ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1 5. 1930.
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Local News
Olalla Visitor In Town W. K.
Brown, Olalla resident, was a busi
ness visitor In Roseburg yesterday
nftenioon.
Attends to Business Here H. A.
PlnUeley, of Glide, was a business
visitor iu this city yesterday after
noon. Mr. Coons In Town George A.
Coons, of Yoncaim, spent Tuesday
afternoon In this city transacting
business.
Mr. Douglas In City' Glenn
DourIuh, of Umpqua, transacted
business In this city Tuesday
afternoon.
i Mr. Jortes Spends Day Here
T James It. Jones, of Oakland, spent
yesterday in Itoseburg transacting
business. ,
Brockway Visitor Here Hiss
Helen Gallantz, of Brockway, vis
ited f rlends and shopped in this
city Tuesday afternoon.
Transacts Business Here C. C.
Seigrist, of Umpqua, spent several
hourB hero Tuesday afternoon
transacting business.
Transacts Business Here Jess
Bhambrook, prominent Umpqua
: fruit grower, transacted business
In this city yesterday.
Shops and Visits Friends Mrs.
Frank Hahn. of Dixonvllle, shop
ped and visited friends in this
city yesterday afternoon.
Here From Myrtle Creek Ed-
1 ward Weaver and J.-D. Owen, of
AMyrtle Creek, transacted business
yesterday afternoon In this city.
Here From Garden Valley iMrs.
R. D. Hutton. of Garden valley,
spent Tuesday afternoon in this
visiting mends . ana shop-
III at Home In Glide Paul Cas
wel, of the C. A. Lockwood Motor
: company mechanical department,
Is reported to be 111 at his home In
: Glide, . ,. ,.
Lookingglass Couple In Town
Mr. and Mrs. George uurenara, or
LooltinEElass. spent Tuesday here
visiting friends and transacting
. business. . , . i
' Portland Architect Here C. E.
Freeman. Portland architect! is
SDendine a few days at the Doug
las county courthouse transacting
business. ; - -
Eugene Visitors In Town Mr.
and Mrs. Kelley Branstetter, of Eu
gene, are spending five days in
this city viBlting relatives and
looking after buslnoss Interests.
Returns to Roseburg Dr. 0. H.
Bailey, editor of the Grange Bulle
tin, has returned here from Port
land, where "he spent several days
attending the state grange meet
ing. . .-. . .. -,
Spends Short Time Here Jo
seph Drown, of Mt. .Scott, spent
yesterday in this city transacting
business. He recently returned
,. from a business visit In Klamath
Falls.
Return From Hunting Trip
Frank Hills, Earl Pickens, Harley
Watson and Walter Cordon have
returned here after hunting In the
Cow creek country for several
days. They had a fine buck. ,
Returns From Salem Mrs. I. B.
Howard stopped here yesterday to
" visit friends and shop before re
turning, to her home in Looking
glass, after spending the past few
days In Salem on business.
Eastorn Star Social Thursday
The Eastern Star members are
holding a social Thursday night
In the Masonic temple at' 8:00
o'clock. The husbands of the mem-
L bers have been invited to attend
the social.
Returns From MarshfleioV-Mr?.
Hugh Coleman, of the Roseburg
National Bank staff, returned here
last evening, after spending the
past three days In Marshfleld
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Stor
gard. -
Visit and Transact Business
c Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thomas, of
Elkton, spent Monday night In
Roseburg. Mr. Thomas attended to
business affairs and Mrs. 'i nomas
visited at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Williams.
Marriage Licenses Issued Mar
rlage licenses have been Issued by
County Clerk Koy ftgee io w. v..
Ttnth nf .Miinleion and Emma Stev
ens of Looklngglass and to Claud
S. Palmer of Salem and Marjorie
Jean Lounsbury of Portland..
Vlnltlnn Hera Few Weeks Mrs.
R. C. Barney, ot Hood River, is
upending a few weeks in this city
, its the house guest of Miss Walda
fHardlng. Mr. Barney, after com
' pletlng his work in Hood River,
will meet .his wife here and will
go to San Francisco, where they
' will vlBit her parents, air. ana mrs.
Wilson.
' Roturn Here From California
. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Buzjell have
returned to their home here after
spending a few weeks vacationing
, in Los Angeles, California, w. w.
: Thackrah. a resident of Portland,
, who has been' spending the past
three vears In England, is spena
Inr a few davs In Roseburg as the
' house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bus-
Bell. . , ,
Soendt Day Here Charles C,
Hulett, master of the Oregon 8tate
grange and a resident of Albany,
arrived here this morning to speak
before the W. C. T. TJ. convention.
He left late this afternoon for the
Beaverton arrange, where he Is to
speak on "The Foreign Measures,"
A which the granges In the state are
particularly Interested In at this
time. ,
Glide Visitor Here A. W.
Riieams, of Glide, transacted busi
ness here for several hours yester
day.
Here From Garden Valley C. C.
Hurst, of Garden valley, transact
ed business here yesterday after
noon. ' - -
Mr. Gladwill in Town George
Gladwill, of Glengary, transacted
business in this city yesterduy aft
ernoon. :
Hoaalin Visitors in Town-r-Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. O'Mara, of Hoae
lin transacted business In this city
jt&terday.
Visitor From Oakland Mrs.
Harry Oakiey, of Oakland, spent
yesterday here visiting friends and
shopping.
Wilbur Business Visitor Here
W. M. Miller, of Wilbur, transacted
buslrtPss in this city yesterday af
ternoon. -
Here From Garden Valley A. J.
Tuck, of Garden valley, transacted
business in this city yesterday
afternoon.
Transacts Business Here Clyde
W. Kelso, of Yoncalla, spent Tues
day afternoon In this city transact
ing business. . .
Lookingojass Visitor In Town
H. B. Jacoby. of LookinKglass, was
a business visitor in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Dlllard Business Visitor C. E.
Moyer, prominent Dillard nursery
man, was a business visitor here
Tuesday afternoon.
Dixonvllle Visitor Here C. L.
Branton, of Dixonvllle, was a
business visitor In this city Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. Dumore Business Visitor
Tra Dumore. of Glide, spent Tues
day afternoon In Roseburg trans
acting business.
Mrs. Coates Visits and Shops
Mrs. W. G. Coates, or Tenmlle,
visited friends and shopped In
Roseburg Tuesday afternoon.
Here From Roberts Creek Ru
dolph Chamberlain, of Roberts
creek, transacted business
Roseburg yesterday afternoon,
in
Mr. Moore Transacts Business:
Vernon Moore, of Days creek,
snent several hours here Tuesday
afternoon transacting business,
Melrose Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Backlund, of Melrose,
were in town yesterday visiting
friends, and transacting business.
Improving' In Health Mrs. C.
UTorrlll in renorted tn be consider
ably improved in health at her
home on Mosher street, after being
ill for several days. .
Portland Business Visitor Leon
ard Underwood, -of Portland, spent
yesterday in this city transacting
business at the county agricultural
agent's office.
Leaves for Cottage Grove Mrs
G. H. Hess, of this city, left yester
duv afternoon for Cottage Grove,
where she will spend a few days
viBlting relatives and friends, -
Transacts Business Here J. C,
Johnston, of the Pacific Fruit Ex
press, with headquarters in Port
land, transacted business in Rose
burg Tuesday.
Tenmlle Business Visitor H
J. G. Barnes ,of Tenmlle, transact
ed business and visited his daugh
ter, Miss Blanche Barnes, in nose
turg Tuesday afternoon. ;
Leaves for Portland K. Bannis
ter lmmneer of the local Montgom
ery Ward and company store, left
yesterday for Portland, where ha
will attend to Dusiness lur u bhuh
time. '
Leave Today for Portland Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Quine, ot this
cltv. left this morning lor Port
land, where they will spend a few
daya visiting Irienas ana transact
ing business.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Mia Velma Rover underwent a
minor operation yesterday at Rose
burg General hospital, when she
had her tonsils removed by Dr.
L. M. Lehrbach. - ,
Return From Kuntlne T.iip Ear-
ton and Ernest Helliwell have re
turned to Roseburg, after spending
week hunting in tne urusn
creek country near Elkton. They
killed two large deer.
Return From Glendale O. M.
Krell, manager of the local West
ern Auto Supply store, and Mrs.
Krell have returned here, after
spending the past several days In
Glendale visiting the latter' par
enta, dir. and Mrs. Salvage.
nianlaved at Chamber of Com
merce H. G. Wilson, of Alexander
park, presented a crate of large
tomatoes to the chamber of com
merce this week for display pur
poses .The Big "7" Fruit racKing
company also has a crato of
Spltzenberg and Jonnatnan appies
nn riianlav. Sam Starmer, com
mandant ot the Oregon State Sol
diers Home, presentde a large bou
quet of Michaelmas daisies to the
office yesteraay.
will vitlt Here Few Days Mrs.
Minnie Grubbe Thayer, of Spo
kane, a former Wilbur resident, ar
rived here yesterday to spend sev
eral days visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. G. W. Orubbe, at the Dr. J. R.
Chapman home In Lanrelwood. Mrs.
Thayer has been visiting In Chica
go and Is on her way home to Spo
kane. Mrs. G. W. Orubbe Is a resi
dent of Wilbur and has been spend
ing the past two weeks as the
house guest of her brother. Dr.
Chapman, and Mrs. Chapman.
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Transacts Business Here C. J.
Sether, ot Glendale, transacted
business in this city yesterday aft
ernoon. Hoaglln Visitor Here Mrs. A. W.
Lunday, of Hoaglin, visited friends
and shopped in this city Tuesday
afternoon.
Here From' Lookingglass Don
ald Ollivant,, of Lookingglass, was
a business visitor in Roseburg
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Cowan Is Business Visitor
Dale Cowan, of Yoncalla, was a
business visitor in Roseburg for n
few hours last evening.
Aid Meeting Postponed The
regular meeting of the Presby
'.erlan Xadlea Aid society has been
postponed until October 22.
Here From Camas Valley Mrs.
Edward Edmunds, of Camas Val
ley, spent Tuesday afternoon in
this city visiting friends and shop
ping.' , ; .- ;. .- . -.-I
Glide Business Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. O. Palouse, of Glide,
spent Tuesday afternoon in Rose
burg visiting friends and transact
ing business.
Visiting Relatives and Friends
Mrs. Charles Foree, of West Fork,
nee Miss Mary Crouch, of Rose
burg, Is spending a week in this
city visiting relatives and friends.
West Fork Visitors In Town Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Sayers, ot West
Fork, are spending a few days in
this city visiting friends and trans
acting business. . . ,
Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Bogard, former Roseburg
residents, now living In Round
Prairie, left yesterday for Port
land, where they will spend two
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Here From 8a I em D. D. Math
ews has returned from Salem,
where he was joined by his wife
and infant daughter. They are mak
ing their home on South Rose
street. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mat
thews, of Salem, are spending a
few days here as their house
guests. . , .
Seattle Visitors In Town Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Shdrrlll, the form
er's brother, Abner Sherrlll, and
the latter's brother. Eston Lough,
all residents ot Seattle arrived
here yesterday to spend a few days
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs".
Sherrlll, nee Miss Mildred Lough
of Roseburg. and Eston Lough are
the children of Edward Lough of
Roseburg. They plan to go to San
Francisco for a short vacation, be
fore returning to their homes.
Attend Missionary Meeting Dr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Geddes return
ed yesterday evening from Eugene
where they attenaea tne mission
ary "meeting conducted by Dr. How
ard, returned missionary from
Buenos Aires; Dr. Cartrlght, dis
trict superintendent of the Fow
Chow district mission, and Mr.
Mondell, principal of the Metho
dist high school at Calcutta, In
dia. President James L: Ding of
Foo Chow college, China, was also
one of the speakers. Dr. Ding
Is to be a speaker at the Roseburg
MethodlBt . church Sunday morn
ing. .-....!
ALFALFA'S WORTH
PROVED ON FARM
Alfalfa has proven a successful
crop on the farm of Fred Harris, i
Gunter, who has cooperated with
J. C. Leedy, county agent, in con-i
ducting a trial plot of one acre dur
ing the past season.
Inoculated seed was planted late
In May on land receiving 21 tons
of ground limestone per acre.
Land plaster at the rate of 100
pounds per acre - was applied at
planting time and the field was
given one Irrigation In mid-summer.
An excellent stand was se
cured. When clipped In September, a
yield of one-half ton of hay was
secured, and 100 head of turkeys
have ranged over the field and
been supplied with green feed
since that time.
SOLDIERS HOME -GIVEN
PRAISE BY
VISITINGVETERANS
Roseburg Pledged Aid for
National Institution;
Warning Issued on
Solicitors. '. "
George W. Ballard, state or
ganizer for the Disabled Veterans
of the World War, and E. O. Kjos,
state executive, arrived in Rose
burg last night in the interest of
the organization's forget-me-not
campaign, and to make an Inspec
tion ot the Oregon Stale,, Soldiers'
Home. i,. ..
The two officers of the vet
erans' organization, guests of
Commandant and Mrs. S. W. Star
mer last night, made a thorough
inspection of the state institution,
which they praised very highly,
declaring that the veterans resid
ing there are being given excep
tional attention.
They stated thnt the oreranlza-
tlon will use Its Influence In any
oossible way to assist Rosoburg
In securing the proposed branch
of the national soldiers home, be
lieving that conditions here fully
Justify unanimous support from
the Btote for Roseburg as a site.
Mr. Ballard issued a warning tn
Roseburg people to beware of per
sons soliciting funds In the name
of the disabled veterans. The
chief offenders, he states, are sell
ing wall cards - bearing dates of
1918 to 1930. They claim, he said.
that the monev received Is going
to the disabled veterans and their
families, but instead Is being nut
to individual use. The organiza
tion is now engaged in a state
wide drive for funds throuch the
nnnunl foreet-me-not sle. this lin
ing the task in whlfh the two men
are engaged here. Thev are gnln
o Grants Pass tonight tn continue
the work. The orenntzntlon ha a
memh'jrsliln of about GOO In Ore
on. the PorlTdnd chanter being
the largest with 378 members.
COPCO PLANNING
TO EXTEND POWER
LINE TO AZALEA
AZALEA, Oct. .15. Reoresonta
tives of the California-Oregon
cnoicesiataiRti
meats 17 ,,
evei tasted
ABOUT
ECONOMY MARKET
JACKSON STREET -
AND
CASH MEAT MARKET
STEPHENS STREET.
PHONE 54
George Kohlhageri1
.Wholesale 6-Retail Butchers
. r m v . m
Strong Arm'" Method
Power company held a meeting at
the CurtlB & Curtis store, Wednes
day evening, to attend the busi
ness of extending the electric line
to Azalea.- The meeting was well
attended by people of this commuu
lty. It was decided that Copco
will be justified in beginning work
on the line Immediately, as every
one along the line has signed up
to havo electricity Installed In their
homes.
The line was built as far as the
Fortune Branch service station,
five miles south ot Azalea, during
the early part ot last summer; the
new extension will be to the Sum
mit Auto camp, owned by Jacob
E. Hartle Sr., one-half mile north
of the Azalea post office.
The farmors that live .off the
main lino, may have the benefit
of this convenience at the same
rate, by furnishing the poles and
putting them In. Champ Jolins, who
liveB about a quarter of a mile
from the main line, plana on doing
this, so as to have electricity in
stalled In his homo.
The minimum rate for ' llghti
alone will be two dollars and
thirty cents ner month, and for
lights, electric range, or other
electrical appliances, the minimum
will be . five dollnrs and thirty
cents per month, These rates will
be decreased after five years.
Mr. Becker Here on Business
A. F. Becker, of Riddle, transacted
business here for sewrnl hours
yesterday.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
optometrist
Specialist In the fitting of
masses
116 Jackson 8t.
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UNDER STATS SUPERVISION
f,sUAKE FLEAGLEDiES
FID BY CAPTOR
Notorious Bank Robber and
Murderer Gives Little
Information as to
His Crimes.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Oct. IB
Jnke Fleagle, notorious bank rob
her and murderer, shot yesterday
at Branson, Mo., when captured
by a posse of officers, died in a
hospital here touav.
Mengle, dying, piefided for his
mother, but no word from her had
come this morning when he died.
The bandit last night had re
porters send a wire to his moth
er's home at Holcomb. Kans., ask
Inir her to come to his JieilRtde,
Officers said she could not possi
bly arrive until late today and
they doubted one message would
bring her, expressing belief she
probably would fear a ruse by of
ficers. Fleagle, rallying briefly early to
day, told officers in the guard
about his hospital bed thnt he
wished they urge his mother to
come to see him, saying, "I'm
afraid I'm olng to die."
To one officer he said, "I don't
know who shot me and it don't
make no difference , but I wish
thev had made a good job of it."
Officers sought to question him
about various crimes throughout
the night, but due to his condition
little Information was obtnined.
Just before he died Fleagle ad
mitted he had been hiding In the
Oznrks for a year, living in an
elaborately furnished cabin. 7
miles south of Holllster, In the
lake country nenr Branson where
he wna captured. He leased the
plpeo last October.
Officers found five guns In the
cabin and a quantity of ammuni
tion. One ivun was Identified as
the nlstol with which Fleagle shot
at the postmnster at -Tracy, Cal
In a holdup. He misBed and offi
cers obtained the bullet and later
determined It came from the gun
found today.
Various persons at Branson to
day Identified pictures of Fleagle
as the man who leased the cabin
near Hnllister about a year ago
and said he had many visitors.
Officers said those probably were
confederates and other outlaws,
Fleagle, who was conscious un
til about five minutes before ho
died, asked that all the furniture
and personal effects In the cabin
go to his mother. Asked it he hail
any money hidden, he declined to
answer.
The gunman was captured on a
Missouri Pacific passenger train
'at BranBon. Mo., yesterday by a
group of officers. His capture end
ed a nationwide manhunt begun
when his band of desperndoes
looted the First National bank of
Lamar, Colo.. May 1028, In a rob
bery which haa led to seven
deaths.
The wounded outlaw found suf
Hunt's
OPENING
TONIGHT
Tonight and Thursday
A Comedy Drama of High Life
in Prison.
'Up
It
LAUGH , ALL THE WAY IN THIS
FAST AND FURIOUS COMEDY.
There is fun in everything . if you look
for it , . and the gang "Up the River"
looked for it and found it everywhere.
Also. f iy
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TIME SCHEDULE
Matinee Daily at 2 P. M.
Evenings Two Showi .
7:13 and 9:00 P. M.
ficient strength to plead with II.
D. Harper, chief of police ot Colo-
rado Springs, to "do something fori
Fred, his brother, on trial for a
Larned, Ka bunk robbery. Fred,
he said, was Innocent.
Three physicians perfotnini; a
major opera' ton on the bamllt
found the bullet had struck below
the ribs on tho rij:lit side, ruptur
ing a blood vessel.
Postal inspectors, searching re
lentlessly for tho desperado in the
belief he had a hand in the robbery
of a Southern Pacific mail train
at Pittnlmrg. Cal., traced him tn
the Ozark country through letters
he had mailed on trains in that
section.
Tries to Give Battle
An Impressive array of officers
assembled in the rcKlon ana se
cretly combed the countryside for
the outlaw. Aiuiouuh a trap naci ,
been set for Fleagle. the meeting
yesterday was by chnncp.
Fleaple was confronted on the
train vhlcll he boarded here to
trnvol to Hollistcr. a nenrby town.
Five offlcors, all with drawn
pistols, ordered Fleagle to put up
his heands. Instead, he roached for
his pistol.
One shot was fired nnd the ban
dit leader foil with a bullet In his
abdomen. Aftor a brief struggle
his weapon was wrested from him.
None of the officers would reveal
who fired the shot.
A telegram to Los Angelea de
tective headquarters however In
dicated Lieut. Harry Wlldo of that
dennrtment fired the shot that
ended tho bandit's life.
Four men were killed by the La-
mnr rnhberfl nnd three members
of the gang already have paid with
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901 ' M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 884
Oak and Kane 8ta.
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THE ROSEBURG
GARDEN CLUB
Will hold their fall sale of shrubs, perennials, bulbs and J
rock plants on nc:it
Saturday, October 18th
At Barker Building next to Marsters Drug Store'
Everyone is urged to bring their surplus plants late Friday
or early Saturday morning.
Vour support will help to bcauitfy our city and help in
the Garden club work.
1 III H I m m Theatre
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'mnu ;i'i.iuMji,ijinmnn'
fill
tlifti' on the gallows at the
Colorado penitentiary.
The rule is similar in
makias chocolates
to that in
roasting lILLS
Bros coffee
Tub tinhst chocolate creams are
dipped one at a time by hand. The
-finest coffee ever Hills Bros. Cof
fee is roasted a tint tius ttt a
ti'mi'by the patented, continues
process Controlled Pvoasting. No
other coffee has the same delicious
flavor that Hills Bros. Coffee has
because none is roasted the same '
way.
Trail from thl
sriinal vacuum
pack. Easily
opened with tbi
kry. Look for the
Arab on tht can.
I'll
Licenced Lady
Embalmer
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ADMISSION
Matinees Adults 35c
Evening: Adults 50c
Kiddies a Dime Anytime
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