Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 27, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO KUStbUKU Nfc.ws-KKVifc.vv. KOStHUKti. OKh.GUN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. News of Douglaslounty AZALEA (St'w.-Ki'vlew i)uuRla County SiktIuI) AZA1.KA, Aug. 27. Mr. Will Tripp of Junction City and Mr. and Mrs. r'eiusoii f 'lriMit, Oregon, visited Bevel al days last week with Mr. and Aim. Frank Tripp and fuin lly. Mr. Tripp la Frank Tripp's latliet . and .vl ru. FoiKeson in "In Bister. Mrs. 1. H. (Taro and daughter, Mm. l.iii-lla Staik, relurned from Medford last Tuesday, whore they had lii-nri visiting friends. Mrs. J. II. Jantzer and Mr. and Mrs. ('has. King went to Grants i'asa Wednesday, where Mr. King hud medical attention for an Infect ed toe. . .Mis. Myrtle Pullen returned to Ashland with her sister, Mrs. Ma teel Jennings, who has been visit ing her part-ins, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, lust week. 'Mrs. I'uIIhii will visit her sister until the first of September, when she Kill lake up her work as waitress at the Latfrel camp, one nillu south of VoI Creek. Mr.' and Mrs. (ieorgo J. Wen deroth attended to husinesa mat ters "and visited friends at Grants Paths' Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walker mid solm, Kugelie and klcliaid, ol UriinU Pas's;' are vlsillng wit li Chillies Waiker, on his ranch, near Azalea. Mrs. Ivy Bucket l and Iwo grand chlldien Kvllyn Virginia and Oliver Hackelt, of Klamuth Falls, are spending a few weeks with their mother and grent grandmother, Mrs". Alary Uoolli. liornld Ogden, who Is employ fid at Crater lake, spent the week end with Ills purenls here. Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Illanehard shuiped and visited friends at Glendule Friday. Mr. and Mis. George I. Jantzer and sous visited friends at Can yonvllle and Glendule Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles St. Clair of Modesto, California, who have neon visiting Mrs. Ht. Clair's fath er, Jack Wilson, at Myrtle Creek, came over and spent the week-end with her sister anil hrotlier. i.Mrs. F. McCnhe and Frank Wilson. They returned to their home In California the first of the week. Hollen Johns came down from Crater lake and spent Suiulwy with his wife and parents. Mil und Mrs. F. McCahe and Frank Wilson transuded huslness ill Kosehurg Wednesday. Mrs. H. Veers and daughter. Miss Fern) Kelley of Cnrvnllls, slopped for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Kelley on Saturday. They were on their way home from Los Angeles, where they had been visit ing friends and relative. Miss Kelley and Mr. Kelley ate cou sins., Hulfoort W. Month mnde n (rip lo Myrtle Creek Saturday and retinn odwlth a, carload ot peiuiies and tonwtoea. Work started on the county road on upper Cow creek Monday with Charles OllnKhoiise ii:Mln chosen as rosdinuster. Consider able woik will be done In I lie Huckleberry flat vicinity.' such as wSleiilng and slrnlKhlenlug, Jlrvllle Johns, ot Giants Pass, luvlnillug his sister, Mrs. William J-riitzer. , Jlr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley spent Stinday evening with Mr. and Mrs. rail Kelley of Glendule. lr. and Mrs. Morrill J. Clothier olToledo, Oregon, arrived Sunday fnj a week's visit with their re spective mothers, Mrs. 1.. 10. I mine wod and Mrs. Mary Uoolli. Suy Prult of San Iilego, (iillfor ill. Is visiting his mother, Mrs. C. C. Pmlt, on Qulnes creek. Mr. I'mtt has just finished serving fmr years In' I he V. S. navy mid lnjs re enlisted for unollier four y tail's. AVilllniii Jantzer of Ilonan.n hpX'nl the week-end with Ids wife llre. Js'r. and Mrs. Charles lliiggurd aiul sou, Virgil, of Medford, visited Sftiurday and Kiinduy Willi Mr. and MI'S. J, II. Janlzer. jllr. and Mrs. Holbert W. Doolh silent Sunday evening visiting at tlw Jake Fisher home. tr. and 'Mrs. F. K. Wade of Ho gift Itlver, have moved hack lo the 1,H. Jenks l.umlier company camp. The George L. Jauucr i,uinher f As WA ..I "Just a few words of praise of irrtiit- mivlii-ln, hjruliintf outre w - - a ei-- Aie relief and health ns Lydia t. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com pound did. I am a practical nurse nnd wns bo rundown hat I was unahle to work. I used to suffer agonies nt times Srtd would have to lie down the tiggest part of the dav. Aftet two bottles of Vc'sctablo Com pound I felt better. Now I have used ten bottles and feel fine. I fecommend It to many of fny patients.' Sirs, riorcr.ee John jbn, R. R. 3, Cfictou, Kansas. Aimee and Ma in Happier Days A lioin, made In Ii6ppy days, of Afinee Snmplu Mcl'lienton, the four-square evmjf,'elial, and lift- mother and tointHrJy slnut supporter "Ma" Kennedy. "Ma" is exhibiting a broken noae (bene days adminlB U'xcA, it is said, by daughter Aimee, Aimee lies sick, supposedly blind, in her Muiibu beach home. Aimee denies any .knowledKe of noae punching. company's sawmill started in arm t'acitiriiiK lumber again. Alondny ufK'r a month's nhut down, while Mr. Jantzer and wife and boiih were on (heir vacation. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Tanner and children, l'eurl, Annie, Henry and )orothy, Mr. nnd Mm. Thurman, Mrs. Margaret Hrady end children and Mm. C. C. Pratt and son, Guy, enjoyed an all-day picnic and swim ming party in Tanner's grove Hun-day. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher and Mrs. Win. Schroder attended the South Umpqua fair at Canyouville Monday. I. L. Neiderhouser was down from his Stouts creek ranch, near Anchor, shopping and visiting friends at Azalea Saturday. Jlmtnie Hickard, owner of the Ooldleaf mine on Upper Starveout creek, motored to Azalea for sup plies and his mail Saturday. r"lBhlng tackle at Idleyld Park. STILL FIST DRIVER "Harney" Oldfleld, original "speed-demon" and Idol ot the first race track crowds, may be d veteran, hut he can still handle a racing car or a stock car almost as well as he did In the old ''.fleath-det'ying days" when he rac ed airplanes and set new records at different distances. "Harney" set out ' from Indian apolis In a Ih'dson coupe, stock model, which he owns, and arriv ed at Heverly Hills, Calif., In just 19 and a half hours running time. The distance Is 2522 miles. NOTICE FO.l' PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. Gen eral fjinrt Oiilce at Itoseburg, Ore gon. August 2, 1930. . Notice is hereby giyen thai Henry E. Ward, of P.oseDurg, Ore gon, who, on March IStli, 1927, made Homestead entry. Serial No. 016S55, for SWJ SEJ, Section 11. Township 27 8., Range 4 W., Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to Ihe land above described, before Hamill A. Canaday, Heglster of the U. S. Land Office, at Hoseburg, Oregon, on the loth day of Sept., 193(1. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Chapman, Hob Lane, Mrs. M. L. Cannon, Ed Everts, all of Glide, Oregon. IIOHBHT E. CRAWFORD, Acting Register. Plnnh-klng nt lilleyld Park Ad Ex-Gov. of Wyoming Wins in Senate Racs -v7 . mm,; rr't A- J ' ' W fa V j Former Governor , Robert D. Carey won tho republican field In the race for both the short and long term nominations for United States senator from Wyoming. Carey's nearest competitor, was Charles E, Winter, representative from Casper.- uWyJ Spit is a horrid wor Y but it's worse if on the end of your cigar ,T.si!, , ?,-iiv ya 'J f l JBPH-r3K 'f i,t ti( 1 f ' i -v .fiv Mi" , ? r VrJ 9 ; 1 -S! i -iniiwii I InV the war against Spitting is a crusade of decency ... join it. smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! One of many actual photographs of "spit tipping" cigar makers. The above picture was talccninNcw Yoi'lc City, MarchSi, 1030. AnaJi davi tfrom the photogra pher is on file, showing that this workman used spit in finishing the end, of a cigar. DIAMOND LAKE TO GET MORE TROUT DIAMOND LAKE. Ore., Au 20 Eight hundred, and . twenty five thousand rainbow- trout are being jilunted In Uiaiuond lake this fall, 25.000 have been liberated by Hie ! Klamath hatchery and the rest will come from the Diamond luku j hatchery. The forest service 1b! planting: trout from the Diamond lake hatchery In Clearwater river, Umpqua river and Watson creek. Kred I'erry, gamo warden at Diamond lake, said that 916 fish ing licenses have been sold at Dia mond lake and he has cheeked 17, 002 fish taken from the lake. He says that this accounts for only a small portion of the fish caught here because he does not meet all the iishermen. He has made only eight arrests to date, but has warn ed many others. . . .. . o- ' Go to San Jose Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson and daughter, Shir ley Lee. left yesterday for San Jo;e, California, where they will be located for several months, Mr. Wilson having employment there. They will also visit with Mrs. Wil son's parents. LABOR DAY RATE ANNOUNCED BY S. P. Depot BarDer Shop open eve nings until 7:30 p. m. All hair cut ting 25c. 409 Cass St. Adv. J. E. Clark, local freight and passenger agent for the Southern Unlt... ,.n,,ianir onnniinretl lllis I morning that the railroad com pany is putting on special ex- I .... . .... . huiwocn Mnsehlirff and Portland for the Labor day holiday. Round trip tickets will be placed on Bale at 6. The tickets will be on Bale Friday, August 29, and wil be good on all trains that day. Return limit will be Tuesday, September 2. and will be honored through to destination September 3 If presented before midnight Tuesday. Over 7,500 cigar factories are registered by ihe U. S. (government. Over 7,400 of these hand-roll cigars, producing 50 percent of the output. Every hand . rolled cigar made by American Cigar Co. or anyone else is subject to the possible danger of "spit-tipping." Certified CreVflO is absolutely free from spit-tipping iVo Cremo is made by hand. The choicest, tenderest leaves that the crop affords are scien tifically treated by methods recommended by the United States Department of Agri culture. Certified Cremo's purity is safeguarded along every step of the way by amaz ing inventions that bind, roll, wrap and tip the cigars! Certified THE GOOD CIGAR . . THAT AMERICA NEEDED Vacation Land Is Callin: Visit the business places listed here. They are fine, clean, successful concerns operated by alert business people. Sunset Beach COOS BAY Deep Sea Wishing, Swimming, Boating, Modern Cottages, Children's Play Ground. , Excellent Dining Room Lunch Counter There Is No Wind at Sunset SUNSET BAY RESORT CO: Charleston, Ore. Canyon ; Auto , Camp i SWIMMING TANK Garage, Store, Lunch , Room , N feature Chicken Dinners, Modern in every respect. CANYONVIlLE, ORE. Mandy Lou SERVICE UNEXCELLED HOME COOKING A nice place to meet your friends. MYRTLE CREEK, 08E. Young's Pharmacy Fountain, Magazines Drugs SUTHERLIN, ORE. - Hi way Coffee Shop , FOUNTAIN SPECIAL' Double Milk Shakes Double Malted Shakes Open Until Midnight ' Reasonable Prices. ' DRAIN, ORE. Pause and Refresh Yourself AT The Highway Pharmacy OAKLAND, ORE. Perfect Fountain Service Sutherlin Garage We both will be satisfied. Greasing, Oiling and Storage All Work Guaranteed SUTHERLIN, ORE. Moore Bros. Grocery ". Opposite Roseburg 1 . Auto Camp Tourist Supplies Fr.esh Fruits and Groceries 'rosebl'kj if you or your friends intend locating in Roseburg or the Umpqua Valley THIS OFFICE 18 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE' City Homes, Acreage, Farms E. G. Kingwell Next to the Chamber of : Commerce : ' ROSEBURG, OREGON On the Road to the County's Best Fishing Grounds GROCERIES Red Crown Gasoline and Oils ! ; ttale W; Hatfield' DIXONVILLE, ORE. The Beach Resort of Southern Oregon Spend your summer vacation at Bandon "By-the-Scn." Oregon's most beautiful beach re sort invites you. Every out-door pleasure awaits you; golf, boating, fishing and highway drives of startling beauty. Fine surf-bathing and agate beaches. The Bandon business men whose advertisements are grouped together on this page, join .in welcoming you to Bandon and pledge themselves to help make your vacation the more enjoyable. Take a Swim Heated Ocean Water Natatorium Moving Pictures while you swim. Wecoma Batha Open Afternoon and Evening Strictly Modern Cottages Ocean View City Meat Market Dealer In All Kinds of ' Fresh and Cured Meats SPECIALTIES Poultry, Sea Foods, Milk Butter and Eggs GEORGE ERbMAN, Owner. Bandon By the Sea Auto Camp FREE SHOWERS Store and Lunch Room Archery Range A. H. ROHDE New Owner Bandon Butter and Cheese UNEXCELLED Visitors are always welcome to visit our plant Bandon Creamery Tourist Headquarters i at Dunham's of course Complete Line of Groceries The Nyal Store General line of Drug3, Sta tionery, Films 4 Developing. Toilet Articles Souvenirs, Glassware, Gifts. Prescriptions Our Specialty. BANDON DRUG CO. For All Drug Needs When at Dandort by the-Se Fuhrmnn & Shindler, Inc. REXALL DRUG STORE . Perrott Cottages On the Ocean Drive Furnished and Unfurnish ed Cabins.. STRICTLY MODERN Municipal Auto Park CITY OF BANDON Campers Welcome Weod. Water, Light Furnished RATES 5Ce PER DAY 1930 Americnn Cigar Co.