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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1931.
SEATS OFFICERS
(NcwB-UeviPW IhrtiK'iu f -utility HpTlul)
GLENUALR, Jim. 20. Mrs. iiosa
Haess was Installed lor Hit- second
itme as noble grund ol Moimlainei-r
liebekuli lodge. No. 1-19, ut an in
stallation or offlcui'H hold ut Old
Odd Fellows lodge building Tliuis
uuy evoniiiB. oilier oi'licors In
stalled were vice kiujicI, Mis. .Mary
Martin; recording seeieliuy, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dates; financial secre
tary, Miss Alice Nebel; treasurer,
-Ill's. Knia lluiiuiliruys; II. S. N. O.,
.Mrs. Nellie Lesli; L. S. N. U.. Mrs.
Klsle Kegls; U. S. V. O., Mrs. Al
vlua Kaler; U 8. V. C, Mrs. .Mar
garui Stevenson; pianist. Mrs
Heller; warden, Mrs. I'earl Frosi;
conductor, Mrs. Klizillleth Wood
rofle; I. O., Mrs. Cora 11111; O. !..
v. r. Smith; chaidain, .Mrs. Ida
Williams.
The installation wus In charge of
Mrs. Mutle Heller, district deputy
president, who was assisted by
wis. fcJIisubelh Dates as marshal.
The dance committee reported
that the dunce given by the lodge
New Yours fcvo was hucIi a suc
cess that they were bulnp Imiior
tuned by dunce lovers to sponsor
u series of iluuces In the new hall.
The first of this Buries will be a
carnival dance to be held next Fri
day evening.
At the clusn of the lodge session
the members adjourned lo the ban
quet room where an excellent
luncheon wus served by a commit
tee consisting of Mrs. V. T. Smith.
Mrs. W. it. Itegis. Mrs. Charles
lluice uml Frank Hill.
REEDSPORT CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
(Nrwi-ltovicW DoUflaa Count 111-11)
IlUKDSl'OKT, Jan. 2U The
regular meeilng of (ho Hound
Table was held at the homo of
Mrs. Douglas Walle, Monday eve
ning. Members responded to roll
call with their own subjects, one
having household hlnis, uiiothcr
bits of humor, and so on. Mrs. Tom
I.llleuo presented a very Interest
ing review of "Ward of the lled
hkins," by Sheba Child Margrave,
li tula of .the past whose scenoB
are laid in western Oregon.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments. GARDINER
(NcwinVvlr-w Uuucliia Cumiiv 6Krlal)
OAKIHNUK, Jan. 21 Mrs.
Henry Sagahenl spent the week
end visiting her parents, Mr. uml
Mrs. Will Durcliard, or Scot I shut.
Mrs. Durcliard has buen in poor
health lor some lime but Is lui
lirnviuir.
Mr. and Mrs. N. (lei hard and son
Harold are on a trip In Cotluge
Drove where they will vIbII lir. and
Mrs. Field. They will ulso Bpend
BOine time In I'orllund as guests,
of Mr. and Mrs. Claud llalley. Mrs.
Dalley is a danghtnr or Mr. and
Mrs. Gerhard. , -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Washburn of
lCugeue urn spending u lew days
ut their Gardiner home. They ar
rived Saturday.
Kay Hell, who drives the taxi
. from tile depot. Is indisposed and
Mrs. Melt Is acting chauffeur.
Mrs. Mill-Khali Wagoner of Fast
Gurdlner shopped in llarillnei- on
Monday,
Visitors at the K. W. Stephens
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
- Frank Moore and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Htephens of Dow
ers. Mr. Mooie. who was Inspect
or or brldgoB when the Schnrichl
bridge W"S constructed, la now
similarly employed on the eant nltle
brldgo ut Marshfleld. lie and Ills
family occupied an apartment in
the Stephens building here. Mr.
Stephens of Dowers, lirother of
K, V. Htephens, was formerly in
business In ltoseburg.
REEDSPORlT
Niwt Rrvlfw IhnjKlia rMiity Hikh-IiI)
ItKKHSPOHT. Jan. 1!1 Mr. ami
Mrs. Multluml Smiley and cliildien
of North Heml were dinner guesiK
at the Arthur Itennett home on
Sunday,
Miss Jean Crawford arrived Sun
day from Kliitmith Fulls to join
her pairntH. mul will enter tlir
leciil hiKh Htlntnl.
Dinner HUerttH nf Mih. J. I. Gill
bons Sumluy ere M Ishi-h Setuia
Tout it ami Kathvu Laugwoitiiy, tit'
the Um-iiI leiirhlMK lone.
Mr. and Mrs O. 11. Walker ol
School were uesiH of Mis. Tom
I.lllebo for dinner Sunday. Mi.
Walker Is i ei-ove rtntt litini nn in
Jury to birt uriu vvlilrb Ims plated
him on Die llle HA lot the um(
toek.
Tom I. i lie Im returned home on
Mondu v from I'm Hand, w ein in
Coon Hay iho s.im' tl;i. In l-'lot
eilce on l llestiii) uml to N .o ll.il
OII Wednesday.
M Isu l.oi ette lloalt of KaM I l.ti
diuei1 Hpeill the Wet-k end Willi In l
cousin. Mik Awtlonne oImiii.
Warren Wiiuuouer and I'atil 'e
tela of Stoi titlim k wi-if in i;-eds
port Montlav on Iturdm-ss.
Mr. and Mis. Jack Tialoi and
children untttired to KlUion Sun
day to visit (he II. A. Tia Itti
HEAR THE
NEW
PHILCO
Eleven Tube
Super Heterodyne-Plus
Radio Receiver
$164.50
COMPLETE
Taylor's Super
Service Station
Cor, Roe A Oak 8tt. Phone 67
Cor. Ro und Oak bu.
Phont.67
Super-Tank
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J- Wultnr Christie, famous automotive engineer, waving from the port
was demonstrated to mllltnry authorities at Linden, N. J. It Is not only
also Hie best equipped for fighting
ami 30 cullbre muchine guns with
parentB of Jack, and his father re
turned with them for a lew days'
visit.
itobert Klrlley of Drain is spend
Ing a lew days calling on friends
here. He is well known in Lower
Dtiipqua.
Miss Alice Walker, who leaches
In Gardiner, spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. (julnn McClay.
DINNER HONORS
ROSEBURG FOLK
(SVwa-ld-vli'W noiiitua C.-itmly Hht1uI)
GI.KNIIALI-:, Jan. 2(1. Mr. uml
.Msr. Ddwurd (J. Throne were hosts
Sumluy ut a chicken dinner given
ut their home on the Double F
ranch near Anchor. Covers were
laid for J. C. Ilousenlilcr, president
of the ltoseburg Municipal band,
Mrs. lloubcoldel'. Miss Cllillillu
HoiiBcnldcr und Dat lllekey, book
keeper fur Ihu Shell (ill company
at ltoseburg, who were week-end
house guests ut Ihu Double L
much uud whuse homes are at
ltoseburg; J. J. Fetlermau and W.
I. Sliuutz, of upper Cow creek, anil
the host and hostess.
AZALEA
(NVwi-Rovlrw Dmidlat County 8pcll)
AZALKA, Jan. lil James A
Warren relumed from ltoseburg
the last nf tbo week, where be
has been receiving medical atlen
lion for a felon on bis finger.
Mr. anil Mrs. Kdwaul Hitrstow
moved to ltoseburg Issl week. Mi'
I-arstow Is employed with the high
wuy mulntenauce new.
Mrs. Hairy Dayton of Portland
Joined her husband at the llniild
vt Hydraulic mine ou llogum creek
Sitturdity, where she will spend
the winter. Mr. Dayton end bis
partner, Hob Slight, recently pur
chased this mine from Krank .hint
zer Sr. They have had enough
water to mine since lust week's
rains.
Jfmmle WoHnnl of ltoseburg vis
ited over the week-end with his
uncle and mini, Mr. and Mrs. II.
W. I tool h.
Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Thomas of
The Meadows ranch shopped and
visited friends In Glcndalc Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Klmer Clemens
and daughter Dorothy of Grunts
I'tiHH vUiled fiiemlH In the George I
Jimlzer Lumber company camp mi
Saturday.
Mrs. Millie Spalding is confined
to her home with a severe case
of la grippe.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hun II. Huh! spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Dyer ol l-'ernvale.
Jesse How man of My it lo Creek
moved luwt week It) the Conifer
1 .u in Iter company camp, ownetf by
I high Steven Hon ol Gleudule,
where he will do (he louglni:. Mr.
Sleveiirton plans on sinning this
mill within a Tew weeks. Mr. ltotv
man wan called to his home in
Myrte Creek the last or the week
on account of (he Illness of his
daughter.
Mrs. l:u barn Ollnghouse Dow -llie.
tif Twlsp. Washington, moved
buck lt her place miles uboe
A a lea. last Sundny She resided
here several year.- .belore going
lo Washington live enrs agit.
Mrs Maigarei lieere. teacher ol
Galesulle srhotd. spenl Hie week
end with rehttheH at Melrose.
Mr and Mrs. Clem Cleveland of
t tooie Creek isticd over Sunday
llh Mi and Mm Claude Cleve
land ai ihe Itrd (lean mine tm up
per Siaiveont. Clem Clevidaml has
a sauinill on Coyoie Creek
Mis Dairy AdUilis of William
t ink spent Sunday visiting with
Mi h Si e Small
Itollin .lidms spent Ihe weekend
BAKING
POWDER
25
Aw--
25'
You lave in using
KC.Uit LESS than ol
high priced brands.
FOR OVER
0 YEA
IT I DOUtLi ACT IN 0
KG
Makes 75 Miles an
t- fcs K
purposes, possessing 58-inch armor
2100 rounds of ammunition.
LODGE OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED:
(N.'Wi-ltpv!ew DuUKiai Cumily 8wciiil)
DAYS CKKKK, Juu. 21. Officers
were Inslulled by tliu Douglas Odd
I' (.'Hows lodge, No. 14, at Its regu
lar mm'tiug Saturday, January 17.
E. S. IM uuer of Kiddie, grand depu
ty master, ncjmi as installing ofl'i
t;er. The new officers of the lodge
ure: Howard (ireeii, noblo grand;
Alec Dubell, vice-grand; Waller
Gregory, uecretury; Wade Worth
ington, treasurer; Shirley Cain,
warden; Cltflon Heals, conductor;
Scbaefer, ehapluiu; Walter Cur-
uult, It. S. N. (1.; Hill Stock, L. S.
N. G.; Alec Worthington, II. S. V.
G.; John Chauey, L. 8. V. G,; Den-
uis Hunks, iiibido guardian.
A large delegation from Kiddie
uti ended the meeting. Outside
guests present were: Mr. nnd Mrs.
Oi u Condray, Misses Da be and
Krunces Uachor und Miss PrlBcllla
Worthington.
DAYSCREEK
(NVwi Hi'vfrw Dmiglai County Special)
DAYS CHKKK, Jan. U Mrs,
James Heckley has been ill at the
borne of her daughter. Mrs, Lou
Knight, for a number of days.
Mrs. J (dm Perdue spent Sunday
visiting at the home of Mrs. Henry
Kachor.
Mrs. Kuhy Knight and daughter
Vonna Dale, and sou, iluddy, of
Canyouville, spent Saturday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. George
MeClane, in Kiddle.
John Ulam, government trapper
and Jim Knight of this vicinity
with bis wife and parents bwe. He
ret ur net) to Med torn on Monuav
where be w 111 take another mouth s
course of osteopathic treatments,
George H. t ainer ol Grants Puss
and Kd Jordan of Wolf ('reek made
a business I rip lo the George D,
.lanlzer Dumber company camp on
Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Champ Johns took
their baby son Dale to Giants Pass
Thursday to gel medical attention
lor an ulcer In bis ear.
Frank Jnnlzer Sr. made a husi
iios.h trip to ltoseburg Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schroeder on
teriaiiied a group of friends at
radio and card parly Friday night
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess at a hue hour, to Mi
ami Mrs. Jacob Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Weuderoth and
daughler, Miss Celia, Mr. anil Mrs.
Hay Clothier, Mrs. D. K. Dame
woott. I.clnud ami Kdison Johns,
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaut.cr and
sous Lew id ami Teddy, Mr. und
M is. Win. Jnntzer and Tommy
.Johns attended the Indian theatre
in Kosehurg Monday night.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST .
Specialist In tha fitting ol
Qlatses
110 Jackson St
(With apologies tti no ttiie)
NOW IS Tllr. TIMK I OK
Al l. KOSr.r.L'RCIA.VS i'O
I'liKPAUF. I OU Tlir.COM
INC. Ol- Tlir. SOI Dll'.KS'
lOMi: COMMIT Ml.. LF.T
US ALL PL'T OL K HI .S I
FOOT FORWARD . . .
AND
I.IK F. V I S F. . RF. SL'RF.
VOUK CAR IS AF HS
HF.ST n ll.WING II
COMI'I.F.TF.n CllF.CW.D
0 F.R I ll-.RF.
Percy Croft
Auto Repairing
Douglas and Main Sts.
Rossbuig, Ors.
Speak -Easy
Hour
of his new super-speed tank which
the fastest tank In the world, but
and carrying one-pounder cannon
went on a cougar hunt above Till-
Mrs. Henry Rachor and dauehter.
..imn I-1 unuro, ui uuyts ureeK, air
tenrtod to businoss in Myrtle Creek
on Monday afternoon.
Leslie Poole ot Days Creek mot
ored to KugKno Saturday. He spent
the week-end viHlttiiK with Ray
mond wilder oi Myrtle Creek, who
has been ill at the Pacific Chris
tian hospital in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Condray of
Mt'iulale vlHited at the home ot
Mrs. Condray a parents. Mr. and
Airs. J. A. Worthington. Saturday.
George Knight, who has been
(siting his mother, Mrs. Lou
Knight, of Canyonvllle, motored to
"INSANITARY
0 ira Cncscar Mcaksna Are umidecemi&
?? Amt
my to
dopartat
iou.
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A
In this period of
cold woathar
and cracked lips,
above all Insist
on a cigar free
of the spit germ.
REEDSPORT FOLK
ENJOY BEACHES
(Xewl lnltw tkaiiias Oumlj Swlull
KEKD8PORT. Jan. 20 Sunday
being such glorious day, Heeds
port cillaeni deaerted their homes
lor the fceach. Some z5 persons
visited the lighthouse, taking ad
vantage of the beautiful scenic
highway just completed, which en
ables one la drive to a point
where the big white combers can
be seen breaking on the shore.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Dennett and children, Mrs.
A. M. Purkerson, Dill Lloyd, Miss
Lelah V. Parks, Mrs. Douglas
Waite, Miss Irma Middleton, Miss
Fay Lile, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Weld
ner and son, accompanied by Mrs.
N. Hogan and children, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Smiley of Ada, with
their daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Smiley and children, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Franklin and Doro
thy Unger.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Crawford, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Clark, walked around the cliif at
Winchester bay, afterward motor
ing to Scottsburg.
STOLEN CAR FOUND
GLKNDALE, Jan. 20 A roadster
belonging to R. L. Dussey, Glen-
I.os Angoles, Friday. He Intended
to work in Los Angeles for a while.
Mrs. Pete Ulam and daughter,
Miss Florence, ol Days Creek, at
teuded to business matters in Rid
dle, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthington
attended to business matuers and
visited friends in Roseburg last
Saturday. Mrs. Worthington was
formerly Ethel Mae Conn of Mel
rose. The Bays Creek town team has
won two basketball games from
the Kiddie town team and will
play Us third game on the local
gym floor Thursday evening, with
the Uosemirg Ramblers.
C. C. Hill and son Bob spent Sat
urday In Roseburg visiting with
friends and transacting business.
CARL T.
Health
Avenue,
Se York City
Tjear Sirs' ,,loer..r.oann-Ml W8001
. ,.. - "tr.;.,lwl -
certainly
4eport .Cru.ad-of.0.My .
j ,ee tbat you eall-.i to.advorti.in6
are lndaoent.
tw la oler na6 r t tn9
1Manlryotllo4Sla u.lndeoenoy aud-po
llks vours. xp03 tho.aupport-of y
the .I "
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ar. fro. to PbUs
truly yours
aaaaaSinnii.manMl 1 .-t n n M ..i''-...- ...,..,t .
up
dale representative of the Shell
Oil company, was reported found
at Gold Hili Monday afur having
been reported as stolen t Grants
Pass Saturday evening while lius-
sey was attending a picture show
lucre.
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PARENTS AND CHILDREN ,
NOTICE
Ordinance No. 683 provides that
it is unlaw tul for any person under
the a;e of sixteen years to be upon
or remain in or upon any of the
strec-Li, aueys. theatres, skating
rinks, or other place of amuse
ments In the City of ltoseburg, Ure-
o-uu, after the hour ot nine o clock
P. M. of any day of the year, unless
accompanied by a parent guardian,
or other person having the cars
and custody of such minor person,
and also that It Is unlawful for any
purent, guardian, or other person
having tue legal care and custody
of any person under the age of six
teen years lo allow sucii cmid to
go or to be in or upon any Btreet,
alley, theatre, or other public place
of amusement after the hour of
nine o'clock P. M. of any day of the
year, unless such child is accom
panied by a parent, guardiau, or
other person having care and cus
tody of said child.
Said Ordinance No. 683 provides
a penalty lor the violation of same,
and the officers hare been in
structed to enforce the provisions
of said Ordinance. Commencing
Thursday, January 22nd, 1931, the
fire siren will be sounded with
short blast at nine o'clock P. M.,
each day as a reminder to parents
and children.
By order of the Common Coun
cil. A. J. GEDDES, Recorder.
Watklns Products. 120 W. Lane.
Adv.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
o
Phone 135 when you have news
Items.
Says
POME ROY C. P. H.
Officer, Montclair, New Jersey
..-.nurIolEr")r'fln:r
-rt f t . rr-l D
Certified
nun
. . . THE GOOD 5 CIGAE
THAT AMERICA WEEDED
GERMAN SNOWSLIDE
KILLS SEVEN MEN
(Auoclated Pre ImmA Wire)
MUNICH. Germany, Jan. 21
rren of elghl Bavarian constables
bbo ware buried la an avalanche
near here yesterday were found
dead under tbe snow today. The
eighth waa siill alive but severely
injured.
SOTICB Ob" FINAL SKTTI'EIENT
Notice Is hcreb slven that the
undersigned adminUtratrix or the
estate ot F. 8. lilakely, deceased,
lias filed Iier final account In the
County Court of the State of Ore
Kon for Douglas County, and the
J (on. yt. 6- Hamilton, judg-e of said
court, has appointed Monday, the
3 tit rt day of January. 1131. at tn
o'clock In the forenoon of aald day.
In the county courtroom in the
courthouse In Roseburg, Douglas
County. Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing objections. If any,
to said final account and nettlemenl
thereof.
All persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified to file
their objections. If any. to said fi
nal account, at or before the time
fixed for final settlement as afore
said. Dated tlii 24th day of December.
1930.
ELIZABETH BLAKBLT,
Administratrix of the estate of F.
S. Blakaly. deceased.
Travel in Winter
' deliihtrul .lom the
Kedwood HJghw.y In th.
REDWOOD EMPIRE OF
HUMBOLDT COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
Thi.ycr-'rour.d rout, between the
Pacific Nonhre.t .nd California
li .Imoit entirely free from mow
throuf bout the winter, with only
........ ..-.. ... in me si.Kiyou,.
feu
A nvei tni, acenlc, comfortable
eoute mi. winter.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY
BOARD OF TRADE
Eureka. California
1 Itm
rroipmrity Fmei on Ummtoldi Countyt Then n
100,000 ShtMp la county, and lmrg woolen tnilli
MET
H
I Thewaragainstspitisacrusadeof
Visits Daughters Here J. H.
Porter, of Tenmlle, spent yesterday
In this city visiting his daughters,
Miss Leua and Miss Audrey Porter.
COOKING CROQUETTES
AND ROASTING
COFFEE HAVE MUCH
IN COMMON
Success Depends Upon the
Rule A Little ot.
a Time
Careful cooks do not crowd too
many croquettes into the hot fat
because they lower the tempera
ture and then absorb grease. Cook
ing a few at a time prevents this.
In roasting coffee there is simi
lar difficulty when too much is
roasted at once. It is impossible
to control the heat and often, as a
result, part of the batch is over
done and part underdone. This
causes variation in flavor.
Hills Bros., following the rule
in the croquette recipe, roast only
a few pounds of coffee at a time
by their patented, continuous proc
ess Controlled Roasting. There
is no variation in the roast be
cause there is accurate control of
the heat, also of the flow of coffee
through the roasters. A rare, uni
form flavor is developed such as no
other coffee has.
Grocers everywhere sell Hills
Bros. Coffee in vacuum cans that
keep it fresh. Air, which destroys
the flavor of coffee, is removed
from the cans when they are
packed, and kept out. Ordinary
cans, even if air-tight, do not keep
coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros.
Coffee by name and look for thu
Arab the trade-mark on the can.
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Portland,
Oregon. Dies'
...one of 56 health officials
from 56 different points
approving Cremo's crusade
against spit orspit-tipping.
Every smoker, every wife whose
husband smokes cigars, should read
Health Officer Pomeroy's letter.
"Who are the friends of 'Spit' ?"
' YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS
QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT
HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN
SO STRONGLY AGAINST THE EVILS
OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING.
Health Officer Pomeroy writes:
"...your campaign to eliminate ... the
spit-lipping method of cigar making is
coraiueuduble."
decency. Join it...Smoke Certified
Cremo-a really wonderful
smoke-mild - mellow -nut-sweet!
Every leaf entering the
clean, sunny Cremo factories is
scientifically treated by methods
recommended by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
P1Jt Ara.Htia Clf.rC.