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Newspaper Page Text- -23S33S- ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER !, 1930, THREE TILLIE THE TOILER He' Merely the Driver mattes, and leaves asdJeaees Mrtl retr Juffe Attractions AT THE MOVIES M. Martin, justice of peace sT Myr- Kay Francis fs the sweetheart us wreex, was & uuama at the Deegias county court bansv Tuesday alteraooa. OH. Hra. viHtrfiE who fs threatened with the erafct- rr vuaoLD at trip across the Bridge of Sighs Bubbles sukpeiSe Be a Plop) into a lifetime of imprisonment. FVM2.TV. r LIBERTY. Today and Ttttrs day, "For the Defense," festering William Powell; Friday and Satur day, Buck Jones in -Shadow Ranch." DR. NER B AS DENTIST Pa3nles Extraction Gas When Ouirtd Pyorrhea Treated Phone 4St Maaaafe BMg, F t DIDM'JI Transact Business Her K. E- Transacts Business Here C. O. Garrett, of Glendale, was in town yesterday for several hours trans acting business. , Transacts Business Here T. F. Merrill, of Dillard, transacted bus Irrzs here Tuesday afternoon. NIGHT- JT$&,si Go Blackman, of the Halted States hnreas of uaturaiizatios with head quarters In Portland spent Tues MOOLD you like day afternoon ia the Douglas coun Visit and Shops Mrs. H. C. Schattenkerk, of Broekway, spent yesterday here shopping and visit ing friends. ty clerk s office examining various Business Visitor L. E. Wood house, of Melrose, transacted busi ness in this city Tuesday after noon. to 3D candidates for the preliminary nat uralization process Local News J If AMD nai'D J-iiOE. To HAVE'; p V; J M,!"'-af jTAHE VcJO fM l..MV CJ I .. f J A. i . Mr. Fisher is Visitor N. R. Fish er, Kelley's Korner merchant, was a business visitor here yesterday afternoon. Here From Myrtle Creek George Coulter, of Myrtle Creek, speut Tuesday in this city transact ing business. Mr. Michaels Business Visitor G. Michaels, of Myrtle Creek, trans acted business In this city yester day afternoon. Visits Relatives and Friends James Whipple, of Drain, spent Monday in this city visiting rela tives and friends. 1 Winston Visitors in Town Mrs. Ivan Drosi and son, Billy, of Win ston, were in town yesterday visit ing relatives and friends. Shops and Visits Friends Mrs. Charles Insley, of Oakland, spent Tuesday afternoon in this city vis iting friends and shopping. Spends Day In Powers Carl Enander, local salesman for the Chevrolet agency, spent Monday in Powers, transacting business. Admitted to Hospital Mrs. F. R. Steinhaur, of Happy valley, has been admitted to Roseburg Gen eral hospital for medical treatment. -Visit In Eugene Mrs. C. F. Hsrpster and daughter, Mrs, Ber nice Fletcher,' of this city, are spending a short time In Eugene visiting friends. Stops Here Short Time R, E. Mulnney, Southern Pacific weight accountant, with headquarters in 'Albany, was a business visitor at the local office yesterday. Returns to Eugene Mrs. Her bert Bellows left yesterday for her home In Eugene, after spending several days in this city visiting her sister, Mrs. John Beckley. Visiting In This City Mrs. Edna Swartz, of Salem, Is spending .sev eral days In this city as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kuen zll. She is a sister of Mr. Kuenzli. Transacts Business in Roseburg L. C. Gram, assistant superinten dent of the Southern Pacific with headquarters In Eugene, was a business visitor at the local office yesterday. ' 'Undergoes '-Mlnor'- Operation- Miss Dorotiiy Arundel underwent a minor operation yesterday', when she had her tonsils removed. Dr. L. M. Lelirbach performed the operation. Transacts Business Here A. R. Weeks, of Ruckles, and B. F. Nich ols, of Riddle, spent a short time In this city yesterday transacting business in the county agent s office. Undergoes Minor Operation Mrs. Wlllard Johnson, of Lanrel wood, underwent a minor opera tion Monday, when she had her tonsils removed. Dr. A. C. Seely performed the operation. Return to Marshfield Miss Leila Mnnciett and John Weyant have returned to their homes in Marsh- field, after spending several days In this city a3 the house guests of Miss Nedra Clark at the J. E. Clark home. Spendng Few Days Here Mrs. Nellie Moore Hunsaker, of Eugene, former Rosehurg resident, is spend ing a few days in this city visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Case. Mrs. Jiunsaker is a prominent Eugene music teacher. Mr. Asam Transacts Business Fred Asam, of spent Tuesday af ternoon in tills city attending to business matters. Shops and Visits Friends Mrs. E. H. Bowman, of Myrtle Creek, shopped and visited friends in J uoseourg yesteruay. Mrs. Ritzman Here Shopping Mrs. Thomas Ritzman, of Riddle, spent Tuesday afternoon in this city shopping. ....Rice Creek Visitor Here Wil liam Stephenson, of Rice creek, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. 13 KM Putf. Sfiritt m, C'n' flrrnn r,f Here From South Deer Creek Mrs. William Bailey, of South Deer Crek, shopped and visited friends in Roseburg yesterday. Return to Leona- After Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kenny and son, Lloyd, have returned to their home in Leona, after spending a short time in this city, as the house guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kenny, of South Main street. ow. . I tImtffi!rmT11t!ll!ll:l'';'!;.,' S 'Hi SI The FLORSHEIM SHOE for the Woman who Cares A famous name now to be found on Fashion's smartest footwear. Shops and Visits Friends Here .l-a Pnnhaaf YVtao. nf Yrtnpfilift. Bhopped and visited friends in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Eastern Star to Meet Thursday The Eastern Star will hold the regular business meeting in the Masonic building, Thursday even ing at 8:00 o'clock. Winchester Couple in Town Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, of Win chester, were in town yesterday afternoon visiting friends and shopping. Returns From Portland Miss Ethel Webb, owner of the local art and baby shop, has returned from Portland where she spent several days vacationing. Myrtle Creek Visitors Here Myrtle Creek, were in town yes- teruay anernoon transacting unsi ness and visiting friends. Lookingglass Visitors In Town Mrs. David Dysert and daughter. Miss Lola, of Lookingglass, wer-j in Roseburg Tuesday afternoon visiting friends and 'shopping. Returns From Vacation Miss Fayo Geddes. clerk and stenogra pher at the Umpqua hotel, has re turned to Rosehurg, after spending several days in Portland vacationing. Dahlias Are Displayed Mrs. Sehrlng, of Rosehurg, presented a large bouquet of vari-eolored dahlias to the local chamber of commerce yesterday to be used for display purposes, . . Undergoes Minor Operation Ij. 1j. Yokum, member of the nose- burg laundry staff, underwent a minor operation yesterday, when lie had his tonsils removed. Dr. A. C. Seely performed the operation. Leaves for Home in Missouri Leo Groves left yesterday for his home in Missouri, after spending a short time In this city visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Groves. Returns to Eugene Mrs. Nellie Moore Hunsaker left yesterday for her home in Eugene, after spending a few days In Roseburg visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Case. Mrs. Hunsaker formerly taught piano in Roseburg and is now teaching in Eugene. New Shoe Shining Stand A new shoe shitting stand has been erect ed in the Grand barber shop, own ed by 1. Douccttc. verti Lamb kin, a recent arrival from Cali fornia, v.'ho lm deemed to make his home in Roseburg, is in charge of the shoe shining business at the shop. Return Frem Portland Mrs, Charles Pickett, Mrs. Anna Tro zelle, Mrs. Sylvia Pearce and Miss Marguerite Kest have returned to Roseburg. after spending a few- days in Portland visiting their mother, Mrs. W. Fest, who is re covering from a major operation performed a few weeks ago. Visiting In Roseburg Mrs. Roy Goodman and small son are spend ing several months in Rosehurg as the houseguest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Mr. Goodman, formarly a piano instructor of Rosehurg, is teaching piano in the Normal school at Lewiston, Idaho, and also lias a large studio for piano classes In Spokane. Wash. Return From Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chambers have returned to Roseburg from their honeymoon spent in California, They went Botith via the Redwood highway to Santa Rosa and re turned through Sacramento and the Pacific highway. They will make their home on North Jack son street. Returns to Glendale for Week Howard Savage, of Glendale, who has been w-orking in the local Western Auto Supply store for the past two weeks while Morgan Law- son was vacationing, has returned to his home, for a week. He wiil return to Roseburg next Monday, nt which time he will relieve O. M Krell. manager, who will take a two weeks vacation. Return From Vacation Henry A. Simmons, local manager of the Associated Oil company, and Mrs. Simmon and daughter. Miss Betty Jean, and Mrs. Wlneland and Mrs Maclenr. have returned to this city, after spending the past two weeks touring California on their vacation. Mrs. Wineland and Mrs. Marlear. mothers of .Mr. and Mm. Simmons, left yesterday for their theee sajomt es eoom iKi VOUE. CAE, SO 'M GOiMG OVER TO &US&LES ' HOUSE Mr.. SMITH'S r 1 fM 9 A- FIUB fPvE (SOT A1E SCKiO-l "THATf; -THAT'S VMM you'KE "TAK-iUQ K.tVTy. i PE3(3V. ?EFT1E AMD MAC CAM ta.tce !M "THE BACK 35S1 1 w f r-. coireMul Here From Tenmlle J. B, How ard, of Tenmile, was a busiuess visitor here for several hours yesterday. Mr. (Wiles Is Visitor Paul Miles, of Kelley's Korner, was In tows yesterday afternoon transacting business. Here From Camas Valley Jake Denn, of Camas Valley, spent Tues day afternoon in this city attend ing to business affairs. Sutherlln Visitor In Town Wil liam Coleman, a resident of Suth erlln, spent Tuesday afternoon In thlB city transacting business, . Returns From Grants Pass E. R. Kenny, manager ot the Douglas Creditors' association, has returned from Grants Pass, where he spent a short time transacting business. Here From Lookingglass Ar thur Marsh, of Lookingglass, spent yesterday afternoon in this city transacting business. Mr. Oden Attends to Business Albert Oden, of Dixonville, spent several hours In this city yester day transacting business. Shops and Visits Friends Here Mrs. Monroe Nance, of Winchester, spent several hours here Tuesday visiting friends and shopping. Returns From Eugene Miss Maxine Zahle has returned to Rosehurg, after spending a short time in Eugene visiting friends. Visiting Relatives Here Mrs. Harry Cotton, of Los Angeles, Cali fornia, Is spending several weeks in this city visiting her sister, Mrs. I. Y. Allison, and brother, Fred Jones. Wins Ribbons at State Fair Mrs. Wendell Wright has returned here, after spending a week ftt Sa lem at the state fair. Mrs. Wright won three blue ribbons and four red ribbons on fancy work, which she exhibited. Stops Here on Business It. C. Cachelln, of the equipment depart ment of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, with headquar ters in Portland, spent yesterday afternoon at the local ottice trans acting business. Transacts Business Here I. 13. Thompson, prominent fruit grow- of Umpqua, was a business Leaves on Business Robert C.rnwfni-H. nf the TTniiefi Rinies for est service, with headquarters in visitor here yesterday afternoon. Roseburg, left yesterday afternoon Mr, Thompson haa Just completed for Umpqua forest, where he will drying his prune crop. Hfs prunes spend several days attending to fare of the highest finality and are business. bringing top prices. Sutherlin Visitors Here C. S. Austin, J, F. Lamoreaujt, and Mich ael B. liabka, all residents of Suthei-Hn, were business visitors in this city yesterday afternoon. Marriage License Issued A mar riage license was Issued by Coun ty Clerk Roy Agee this morning to Roy Blaine Houser, of Albany, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. liotiser of Rosehurg, to Shirley Helen Knight, of Roseburg, and daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Knight. tii3 1 111, ii li .i 1 'T'HE Bridge of Sighs, dark eorri- tier of drama that lone has haes New York laud-mark Is used as one of the settings for WUHasu Powell s newest starring refease, "For the Defease' which ie&s at the Liberty today for two aays The Bridge of Sighs is a covered spaa of stone tnat eonn&p.ts Tsmha prison with the New York crim inal courts building. Aeross ii iri- sonera are lead from their eeHa te tiQ court docks; its same originat ed from their thoughts asd feel- lugs as they were led t& trfet or brought hack agafit following pro nouncement of their sentences. Some of the most notorious crim inals in the world have made the trie over the historic bridge For the Defease" presents WS1 Ham Powell as a brilliant erfmlrtal defense lawyer who saves many a client from Jail through his re sourceful application of lega tech nieaiiUes. But the day comes when he must summon every frfck In his power to save the girt he loves from a charge of manslaugh ter, la attempting to win the ease for her he becomes enmeshed In the toils of the law himself and : faces a life term in Jail. The cli max is filled with high-Session dm- UVfcKUUAT 11ME 15 HERE! i The cold day are coming again. Prepare now for winter. Get your overcoat out ot the closet and let as give it a thorough cleaning then yon will be ready (or the bad! weather. ; AH monthly accounts paid on or before the 10th of the moath i will receive S. & H, Green Stamps. Roseburg Cleaners S Oak and Stephens St. y We give S, H, Green Stamps. FREE DURING OCTOBER One 8x10 Folograf with 1 dozen fotos in folders, Roseburg Studio Salzman B!dg. 127 Jackson TODAY and Thursday HERE'S THE BIG THRILL! Powell's Greatest Hit! Lnw his game love his plaything! Jus tice demands its price ten years of his life for lovei Does he pay? An other powerful Pow :li hit, like "Street af Chance"! ipfp il MM ro mmmm r the Defense mth. KAY FRANCIS ail Icdkinq dLParanwuid: jicture,. 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