ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 13, 1931.
THREE
Local News
COMING EVENTS
March 13 Three-act comedy,
"Deacon Duhbs' Pixoiiville
Community hall.
March 10 Dairy meeting Rose
burg city hall 1:110 p. ra.
March 11 Sheep growers
meeting, Roseburg city hall 1:30
p. m., Oakland, 8 p. m.
March 20 Senior class play,
senior high auditorium.
March 21 State convention
reserve officers.
March 26. Oregon products
dinner by Roseburg Woman's
club, M. E. church.
Returns to Portland J. A
Denn left yesterday for his home
in rorthtnd after spending a short
time in this city visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Denn,
and attending to business affairs,
Auditor Returns Homo M. O
Kurtz, General Motors aduitor
with headquarters In Medfonl, has
returned to his home after spend
ing the past two weeks auditing
the books of the local Chevrolet
garage.
Spending Few Days in Portland
Mfil Austin. 1'M'R i tlonst,
Bpending a few days in Portland
attending to business atfairs.
Back From Drew Mr. and
Mis. Frank Poole have returned to
their home on West Douglas street
after spending the past several
weeks at their Drew ranch.
Discharged From Hospital S.
A. Roser. of Winston, was dis
charged from Roseburg General
hospital today after recovering
from a recent major opeartion.
Doing Nicely at Hospital Miss
Sybil Walker, head nurse at Rose
burg General hospital, is reported
to be doing nicely after undergoing
a major operation at the hospital
last week.
Returns to The Dalles Joseph
M. Crouch left yesterday for bis
home in The Dalles alter having
been called to Roseburg by the
death of his brother, the late S.
B. Crouch.
Returns to Work IT. T. Han
sen, local Chevrolet dealer, has
returned to his work after spend
ing a short time at his home on
East Douglas street. III with a
severe cold.
Visiting in Roseburg Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Denn, of San Francis
co, are spending the remainder of
the week-end in tills city visiting
at the home of the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Depn.
Discharged From Hospital Mrs.
Benjamin Zenor has been discharg
ed from Roseburg General hospital
and has returned to her home in
this city, having recovered from
a recent major" operation.
Returns to Sutherlin Mrs.
Louise Archambeau has returned
to her' home in Suibeiiiu after
spending the past few days in this
city where she was called by the
death of her brother, S. B. Crouch.
Stop Here for Short Visit
Mr. -and Mrs. Dale Kelley, of Esta
cada, Oregon, have returned to
their home after spending a short
time in this citv visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz.
Mrs. Kelley was Miss Virginia
Johnson, of Roseburg. and a daugh
ter of the late Evelyn Johnson, a
former Douglas county court stenographer.
Phone 682
The Oregon Journal
D. Harry Jurgens, Agent
Let Us Rebuild Your
Shoes With
Panco Soles
They cost less, but actu
ally wear longer.
Sand quist Shoe
Company
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG.
All Work Guaranteed
Visiting at Son's Home A. T.
Moriart, of Portland, a former resi
(lent of this city, is spending the
remainder ol the week in this city
as the house micst of his son and
daughter-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. V
A. Morian.
Spending Two Weeks Here
Kenneth Crouch, of Portland, is
spending two weeks in this city
visiting his mother, Mrs. S. li.
Crouch. II was called here earlier
In the week by the death of his
lather, S. B. Crouch.
Leave for Klamath Falls Mr.
and Mrs. George Hall, of Portland,
left Jtosebnrg yesterday for Klam
ath Falls where they will spend
several days attending to business
atfairs. They have been visiting
with friends here for the past few
days.
Attend Basketball Game O.
L. Johnson. Storey lies, R A. Brit
ton and W. AI. Campbell, of this
city, motored to Marshfield yes
terday where they attended the
basketball game between the
Marshrield team and the ltosehurg
high quintet.
Returns to La Grande William
Dolan has returned to bis borne at
La tlranile, alter spending the past
few days in Roseburg where he
was called by the serious illness
of bis mother, Mrs. J. Dolan. who
passed away shortly alter be ar
rived here.
Back From Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. I. Abraham, of this city, and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Kessler. of Ump-
fua, have returned to their homes
alter spending the past two weeks
vacationing in southern California.
While in San Francisco, Mr. Abra
ham purchased spring merchandise
for his local department store.
They report a fine trip and staled
that they especially enjoyed the
trip home via the Redwood highway.
OKLAHOMA CITIES
SHAKEN BY BLAST
TULSA, Okla., March 13. Tulsa
and its environs were shaken early
today by the explosion of 4()0
quarts of nitroglycerine stored In a
magazine two miles west ot Red
Fork, near Tulsa.
Scores of windows were broken
and thousands of persons were
alarmed by the shock. Officials of
the American Glycerine company,
owners of the explosive, said no
watchman was on duty ami that
no lives were belie ed to have
been lost.
They expressed the opinion a
grass fire might have been respon
sible. A hole 20 feet In diameter and
more than six feet deep was blast
ed from the earth. Trees near the
scene were torn into ribbons. Small
bits of the steel house which cov
ered the explosive were found
miles distant. The explosion was
heard at Vinita, Okla., more than
(J 5 miles away.
POLLY AND HER PALS
A Rose-Colored Glass
VS&y ASH. JTVeP NOW THAT 1 ISs;s ' r r 1
IS SON MA HE'S QUIT J t "1
SELL HIS tfCHAWIM' OJ A : rl !l ,- J?-
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Paul Hausotter, of Riddle, at-1 Mrs. Ralston Itridges. of Oak-
tended to business affairs in Rose- land, was In Roseburg yesterday
burs yesterday afternoon. visiting friends and shopping.
Mrs. K. R. Fenn, of Mclrosor"
spent Thursday afternoon in this
city visiting friends and shopping.
CITY VISITORS
KENTUCKY POSSE
SEEKS 2 NEGROES
HICKMAN. Ky.. March 13. Re
ports that two negroes who ter
rorized and robbed the family of
V. .1. Jtillnn. a farmer, yesterday
had previously attacked two young
women at the home of Sam Howell
a neighbor, sent hundreds of armed
men in pursuit of them today.
The two men are believed to
ha e escaped across the Missis-
sippi river into Missouri in a small
green sedan stolen from the Dillon
farm.
Yresk
as the flowers on your table
So deliciously oven
fresh, flaky, and appetizing
that you will find Snow
Flake Soda Wafers in the
majority of Pacific Coast
homes, restaurants and cafes.
PACIFIC COAST
BISCUIT COMPANY
Senile, Ticomi
Sin FrtnciKO, Spoktne
Portland. Lot Angelet
Don't ask for crackers, say
Snov Flakes
Clarence Thompson, of Coles val
ley, spent Thursday in this city on
business.
Miss Pearl Jones, of Riversdale.
spent Thursday in this city visiting
irienas and shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd V. Wise, of
Yoncalla, were business visitors iu
ltosehurg yesterday.
T. R. Duniiavlii, of Myrtle Creek,
as in town yesterday on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinkeiton, of
Roberts creek, spent Thursday
here on business.
II. C. Johnson, of Yoncalla. snent
Thursday afternoon in this city on
business.
Lloyd Harvey, of Winston, spent
Thursday In Roseburg attending to
business nf fairs.
William Singleton, of Oak creek.
was a business visitor in tills city
yesterday afternoon.
I.ynian Skinner, of Winston, was
a business visitor in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Tred Iiyron, of Olalla. was a
business visitor in this city yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vonrhies,
of l.ookingglass, spent Thursday
in tills city on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd W. Wise, of
Yoncalla, were in town on busi
ness yesterday afternoon.
tieorge Anderson, of (Jlldc, w-as
a business visitor here for a short
time yesterday.
Lawrence McCurdy, of Oakland,
nt tended to business afrairs in
ltosehurg yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and i.Mrs. It. S. Nichols, of
Riddle, were business visitors in
Hnm-burg Thursday arternoon.
Melviu and Charles McC'ord. of
Deer creek, were business visitors
in this city yesterday arternoon.
Mrs. Ira Poole, of Canyonvllle,
visited friends and shopped in
rtosi-buig yesterday afternoon.
F. C. Dunn, of Melrose, spent
several hours in this cily yesterday
attending to business affairs.
J. Robert McKay, of Hroekway,
spent yesterday afternoon in this
city on business.
Mrs. Ivan Iirosl, of Winston, vis
ited friends and shopped here yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. J. P. Brill, of Myrtle Creek,
visited friends and shopped In
Roseburg yesterday afiernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Eddy, of
Yreka, are spending a few days
here on business.
King Carlyle. of rmpqua, at
tended to business in tills city yes
terday afternoon.
Dr. Charles Hagar. of ftixnnville.
was a business visitor in this city
yesterday afiernoon.
Harvey Schartner. of nillard,
was a business visitor in this city
Thursday afternoon.
Arthur Joelson, of Umpqua, was
a business visitor in this city yes-
Victor Van llreason, of TcnmilbA
spent several hours 111 this city
yesterday afternoon attending to
business nffairs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Holmes nnd
the hitter's mother. Mrs. A. It.
Niikens. of Lookingglass, visited
friends and attended to business
in Roseburg yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Voorhles, of Look
ingglass, visiled friends and shop
ped in Roseburg Thursday after
noon. SPENCER FIVE AND
FRAT MEET TONIGHT
What is expected to be one of
the best basketball games of the
season Is to be played at the sen
ior high school gymnasium tonight
by Spencer's against the Theta Chi
fraternity team of Corvallis. This I
game will be staged by veteran
basketball players, as Spencer's
team Is composed entirely of for
mer high school and college ath
letes, while the Corvallis team Is
playing four men from this year's
varsity, together with stars from
(be freshman squad.
The game has every Indication
of being exceptionally fast, and
will undoubtedly offer one of the
best exhibitions to bo seen this
season. Among the fraternity play
era are Ron Johnson, Rod Jliillnru.
Swan M Trill, Jimmy 1 lart well.
Jerry Thomas and Hill (Iraflon, all
of whom have been receiving much
recognition for ability this year.
The visiting players are to be
entertaim d at dinner Ibis evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Young.
TODAY
and
SATURDAY ,
'Most Unique in the West!
Here is a picture with an appeal for the whole family. You
will never forget it.
One of the most outstanding screen achievements since 'The Birth of a Nation'
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
Masterpiece Divinely Alive
With Voice.
3L vCvlv Hl
'ABRAHAM
LlnCOLn
WALTER HUSTOn
X unA ITIERKEL
Frank Campeau Henry B. Walthall
THRILLS . . . ROMANCE . . . HUMOR
Admission
Mats. 35c Eves. 50c
Children 10c
Time Schedule
Evenings 7 end 9 p. m.
Note: Saturday and Sun
day (our complete shows:
1:30, 3:00, 7 and 9 p. m.
COMING SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 16, 17
EDDIE CANTOR in "WHOOPEE"
ARTHUR W. BAUM
Shipper of Oregon's Best Broccoli
Representing C. H. Robinson Co., Chicago. With direct
connections throughout Northwest and Eastern markets.
Specializing in cash sales at shipping points.
Highest prices paid and prompt returns to growers.
Now Receiving at Metzger's Warehouse, just south of
S. P. R. R. Depot.
P. O. Box 867 Phone 485 Roseburg, Oregon
Iconomy Grocery
344 N. Jackson
O. L, JOHNSON
LOCALLY OWNED
Phone 63
Specials Saturday and Monday
BORDEN'S
MILK
Large size,
2 for
15c
AMERICAN
CLUB
COFFEE
1 lb. package,
5 for
98c
4 LB. PACKAGE
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
23c
CAMPBELL'S
PORK & BEANS
Honey Graham Crackers,
Full 2 lb. carton
,31
Franco
American
Spaghetti
Farina
Wheat Hearts
3 tins
24c
10 lb. sack
47c
Royal Club Jell Powder,
3 packages for 21c
Silver Sea Salmon, 1 lb. tins, 2 for 24c
Hooker's Lye Ra! CIub
. - . bhrimp
No.lt.ns 27C Fancygrade, Q7p
3 for L ' U No. 1 tins, 2 for J I G
Royal Club Sweet Potatoes,
No. 2V2tins 19c
Saturday and Monday Savings
Carload-POTATOES-Carload
U. S. No. 2, Klamath Netted Gems.
These are excellent potatoes, fresh stock, cooking quality guaranteed. Purchasing in
carload quantities enable us to buy for less this saving 13 passed on to our customers.
BUY THE SAFEWAY AND SAVE
50 lb. bag ...59c
Present this "ad" and get as many 50-lb. bags of these
potatoes as you wish for only
EACH
49c
FLOUR
Corona Only Safeway
can offer such hi;;h grade
flour at such a saving. "If
Safeway sells it, it must be
good."
49u, b $1,07
ALBER'S
DEAL
One package of Carna
nation Wheat Flakes and
one package of Flapjack
Hour
for
SUGAR
Pure Cane Fine granu
lated. 10, hs 490
Limit 20 lbs.
PICKLES
Heinz Extra fancy pre
served Bweets. Only Heinz
has such quality as these.
In bulk.
Pint
BEANS
Idaho Great Northern
Whites. The finest flavor
ed and quickest cooking
bean on the market.
lbs.
.230
190
450
Package Tapioca FREE"
PICNICS
Fancy quality meat
a flavor that makes
hungry for more,
Pound
with
you
170
SHORTENING
100 pure vegetable.
We maintain fancy qual
ity and sell for less.
39tf
3 ii,s.
Spinach
Fancy local Spinach
that is fresh, tender and
clean.
2 Toi
.150
Oranges
Large fancy Sunkist
Seedless, sweet and
juicy. 176's.
Dozen
250
Vegetables
Turnips, carrots, or
parsnips. From Doug
las county gardens.
Smooth stock.
4 ib,.
.100
SAVINGS ARE GREATER AT SAFEWAY
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230
1 lb. tins
3 for
23c
.IN THE FAMILIAR RED PACKAGE