ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1930.
THREE
Spends Day In Roseburg Mrs.
Christian and son, Donald, of Win
chester spent Saturday In this
city visiting friends and shopping.
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Local News
Return from Eugene J. A.
HardlnK. manaKer of the Umpqua
hotel, spent the weekend In Eu-
enc.
Wilbur Visitors Here Mrs.
Oodsey and family, of, Wilhur,
were business visitors here Sat
urday afternoon. , ;
Here From Myrtle Cre&k Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Weaver and daugh
ter, of Myrtle Creek were visitors
in this city Saturday.
Here From Camas Valley Frank
mrown, and son, Howard, of Camas
Valley, were" in town Saturday ev
ening attending to business affairs.
Spends Day In Roseburg Rev.
.7. Morse, of North Bend, spent
Saturday In this city transacting
business.
Here From Days Creek Carl
Hill, principal of the Days creek
school. and son, Robert, of Days
creek, "were in town Saturday
transacting business.
Returns to Eugene Miss Joyce
Husenhark, student of University
of ..Oregon, left last night for Eu
gene, after Bpemllng the week-end
in Melrose with relatives.
Spends Week-End Here Floyd
Rowers, student of University of
Oregon, returned to Eugene last
nipht, after spending the week-end
in this city vlsltingfriends.
former Resident In Town Louis
Kay, of Coquille, formerly a mem
ber of the mechanical staff of the
local Hudson-Essex garage, spent
the week-end in this city trans
acting business.
Return to Corvallls Miss Wll-
ma. Miss Helen and Dale Busen
hark, students of Oregon State col
lege, left last night for Corvallis,
after spending the week-end In
Melrose visiting relatives.
Back From Vacation Miss
Glenna McDaniel returned to -her
work as saleslady in the local Cali
fornia Oregon Power company of
fice this morning, after spending
a week vacationing in Albany and
Portland.
Drew Visitor Here F. L. Thom
as, of Drew, spent today in this
city transacting business.
Glendale Visitor Here W. A.
Condray, of Glendale, was a busi
ness visitor In this city today.
Glide Visitor Here Henry
P.lakeiy, of Glide, was in town this
morning attending to business affairs.
Reported III at Home Mrs. O.
M. Nicholas is reported to be ill
at her home on North Chadwick
street today.
Working at Local Store Mrs.
Retta Clark has accepted a posi
tion as extra saleslady at the local
Woolworth store.
Here From Mt. Alto Ranch
W. L. H. Osborne., of the Mt. Alto
Ranch near Glide, was a business
visitor here today.
Glide Visitors Here Mr. and
Mrs. S. D. Chapman and family,
of Glide, were In town Saturday
transacting businoss.
Here From Myrtle Creek , Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Grubb, of Myr
tle Creek, spent a few hours here
today shopping and visiting with
friends.
Spends Week-End Here Carl
Fest. of North Bend, spent the
week-end in this city visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fest, on
North Jackson street.
Dixonville Couple in Town
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown- of
Dixonville. were in town this
morning visiting .'rlends and trans
acting business.
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MTE1ICE HERE
Hans Mirow, owner of the Mirow
Flying service of Portland, accom
panied by Bill Larson, parachute i
jumper and stunt pilot, were in
Roseburg Sunday flying two planes
carrying passengers. They had
planned to be In Roseburg Satur
day, but were delayed by poor
weather, and did not reach the city
until Sunday noon. They had plan
ned to bring a girl vingwuliier and
parachute juniper with them, but
the young lady became ill shortly
before leaving Portland and was
taken lo the hospital for an emer
gency operation.
A large crowd was on tho field
Sunday nftornoon to watch the fly
ing activities. Tho field was a busy
place with planes carrying locnli
passengers, while several ships
stopped for short rests at the
Hold.
Edison B. Mouton, of Oakland,
Cnlll'ornla, chief inspector for the
li. S. department of commerce,
flew In during the afternoon and
stopped at the airport for a lew
minutes to check over the condi
tion of tho field.
Mr. Mirow states that this will
be his lost visit to Roseburg this
year, but he expects to return in
the spring to give passenger rlucs.
Marriage License Issued A
marriage license has been Issued
In- Lane countv to Lee Cupp, of
F.ugene, and Marie Williams, of
Roseburg.
.Soends Sunday In Bandon H.
M. Plerson, local Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph wire chief, and Mrs.
Plerson, spent Sunday at Bandon
beach.
Return From Euqene ' Scott
Williams and Paul Warren, junior
high school teachers, returned
here last niirht. after spending the
weekend in fcugene. They attended
the University of Oregon - Idaho
football game Saturday.
Thimble Club to Meet Neigh
bors of wooncrart Tnimnie ciuo
illmeet tonlTht at the home of
Mrs. Max nurr. 447 so. arepnons
Rtreot. with Mrs. Sadie Runyan
and Mrs. Ruff as joint hostesses.
The affair will be a Hallowe'en
party.
Returns to Euqene Miss Viv
ian Williams, student at Univer
sity of Oregon, left last night for
Rucene, after spending the week
end in this city visiting her moth
rr. Mrs. Elsie Williams,, on South
Jackson street.
Leaves for Home Miss- Inez
Lehrbach left last evening for her
home In Castle Rock. Washington
after spending the past several
days In this city visiting at the
home of her father, Dr. L. M.
Lehrhach.
Vlsitlna In Portlad and Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Waddell. of
this cltv, arc spending several lnvs
in Torllnnd attending t'.-e Pacific
International Livestock exhibition
They will visit in Seattle before
returning home.
Returns From Eugene Miss
Pearl Rayburn, stenographer in
the county agricultural agent's
office, spent the week-end in Eu
gene visiting relatives and friends.
Spends Week-End With Barents
Leonard Riley, senior high
school instructor, spent the week
end with his parents in McMlnn-
vllle. Mr. Riley Sr. is president of
Linfleld college.
Correction Albert Mlcelll was
general chairman of the Elks'
dance at the Elks' temple last
Thursday night, instead of Victor
Micelli, as stated in the society
page of Saturday's News-Review
issue.
Spends Day Here W. H. Mode,
of Umpqua. spent Saturday in this
city transacting business. Mr.
Mode stated that he recently leas
ed the Emmick place at Umpqua
Tor the coming year.
Returns From Corvallis De-
loss Richardson has returned to
this city after spending the week
end in Corvallis visltlnT IiIb fra
ternity house end attending the
football game. He is emploved by
Judge J. W. Hamilton of this city.
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ELIDE HOOTERS
Monmouth Team Enroute The
Monmouth Normal football team
stonned at the ITmnqua hotel last
nleht on the way hack to school
after playing football at Chico,
California. Saturday. Monmouth
won tho game 29 to 0. The plavers
left early fills morning for school.
Leaves for Home In Drain Mrs.
II. U. Cochran left last night for
her home In Drain, after spending
F Uio week-end in this cltv as the
,jViouse guest of her daiiehter and
I kon-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weichlcin. She Is a former resident
of Roseburg.
Vlsitlna Here Mr. and Mrs.
Pratt, of Salem, arrived in this
city last week end to visit their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Clvde Beard, on West Lane
street. Mr. Pratt returned to Sal
em last night and Mrs. Pratt will
spend a week in this city.
Spend' Sunday Near Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Oross. Heston
Gross and Mr. and Mrs. Paul De
Ross and small daughter, of this
city, spent Sunday at English set
tlement near Oakland as the
house guests of John Kanipe and
daughter, Miss Mildred.
iv-Spend Week-End in Marshfleld
Miss Gertrude and Miss Maxine
Laird, Miss Dorothy Main, Miss
Merle Branch, Miss Norma "Win
ston and Miss Revft Neal. of this
cltv, motored to Marshfleld Sat
urday, where they attended the
Roseburg-Marshfield football game
and also visited friends.
Leave for Salem Morrla Houfl
pr. salesman in the Maddox pro
cprv store, flrpomnanlPrt by his
Fister. Miss VioMte Hounfr. Wt
Saturday rilht Kalem to visit
thpir courIti. Mra. Harry Pearcy.
jiij'I family. Mr. Hoiisr returned
to Rosebure last evening, but Miss
Violottp will remain for a week.
Mr. and Mr R. B. TTouaer of Al
bany, M!sa Dorothv Marsters and
Mlsa Marlorie Kn!"ht. of Rose-
burn, students of Orepon State
eolleiEe. were also the house puests
of Mr. and Mrs. Pearcy over the
week-end.
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Visits Here For Day Mrs. R. J.
Lewis, of Coquille, spent Saturday
in this city as the house puest or
her sister. Mrs. O. K. Gross. She
left Saturday eveninp for Red Hill,
where she will spend several days
vlsitinp her brother. A. v. Cock
eran, and mother, Mrs. H. Lock
eran.
The -sheriff's office was notified
today that Frank Jones, a Riant
nepro vaprant arrested Monday
night at Sumner mountain in Coos
county, has been identified as one
of the men who" on the nlcht of
September 7 brutally assaulted I.
O. Crewson. who resides on the
Umpqua hlphwny below Scotts
burp.The sheriff's office is con
ducting a further investipation to
day, and if the identification is
sufficient tho nepro will bo
broiipht to Roseburg.
. Crewson. an ex-service man.
suffering ill health as a result, of
war service, was called from' his
house late nt nipht on the 7(h of
September, and was confronted by
a nepro and a white man. Tloth at
tacked him without warning, ac
cording to tho story piven the offi
cers. He. knocked the negro down,
but was hit over the head wilh a
club wielded by the white man,
was badly beaten after beinp
knocked unconscious and then
thrown over the side of the rond
onto the rocks. One lung was punc
tured by a broken rib and he was
in a critical condition for several
days.
Although a search was mode all
over the state for his assailants,
thov were never located.
Monday the sheriff's fo.ee at
Coquille arrested a negro who had
been begging from bouse to house
and had terrorized residents o
the Sumner mountain district.
Grewson, taken to CoouUle Satur
day by Poputy Sheriff Dodson of
Reedsport, positively idonlifleu
Jones as one of his assailants. Tho
description of the negro Is said to
fit in perfectly wilh that given oy
Crewson following the assault.
Crewson collapsed after mnMng
the identification and had to be
taken to tho hospital over night to
recover from shock.
The sheriffs office Is com
municating today with Peputy
Sheriff Dodson and with offie-ers
at Coquille relative to the case.
(News Review Pmittlas Countv Rpcrlnl)
GLIDE. Oct. 27. Floyd Watson
and Seth Matthews of Glide, and
J. Kenneth Jlenninpcr of Oakland
killed three large cougars .t
week on a hunnn'r trip up the
North Umpqua. Mr. Watson saw
one of the animals following him
through the woods and stopped to
take a shot. The cougar ran into
the brush and jumped on a log,
where Mr. Watson tok a long shot
at him but mlsed. At the same.
time, he saw anolher coucar fione
distance nway. He started to ro-
load his pun and found that sheila
he had been carrying in his pocket
had dropped out through a hole
and'. that he had onlv two 'art
ridges left., so decided to call tho
other memhers of the party..
They returned to Fall creek and
secured a pack of hounds that, took
up the trail, and within a few
minutes thev found where a deer
had been killed, partly eaten and
the carcass buried. They wen
hack to this stot. the next day and
secured fresh tracks that resulted
in three coutiar being killed. .
Mr. Watson and Mr. Mai thews
recently killed a large. coyote which
had b' en killing turkeys. The doirp
nirked up the trail about, inn yards
from the limine and followed it to
the head of Fall creek before tho
animal was killed. Considerable
damage to stock has been done in
the Fall creek district In the past,
and it is believed that killing of
coyotes and cougars will result in
saving muiiy sheep and turkeys.
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BORN
ROSFR To Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Roser, of Roseburg, Saturday,
October 25th, at Mercy hospital, a
son.
CLEMONS-To Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Clemens at their home In Eden
bower, Saturday, October ISth, a
son.
HUNT FOR JAMES'
BODY TO CONTINUE
SPECIAL ! ... .
THIS WEEK ONLY
Ladies' Coats Cleaned and Pressed
$1.00
Save 50c by having your coat cleaned this week.
Yes, we give 8. & H. Green Trading Stamps
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
230 W. Oak St. Phone 472
We Are Supporting the Community Chest
LESS THAN ONE-WAY FARE
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HALL To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Hall, of Roseburg. nt Chilson's ma
ternity home. Friday, October 21th,
a daughter, Eva Anne.
LEWIS HEIDEN REICH RITES
HELD AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
iFuneral services were held Sat
urday for Lewis Heldenrich, who
dl'ed Thursday at iMerev hospital.
Rev." Father Shoeltnn officiated nt
St. Joseph's Catholic church and in
terment, took place in the Catholic
cemetery, with M. K. Hitler in
charge.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phot) ft 4SS' Masonic Mdg.
V. L. Dorman, brother-in-law of
Emery James, Salem policeman
who became lost on the Little river
divide October 6. nnd II. K. Lyons,
son-in-law. returned to Roseburg1
Saturday evening after assitlng in
the senrch for James' body. They
went to Salem Sunday, but plan
to return soon, If possiblo, to con
tinue the hunt with the crew that
Is now being organized to work
as long as weather conditions will
permit.
Mr. Dorman stated that the rela
tives and friends of Mr. James
aro very grateful for the assltnnce
given by Roseburg people, and
particularly the sheriff's office for
tho help afforded.
GRAND JURY FACES
LENGTHY DOCKET
The grand jury for the Novem
ber term of circuit court met this
morning to start work on the crim
inal docket. It is expected that
the session will last all week and
perhaps lonpor, as thore are num
erous matters to receive alien
tion. Tho membors of the grand
jury aro Foster Ilutner, W. A
Smith, Ralph Newton, John Hun
ter, Arthur Marsh, William York
and U. S. Barker.
PORT1ABJ1
Fri. OCTOBER 31 ONLY
Return Limit November 6
TWO GREAT EVENTS
Saturday, November 1
osowsc
Shrine Hospital Benefit
Football Game
and Final Day of Pacific Inter
national Livestock Exposition
it
(13 Shows in ont)
To enable you to enjoy the thrill of these spec
tacular events at moderate cost, and to get there
safely, quickly and without nervous strain, by train,
we've set this very low fare. Convenient service by
day or overnight sleeper. Ask Agent for details.
E. CLARK, Agent.
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Will Make Speeches Dr. and
Mrs. C. H. Bailey of South Deer
creek left Saturday for Josephine
and Jackson counties, where Dr.
Bailey, who Is editor of the State
Granite Bulletin. Is to spend the.
ensuing week addressing; meetlnES
called for consideration of the hat
lot measures sponsored by thhe
grange.
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Visit From Corvallis Mrs. IT. n.
Chureh nnd son. Flovd. and danch
tnr, Troas. anrnt the wppk-rnd in
RosoburK visiting with Mr. Church.
They are now locnied in Corvallis
where Flovd nnd Troas are attend
ing the state college.
TODAY
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Before You Vote
191 leading citizens and taxpayers of Oregon, on page 55 of the
Voters' Pamphlet, conclude their argument against the the meas
ure as follows:
"We recommend a 'No' vote on this amendment
"BECAUSE this amendment would open the flood gates of public
expenditures at the taxpayers' expense;
"BECAUSE it would create a new class of political agencies, and give
' them unlimited power to incur debt, levy taxes and spend public
money;
"BECAUSE it would invite the-worst kind of political gerrymandering
for promotional schemes ;
"BECAUSE it would discourage new industry from locating in Ore
gon; "BECAUSE it would retard efforts to secure federal development of
the Columbia, and
"BECAUSE Oregon needs all of its present taxpaying industries to
share the necessary cost of government. ' Oregon cannot afford a new
class of uncontrolled tax-spending political bodies, operating tax
exempt property in a hazardous business enterprise, at the risk of the
already burdened taxpayers of the state."
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VOTE 325 X NO