RD5EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1931.
.THREE
Local News
Ma's Going to Find Something
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. C.
W. Clark, of Camas Valley, has
been admitted to Uosebuig General
hospital.
Returns From Euaene Mrs. H.
H. Stapleton has returned to her
home in this cuy aner DeinK call
ed to KiiKene a week ago by the
illness ot her father.
Ill at Home J. Roger -Webb, lo
cal electrician and radio man, is
reiiorted to he ill at his home on
Woodward street. l. . .ill 1'
Undergoes Throat Operation
John . Andrews, of Reedsport.
came to Roseburg today and und
erwent a throat operation. Mrs.
Andrews accompanied her husband
to Roseburg.
Returns to. Yoncalla Jlrs. Eva
I Ocider has returned to her home
in Youcalla after spending a few
days in this city as the house guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. u. LiarK.
Spend Day at Coast C. A.
Lockwood, local automobile deal
er, and Hush Coleman, car sales
man, spent yesterday in Myrtle
Point and other coast points at
tending to business affairs.
Returns From Coast Mrs. C.
K. Richardson has returned to her
home in this city after spending
the past two weeks in Reedsport
visiting her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reece.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Roy (Irimm Jr., of this city, has
returned to bis home from Rose
burg General hospital after under
going a minor operation, when he
had his tonsils removed by Dr. E.
J. Wainscott.
Undergoes Major Operation
G. J. Morris. Rose hotel clerk, un
derwent a major operation by Dr.
U M. I.ehrbach at Rnsebrug Gen
eral hospital yesterday.
Spend Sunday In Ashland Mr.
and Mrs. R. n. Williams have re
turned to their home in this city
after spending Sunday in Ashland
as the bouse guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. McNair. .
Return to Eugene Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Campbell have return
ed to their home in Eugene after
spending the week-end in this city
visiting friends. They are former
Roseburg residents.
L. F. T. Club Dance Tonight
The I.. F. T. Dancing club will
hold their Jamiarv dance tonight
In the K. of r. hall at which time
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rulrar are in
charge of the committee sponsor
ing the dance.
Visiting in Glide Mrs. Wanda
Aldrich, of Portland, Is spending
peveral weeks at Glide visiting her
mother. Mrs. Leslie Hatfield, and
her sister. Mrs. .1. A. Kifert. Mrs.
Aldrich, Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs.
Eifert spent Monday afternoon in
Roseburg visiting friends.
Return From Corvallis H. F.
English, principal of the Myrtle
Creek school. M. Winslow. Glide
school principal, and A. H. Weber,
Youcalla principal, have returned
to their homes after spending a
few days in Corvallis attending a
school meeting.
Accepts Position in Bend - Paul
Oeddes. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
(ledtles. of this city, has acc-epied
a position in the United States for
est service with headtpiartei s at
Pend. Oregon. He will work ruder
Carl H. Neal. also a former Rose
burg resident.
Goes to Albany Miss Louis"
Robinson, of this city, left yester
day for Albany where she wil'
spend a few days acting as clerk
to the Oregon Turkey Growers.
Miss Robinson recently came to
Roseburg from Massachusetts. Site
is a niece of Uev. Alexander Muir
den.
Daughter is Born According
to word received here, Mr. and
Mrs. l'red Reece. of Reedsport. are
the parents of a daughter. Rada
Jean, born January 3rd in Reeds
port. Mrs. Reece was Miss lvliill
Richardson of Roseburg. Mr. Reece
was also a Roseburg resident be
fore securing the managership of
the Reedsport Punham store.
Rturn From Portland Miss Oni
Mav Moore and Miss Naomi Scott
and the hitter's nephew. Jack K
Wiles, have returned to Roseburg
after spending a few days in Port
land as the bouse guests of Mr
and Mrs. Make Scott. Mr. Scott
is a brother of Miss Naomi Srott
Miss Moore and Miss Scott attend
ed the theatre Saturday, where
tbev saw La Argentine, the famous
dancer. Wiles is visiting in Rose
burg for several weeks. He is
from Alameda. California.
' National
Shirt and Pajama
Sale
Entire stock of shirts and pa
jamas. Woven madras,
broadcloth, oxford f.ibrics at
real bargain prices.
Reg. Price Safe Price
$2.00 $1.55
2.50 1.85
3.00 2.35
3.50 ' 2.65
5.00 3.85
6.50 5.15
7.50 5.85
Dislocates Arm in Fall Mrs.
V: II. i-wiux suffered a dislocated
iiiht arm vostprdnv when she Tell
white vorlv-ine in the shoe depart
ment at Fieher's store. Phe was
ikon to the Medical arts building
for necessary atlention.
A well attended and enthusias
tic conference, and rally was held
hv the Douglas Countv Christian
Endeavor union at the First Christ
ian church last night, with the
Roselmifr Findeavorers aa hosts.
Neat ly ifiD younp peot i wel-e
present at the rally, which was
led hv Paul Hrown. Pacific const
secretary of the Christian En
deavor: Koss Cullev, field work
er for the Orofron C. E.. and Bert
Hill of Oakland, president of the
Ponclns County union.
The program hegan nt 6:30 n.
m.. with a luncheon in the church
basement. After a brief discus
sion concerning the state C. E.
convention to be held ft Medford
April 23 to 26. the scheduled C.
E. week and what is known a
the analysis plan, presented
while the Endeavorers were seat
ed at the tables, the meeting mov
ed to the church auditorium for a
Returns to Glide Mrs. O. W.
Winch n has returned to her home
in Clide after spending several
weeks in Portland receiving medi
cal treatment. Mrs. Vaughn, who
has h"eu ill for the past year, is
omewhnt improved and was able
o snend Saturday afternoon in
rtoseburg visiting with friends.
Returns to Eugene
Incs. of Eugene, has
his home after spending Sunday
in this citv as the house guest of
nr. and Mrs. L. M. T.nhrharh. Mr.
IvMine w:s fornierlv emploved
with the Southern Pacific com
nnnv with headquarters in Tlose-
Mirg before being transferred io
Eugene.
its recent sal11 to the Eugene
fiunrd. Victor Hemminen is with
the Slielton Turnhnll Fuller Print
ing company in Eugene.
Alaska Counle Stop Here Mr.
nnfl Mrs. f'hnrles E. ,Tonrs, of An
chorngp. Alaska. Wr yesterday for
southern C:"fornia for a two
month;' vocation, nfter spending
evoral davs in this citv as P'p
houe rneitt of r. and Mrs u.
T-T. "Laird and fnmllv. Mr and Mrs.
T,aird tool; their intents for n driv
II' t ho -Nor' '1 l IlipUM-i r-mim.n i-
ternonn. nml the Alaska coupie
thourht the prnorv pitnilar 1-
bat of .Makn Mr. Jones is a har
bor and Ati" Jones runs a beauty
'-hop at Anchorage.
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devotional and insp.raUonal pro- Loye
Paul Drown reported on the aam.
world 0. E. convention, which lie stHk HH
attended in nerlin last AukusL lie MW ''l'llg'll"1Vjfe:sMi-rai " 1 " t- I
stated that, while not definitely fs f '
so planned, tnis conierenc e wus s ts V i
imqnestionahly the greatest unof- s N s 1 kCsl f4
ficlal peace effort since the World SJJSSwSJSi V4 lA-TI :
war. Following this report, Mr. RSS(; ?Q" CJf'C Y '
Hrown made use of some stereopti- 'l,flAJ , v I
con slides in boosting the golden j t f
illliilee C. E. convention to be I 1! ' P4- FlS .-"H"w :"
held In San Francisco. July 11- MV X I- " a i
16. The meeting closed with a ftfr jS i f ,i tf '
devotional song service. m t m '
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HIT II 'MOROCCO mMrVi 1 ' 1
City League Basketball
Second Round Wednesday,
January 14th
6:45 Methodist Church vs. Faculty
The Faculty team, havins; drawn a bye last
week, is the "dark horse" contender.
7:45 Spencer's vs. Christian Church
These two first-round winners tangle in an
early-season "crucial game."
8:45 National Guard vs. Lions
Two evenly matched teams both fighting
to remain in the running.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM TICKETS 25c
Mr. F. S. Blakelv. of Cllde. visit
ed friends and shopped here yester
day afternoon.
E. Keith, of RuthPrlin. transacted
business in this ctty yesterday af
ternoon. Vrs. Iirnsone Condor, of MeVoe.
visited friends and shopped in
Rpshu'r vpptrdav.
.Topenh Smith, of Oakland, was
htiitinf""t visitor in this city yes
terdav afternoon.
Tr. Pevins. of PorOand. wn a
hnsiiipss visitor in Rosehurp yester
da,r nftr-noon.
T-T. V. Conn, of MoIros was a
husine!s visitor in this city yester
dav afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Prune were in
Pofhurt; yesterday afternoon from
Ri'Mio.
J. S. Cermond. of Mithvod. snent
p,lonn j?A,'t. vesterdav afternoon in Posehurp
returned to ; ai'p,in ns. ' "IMM l,s1 ,,1""'H- v
uenjaniiii iiunujit:i"ii. ui hiu
en Ha. was a business visitor in this
citv vpstordav aftornoon.
Mrs. Osar Ra'inius. of Pool, vis
ited friends and shopped in this
rilv Mondfiv afternoon.
Cordon Burnett, of Round PrniHe.
was a business visitor in Rosehurs
Mondav afternoon.
Geortro Crom-lier. of p-oclovav.
t ran parted business in UoselnirK
yesterday aftornoon.
Ceoree y. Bradburn. of Winston
spont Monday in this city atteudini?
lo business pffairs.
Frank A. Russell, of Oakland
Return to Fuqene Mr. and Mrs.
Horbort C. IToniinhmsen and ic
tor C. Henimincsen. of KiiRone,
havo rnturned to their homos, after
-tnwidlnir p short time in this citv
iilinT their sister. Miss Anna
Mao Hommmirsfii. Herbert llem-
mincson was formerly superintend-1 was in Rosebnrr Monday afternoon
ent of the Eurene Recister. before i transacting business.
Miss Nina Johnson, of Wilbur,
visited friends and shopped in this
citv yesterday afternoon.
Fred McCord. of Rioo Hill, was
a business visitor in Rosebure for
a short time Monday afernoon.
Mrs. Vircil Rmith.'of "Wilbur, wai
in Rosehurir Monday afternoon vis-
ftine friends and shonpine.
"Morocco," current attraction at
the Indian, is a picture that de
fies comparison. It is so different
that it is in a class by Uself. Even
comnlete review of the entire pic
tin- would not cive a fair idea
of its type.
At any rate ft Is safe to say
CITY VISITORS
G. T. Beck, of Klkton. was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday
aftei uoort.
Ted Peterson, of o:s1ta. was 'n
th's citv Monday afternoon tr.ins
ooMiik business.
D. A. McCord. o? Oakland, was a
business visitor in this city yester
day afternoon.
Iee livers. - of Sutherlin. spent
veslerday in this city attending to
business affairs.
Chris T. Wilde, of Riddle, spent
yesterday in RosebuiK transacting
business.
Lyle Hornio. or OaVLmd. wp.-t a
l.iifiness visitor in this Hiy yesier
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. C .IT. Davison, of
Green va!l" visited friends and
transacted business here yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Harvey, of
Fair Oaks, spent Monday afternoon
in UosebuiR looking after business
interests.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Tapp. of Oak-)
hind, were in town vesterdav after
noon visiting friends and transatl-i
iiiir business. J
Charles Harrison mid Edward;
Heed, of Portland, were business j
visitors in Roseburg yesterday af-1
ternoon. .
Mrs. Nettie Woodruff, of Elira-1
rose, was in Ros-burc yesterday ;
afternoon visiting friends and shop-
pine.
William Melton, of South Deer
i-reok. spent Mondav afternoon in
this city attending to business af
fairs. Mr. and Mrs. Pay Stevens, of
Tenmlle. sprn: yesterday in this,
efty visiting friends and Iransart
inc Inisiness.
Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Dawson, of
Wilbur, spent Monday afternoon
here visiting friends and attending
to business affairs.
H. M. Wolcott. of Brockway. was
in Roseburg for a short time Mon
day afternoon attending to busi
ness affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Buckle and
daughter. Miss Hetty May, of Mel
rose, visited friends and transact
ed business here yeterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weeks, of
KUCKjes. Ill iu n J'-n"-i,'n i .
nfmrnnnn vUHtncr friends and at- 1 J'
fending to business affairs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen Russell, of
Camas Valley, visited friends and
jtransarted business here yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ixra Siephenpon and son,
William, nnd Mrs. MrDougnll. of
, Mvrtle Creek, visited friends and
shopped In this city yesterday afternoon.
J. Chaney. of Mvrtle Creek, was that there is no other actress like
the star of this picture. Mariene
Deltrich. the toast of Europe who
has now invaded the American
screen. After seeing the picture
you will not wonder that her act
iiit has caused comment in all dra
matic publications of the land and
that radio has recently lauded her
artistry.
Onrv Cooner does the best char
acter acting of his career and the
veteran Frenchman. Adolphe Men
ton. outdoes nnvthing he has yet
nccomnlished. You may like Ibis
niotnro and vou mav not at least
the only way you'll know Is by
seeing It. Our advice Is that you
see "Morocco."
business visitor here for several
hours Mondav afternoon.
R. I,. Chamberlain, of Look In g
"Inss. was a business visitor in
Roseburg vesterdav afternoon.
Thomas Srott. of Melrose, was in
! town yesterday afternoon attend
; Inc to business affairs.
I Mrs. Marv Bushnell. of Olnlla.
' visited friends and shopped in this
eitv yesterday afternoon.
David Busenbnrk. of Melrose.
transacted business In this city
.voetonlav afternoon.
Miss Eva Rice, of Dillard. visited;
(friends and shopped in this city
yesterday afternoon,
j Frank Burch. of Riversdale. vis-!
'ited relatives and tranaeted busi-j
ness here yesterday afternoon. I
A. L. Aik'ns. of Riddle, was in j
Roseburi' Mondav afternoon at-le-uiing
to business affairs.
Fred Hatfield, of Roberts creek.
MRS. MAX RUFF'S
SON BADLY HURT
soon t yes t erday a ft ernoon I n
citv transaeling business.
Mrs. B. M. Harbor, of Sutherlin.
r rnff nf fills rilv re-
n's i.,n,i' n.nr,l ihio nftornoon that her
son. Earl Ruff, has been seriously
i I.,!,.! in Knsittlo He sufferen
spent yesterday here visiting hrokon 1aW an(j fractured skull in
friends nnd shonning. nrcident. the nature of which
Mrs. W. If. Blair, of Dillard. vis-! lrarned. Mrs. Ruff is
ited friends and shopped in this . iilvjnK at onre for Seattle,
citv yesterday afternoon. 0
J. J. Cripps. of Dillard
transact
ed business in this city for several
hours yesterday afternoon.
C. HickenhoitoPi. of Sui'irr
1 i n . spen t seyorn I h nurs here y es
terdav transacting business.
J. E. Torbet. of Looklngplass.
spent yesterday afternoon here at
tending to business affairs.
Huron Ctough. of Canvonville.
was in Roseburg Monday afternoon
attending to business affair.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Fessler. of
I'mpriua. visited relatives and
friends in Roseburg yesterday.
J. P. Talbot and son. Paul, of
Canvonville, wore business visitors
in Rosobnre Mondav afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Truenian, of Camas
Valley, visited friends and shopped
In Roseburg yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. F. IT. Annelhnff. of Eden
bower, visited friends and shopped
Charles W Buxton, of Broekway.
was In Roseburg yesterday nftor
noon attending to business affairs,
in Roseburg yeciorday uftrnoon
Mrs. Osenr Shorklev. of Hoaglin
spent Monday afternoon in Rose
hurir visitimr friends and shopping
Mrs. G. W. Burt, of Happy Val
h-v, was In town vesterdav nftor
noon visiting friends and shopping.
(',. E. Metzler. of Oakland, was p
business visitor In Roseburg for
o.-veral hours vesterdav afternoon.
J. C. Ri'Vard. Greon mountain
distrirt miner, was in Rosehun'
Mondav afternoon altenditg to le
I gal affairs.
I Mrs. Vein Shnim and daughter.
Miss N'ornia Jean, of Glide, visited
relatives and friends here yoster-
Visitina Parents Hero Mrs.
rhnrlPK Chamberlain and young
fi.-irlos Kenneth, of Chilo-
quin Oregon, are spending several
wppIi in this citv as the house
nill.uia r.f tho former's parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. (i. Morris of Soulh
Main street.
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Lust wi'pk Esllinr HuikIH. Chlnteo helioss. ran nwny from a con
vent, Hied to commit sulcldo for tlio lovo of Jimmy I.ovo, orclinnlru
leadi-r. She Is .Mrs. Love now and Is shown with lior hushund ut the
municipal liulldliiK. New York clly. after their marriiiKe.
CHARGES AGAINST
HUBBARD DROPPED
Charges recently brought against
A. M. Hubbard, accused of petty
larceny, havo been dismiHHed from
the Reedsport court. Hubbard was
arrested with C. K. Glendeiiin,
charged with tbe theft of parts
from a donkey engine near Reeds
port. Hubbard, it was shown, had
no knowledge of the theft, with
which Glcndcnfn was charged also,
and the charge against hi in was
dismissed. Glendonln was also re
leased after the owner of the prop
erty refused to prosecute, a settle
ment having been made.
TRIO OF VAGRANTS
FREED FROM JAIL
Harry Donovan, A. L. Harper
and Harold Henderson, transients,
sentenced December 15 to 30 days
In jail for vagrancy, were released
today. The threo men were con
victed of breaking Into an unoccu
pied house near Canyouvllle to
find Hleoping quartern for the
night.
Used to
wheels
garage
Colby's Union
Service Station
Opposite the Rcse Hotel
The Only Solid Fuel
that gives
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Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc.
231 N. Main St. Phone 128
Edison Phonographs
FREE!
$295.00 Edison Phonograph absolutely free, pro
viding you purchase only $30.00 worth of new
records, your own choice. Act quick, only a few
of these.
Otfs Music Store
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Sts.
Licensed Lady
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'Most Unique in the West!
LAST TIME
TODAY
DEITRICH
IS ALL WOMEN
The best of each and yet Just
Herself!
Marlene Dietrich is the most amazing
actress ever to grace the silver screen
. . her ait is supreme . . her beauty
startles you . . but most amazing of all
. . is the complex . . the ever changing
. . always alluring . . sometimes haunt
ing . . impression which seems to say . .
"Who does she resemble?"
This you forget . . always you will
remember
DIETRICH
who is
ALL Women.
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AOMISSIOKi
Mat. 10c-35c Eve. 10c50c
TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
"PART TIME WIFE"
EDMUND LOWE, as a too-tired.
Hubby.
LEILA HYAMS, as a part-time Wife.
You've heard of golf widows
Now meet a golf widowerll
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