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I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1931. ES (Ncwi-Revlew IxtUKiita t'oimty KimtLiI) iGLKXDALE, Jan. U Onircrs for the ensuing term were install ed by Glendaie hodRo No. 172, i. O. F., at a regular meeting h"ld Tuesday evening. Tho installation wya In charge o! M. I. Frost, dis trict deputy grand master. The new officers are: Past grand, I. H. Smith; noble grand, A. J. Jtaess; vice grand, C. K. Young; Beere taVy, M. A. Hates; treasurer, Honi ei Martin; It. S. N. (!., Atlelt Smith; L. S. N. (J., Jo Jones; it. S. . U., I. H. Smith; K. H. V. (J.. James Itose; conductor, W. H. Itegin; war den, W. T. Smith; Inside guard, Jolm Jenkins; outside gnaid, J. i). Dewey; chaplain, (J. F. OliriKhoiise. 'This was the first installation to occur in (lie Odd Fellows' , new lodge hall. The local lodge is look ing forward to a year of prosper ity and interesting activities. The new lodge huilding ami hall just completed attests lo the lodge's Splendid progressive spirit. i hr immediate future efforts of the lodge will he applied toward re placement of paraphernalia and re gAlia lost hy fire at the time I he former lodge halt hurned. GLENDALE OIL -CO. MANAGER IS - GIVEN PROMOTION w ( Vr-wi-ltevlow Dmijflaa fmintf StJ;i1) ril,KMJALK, Jan. HI Philip M. liishop, local agent for the Union Oil company, experts to lave here next week to lake charge of (he oil company's hram h at Wasco. The transfer is a promo tion, as the Wasco branch has a much larger distribution territory tO serve. .J..V. Carlson arrived here from Myrtle Point Wednesday and will have charge or the local Union plant. He intends to move his fam ily here as soon as the agent's cot tage Is vacated hy the Hishops. liishop has been a resident ol Glendaie ever since the erection of the Union Oil company's plain here June. 1 i lit, moving here from Springfield. During his stay here HiBhop has made many friends In this territory. liesides being a Salesman for the Fnion Oil coin pany, Bishop was also a ball play er, lie played two seasons with the Glendaie ball team and had an especially good record at the bat. LUMBER CARRIER WEIGHS ANCHOR ( New. H''Vl''W IMIIITI.L rolint.V Sl'i'(t.ll) UKKDSI'OItT, Jan. 1:1 The Han F. Manlun wciKtH'il um-hor at iiimn Kililay ii lid went down llic riitptina. liul ciindiitrm if l lie bar, hii:li mirl. compplli'd her to lie up at llir ltti savins miitlun. Unii-.sB ilu-w contlilWinn impmvo tin- ve-aaul will he tillable lo prwei-d on lim' '"'. (She Is IioiiiuI lor Han Kranrldi-u ami San Illesii, rairyliiK one and n half mlllloii feel of liimlii-r hum Hie Uinpiina mill and Umber cum pan)'. RICE CREEK (Ww.-Rpvlrw rin'irlan Timnly Sp'-Hiill ltU'K CKKKK. Jan. 1:1 - .Mi and MrH. Krntik t'lli'y an- vislilna III Hip Willamette Valley Irylnii In loratn a place to hny. I'Md Adam iil has boiiKlit Hip I'tley h . ronnerly owned by Mrs. K. I llnidloid of Itoneburi!. Franklin Hlbold of tjrni-u was upending a lew hours visiiliu: tela llvo on UltP Creek Saturday eve ulnK. A urnup of friends Kiitlieretl al Hip. hotup ol Mr. and lln KranU l iley. Sainrday evening to eiijni It unrprUe parly. The eveniim spent In plavlni: uatnes and isil IhK. Mr. and Mrs. l lle and snli and Mr. 1'lley n inother are pi, in nlllK on leiivlllK here soon. Mr. mid Mrs. .1. .1. Miller and Hon lnadp a IiusIiipss trip lo Ituli urlfl ("rppk. I'riday. Lester Meredlllt Iransailed bud ness in llopelmri: Tlinrstlay. Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1 Miller Mile shopping in Itnsebuii: Saliuilm Also Mr and Mrs. Wlllhini Slei pnsini and Miss flnri'iire Meredilli. I'rank Miller spent a lew la s lnsl week Milintr Ills daimtnei. Mrs. May Silmld of 'i'eutnile. REEDSPORT (Wm.U.M.w IV.ngli. l.-nnlr fr.utt lil'.KI'SI'OKT. Jan In Ml and Mis Milton Murphy s m tin past "lekeiid usiiini; Mi anil Mrs. Allied Stephen- In linoehun: Mrs S'eplu iis a: ,1 M - Mill I I ale slsleis Mr ami Mi- i llendt r.ii le tllllled l"lld:i 1 1 til ,i ..!'. in join n In I'm ll.inil ami I' lim 'I'hey llslleil Mis I leudei son's hl nlliel . .loe- w lui II-. -d In he In ployed 111 the I ml qua i ea.-l Mll.'Itil BtllthlU. Jluiniie Haw Kins made .1 bll.-i as Your Back Oiveu Out ? A Itail Hurl M.iy W am of l)irliTCil Killings. If miserable 'itli b.ickarhe, bladder irritations and eettine, lip at niplit. d'in't take chnnres1 Help your kidneys at the hist signof disorder Use DniinMMN. Successlul lor more than u years. Kndorsed bv hniulieds ol thousands of gruteful users. Get ocin'5 today. Sold by deal ers everywhere Doan's ills A pfuftnc V, rut A&ns ness trip to Murshfield Wednes day. .Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kord relumed Sunday from a two-weeks' trip to La tlraude. They left their cur in rortianu nnu went the rest ot the way by train. They found the In land tityB climate somewhat cool er than the coast, but report a splendid time. lr. and Mrs. V, A. Penter and son, Harold, returned Sunday from their Chi Lsimas vara I ion. W. A. Lovelace was a husineHs visitor in Kosehurg Wednesday. JOINT SESSION HELD BY LODGES NfWH Review lloiigU l.winly Spwfal) KLK'I ON, Jan. 12 Tuesday evening after a short session of L'mpqua Kebekab lodge, the Odd Fellows lodge, No.h 1!I2, meL wli them lor joint iuslallalion. The htist)ands and whes of both lodges were invited. The following elective officers in the iO'bckah l'dne were in.stalleil : ohle grand, Molll llainiMrk; vii:e grand, Ki'ances Hedden ; secretary. Kailierine l-'inley; treasurer, Kditli Adams. In Hie Odd Fellows lodge the of ficers were: Noble grand, Itohf Hutr-hiiiHon ; vice-grand. Alfred Haines; secretary. Kennel h Madi son ; treasurer, Nels Hydell; finan cial secretary, Oeorge .Madison. Alter Hie iiiHiallaiioii a con:ni!t lee tiom both lodges served unuel food cake, fruit salad, sanduichc and coffee. PRIMARY GRADES GIVE DOLL SHOW (New ItfVd-nr tlmiiflaa rniiiily Sppffal) WII.Ki'K, Jan. 13 A doll show enlivened the routine work of the primary department of the Wilbur school Friday allernoon. Two doz en dolls In their bravest llnet look pari in I he doll parade and afterwards sat slilfly lieioie a de lighted audience while Iheir liltle mothers enlertaiued wilh songs and stories. Those taking part in I lie program were Cleone Hrown, Velina Crock er, Doris Aheel, Amy Newberry, Hose Marv Irving, Dorolhy Crock er, Carmen Abeel, Ituth Hill, Cath eriue Irving, Wilma La Kaut, Alice Humphreys, Jimmie La Kaut. In addition to the dollies the Utile guests were Jessie May Hum phreys, lieverly Brown, Kranees Irving, Jimmie La Itaut and Junior Crocker. ELKTON (Si-wn Itfvlfw Hmtfla Cuiiiity Spfgl) KLK'I'ON, Jan. 12. Mrs. Karl Horsell or Shedd is visiting al Hie home of .Mr. and Mrs. Iten Kuller. Mr. and Mrs. J It. Hutchinson were Klkton visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. lieu duller were visitors at Drain Thursday. F. K. Itulloek w as In Klklon I'hutsday aiiernooii. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haigan were in Kosehurg Thursday looking after business matters. John Cornier of Kellogg was In Klkton Thursday. Mr.Jiutl Sirs. Fred Weaiherly ol Scottshurg v ere In Klktnn Thurs day. Xine Mi'Nabh was in KIM on Thursday loolf iim alter business matters. Mrs. Hattle AitUinson of (irauge ille. Idaho, is islting al the home of Sam Mi own Un in her brother. M is. Adk In son U ed here in lui girlhood hut lias onl- been here oil and on for many years. She repot I. the weather wry cold mi Idaho. Charles M. Solomon of Itose Imi and Itcriiire Haines of i:iUum were married Tuesdav. l-'or oei the paht year Mrs. Solomuu has been clerking In the store ol II. K Hrown of Klkton. The young couple expect to make t heir home 111 Uoscburg where he is in business ATTEND CONFERENCE lt.-i 1iii:l.i f 'titily Sp-(- Ol. i:D.l.K. Jan. 12 Marion inslow. pritn-ipal ol Die Clcmhile K hnols. I.i-sli'l- W'indes and Yictoi t 'tit inn. preside it I and sen eiai ol t lie hi h hc ttool student bod . and Miss Louise l.esh. si llnol news edl tor, lett Friday tor Kunenc to rillend the Iwo ila - session id' t lie llilt annual biuli St Iiool conference These sessions ilic hi'l.l ill i impel al Mill Willi lacill l uieutliers ol th' I'liiwtsilx ol Oiemm tor the puu" ' ihscuss hti; arioils schntd pnItletns ol special illtelesl to pi tin ipals. student e.lilol s ol si hool io dab- ti.l.nalc- will the llllelstf llld .il Ktli'ene. HEALTHY YEAR Eliminate your Rectal and Colon Troubles 1 S years success in trcntinn Rectal ami Colon ailments of all kiiuls by our non-surgical method enables us to Klvc WHITTKN ASSI KANt'K OK PII.KS I'.UMINATKI) or KKK KKKUNPKl). No hmpltal oP.t.t (Ion; no general anrothelic: no con finement; no excessive cont. Sentl lod.iy for t-'RKK tlescrlpllvc book. DcCiias.J.Dean RECTAL W COLON CLINIC rrAH bw oppos ronRTNOUsr rimt & MAIN.nKIUMP,(MUOM TELEPHONE AT WATER 2flfil Los Anoeles lllu I St 1 M I j . .. ! 1 ' NEW IT f- w (!Tf-tn-RevInr OiiukIm Owntr dpecUl) CLKXDALK, Jan. 13 The Clara street sewer that its proponents estimated would cost about $1200 has already cost the city nearly S1SU0, according to a statement made by City Kecorder W. H. j Lesh. Al ihe regular council iueet-i ing held last Monday evening bills) agKreKating $lls were allowtd : and ordered paid. The major por tion of these hills were lor sup plies on the Clara street sewer. A report was read from the state health hoard that the water at the Intake on Mill Creek, (Jlendale's new source or added water supply, shows larger bacteria count than water from Section creek. Chlori n a Hon of the city's water supply was suggested as a remedy hy lite stai health hoard. The matter of placing a fire alarm box on the corner near the bank building was discussed. Councilman Hasye proposed that anyone giving a false alarm or sounding the siren except tor fire purposes be guilty of a misdemean or ami he fined accordingly, but action on ttiis was deferred to an other meeting. Several com plaints regarding siray hursep and cattle were heard by ihe council and a stricter eiiv forcemeat of Clendale's estray or- dlna nee asked. The (Ilendale Vol unteer Fire Department members were given police powers to en force this nrdinanc with the prom ise dial any fees or fines collected in this connection will be turned over to the fire department for equipment purchases. COOKING CLASS AT GLENDALE SCHOOL SERVES DINNER (Npwh-HpvIpw TMitflas County Special) (ILKNDALF, Jan. LI A prac tical demonstration of the lessons learned and experience gained in the cooking clans at the (ilendale high school, under the supervision of Miss Helen (iregg, was given hy lour members of the cooking class when they prepared and served an excellent four course dinner at the domestic science rooms at the school house Wednes day evening at A color scheme of yellow and green was carried out in the table Bettings, with a large fruit salad as centerpiece and yellow tapers as endpleces. Dinner guesls Included members of the school hoard, H. S. Steven son. I'aul .Kldridge, O. I. Wardrip and Carl J. Set her, together with Mrs. SteveiiKon, M is. Klla, Leach. Mrs. Wardrip ami Mrs. Sether, also Marion Winslow, principal of the Clcudalc schools, and Mis. Win slow. The young ladits who prepared and served the dinner were. Cplla Wehderoth, Lela May Smith. Vir ginia lielcher and Kliiel Hurtle. o GLENDALE ( Sewn !( tew PmiikIb fount f.wrlal) OLKNDALK. Jan. H!. WilUatn ( loehretitl ol I he lioeiit eiid aim Smith nieicannle company lett Sal urday for port la mi w here he will loou alter soine business al lairs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cost -Mo moioicd to CralllN I'ass where lhe 1 1 am 'acted business 'I'll Li i sday al tei noon. Mr. and .Mrs. A A. ilolleveot lell l-'rlday morning for Portland to visit Mr. ilolleveot s father, who Is ill there and to attend to some tiusiness ailaiis. Jesse Ctatldotk Is in (harm- ol the Central gaiage durum I heir absence. Sewral ot the hlg fir trees hack ot Hie Catholic church have heel) cut dow n this w eek by John i Hi lell Joe Crush ol icuiMi'icd al lit Wednesday. Dr and Mis A Mai shl leld was Clendale hotel Fan cett tinned to theft home in this city Thutsdav Mrs Fan celt had been I usiiiim at Med ford for a lew days while Pi l-awicil was in rasa deiia. Cal.. where he was sum inoncd a week ai;o Friday by the 1 You Should 1 1 T? nave a. rouii tain Syringe in Your 3 KANTLEEK Fount.lin Sytnye $2.50 ( one tli(') u.-.-k h' h ..t- h'tu dedhHft h m i ' U i Sloi-.s A .l . n.it Kami.. -k ; u b b i A . . Kiini li t utl Minu i nii i : i a ' tin poi'ii la i ii f it . lim- m D.- i-t doll! i ubln i cimils. Nalrian Fnllorton 1 liosebuiK. Oregon lit. death of hi8 brother, Willis T. Faw cett. lee Wiiittaker, a Postal lineman residing near Wulf creek, attended, to 'bUHiuesH matters her Tuesday, D. CI llurrtB, Southern Pacific roadmaater here, and Mrs. HartlH left Wednesday for Portland where Mr. Harris had business mutters to look after. Mrs. Harris is visitjdg with a daughter there. John KoBterniundt, local road supervisor, transacted business at Iloneburt? Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller of Wolf Creek shopped and visited with relatives and friends here Tuesday Charles M. Peterson of Portland was registered at the Glendaie ho tel Thursday. NEW MANAGEMENT FOR AUTO CAMP (NrwrRevlrw Doutftn Count? Special) GLENDALE, Jan-U The For tune Pranch auto camp and service station located on the Pacific high way 7 miles east of this city is now under the management of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hash, formerly of Canyonville, who took over the business with the beginning of the new year. They formerly operated a filling station at Canyonville which has been closed for the winter. They are also owners of the Canyon ville telpehone exchange which has been leased by Mr. and Mrs. Ger ald Fit.imtriek. The auto camp at Fortune Branch Is one of the largest and oldest! camps on the Pacific highway in the Cow Creek section. Two com plete service stations, one on each side of the highway, and a grocery store, will be operated hy Mr. and Mrs. Hash, in addition to the cabin service and camp grounds In con nection. WILBUR Npwi-Itnvii'w Itmigta Cotintr Spwtal) WILHUR. Jan. IS W. Spears of Walla Walla, Washington, who haB spent the last three months In San Francisco, stopped on his way home to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker. Mrs. George Wlnniford who has been til for some time, entered the Koseburg General hospital last Thursday for medical treatment. Mrs. F. Gager went to Corvallis Mondav for a week's visit with rel atives and friends. W. E. Russell, who recntly re turned from the Roseburg G-neral hospital, Is improving steadily in health. Miss Nina JobnBon returned on Sunday from Newherg where she spent the holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aheel enter tained Wednesday evening at bridge. Three tables were In play. Those enjoying Ih occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Itnscoe Marslers, Mr. J and -Mrs. Ralph Sands. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. living, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crocker, Miss Nina Johnson, Miss Mazie Walker. Russell Clark and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aheel. Al daintily ar ranged tables luncheon was served at the. close of the evening. -o - REPRESENT HIGH SCHOOL ( News -v iiw liiiiihii Comity Sin-H.il) KKKDSPOHT, Jan. i:t Mar Kcrv MrCtay, Klsle Foster and I'arl Dodson wen I lie delepaifs chnsi'ii by ltt't'dsport hinh school students lo represent Iheni at the coiiiei-enee on the uiiivrsity cam pus In Kiigpne. Superintendent M . K. Pot t it aceoinpanied the students. timiishiuK transportation. VISITING IN CANADA UKKUSPORT. Jan. LI Mr. and Mrs. (ieorne Kppeihart and son Lee left by motor early Thursday morn i uk for Vancouver. New West minister and other points in Krit Ish Columbia. They expect lo be away from town Tor several weeks Duriim their absence Mr and Mrs. W. A Smiley and Miss Mary Smiley me in churt:e of their pro perl y here. IN TRAIN COMFORT TO SAN FRANCISCO Enjoy on your trip to Cali fornia the speed ami lom fort of train travel. Tickets good for use in day couches and reclining chair cars. Al ways plenty of room to walk about and rest aud relax. LOS ANGELES An unusually low fare also on sale every day to Los Angeles. Tickets good in coaches and reclining chair cars of two trains daily "Shasta" and "Oregonijn." Sji t time, monti. Trrt mjke yaur trip to California by train. Southern , PaeiSic J. L. CLARK, Aucnt hone 11 I Roeburg. Oregon a AT COLVILLE, WASH. (New Review Douglai Count? ftppcial) WILBUR, Jan. 13 The news of the marriage this week of Esther Thompson of Wilbur and Robert E. Gardner of Colviile, Washington, came as a surprise to their many friends In Douglas county. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson of Wilbur. She is a graduate of Wilbur high school of the class of '29. having spent most of her school years In the Wilbur schools. Since her graduation she has been a student nuiBe at Good Samari tan hospital in Portland. The young couple will reside at Colviile, Washington. REEDSPORT I. O. O. F. LODGES INSTALL NEW OFFICERS fNVwa Review Douglas County Sjiefflal) RKBDSPORT. Jan. IS Some GO im'nlbers and trifiuls of the Odd fellows and Rpbekahs attended the joint installation ceremonies on Thursday evenlns In the Odd Fel lows'. hall. The following officers were seated for the coming term: N. ).. Pauline Sherman, V. A. Lovelace; V. 0.. Maximllia Iiutler. Hoy Taylor; Angie Purkerson. Frank Norris. secretaries: Kniina rhristnian. H. McCrea. treasurers ; Zella Lockhart. Lou Reeves, chap S LUCKIES fe'- are always ' ;" J kind to your throat 1 Iff -ssi 66 T Your Throat Protection against irritation lains; w ardens, Adele Gray and I Charles Walls; conductcra, Helen Steinbach. Parker Gray; R. S. N. G.. Klsle Vanderpool, H. McCrea; L. P. N. (.. Ella Chambers, John Chrlstmaii: R. H. V. U., Oulna Mc- Clay, Krnest Zinlker; L. 8. V. O..J Lillian Travis. Uno Leppanen; u. G.. F. M. Vanderpool, Hay Chamb ers; r. U., Olga Jacob, Tom Jacob. Installing officers were lnga Houck, Ray Chambers, Gertrude Patterson and Frank Norris. For the good of the order short talks were given by both retiring and incoming officers. A solo dance by Miss Alice Walker In costume and a reading by .Maximilla Butler added to the list. Following the ceremonials, re COL . vretf freshments were aerved by the Rebekabs under the direction of Ella Chambers and Bertha Penter. Some sixty members and friends of the two orders were aerved. - Phone your news Items to tbi NeB-Peview telephone 135. Nursery Trees Largest and most complete nursery stock in southern Oregon. Prunes, Plums, Peaches, Pears. Cherries, Apples, Walnuts, Filberts, Chestnuts, Grapes and Small Fruits Shade and Street Trees, Deciduous Shrubs, Conifers, Broadleaf Evergreen Trees and Shrubs, Vines, Climbers, Roses, etc. C. E. MOYER NURSERIES ROSEBURG, OREGON Nursery and Sales Yard 8 miles south of Roseburg on Pacific Highway; half mile south of Coos Junction and one mile north of Dillard PHONE 46F13. Everyone knows that sunshine mellows-that's why the "TOASTING" process includesthe use of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY STRIKE -the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop THEN -"irS TOASTED1 Everyone knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" that extra, secret process removes harmful irritants that cause throat irritation and coughing. toasted San Francisco $10 Los Angeles $18 Dally Thru Limited Service Heated Reclining Chair Cars. Independent Stage Co. Tickets S'lvornook Grill. Phone 515. The advice of your physician is: Keep out of doors, in the open air, breathe deeply; take plenty of exercise in the mellow sunshine, and hate a periodic check-up on the health of your body. against couqh
