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1 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1930. THREE Local News From Melrose Walter Kruse of Melrose was a business visitor in this city Tuesday. From Oakland Fred Broszlo of Oakland visited this city Tuesday on business. . In From Riddle Charles Sowers by of Riddle was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Visitor from Melrose Mrs. 1 mo gene Conden of Melrose was a vis itor in. this city Tuesday. Drain Resident Visits N. Te- ogue, resident of Drain, visited this city yesterday on business. Here on Business Otto Mathews came in from Melrose yesterday to look after business affairs. Business Visitor In R. Z. Par mer came In from Tiller Tuesday to look after business matters. Transacts Business Here Grant Clayton of Dillard w as in town yesterday transacting business. Riddle Man Here A. C. TJlam of Riddle was -in town yesterday at tending to business iuterests. Aikens in on Business A. L. Al- kens came hi from Riddle Tuesday to care for business interests. From Sutherlin H. E. Brown was in from Sutherlin Tuesday looking after business matters. Business Visitor In Ernest Crane, of Melrose spent several hours here Tuesday on business. From Roberts Creek Elmer Crow of Roberts Creek was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday From Round Prairie Mrs. Rod ney Knott of Round Prairie was here Tuesday calling on friends and shopping. Walker Business Visitor Otto Walker of Coos Junction spent sev erAl hours here yesterday on busi ness. , i Visits in California Kenneth Perdue has left for Westwood, Cal ifornia, to visit or a time with friends. Mrs. Newport Visits Mrs. T. H. Newport of Glide visited with friends and attended to business here yesterday. Croucher (n Town G e o r g c Croucher of Brockway spent sev eral hours in town Tuesday on business. From Grants Pass O. S. Brown, attorney at law in Grants Pass, and Mrs. Brown were in Rosebnrg yes terday on business. Mrs. Nichols Here Mrs. Cyril Nichols of "Brockway was in town yesterday shopping and calling on friends. Ml In Vets' Hospital D. Williams of this city Is reported to be ser iously ill in the Veterans' hospital in San Francisco. Visitor Here Miss Marguerite Scarbuck of Myrtle Creek spent a few hours here yesterday shopping and visiting friends. From Ash L. B. Judy, O. E. Ba ker, A. O. Gastafson and W. J Parker, all from Ash. were busi ness callers in Roseburg yesterday. From Garden Valley Fred Bone brake of Garden valley spent short time here yesterday after noon transacting business. Kimmel Is Visitor Max Kimmel, cashier of the bank at Riddle, was among the out-of-town visitors to transact business in Roseburg Tuesday. t Dixonvllle Man In T. W. Hat field of Dixonville was here this morning looking after business matters. Mrs. Dysert Visits Mrs. Winona Dysert of T,ooking?lass shopped nnd visited friends in town Tuesday. Hoefer Transacts Business A. H. Hoefer of Riddle was in town yesterday for a few hours transact ing business. From Coos Junction Mrs. O. M Hopple and Mrs. J. A. C. King were in from Coos Junction Tuesday shopping and calling on friends. TILLIE THE TOILER tell you "Vm way AC Tl M3 - Unfavorable Symptoms fwiHrt" ( OH, THAT'S THAT I I SiT DOVuNJ , 1 f NO. RoT l" 1 lm J 1 otlCHEST(2A LEADER MAC- VOO -THlMK I'LL SO t THAT I J clLSE-rSAa O'T HAVE I HOME AMVUVX, Attractions AT THE MOVIES ANTLERS Today anil Thurs day. "Sui ah und Son," with ltuth Chulterton; Friduy und Saturday, Bebe Daniels in. "Alius ' Freuch Gertie." To? j powerful dramatic ability of Ruth Chatterton. displayed so successiully in "Churmiug Sin ners," "The Laughing Lady" and "Madame X" will be again brought forward for the delrciuliun of her numerous admirers when the Ant lers theatre shows her newest film, "Sarah and Son" for two days. "Sarah and Son" Is the story of an impoverished actress who is forced to give up' her baby boy that she might work and live. On becoming famous she tries to re trieve the lad but encounters in trigue upon the part of the wealthy couple who have adopted her child. The manner in which she accomplishes her rourageous pur pose forms the climax of the pic ture. It is tense and breath-taking but it is one which leaves an au dience in a happy glow of good spirits. Fredrlc March is cast opposite Miss Chatterton. He plays the part of the young lawyer who falls in love with her and tries to help her retrieve her young son, play ed by Phlllipe de Lacy. There is an abundance of Bplemlld character-portrayal In the picture. Timothy Shea wrote the original novel upon which the screen story based. Zoo Altins, renowned American woman poet and play wright, wrote the adaptation from the novel. The picture was directed by Dor othy Arzner, Par-amount's only woman director. 1 Roseburg Undertaking Co - Established 1901 M. E. HITTER, Minagtr Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phong 284 ' Oak and Kane Sts. Licensed Lady Embalmer Visitors From Umpqua Mrs. Frank Good and children from Umpqua were in Roseburg yester day visiting with friends and shopping. Oakland Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. IT. C. Worthern. residents of Oakland, visited friends and transacted business in town Tuesday. Visitors From Ash Miss Grace Raekllff and Mrs. Norlen Bell o( Ash were in this city Tuesday vis lting with friends and looking after business affairs. Returns to Nebraska Mrs.. Nle hus, wtio has been visiting here for two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Micelli. returned today to her home in Nebraska. From Myrtle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weaver of Myrtle Creek were callers In this city yesterday, attending to business matters and visiting with friends. Mrs. Rondeau In Mrs: G. B. Rondeau of Tiller spent a few hours here yesterday afternoon vis iting and looking after affairs of business. Visits With Parents Miss Mary Frederick of Portland is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Frederick of Myrtle Creek, for a few days' vacation. Visitors From Drain Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert 'league uf Drain wore out of town visitors here yesterday, spending several hours transacting business and greeting Hoseburg acquaintances. Judge Coshow Here Chief Jus tice O. P. Coshow of the Oregon state supreme court, arrived here yesterday to attend to business nffairs and visit with his daughter. Mrs. John McClintock. From Seattle William Suther land of Seattle, former resident ot Medford, well known In Itoseburg, spent Tuesdny in this city greet ing friends and attending to busi ness matters. Missionary Soriety to Meet The Women's Missionary society of I he Methodist Episcopal church, bourn will hold its business meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors. From Idleyld Karl Vosburgh was in from Idleyld yesterday on business, lie broueht in with him Juae and Karl Wlanl. who had been spending a vacation of two weeks at Idleyld. Mrs. Wismer Visits Mrs. Ellen Wismer of Oitkland. Calif., arrived here yesterday afternoon for short visit at the home of her brother, N. W. Rothacker. Californians Visit Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilinkley and Mrs. Ella Hink ley of Pasadena, Calif., arrived here yesterday to visit for two weeks as guests of Miss Bertha and Miss Olive Cooney, E Vance Weakens in Pitching Duel With Blake Two Games Captured by the Mackmen. Undergoes Major Operation Miss Thelma Parks of this city un derwent a major operation this morning in Roseburg General hos pital, with Dr. I,. M. Lcbrbach in attendance. From Los Angeles Mrs. Anna Coffell, accompanied by her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coffell. and their two children, and her nelce. Until Copeman. from Los Angeles, are visiting relatives here for a week. After their visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coffell plan to go to Wyoming to locate. Flowers Presented Two baskets of lovely flowers, one of gladiolas and the other of large asters ar ranged with ferns, were presented yesterday to the local chamber of commerce from the Soldiers' home. Bert G. Bates Here Bert G Bates, former associate editor of the Ro3Plmrg News-Review, now located In Hollywood, arrived In Hoseburg last night (or a short visit on his wav to the American Legion convention at Baker. He left this afternoon for the conven tion. Mrs. Bates and daughter. Sally Zoo, are travelling bv boat from Los Angeles to Seattle and will join Mr. Bales in Portland after the convention, and they will stop in Hoseburg for a short visit on their way back to Hollywood. Former Resident Visits Mrs. W. D. Wiley, former Hoseburg resident, is visiting friends here for a short time. Mrs. Wiley is now living in Independence, where her husband is manaser ot the J. C. Penney store. Transferred to Roseburg C. L. Spray and J. Kllnge, Southern Pa cific employees formerly stationed in Roseburg but who have been in Eugene since leaving here, have been transferred back to this city for Cite fruit season. To Attend Convention R. L. Dunn, local chiropractor. Is leav ing the last of this week for Los Ana-plea, where he will attend the national convention of the chiro practors' association. August 1 to 24 Inclusive. He plans to return on the 26th. By HUGH S. FULLERTOX Jr. Associated Press Sports Writ?r The opening yesterday of the "crucial" National league series between the Chicago Cub3 and Brooklyn fulfilled all advance no tices In thrills. A pitching duel between Fred Blake and Dazzy Vance, highly productive of hits but not of ruiiH. lasted eleven in nings before Chicago gained a 3-2 victory and Increased Its lead to a full game. Two first lnnin? errors by Flowers gave the Cubs two runs and forced Brooklyn Into an unsuc cessful uphill battle in its efforts to regain the lead. It was not un til the eleventh the Cubs were able to bunch enough hits off Vance to score the odd run. With New York nnd Cincinnati idle, the Pittsburgh Pirates regis tered the big gain in the lower part of the National league standing und the St. Louis Cardinals made a lesser one. The Pirates downed the Phillies In a doubleiieacier Thev had to go 14 Innings to win the first game s to (. scoring iu runs in their half of the inning on three hits after the Phillies had forged ahead, but the second game produced an easy 8 to 3 victory as Glenn Spencer allowed Philadel phia only five hits. : St. Louis, although . outhlt 10-8. made good me of Its hits to. defeat Boston. 4 to 2. Another BostonSt. Louis clash went the other way as the Red Sox cained a 6 to "4 decis ion over the Browns on the strength of Bob Reeves' single with two out in the ninth. Babe Ruth Stars The Yankees stopped Detroit for a while yesterday but only after Babe Ruth had put on a great per- formance to win a 6 to 5 decision In a close battle. The Babe clouted his 4.1rd homer in the third Inning with his mascot, Jim my Reese, on a base to climax a big Yankee rally, then drove In the winning run In the ninth at the highly crucial moment when thefo were two out and two strikes on him. With Mose Crove and Bill Shores pitching a pair of good games, the Athletics twice troupced Cleveland by 9 to 1 and 7 to u. Washington held second place a game ahead or the Yanks by scoring four runs off Ted Lyns In the third inning to take n speedy game from the Chicago White sox, 6 to 4. Dunn in Town Frank Dunn was In from Melrose Tuesday looking after business matters. Melrose Man In Charles Reed of Melrose spent a short time here Tuesday on business. , Here on Business Albert Math ews of Melrose was attending to business matters In this city yes terday afternoon. BORN WOLCOTT. To Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wolcott of Dillard, at Mercy hospital on August 12. a son. -o- In these times of widespread ag ricultural distress the farm hoard Is obliged to cover considerable territory with only one Legge. Medford Daily News. - Admitted to Hospital Mrs. So phia E. Collins of Ruckles has been admitted to Roseburg General hos pital for medical treatment. HARMLESS TO YOU -FATAL TO I SEVEN DE LAVAL Sales and Service The De Laval agency for milkers, cream separators, sterilizers, coolers and pumps, has been transferred to us, and service calls should be made to 98 Roseburg.; We will have a supply of spare parts on hand and will give prompt and courteous attention to all calls. FarmBureauCooperativeExchange Roseburg Myrtle Creek Oakland AGENTS FOR L. A H. Eleetrlo Ranges John Deere Plow Co. Hood River Spray Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pumps Sutherlin Spray Co. i FLEAS ANTS BEDBUGS MOSQUITOES ROACHES MOTHS FLIES fLY3C KILLS TKEM ALL In) 41 loanc.a.ft. co. TODAY AND THURSDAY America's Premiere' Dramatic Actress- Beard. Return C'yue Beard, new principal of Roseburg Junior high school, and Mrs. Beard, re turned to this city yesterday. They snent most of the summer In Se attle, where Mr. Beard attended, University of Washington summer school. Aftr the close of summer school Mr. "and Mrs. Beard spent a short vacation at Mt. Ranler national park and at Seasideand returned to Roseburg after visit ing enrnnte with his parents in Lebanon nnd her parents In Salem Wje you buy a can of Hills Bros Coffee it is a. ways ffgsh Fresh is the word! For air, which flattens the flavor of coffee, is com pletely removed from Hills Bros.' vacuum cans and kept out. No air tight cans will keep coffee fresh. Hills Bros. Coffee is as fresh and flavorful as when it comes from the roasters. The can is easily opened with the key. Ctmllti Rrt tml Hilll Bra. Cign fnrt w rtbtrcrjftt bit. LOOK FOR THE ARAB ON THE CAN J ;si- ': -.... : . : : 'Ki : '; Admission PVS , Mat. 10-35 41 V XI .. . Eve. 10-50 VLIMATTEIRTON Solr Witk FREDRIC MARCH FULLER MELLISH,J. Every mother in Roseburg should see this picture, at least once! She's positively magnificent In this pic ture, Ruth Chatterton, first lady of the screen. You thrill, m! to her great work In "Charming Sinners" and "Laughing Lady." 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