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LEONA
(Nrwf ltcvlpw I)ini(1ai Count r Special)
LKOXA, Oct. 2 Frank Clark
('of tiiiring field visited in Leona (lit:
first of tho week ut ihe .lack Mc
Quillan home, iacidniiully he
went on a hunting trip up Sandy
creek.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kenny re
turned the first of the week from
a etimpiUK trip up the Noith V nip
qua. J. II. Mitchell of Eugene wbh a
visitor in Leona Friday.
Mrs. I,u Short and Mrs. Tina
" fieri rord were 8liopping in Drain
li 'day.
Perry Kin? h building a umall
hotr:e on ihe hill above the Wllley
service station and will move Into
"'Die new Kinie during the eoniiiiK
week, uh he expects to have it
completed by thut time.
Hai-ry Spencer ia employed in
Cottage Grove Hits week where he
" is plowing and building fence. i
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RIDDLE
(Xrw-lt-vlt-w Poiliflun Cnm.ty fljicclat)
UIDliLi:, (Jet. 20. Mr. and Mifl.
SiilrJey Kane of Caiiyonvillo were
buHinesH visitors here Friday.
Mr. and ,.lrs. liaive Smith and
..children of (Jlenditie were vhiiuiiK
i.ere Monday.
uud mm. (Jeo. McClane and
.clindien returned j'rom Portland
1 '"Hundiiy alier spending u iiv dab
.rt'icr at tilt home ol their daiinh
!j,ur,'Mi8. Mellinifer.
-Alias Lillian l.OHsdon, Helena
"HHhiie and i-aunnie i'oole spent
'J iiu rwday afternoon and evening
iu KoseDurg KhoppiuK and ittl end
ing the a'.iow at iiiiiu a Indian tnu
a (er.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher who
have been ai Tiller duiiug tne
Hummer, wliere ,lr, Fi.mer ih in
Uie forest Hervlce, re I uined here
.iuiii'dtlay for the winter.
-.&lr. and Airs. i,ee i-i.ufortli mo-
toied down irom iJo.uuuu Satur
day, returning Sunday, accompan
ied by Mt. and .Mrs. '1'. H. Cula
tuilli who are spending tne week
wtn tlitm in I'onluud.
V. H. lioot Ih vititilug in Uone-
bitrg at the home ot lug nun, John
Jtoot,
Mrs. O. A. Houwer wan hostess
for the KaHtern Siar club 'lliura
uay atleinoon.
Mvn. (Jiarenc.o Tison of Drew re
turned to her tiouiu hitiuniuy hiht
v.rtitnig here for aeveral ii:iys with
Air. and Mr. Frank Hamlin. J
Kliner t'.TiZtey and John I lam o
G'aJuy v.ere atlending 10 hiiHliicHH
nuttui'H here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. it. Kiddle ot
liuHHj.ii j were viaiioin Sunday
Hiternoou at tiie hoimt of Aim.
Mary Kiddie.
Mihb Myrtle Adah IVui'f ih
upending the week visiting with
her Bister, Aim. urii Alaill at
Coos river.
Aliss Until Mosthaff It Tt rerenlly
for i'ortlHiid wnere she will at
tend bUfiine.HH college thin wluler,
J'aul tiary, local nteivhaul, has
been contiiHil to his iinnie tnis
week Willi a severe cold. Frank
linuiihail has lieeu tiHtrimhiK in the
jJloie,
Minn Kvolyn llaymond and Mine
Krimi Dunbar upeut last week end
at the home of Minn Raymond's
parents, Mr. and Airs. Wallace
Kayinond at Days Creek.
Mm. Aiinnie (iazley and MoitIh
Fairbanks who reside near Can
yonvllle were attending lo busl
uet.s nialteiH here .Monday.
Mlsu Mabel fliiiuham who has
- been visiting frlenos hero Hevernl
Weeks relumed to her home ai
Cottage drove Saturday.
Mrs. Mary lUddle wlio has been
very ill ui her home In-re this
week is reported to he improving,
fcthel Hull Wolf and Airs. I'atlei
hoii of tiosebui-K ai'e (lie nurses in
eJuuge oi Hi4 ease,
' Ali't. J, ui. I.loyd and daughter,
fchilley, of Kugene. uie vlMtiug ai
tne htmie of Air. and Alia. t AI.
Aektr.
Mr. and lUrs. Austin Wilmin and
Children and w. J. JaeUson moior
ed to LookmfiglaHH Sunday where
fhey epeiu (lie day visiluiK reUe
tiveH,
. Airs. Harry Ito;rers n-nnned to
her home nl Port hind Sunday after
vlhitlng hero Ihe pattl week with
ber t'rieml. Ah'H. Sam Hall.
AD's. Alfred llo.ard eiul children
weie tOioitpmg and citing in
UoKebnrg Saduday.
!. AD, ami Airs. I f, AI. Dlrard or tn-
Uupeuili'uce were viniilng in ihis
etty last week lit Hie home of Mi.
(lii'aid s sister. Aim. A. F. Ili'i lit i .
.. 0. V. I.ogsdon and Ki iie.ii Di.tdh
teturned 'luesday fiom a hunting
trip at Nielud:;' station.
4 Mr. and v .hrn MumiikI n.l
O'ant'.liter, Irene, motored Irom !
if nuns PaN Sunday and sprat ih. j
day i.sliiim at Die liunie oi .ui i
ttiKi AH". D. F. niuudell.
" Alonl Haies vi (iH iutiili) uaj a
bunlnwH vltdinr hero Alonday.
- Mrs. Al:ii:;ile Durnult of Smvr,
ie., is spending Die week h-ir
IjjoIvIIk; alter pniperiy Inti-ifsi.i
uml usitnn; wil.i her sister, .Mis.
VK. t'ciiiiuit
"Kelly t'lark. of KUn Uon, Calif .
f;iroutp u; (Mt Tiand ui v isi.
May Clark, here Friday. Air. Clark
was enorute lo Portland to visit
his brother, Don Clark, who is tak
treatm.'iit at ihe eleraiiN' hot
jpiial there.
Alrs. Sldmy Tismi and son ol
Trrvvr were v.n-kniil i;tiloiM at
1,110 noiuo oi .ui. aim .mis. rranu
!r. liiiti Mrs. I.cttis Ctiaiuuan or
Red I.od.e, Alonl.. and llu-ir duimle
ivt'. Airs. Alabel San..i oi Spo
kaue ai riwd here I te-sdiiV and
iu guoNts at the home ot Air. and f
Atrtf, G. K. JDddle. I
Air. and Alr.H. I.htyd Itoblnson
uud Alts. iDihinson's motliei. Afis. i
JWeAuei. are recent addltiou.s in ;
this conummiiy, iiiovIiik liere irom
Powers, Oregon. Th-y ant resid
lug on tho I'M Alilk'i' place ju-t
jjoilh of town,
i Mrs. !Jouser,".an Croshy and sou, ;
TIayinoiid, of Aludloid, weiu tut
iHH lelaDvea hero Alonday. j ,
-Mis. O'eoige Fratur of I-ongview, '
.yasli,, arrived buie cdnesday
Beatrice Anita Baldwin
lleatrice Anita Haldwfu, daugh
ter by common-law marriage oi
K. J. "Ducky" Baldwin, millionaire
California jiioneer. returns to Los
Angeles for lh first time in twen
ty years. Twenty years ago she
sought, a portion of Baldwin's
S:!2.iMM,00f) estate but courts held
thai tho common-law marriage
was not established as Beatrice's
mother was proven lo have known
that Baldwin was already married.
ABhs Baldwin married and dlvorc
ed Baron Andrew de Patlerson
some years ago. She will open a
beauty culture shop in Dos An
celes. morning" to be with her mother,
.4i'H. Mary KUIdlo, tvho has . been
junojidy ill this week.
Ai i s. D. S. 1 1 o w aid recel ved
news Alonday of Die death ot her
Uider, Mrs. Dliza belli A all lather,
of Austin, Minn, Airs. Aultfather
,'l;jited here several yt ars ago will)
aer sist iiv, AI i s. 1 toward and her
.lioce, AD s. 1 red Ball.
Fred Kiddle of French-Glen, Ore.,
vho has been visiting relatives,
.lero lor severul weeks left for
.iIh home Thursday. Jle was ac
companied by U. i. Willis who
,vili ausist In in iu driving home u
new cur which he purchased while
hero.
J. B. DeVoro and family of Cot
Log Drove have moved hero to
reside lor the winter and are oc
cupying tho Knsnr house.
WILBUR
( .Wwn-UVvli'w ifouiriiiN Cwimiy .iicotiil)
WiDlli li, jo.- Air. and Aim.
! a ii ley Snort nmioreil lo Ko.se
jui'k ivViliiesday iinerriooti io nnop
LUhi attend to nusiuess mailers.
Air. and Mis. A, J. Crocker un
.enalned Wntnesday evening with
.i game dinner, i ne guetn were
dr. and .wra. I'aul Abeel, Mish
-ina Jolmson, .vir. KusKeil Clark.
lihM I'atricla Aneel, Mins Doris I
voi-el, and Allss Carmen A heel.
Air. and Airs. Vergil Smith and;
dauhteia, Miss Leola and .Miss '
V Irmnia, spent Tuesday in oak-
land. They attended Ihe golden
ddiug anniversary of Air.
Mini I It's paren is, A I r. a ml AI is.
ie mitii.
Among Duise who attended Ihe
V. C. 'I. I . contention at Dose-
j.ii'K were Ai I'm. It. W. ilodgers,
M in. Den Irving. Airs. It. Undue.
Ah'H. P. D. Alcln. AD-s. John U al-
K and Airs. Jesse Humphreys.
A new student, AIIhs Dims
Joidan. lias euleied Wilbur high.
aDhs Jorilun is frtmi Klmiia, Ore-
on.
i lie high school freshmen were
nte.tained last Friday ulglii by
(he biiiher classes. iiche:. blacit
i-ais, and .lacii-n-laiitei its ilecuraled
ihe aadiiorinm and iMHcinhly
loom. Alti-r a brief program of
(litis and Ht tin l k games were play
ed and a llntlowi-'en supper serv
ed. Dllier guests were Alls. ii. V
Uodcrs and Air. Howard Kiiey ol
uelnit g.
The Southern l'licliic company iw
nutiiig a new tlnor on the plat
inn ai the station.
Air. and ADs. Njirc.w i a ljalil
ot Salem were house gue; rs last
ek ol their .sou a no limmhier-
ia law. Mr. ami Mi. e...oii t.a
aui.
AD.-. CIiuIch siiit iti and rhildmt
if Kiiont np.-ni Sunday wiih Airs.
.-i:M. n s pai enci, Air. and Mi r..
iM'in;i tiiminuU. Airs. Iniumnk
iflHilied wiih Mr.-i. Staten lo Ku ,
.;i'ii uii a slmi t isii .
Miss Ivy ( umss wlio ii-ailirs in'
i Mui Ie ihn was ih. Kiiesi Sumlav of j
Mr anti Mi.-, D I. McKay.
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OF iSH CARS
KKNOSHA, Wis., Oct. 22 (Spe
cial) A stirrin? demonstration
or renewed activity in the auto
mobile Industry was staged in
sou (hern California when two
trainloadH of new Nash cars roll
ed Into Dos Angela bearing hun
dreds of glittering new models for
the great- Onlober Nash announce
ment and display and lor later de
livery to new Nash owners.
The Nash "Prosperity Specials,"
one of ihem pulled by the new
giant locomotive of the Dnion Pa
cific system, were ,iven public
ovations in various Pacific coast
towns am) wire met by a record
turnout of automobile men and
members of the movie cnlnnv in
Dosngeles. Mayors of Riverside,
i niiii-mi mm ui iitrr nuutii uiin
towns met the trains and rode In
Ihe engine cabs, in Dos Angeles
the ensemble of Alack Sennett
bathing beauties and representa
tives of the motion picture Indus
try swarmed over the trains, join
ing nulomobfle merchandisers, rail
road officials and motorists in wel
coming the revival of business
presaged by ihe big Nash ship
meat.
OAK GROVE
(Ncwu-Hi'vlfw Iliniiflai Coimlv Special)
OAK DROVH, Oct. 22 Miss
Mildred Wilcox, who is attending
the iniviTHlty of Oregon at Ku
Kene. spent Die week-end with her
parent, Mr. and Mrs. fieoi'Ke Wil
cox.
AD'S. Don Anderson and children
of Klparose visited durtnff the
week with her mother. Airs. Carl
He verts.
ADs. IT. L. Kruso attended the
parish meet In fc at the community
church at Oakland Thursday af
ternoon.
Walter Cook and Doorip Wilcox
attended the turkey breeding dem
onHtrations at CottiiKe Drove last
Sunday.
AD's. ieora;fi WMleox and daugh
ter, Jean, visited with Airs. Wil
cox' mother, ADs, Sarah Wilson,
at Yoncalla Sunday.
A lare number of Oak Grove
residents attended the Rally day
proKi-am and baukot dinner at the
Christian clr.irch in Oakland Sun
day. The musical program Sunday
afternoon was particularly enjoy
ed. Vern Daswell and Harold Dunn,
studeuls at Iho Dible university in
KtiKetii'. were week end visitors "at
the I swell home.
Mr. and Airs. Frank C.orrell. Airs.
Cleve Miller nnd ADss Alice Miller
visited at the Wilcox homo Tues
day. -o-
AZALEA
CNVwn Itnrtcw Policial rtumty Special)
AZADKA. Ore., Ocl. Tl Ted
Arzner, a novernment hunter from
Middle, camped on Hogum crei k
last week and spent several days
hunting for panthers but met with
no success.
Mrs. liar burn Aladsen, of St.
Louis. .Missouri, a former resident
of Azalea, writes that she was
pleased to find a Douglas county
product on the market there. She
purchased two "I'rlde of Dillard"
cantaloupes.
Charles Ilem-siee of Riddle, ami
Max Conner of Alarshfiehl, spint
several days here visilinK their
friends Jim AIiCIuuk, and huntlnp
for deer.
Airs. Josephine Mutts of Salem,
who is visiiinj; lu-r daujthler. Airs
Deo. Weuderoth, at the Locust
Dodm had the misfortune 10
sprain her ankle quite badly a few
das auo.
Mr. and Airs. Deo. L. Jantzer t
and sons went to a show at (.runts
Pass. Sunday afternoon.
The Standard Oi company paint
crew was here last week and nave
the Azalea Service station and m
rn.ne bulldlnns a new coat ol paint,
which adds much to Ihetr appear
a:'co.
Deoi'KO Weuderoth. who has been
sntferiii' with rheutvDsm lor sev
eral dayrt. went to Icosehruir; for
medical attention the last of (he
Week.
Henry J. Alilhv purrhasnl a lew
acres of land from a Myrtle Creek
man last week. The propert v is
,iut ncrosi ihe road from Ihe Mose
on
AT
QUITTING
BUSINESS
PRICES
Our liri'c slock of Rood nu
tomolnlej must be liq
ulcl.itcd. I Tliey may be hud nl ridicu
lously low cost to the buyer.
J, O. Newland
and Son
11 So. Stephens St.
Roscburfl, Orrgon
hill iall.il. nwni'd liv Mix. I,. K.
Iiiiincuixiil. .Mr. Miller pluiiM ol
biiililiu? a house In the near future.
Kay Stevens of Grants Pass vis
ited with Bill Janlzer here Friday.
Air. Linn, owner of the Ore o a
Alachlnery company at Eugene.
made a business call on the local'
.awmill men Monday.
The teacher and pupils of the
Azalea school, district No. 110, are
very proud of their new flag pole
that was erected by Jim Booth
and George Jantzer a few, daya
ago. It is seventy reet tall.
Airs. Verna Clothie returned
from Yakima, Washington, last
Sunday.
The Galesville school house has
a new porch across the front of
the building.
Air. and Airs. Wlllfam Shroeder
shopped and attended to business
manors In Koseburg- Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George OlirghoUBe
and daughter Alice of Olendale
spent Sunday Bshing in Cow creek,
near Azalea.
Neil Tripp la leaving1 Wednesday
Tor Drain where he has employ
ment on the Draln-Reedsport high
v. ay.
ADsb Inez Parknian, one of the
teachers in the Glendale school,
vhdte,d over the week-end with her
sister, Mrs. L. Clare, at Clare's
j camp.'
Frank E. Holtz of Olendale made
a business trip to Azalea Thurs
day. Air. and Mrs. Frank Tripp and
family visited Air. and Mrs. J. O.
Tar hell at their ranch on Fizzleoul
creek Saturday.
A cattle buyer from En?ene vis
ited some of tho local cattlemen
the last of the week and bought
several nead of stock.
Air. and Airs. Phil Kelley from
Dh;ndale visited their Bon and
daughter-in-law. Air. and Airs
Floyd Kelley, on Sunday. The men
went, hunting in the afternoon and
Floyd had the good fortune to kill
a lat lour-point buck.
A. C. I'lam of Kiddle worked on
the county roads in this vicinity
witn ins caterpillar and scraper
last week. The starveout road.
which Jh a conntv road as far
the John Jantzer ranch, i in the
best condition that it has been for
a long time. The Cow creek road
is greatly improved also.
Airs. Millie. Spalding spent Sun
day v 1 s i t i n M r. and Mm. A . J I .
Deeper at Clare Lumber company
camp.
A3 Airs. George J. Wenderoth
and daughter. Alias Cecilia, were
returning to their home from the
Azalea store Saturday ufternoon,
they turned their Ford roadr
over about a half mile below th"
Ran Bust ranch. The car was quite
Damy damaged, the top being com
pletely torn off, but fortunately
neither of Die ladies was injured
Aiis Alargaret Ruaenbark, teach
er of tho Galesville school, five
miles aimve Azalea, spent tho week
end wl'h her parents in Rosehurg.
The Geor?e D. Jantzer Lumber
company shipped two ears of lum
ber and filled several local orders
during the past week. .
TWO FRENCH FLIERS
KILLED IN CRASH
(.iciat..il I'rcM leaned Wire)
I.IIOOIC, rVHium. Oct. 21 Two
French aviators were killed when
(heir nirplnue was wrecked here
yesiei'day.
Colonel lluppe, first French pilot
of a homhintt plane to achieve
lame dining Ihe World war, was
one of ihe victims. Hie companion.
Itoia'r lluei. wns a military pilot.
Mappn anil lluet met trrelr death
just before noon when the wimrs
broke off their airplane and the
ruselage tell separately.
One of linppe's exploits was Uie
ileslriicllnn of a powder mill nl
Itottweil, (lerniany. He was com
mander of the Legion of Honor.
'Scenic
''MOIOR TOURS
In lb
Redwood Empire ol
DUMB0LDT
COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
dnrilbrd In (trlall with ronta map,
(ntbe tlliittratnl lrArl "B Dap la
nil Aruund Eureka."
Send for ft.
Ilnwholdt Oownly Rotnl of Trad
fcurrka, UUllnrala' .
Prosperity Pact on Humboldt County:
Range comlilioni ar KcelIcnt for CATTLE
RAISING. Write for detail.
"I took Lvdia E. Pinkh
Vesetahlc Com pound when I
was tired, nervous and: run
down. I saw the advertisement
and decided to try it because I
was hardly able to do my
housework. It has helped me
in every way. My nerves are
belter, I have a i;ood appetite,
I sleep well and I do not tire so
easily. I recommend the Ve;e-
taole Compound to other
women lor it sives me so much
strength and makes me feel
like a new person." Mrs. Lenn
Voting. R. i t, Ellsworth, M.iine.
Iflf LATEST ATTACK
fAuoUiK Pn-J. IaM-iI Wire) '
KlUKrANG, China, Oct. 22.
Bishop .Mlgnlani of the Italian
Lazaiist mission at Wan,. Klangsi
province, one of the sixteen mis
sionaries abducted when outlaws
runsacked the central' Kiangsl. city,
said here today, 8,000 residents of
Klan had' been slaughtered by the
in.ducia.
Bishop Mlgnlani. said communist
forces captured tliw city October a 'communiHC cannon battery on the
and slaughter followed immediate- iYangtse river fired twice on the
ly. Since then,, he said, intermit-' American steamer Hung today as
tent killing had continued there. I the ship approached Hankow from
The bishop and one Chinese I Ichang.
priest of the Lazarist mission were An American naval armed guard,
released by their abductors to 1 on board the Ifung, replied effec
come here and seek to raise 1 tlvely, and the steamer was not
uuu.uuu mexicaa as ransom money
for the other fourteen prisoners.
Propaganda Tolling
Additional Kiukiang advices or
iginating from other sources said
nationalist authorities were expert'
encing difficulties in forcing the
few remaining nationalist soldiers
iu Kiangsi to fight the red sol
diers. The advice said the armed
men were adopting the slogan'
"soldiers don't fight soldiers."
This development was unexpect-
are Camels welcomed with cheers in any company a twosome
or a crowd? Because they're mild not flat or tasteless but naturally
mild. They have the marvelous aroma that only choice tobaccos, mcl
lowed by golden sunshine, then expertly cured and superbly blended,
can give a cigarette. There's nothing artificial about this delightful
fragrance. No doctoring, no over-processing can produce it. Camel's
refreshing mildness is there from the start.
Swing with the crowd to Camels. Learn the happy difference
between true mildness and insipid flatness. Smoke without fear of
throat-discomfort or after-taste just for pleasure! .
dm xt4Jwx
"EASY TO LISTEN TO" CAMEL PLEASURE HOVR
Wednesday evening on N. B. C. Pci6e Cent neltrork,
KUO, KECA, STAR, KFSD, KSL, KOA, KIIQ, KO.MO, KGW
ed. and fa considered1 (he result 6f
Nguitiog forces, the ucope st- lllo (
results not yet'beeu ascertainable. j
That Nanking Is lacing a Hercu
lean task in its efrorts to uproot
the cemmuuists of central and
southern China Is agreed iu all '
circles.
Demand Held Absurd
While Lazariat headquarter
here were reticent concerning the
wholesale kidnaping of their mis-
sionaries at Klan,
various n..m-
bers of the mission Indicated the
reds' huge demand for $1U,U00,U00
Mexican was absurd. Even a Irac
tion of this amount is not likely to
be paid. It was Indicated.
Officials at the mission said the
reported killing of two priests at
Kian was considered confirmed, al
though no 'details were available.
HANKOW, China, Oct. 22. A
hurt.
The battery was located a few
miles above Hankow.
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PlftCHOT CLAIMS
HOOVER SUPPORT;
DAVIS DtSPUTED
( .WiriutrO Prrt. LmuhI Win-)
WASHINGTON', Penna., Oct. 21.
President Hoover stands for the
election of the entire republican
tic'kut lu Pennsylvania in the No-
vcmber 4 elactloa, Clifford Pinchot.
republican gubernatorial candidate
declared In an address here today, i
"President Hoover has sent word I
by Secretary Jauies J. Da is, 0;e i
of his cabinet officers, that he!
stands for and desires the election !
of the whole republican ticket in
Pennsylvania,'' Pinchot said. . j
PInchot's declaration 'was in di-1
rect conflict with that made yes
terday at Uniontown by Secretary !
Davis. United SIHles senatorial ,
nominee. Davis said: "The presi-,
dent bea not endorsed any candl-1
date, and he cannot even endorse
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901
Founded nnd Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Dak and Kane Sta,
me and I am a member of his cabi
net. The last President Wilson go!
himself in a Devil of a fix in this
resr.pcr several years ago."
iso explanation or elaboration on
the Davis and Pinchot statements
regarding Hoover's purported ex
pression of views was forthcoming
from party leaders.
Kellogg Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. Muupln and two childien,
Hoivnrtl and Clvde. of Kelloeg. werg
hi town yesterday afternoon visit-
jng friends and transacting
bus:-
ness.
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527 N. Jackson Phone 365
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M. E. RITTER, Manager
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