be KinniiiK ot the World war, the greatest war ever known in the history ot mankind. Dusting prune trees with sulphur now will not only reduce brown rot this fall but will help keep it from spread ing next season, as the old infected prunes that are plow ed under send up spore cups that start it again enrly in the spring. We have a carload of dusting sulphur In stock and sell Niagara dusters. Myers Bulldozer pumps run in oil like an auto engine and require very lit tle attention. If you want a reliable wa ter system choose a Myers. Sack twine and needles are now in stock. We have a used Sanders disk plow for horse use for sale cheap. Wharton Bros. Roseburg, Ore, American fence is zinc Insulated and will resist rust long er. Now Is the time to haul it over your place, while the ground is hard. Lawns at this time of the- year need Btim ulatingr , We have Vigoro, Mor crop. Sheep ftuano and other fertilizers. Myers pumps are reliable. They have been used in this locality with good success for over B0 years. n s S ... Canning upplie$ iDCTicurrti A me. i I Mil We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers SATURDAY gm MONDAY FRUIT JARS K-r regular, or Ball Mason ; JELLY GLASSES ta d r43c JAR CAPS a re8u,ar brands dozen .......,l25c CERTOSure to ie. bttle (limit : "-25c H JAR RUBBERS K)M"m::l:. 5c H JJO Red Label, use for preserving. 5-lb. can 45 C SUGAR Pure cane, fine granulated. Buy now for canning. 18 lbs. ...97c (Limit) 100-Ib. bag ...$5.07 TUNA FISHwhite Star- 1!8ht meat-1-2 sIze can "19c JELLOP"'01- fr summer salads and desserts, 4 pkgs. . 27c jQPPJp Max-I-Mum leads the quality field. Try it. 81C Tomatoes Umpqua brand, home Brown and home packed. A quality tomato at nn exceptional saving. Large No. 2i'can. Limit 4 can9 47$ Butter Safeway quality fancy creamery butter. 2 690 Safeway . FLOUR A quality flour, that is unconditionally guaran teed to equal and in most instances a finer flour than the present market iffords. Try it. Note the low price. 49 ,b. bag $1.49 Mayonnaise Freshly ) made, strictly Fancy quality.. Save in bulk. Pound (equal OQri : to a pint) Awp Crackers Honeymaid Grahnm, or Snowflakes. Fresh, crispy goodness. Large QKrf family package JJji 3 PALMOLIVE SOAP foryourbeauty.Sbars Lemons Tomatoes The greatest value yet of fered. Drink lemonade for health. dozen .55 Fancy local field grown tomatoes at a Safeway saving. 2,b 19$ Lettuce Fine firm heads, crisp and fresh for better sal ads. Head It Carsten's. George Washington Brand, well stripped with lean, or as I half piece) D A V")T lean- or BB as yu jke it. Pound, (whole or ' WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255, Roteburg, Phone 230
