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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21. 1931'. (THREE Local News Transacting Business in Portland C. A. Lockwood. local automobile dealer, left yesterday for Portland, where he will spend a lew days at tending to business affairs. Attending to Business in Portland I). E. Carr, local merchant, left last lilght for Portland, where he will spend a few days attending to business matters. Receives Fractured Arm in Fall Mrs. Anna Dyer, of east Hose burg, sustained a fractured right arm yesterday morning, when she slinped on some wet boards and fell. Attendinq to business In Portland P. L. Crittenden, manager of the local Pacific Telephone and Tele graph office, left last night for Portland, where he will spend a short time attending to business af fulrs. Returns to Eugene Mrs. J. I. Love has returned to her home In Eugene, after spending several days in this cltv as the house guest of Mr.-and Mrs. IF. C. Waddell. Mrs. Love is a former Roseburg resident. Visit Son In Hospital Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Conn, of Melrose, spent yesterday afternoon in this city visiting their son, Woodrow, at Roseburg General hospital. Wood row, who underwent a major opera tion a week ago, is reported to be doing nicely. Stops Here for Short Visit Ed ward Lattn and James LeFevrl, of Spokane, Wash., stopped over in Roseburg yesterday for a short visit with R. R. Wood, before con tinuing on their way to Ogden, Utah, where they will attend to business affairs. Reported III at Home Albert De Bernardi is reported to be 'ill at his home in Glide of a severe cold. Art and Embroidery Club to Meet The Hosehurx Art and Embroi dery club wll ni"ct Wednesday af ternoon, January 21. at the home of Mrs. Virginia Campbell on Vnip- qua avenue. Leaves for San Francisco K. M. Renfro. of this city, was discharged from Roseburg General hospital yesterday and left for San Fran cisco, where he will receive medi cal treatment and attend to busi ness for a short time. Baby Taken to Hospital The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bowman, of Myrtle Creek, was ad mitted to Roseburg General hos pital yesterday for medical treatment. Teaches Hygiene Class Mrs. El len Post. Douglas county health nurse, spent Tuesday in the Glide school, where she instructed the home hygiene class. Return to Yoncalla Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Stonacker have returned to their home In Yoncalla, after spend ing a few days in this citv as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bar ton Helliwell and son, Robert. Spending Several Months Here George Langenberg, of California, arrived In this city yesterdoy to spend several months visiting his wife. Mrs. Langenberg,' and daugh ter. Miss Eleanor, who are making their home in the Douglas hotel. Return From Portland Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Ilnynes have returned to their home in tins citv. after spending a week in Portlnnd visit ing their daughter and son-in-law, Mf mill Mi-R Tvnn H. MrKtnnev. Former Resident In Town "Doc" land son, Robert Ilnynes McKinney. carter, or Mnrsiitieiu, is spending! a few days in this citv visiting friends, before returning to the coast from Grants Pass, where he has been attending to business uf fairs. He- was In the tire business in Roseburg before moving to Marshfield a few years ago. Purchase Home on Winchester Street Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Town send have purchased the bungnlow lielonging to A. S. Coen or Rose burg. located on Winchester street, where they will make their home. The home, built a few years ago bv Mr. Coen, if one of the most attractive residences on the street. Receives Bad Cut on Foot Os car Shockley, of Ilonglin. suffered a severe injury yesterday, when the axe with which he was cutting wood slipped and gashed his right foot. He was brought to Roseburg and given medical aid by Dr. George E. Hollek. Mr. Shocklny was working on Dr. Dean's house nt Idlyld at the time of the acci dent. Visitors Will Enjoy Day at Coast Rev. J. Prank Cunningham, pus- tor of the First Christian church of Roseburg. accompanied by his father, John F. Cunningham, of Ru pert. Idaho, and his sister. Mrs. V. D. Nutting, of Spokane, Wash., left this morning for Handon, where they will spend the day. Mrs. Nut ting, who has been spending the past two weeks In this cltv. plans to leave for her home In Spokane Thursday. Home for Vacation Loren John son, student of Northwestern Busi ness college In Portland, is spend ing a few weeks in this city visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L-. Johnson. Will Enter San Francisco Hos nlt.il W. E. Russell, Wilbur post master, who has been a patient of Roseburg General hosnital for sev eral weeks, left todav for San Fran cisco, where he will enter a hos pital and receive further medical treatment. Called to Idaho bv Illness Mrs. Barton Stemmlar. of this citv. left today for Trov. Idaho, where she was called bv the serious illness of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Stemmlar recently moved to Roseburg from Marshfield. Mr. Stemmlar is a local oil man. Visiting in Roseburg Judge O. p. Cosliow, of Portlnnd. is spend ing a short time in this city visit ing relatives and friends and at tending to business affairs. Judge Cosliow, a former Roseburg nnd Salem resident, recently moved to Portland, where he Is living in the Campbell Court hotel. His office is located in the Terminal Sales building, which is the headquar ters for the Empire Holding Corp.. of which Judge Coshow is president. Back From California Mrs. M. C. Whittemoro and daughter. Miss Laurie Ann, have returned to their home in the Kohlhagen apartments, nfler spending the past month in Berkeley. Calif., as the house guests of the former's sister. Mrs. T. L. Crump. They also visited another sister. Mrs. William Parker, of Snnta Paula, and relatives anu friends In Los Angeles, before re turning here. Returns to Astoria Mrs. P. H. Vincil left yesterday for her home In Astorln. after spending the pnst several weeks in this city visiting her mother, Mrs. M. A. Jones, her sisters. Mrs. Anna Dnbney nnd Mrs. C. F. Hamster, and brother. Wavne Jones She Is the wife of Dr. Vincil. prominent Astoria phy sician. She nlso visited her niece. Mrs. Pred Lockwood, in the Howell apartments, during her stay in Roseburg. Maklna Home In Medford Few Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb left the first of the week for Med ford, where they will make their home for a few weeks, while me former is attending to business ai fairs. Thev were married In Den ver, Colo.. January 8, and have not decided iust where they will lie to rated permanently. Mrs. Cobb was Mrs. Cntherine Griffith, of Denver, before her mnrringe. Mr. Cobb is well known In Roseburg. having resided here for many years. Fred Goff, of Melrose, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. ' T. E. Duncan, of South Deer creek, spent yesterday in this city transacting business. Mrs. S. W. Leake, of Dixonville, visited relatives and friends in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. F. Strohecker, of Glide, attend ed to business affairs in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. D. P. Daniels, of Melrose, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. E. Anderson, of Idlyld, spent yes terday in this city transacting busi ness. D. C. McGhehey, of - Glengary, transacted business ill this city Tuesday afternoon. George H. Nenl, of Glide, was In town for a short time Tuesday at tending to business affairB. Claude Goff, of Oakland, was In town yesterday afternoon at tending to husiness affairs. Kenneth Hay, of Eugene, was a business visitor in Roseburg yes terday afternoon. H. A. Blnkely, of Glide, spent yesterday afternoon in Roseburg transacting business. Mrs. Rav Brosi, of Winston, vis ited friends and shopped in Rose burg Tuesday afternoon. Willis Kincaid, of Melrose, was In Roseburg Tuesday afternoon at tending to business affairs. Mrs. Paul Caswell, of Glide, visit ed friends and shopped in this citv yesterday afternoon. Frank Brown, of Camas Vallev, was a business visitor in this city yesterdav afternoon. J. J. Crinns. of Riddle, was a business visitor in this city yes terdav afternoon. Lyle Harvey, of Winston, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. M. Herman, of Myrtle Creek, snent Tuesday afternoon in this citv transacting business. Mrs. Roscoe Mnrsters. of Wilbur, spent yesterday in this city .visit ing friends and shonning. Mrs. Roy Hatfield, of South Deer creek, was in town yesterday shopping nnd visiting friends. E. S. Pruner, of Riddle, was in town for a short time yesterday attending to business nffairs. Mrs. Jennie M. Normand. of Mill wood, visited friends and transact ed business here yesterday. Fred Bonebrnko, of Garden vul ley, was a business visitor in this cltv yesterday afternoon. N. L. Conn, of Melrose, spent Tuesday afternoon in this city at tending to business affairs. Carl Johnson, of Glengary. transacted business in Roseburg for several hours yesterday. E. L. Lutman, of Melrose, was In Roseburg Tuesday afternoon transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, of Glide, visited friends and shopped here yesterday nfternbon. Miss Bertha Blundeii. miiuie school teacher, visited friends and shopped here last evening. A. G. Shelton, of Grants Pass, was a business visitor in this citv yesterdny afternoQnfcw.i,... Mrs. C. C. Miles, of CiTflVes. visited friends nnd shopped 111 Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Oscar Cutler, of Salem, transact ed business in Roseburg for sev eral hours Tuesday afternoon. Miss Helen Weeks, of Ruckels, visited friends nnd shopped 111 Roseburg Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. G. Harvey, of Winston, spent yesterday in this city visit ing friends and shopping. Mrs. R. Rex-rond, of Dixonville, spent several hours here yester dav visiting friends and shonning. Mrs. H. L. Sherman, of Myrtle Creek, spent Tuesday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Mrs. Fnnny Wilson, ot Yoncaun. vlatted friends and shopped 111 Roseburg vesterdav afternoon. Mrs. Robert Matthews and son of Edenbower. were in town yes terday visiting friends and shop ping. B. A. Lane, of Dixonville. spent aevernl hours In liosebuig yes tenlnv nttending to business af fairs. Mr nml Mrs. C. W .Hughes, of Giii-dcn vallev. visited friends and attended to business affairs here yesterday. TILLIE THE TOILER She Can Only Wish FLORSHEIM SHOES There's a world of satisfaction in saving on Florsheim nation ally established Fine shoe values Apply for Bounty on Coyotes Sam T. Smith, of Oakland, applied for bounty on a coyote yesterday at Hie countv clerk's orrtce. Mr, Smith stated that he has six sets of trained dogs and that he spent nil day with the dogs chasing the emote before te kill was made. near English Settlement. In the Shoestring valley. Howard Haskell of Tiller, collected bounty yester day on a coyote, which he killed a few davs ago near Dead Man's creek. SORKV, BUT THERE'S, NO NEWS OP MC OR HI'S KIDNAPERS t ' IV& GIVEN THE MATTER MV MOST i -SERIOUS ATTENTiON, BUT X. DONT EEM TO HAVE AN IDBA ostJ . -' - ' I - A I I -.. . , ,! SEEMS LIKE , V I . ySjN V I a 5MArt oums SSN r I've i "' ' ' ") " I FELLOW OUGHT - "J I ( M..,,r. I .-, Jfi 1 TO DO SOME- . IthItY THINS ABOUT V. ' J gt 111! hint FiaumBTndl'Mijinc.'criSrlUl : r : : f (THE POLICE YT i'L-L HAVE TO SEE: I f f DO SOMETHING WHY ! STILL REPORT I THS CH1EP r OH. WHY I'VE 'PHONED THE POLCE LOTS OP J S A.BOL1T TH13 J DONT VOL! I I "STATION ALMOST CLUES, BUT T 1 DO SOME") itVERy OAfY Y NO NEVJS j-J V , . I TH1KQ-; J-7 Qy W Th. l - Attractions AT THE MOVIES For the third successive year the Gilmore Oil company is staging an official economy run for women drivers exclusively. The run this year, will be from Los Angeles to Wrightwood mountains, a distance ot 200 miles by a circuitous route down the coast and thence Into the mountains. "Our previous economy run creat ed such widespread comment that we concluded to hold another one this year, on Friday. Fehruary Kt " says Earl B. Ollmore, president of the Ollmore Oil company. "It is a fitting dny and date for the con testants to settle once and for all their superstitions about luck lack of luck. "Practically the same route and rules that were effective last year will be adopted this year. The event will agnln be held under the sanction and supervision of the contest board ot the American Au tomobile association as a stock car run and the results will be accord ed nntlonnl recognition. All de tails of the contest are entirely In the hands of A. A. A. officials from start to finish. "There will be a revision of clnsses due to the change in prices of Bix and eight cylinder cars. The cars will be divided Into six clnsses depending on the factory prices. Any car registered for the first time since June 1, 1929, Is eligible." 'Mrs. P. Stoutenburg, of Rivers- dale, visited friends and shopped in this city yesterday afternoon. James Conn, of Melrose, trans acted business at the county agri cultural agent's office yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Strickllng, of Sylinon valley, visited friends and shop ped in Roseburg yesterday after Frank Bnrch, of Riversdale, spent Tuesday afternoon in this city attending to business affairs. Gordon, T. B. Sr. and T. B. Bur nett Jr., all of Round Prairie, were business visitor in this city yesterday. O. W. Brosi, of Winston, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. George E. Ollivnnt, of Teniuile, transacted business in Roseburg for several hours yesterday aft ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton, of South Deer creek. '' visited friends and attended to business af fairs here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sether, of Glendale. spent Tuesday In this city "visiting friends and attendinsH to business affairs. Fred Bateman, of Melrose, spent several hours In this clly yester day attending to business af fairs. Howard Jones, of Winchester, transacted business In this city for a Bhort time Tuesday after noon. Dick and Miss Bess Baldwin, of Myrtle Creek, visited friends nnd attended to business affairs In this cltv Tuesday. - Robert Blakely, of Glide, was a business visitor here for a few hours yesterdny afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Living ston, of Glide, spent Tuesday after noon In Roseburg visiting friends and attending to business affairs. Benjamin B. Irving and N. R. Richardson have returned to their homes, after spending the past ten days in Drew attending to busi ness nffairs. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woodruff, of Melrose, visited friends and transacted business here yester day afternoon. Robert Dunton and C. McCann. of Camas Valley, were business visitors in Roseburg yesterday aft ernoon. Toronto's New Mayor Polls Record City Vote K" l,ull""T Atlantan Fatally Shot In Panama Revolt INDIAN Today, "The Big Trail"; Thursday, "Madam Satan," with Kay Johnson and Reginald Denny; Friday and Saturday, "A Devil With Women," with Victor Mc- Laglen. William Jumes Stewart gave ronto its biggest political surprise In ninny years when he was elected mayor on New years dny by a majority of 281 votes. He defeat ed the experienced campaigner, Samuel Mcllrldo, who had two terms as the city's exocutive. The vote of 114.1119 was the largest cast in the history of the city. J. V. O'Mara, of Houglln, spent Tuctuluy afternoon in this city transacting busluesH. George Hull, of Oakland, spent Tuesday uftcrnoon In this city attending to business affairs. George C. Bailey, of Garden val ley, spent Tuesday In this city at tending to business nffnirs. Mr. nnd Mis. Jess Williams, of LookliiEglnsB, visited friends and transacted business in Roseburg yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dletsch, of Dixonville, spent yesterday In RoBe burg visiting friends and transact ing business. iMrs. William Ilerdino, of Glen- gnry, spent yesterday afternoon In thlB city visiting friends nnd shopping. BIBLE SCHOOL LAYS CAMPAIGN PLANS Plans for an organized attend ance campaign, culminating at Easter, were made last night nt a meeting of the teachers and offic ers ot the Bible school ot the Christian church. The conference was hold at tho home of the super intendent, D. E. Carr. Committees wore nnmed to take care of the ar rangements for the campaign, which Is to start Sunday, February 1. A class of training wus organiz ed for tho tonchera to meet week ly, starting next Tuesday. Ford Motor Company reduces prices on New Victoria Coupe $45.00 HUSBAND ACCUSED OF NON-SUPPORT George E. Handy, a resident of MelroHO. wns arrested lust night by the sheriff's office on u warrant charging non-support. Handy, It Is claimed, hns failed to provldo for a wife and five children. During the recent street fighting in Colon, Panama, which resulted In the fall of President Florenclo Arosemenn's government and tho setting up of a provision Insurrec tionary Junta, Hartwell F. Ayers, former American newspaper editor, ot Atlanta, Oa., received bullet wounds In his stomach and throat from which be died. Miss Gladys Williams, of Mel rose, spent yeBterdoy in ltosenurg visiting friends and shopping. She Is teaching In the Melrose school this year. Tho new Victoria four-passenger coupe is a deluxe car of unusual appeal. It Is distinguished by itl slanting windshield and tan top. Both front seats fold forward and are adjustable. Mohair or Bedford Cord upholstorlng Is optional, C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. MOORE FORCED TO QUIT DAHACK QUIZ (Aiworlntpd PrPM Lpawd Wlrel MRDKORD, Jun. 21. Willis N. Moore, aBBlHtnnt attorney Kenoral, detuilod to conduct a special grand jury In vet) ligation Into the death of Kvrott Da hack of Kaglo Point, killed during a liquor raid bIx weeks ago, left for Portland toduy for medical attention. He is Buf fering from a cold and general run down condition. Ho was stricken on the first day of tho Investiga tion. The special grand Jury in vestigation has been discontinued until a now special prosecution can he assigned. If you If you don't need SELL IT! want something SAY SO; For a few pennies anyone can make News-Review Want Ads bring real results. 8 85 Dischaared From Hospital Clin ton namber, of Sutherlln. was dis charged from Roseburg General hospital yesterdoy afternoon, hav ing sufficiently recovered from his recent accident. Mr. Pamber was hurt a week ago. when a falling tree threw him against an ax caus ing him to receive a deen cut on the arm. Six years ago Mr. Bam ber was in an accident in which both of his legs were broken and other lniurles received. He is a brother of LeVerne Bamber of this city. WRITE YOUR AD BELOW (Please Write Plainly) ' 1 No. words Times to run Amt. Enclosed $ - CITY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. George Thlel, of Rice hill, transacted business and visited friends here yesterday. C. M. Seigel, of Tenmlle. attend ed to husiness affairs In this city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H. Oheever and daughter. Miss tola, of Elkton. were here Tuesday afternoon visiting friends and shopping. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lundeen, of Glide, transacted business and vis ited relatives and friends here yes Instructions r-n -nPa .nrf .nin.a MiAck mnnev-nnier matnii or coin. Want ads are charged for at the J-ate 'f in nor word for each time thev annear. Minimum ad 25c. 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