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I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1936. 2S' m7 ' iraREB ft. ,5i I ' Local ! News III at Homo-rJ. K. MoClintoek .Is reported to bo 111 ut his home ou Fast Cass street. - - Undergoes Eye Operation D. C. Nickena, of Portland, underwent an eye operation In this city yesterday with Dr. A. C. Seely In charge. Visits Here Mrs. Joseph Mat thews, of I.ooklngglass, spent yes terday In this city visiting her par rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Perrin. ' Here On Business J. Soanlon, of Marshfield. ieni Tuesday in this city unending to business. Visiting In California Mra. I hi lei Wurfield bus left for various pointB iu California to stend sev eral days visiting friends. Yreka Visitors Here Mr. fend Mrs. W. J. Weaver, of Yreka Inn at Yreka. Calif., are here intend ing to business and visiting friends. Clinic Announced The regular monthly clinic will be held in the health department, courthouse, Sat urday morning, January 4, from 9 to 11 o'clock. Visiting in Eugene Miss Esther Ttevan, chief operator at the local telephone office, is spending a few days in Eugene visiting her pa rents. ; McMinnvllle Visitor Here Miss Marjorle Stephenson, formerly of this city, is here from McMinn vllle to spend a few days with rela tives and friends. J. E. Pinkerton, of Roberts creek, spent Tuesday til una cn unending to business, on busilless yesterday. Mrs. Fred Hits, or Meirose, siient yesteiduy In litis city shuu ping und visiting. Homer Haines, or tluKlunu. spent a few hours in town Tuesday at tending to business. Mr. and Mrs. 11. U Kruae, rf Oaklund, were business visitors in this city Tuesday. Back to work L. E. MoClintoek is able to be back at work at the Commercial Abstract office, after being ill a few days at his home on Hamilton avenue. NEW DEAL HIT BY J.E. POM GAS USE IS 10 Visiting Here Miss Mildred and Miss Josephine Slnnott, of Portland, are in Roseburg visiting their father. Peter Slnnott, and sis ter, Miss Ann Slnnott. Back From Portland Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Dillard and cwo sons Louis. Jr., and Tommy, are back at their home on Watson street, al ter spending a few days In Port land visiting relatives. Residing on Vista Avenue Mr. and Mra. Paul Parson have moved to 430 Vista avenue to make their home. Mr. Parson is with the statu police department, Back Frorrt Coast Miss Hazel Strirklnnd has returned to net work in the local telephone office, after spending a few days in Marshfield visiting Mr. and Airs D. V. Helllwell. Residing in Laurelwood M and Mrs. C. F. Anderson and small son, Scott, have moved from Vis'a avenue to the William Machen du plex apartment In Laurelwood. Here for Vacation Oscar Fish er, who Is employed in Alaska, is spending his vacation In Roseburg visiting his mother, Mrs. Fisher, Sr., and his two brothers, Argus and Andy Fisher. Undergoes Minor Operation. Miss Walda Harding, student at (). S. C, had her tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. A. C. Seely. Miss Harding is spending the holidays here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Harding. Visits Here Miss Mary Anne Reed has returned to her work for Hudson Duncan company at lie Minnville, after spending a few days in this cily visiting menus. She formerly resided here. "Will the New Deal Destroy the Constitution" was the question asked by Dr. J. E. Conant on Tues- lav night in his series of addresses this week at the Baptist church. The whole race Is In slavery to sin bv birth." said ho, "and there has been a perpetual fight for freedom bv all men. One group has fought for freedom from the will of God. and the remainder lor freedom to do the will of God, and there has been enmity always be tween them. "The chief means used in tne fight for freedom has been through political measures, and so everv form of government has been tried, from absolute monarrbv to com plete democracy. History has shown that monnrchv develops al- wavs Into tyranny, and democracy drifts toward anarchy, and freedom has never been achieved under either form of government. But at last a middle ground lie- SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT K)KTLK Ethiopian Ruler and Rome Exchange Bitter Words Over War Incident. rtv HENRY CASS1DY (Associated Press Foreign Staff) Itulv and F.tlnopia exoiiaiigeu Kitti.r recriminations loduy over l heir warfares newest cause cele- bre the fascist aerial boniualil- meni Monday on the soul hern trunt. Kmnernr Halle Selassie, from Ills field headquarters at Dessye. tele graphed a protest to toe league ui nations, charging Italy wuu using poison gas in the nttack and with effecting "complete destruction ol a Swedish Red Cross ambulance." The Rome government, in turn. countered with an off U-isil com- munique insisting: "The bombardment whl place on the Somaliland front fully justified by tne prov Hint two Italian aviators w at Daggah Bur were killed and de capitated, and their heads carried to Harar in triumpn. From the rival government com munications, outlines or what ac tually occurred in the bombard ment on the Ouenale Doria river, about 30 miles north of Dulo, be ga mo emerge. Original Indications were that nnlv ii Swedish ambulance, in the Ethiopian version ol the incident. una attacked. ' Halle Selassies protest inuicai- OAKLAND HOLIDAY AFFAIRS ARE GREATLY ENJOYED OAKLAND, Jan. 1 Some of the Oakland people entertaining rela tives and frii-nils on ( lins'.tnas nay included Ml. and Mrs. E. L. Settle who had as their dinner guests their son and wife. Mr. anil Mis. Neil Settle and three children. Huddle. Edward and Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilkills and Dr. Yancleve. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Manning were hnss to Mrs. Manning's par ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Sonne, of Tvee. and Mr. and Mis. William Manning and children, Kenneth and Dorothy Manning. Mr. and Mis. A. S. Reed nnd son Don served a hoiiiiteo'.tB tur kev dinner and enjoyed the ex changing of gifts from n large, nrettilv decorated tree at their ELGAROSE LUTHERAN CHURCH HAS PROGRAM MF.I.ltoSK, Jan. 1 The F.lgn rose Lutheran church held lis Christmas program at the church Sunday evening. The church hud daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lapp, of Marshfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cnndrny Jr. and Miss Prlscllla Wurthinglon had as their Christmas dinner guests Mr. and Mra. J. A. YVorlh iiigton, Mr. and Mra. Halph Weav er, Howard Green, Mr. und Mrs. Alvan Pickett und children, Curl Hlyslnne and Harold C.reen of Cun ynnville, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Johnson, Waller Malloney nnd Mlsa Margaret Klleiy of Wolf Creek. Mr. anil Mrs. Wade Wolllitnglnn been beautifully decorated for the and family of Canyonville called In occasion in evergreen, wnite ami' u,e evening. yellow candles and u beautifully ji,n Martin Winkler spent decorated Christmas tree formed a ; Christmas day at the F. V. fiilliaiu perfect aetting lor the following home on Wolf creek. llunil Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Ml program : Song. Happy New Year. Reading, by Beverly Kny Ander son Johns and Mr. and Mrs. Rnllln Johns entertained Christmas day Mrs. Hatlle Slltz of dendale. Mr. Readings, by Dorothy and Mar-i nnd Mrs. Champ Johns and sons ion Slieron. j Darwin and Dale. Drill, Beautiful P.ells of Christ- jir. and Mrs. Leon Clare spent mas. I Saturday in lloyehurg unending to Itendlng. A Christmas Telephone, ; business, by Rilta Johnson. j jirs. James Pickett and children Reading, by Faith Wickllilld. 0nd Mrs.. Gerald Pickett and chll- Swedish song, by .Misses l.nisi,iIpn ,,f MoKcnzln Bridge .spent their hns- Tuesday for Portland end Camas, Wash., where they wm visit rem tivea until Bund"". , Hob Miller of Miirshf.eld IS visit- . Ing his gtiindmolher, Mra. Euima, Miller, lu Huvhurst. Mr. and Mrs. II. I.. Btonuker left' Wednesday for tlranta Pass. They will return homo Thursday lifter noon. Herbert Klnman, who Is with a CCC camp at Vancouver, Wash., is home for the holidays. " Mr. und Mra. Webb Huntington of Salem ure visiting ut the Hunt ington and Kingory homes for n few days. r"IS2IH Miss Margaret uaugnen, uu has been employed In Siitherlin for the laat two months, returned to her home here Monday. . .... t....i....i , l' ore. iioro iv nucitiuiiii uuu r.mu i-nr Mttiins nere win . i. mi iniinilo.l their son and:""11 Alum Sjogren, i bands at the nome ol .Mr. unu Mrs. rh took guest list Included their son an u ,,,..., Tlm M,lstPr. bv Mrs. J. : i n PinVoit Th nln in he here , ,;?; ',', "l . , ' 0. Wicklund. i until' after New Year's. .Mrs. James ho fel of Rosebud Mr and Mrs. John', Holy City, by the young P,ckeU left Saturday for Medford 11 VIBIl lUIUlllKO UUIlU lie- IT.fclnnl.n Irnnll COIL tween a centralized and ft decen- " . ' ; , .... bom. Today's. Pattern i , ' k J y i i Will Reside in Canyonville Mr, and Mrs. A. R. Maupin, newcom ers to Douglas county from Wis consin, spent Tuesdny in Roseburg attending to business. They aro making their home in Canyonville. At Kohlhagen Home Mrs. H. I McHenrv. nee Florence Kohl hagen, and her two daughters, of Portland, are nere visiting tne 101 mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kohlhagen on South Jackson street. Eugene Visitors Leave Mrs. Gene Clnrke and Mrs. Mable Har wnnd have left for their home in Eugene, after spending a few days in this city visiting mib. nuzei Warfield. Returns to Work Charles Nor ton has left for his work In Port land, after spending the past month convalescing from a recent major operation. During his stay here he visited his moiner. Airs, riuuu Norton. Stops Here O. D. McAllister, formerly of this city and now lo cated by the Southern Pacific In Eocene, stooped here yesteiduy ell route north after spending ,lhu holi days in San Jose and other L'lilllor nia points. Obtain Marriage License A marriage license was issued iJe cember 31 to Miss Evangeline F. Rico, of Roseburg. and Walter Gor don, of San Francisco. In the lat ter city. Miss Rice is a daughter of Mrs. M. F. Rice of South Jack son street. Mr. Gordon Is also well known ill this city, having resided here while ho was superintendent of construction work at the veter ans administration facility. tralized government has been found in tills country, and by our constitution the freedom to enjoy the exercise of nil our inherent rights has been achieved, and tin organized balance has been struck between tyrunny and anarchy which safeguards the ruler from the people and the people from the ruler, because we are governed by law instead of by men. But now." continued the speak er, "the administration proposes to nullify the constitution as belong- inc to horse and buggy tiuys. nnu to set tin a planned economy In Its stead which shall turn this country over to socialism, with a dictator at the head. "This has already gone so far In this direction that, nccordlng to David Lawrence in the Saturday Evening Post, nine of the main planks proposed in the socialist nhitfnrm for the last fifteen years are being closely carried out by the New Deal, and according to lie- marest Lloyd, of Boston. lO per cent of the Karl Mnrx program is In the process of fulfillment by the New Ileal, while tile oilier ;iu per cent Is outdated. Also according to Senator Schall. who was killed Inst week, the administration has taken over 77 powers that belong eithor to the supremo court or to congress. "So it Is either the constitution nr socialism." concluded the speak er, "for they enn't both exist in this country at the same lime." Tonight's subject will be. "Are We Heading Into a 'Red' Revolution?" p., n.l .lniiBhter Lois and son ' " . .... . ... . wnere sue w inn e of I onkliiiiilnss and Mr and j Recitation, ctiristmns Long Ago, 8eVeral days. i ri. M.VrH. ', , ree chll-l,- A,in uleiie . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke and Mrs. Cleo Mon Is a 1 t r, e h , Christmas, j,iss Minnie Wilson stient Christ- . by (h.p pivi,. ., llny , (lle c 0. Gnrrett home Mrs. Emily Young was a gra- her home when Bhe entertained ai hounteous turkey dinner for mem bers of her family who were .Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Garrison and grand son Toninile. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. i Young and soil Gerald nnd daugh-1 ter Barbara, and Miss Martha Young of Walla Walla, Wash. ii Itei ltiiiloii, by Rarbara-Becker. . ,,ear Glendale. Tableau enacted the second chaii-: large number of relatives and friends were Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tanner. Mlsa Nellie llreedlovo of Aah- lnnd and Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Breed MR. AND MRS HAND ENTERTAIN THUHSDAY Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. K. If. McDanlels and daugh ter. Miss Betty, and son. Everett, Jr., left todny for their home in Portland, after spending Hie past week in Roseburg visiting Mrs. McDanlels' hrnthel'-in-lnw and Bis ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter S. Hamil ton. Their son, Larry fticnanieis, was here visiting at the Hamilton home until Sunday, when he re turned to his work In Portland. Mr. McDanlels la with the U. 9. forest service with headquarters In Portland. EASY TO INCREASE WARD KOBE WITH VARIETY OF BLOUSES PATTERNS 2553 AND 2554 With blouses so easy to make, and Winter materials so adaptable, colorful and inexpensive, limited wardrobes will perk up at the thought of having several varied styles of blouse to wear with a suit or extra skirt. Pattern 2553 wears an undeniably dressy air with ita softly rippling collar and deep, pointed cutfa. It would he lovely in a soft crepe or satin, with sparkling buttons. Pattern zio4 carries a nulc uf efficiency and tailored smartness that's irresis tible if Interpreted iu crepe, tie silk or jersey. Pattern 2553 Is available In sizes 12, 14. 16. IS, 20; 30, 32, 34. 36, 3S nnd 40. Size 16 takes 21 yards 39 inch fabric. Price 15c. 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Mr. Bagley. has just re turned from an extended tour of the islands of the South Pacific, where he spent five years . In a study of the natives. He has re cently been with Douglas Fair hanks. Sr.. to the Society, Samoan, Fijian, New Hebrides and Solo mon Islands, where many tnou sands of feet of motion pictures were made depicting the native life of the Islands. Mr. Bagley has number of Interesting pictures of the cannibals of the New Hebrides where he spent a couple of weeks with Fairbanks and the camera man. The three were the only white men on the island at that time. CITY VISITORS H. M. McCalie. of Reedaport was a business visitor In this city yeaterday. Mrs. Kalpn iiowaru uuu miss Blanche Barnes, of Tenmlle, spent fuesday In this city shopping an.i visilin?. rtov Alsnauch. ot myrtle ureea, was a business visitor In this city yesterday. W. A. Smith, of Glide, was a business visitor in Roseburg Tuesday. J. R. Bruce, rent estate aeaier from Myrtle Creek, was here Tues day on business. H. M. Howard and Donald nairu, of Umpqua, were business visitors in this city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mode, of Kel logg, spent yesterday In this city on business. A. F. Steams, of Oakland, was here for several hours yesterday on business. C. C. Hill, of Days Creek, was here attending to business for a short time yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. mimngion, cr Melrose, were visitors In this city yesterday. Frank Strader, of Dlxonvllle, was a business visitor in this city vesterdav. Ellon Bollenbaugh and Ray White, of Canyonville, were In town ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1. (AP) Well, hoys, you can start, chocking In vour masculinity anytime now the biologists are predicting a mnteleas world. Dr. Dnvld Causey or tne uni versity of Arkansas waited until leap year, with the gins toeing niarkB for their quadrennial mat rimonial offensive, to forecast a total eclipse of the male. He offers one constitution ine disappearance of the "stronger sex Is apparently confined as yet to the animal world, nut no nuns the twilight of human masculinity is possibly just a couple of eons beyond the limbo where dwells that well known bird, the dodo. Dr. Causey, here for the annual convention of the American Asso ciation for the Advancement of Science, said that sexuul reproduc tion appears to he an after thought nt ti ii I lire which she la slowly try ing to forget. Some species, he declared, already snow eviiience nf swincliiE back to the time wnon life was perpetuated without uene- fit of masculine support. In certain types of fishes, he explained, the care of the young, a irnriillunal female function, is being shunted on to the male. The male lu these species curries the fertilized eggs in his moutii until thev hatch. The glologlat pointed to changes in the relative sizes of the two sexes as another "line of deca dence." Among mammals the male is scarcely holding his own In super iority of size nnd among some ter mites the male has become entire ly dwarfed beside the female, tie said. hardment. Rome Explains The Rome communique confirm ed these Indications: "The Italian plunes mil not meuu to bomb tents of the Swedish Red Cross and other lted crosses, al though It is well known that Ethi opian chieftains take shelter un der Red Cross signs when they see Italian airplanes." Although first Ethiopian reports said nine Swedes and 23 Ethiopians of an ambulance unit died In the assault, the Italian government re ported : "News of the number of dead is nnt definilelv stated." The Swedish lted cross unu was believed by Ethiopian otiictuis themselves to have been in tne heart of their troop musses which have been menacing tion. l,raz iuni's army on the Ethiopian-Italian Soniiililnnd i'rolit.- Haile Selassie, seizing on mis case as a sequel to the bombing ot Aduwa and Dessye, told the league; "Wo naaln protest most expli citly ngainsl the criminal acts ol Hie Italian government." To which the Rome coininilnique, inferentially, replied: "The war methods of (he Hlhlo pians on the Honinllland nnd Ei'H reun fronts are already shown In docuinellla given to the league of nullona." Whiln fascist iifllcials thus. 110- fended vigorously the conduct ' ! their campaign, other Italians nt home saw the new year in more quietly than usual, lint with ilto customary cry "Viva 11 Duee!" still on Iheir lips. Iliilians wont home early Irnln Iheir now year's eve celebrations, under the economy rules of the tascist regime, decreed to combat league of nations war penalties. They did not. as 111 former new s eve ci'lonrai ions, casi juuiv into the streets, or break crockery on the paveniellls to heruld tin new vein. Most u their jiniK nan gone into the regime's wtir chest: the rest I hey saved. But fascists looked hopefully lo the new year to bring tlionl deci sive military triumphs ill East Allien and an end to the league's sanctions siege at home. OAKLAND, Jan. 1. one of tne . , 1,.,,.i,i., .,... ciirlst- pleasant uttutrs of Christmas ; mM visiting at the 1). O. week occurred Thursday evening Bl.el,(1iovo hoine. m,-. Breedlove re nhen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand . ,,,, i,. i.-rl,h,v Mr. Ilreed- entertained at an evening of cards lnv0 wl,j vslt hore U11m uttor New Year's. Alice Booth is 111 wllll measles. Lain inni i it MELROSE S. S. honoring Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hiind ELECTS OFFICERS and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hand MELROSE, Jan. 1 The Mel- who are here from South Dakota i-nse Suiulav school elected new of- i visiting relatives and friends. 'ive fleers Sunday morning for the en- hundred was the diveriion of the 1 because of the Illness of suing year, which Included Fred i evening with Walter Manning win-! rmoHier. M. Jin. van "lorn. llolieiliaKe, re-eiecu-u Miiio, nil.-,,..- uiiiK inK'i niwiv. , .w on!: Joel Fenn. assistant auperln- ning Mrs. Hand served delicious tendent: Ruth Tison. secretary, ! refreshments lo the honored Mrs. Catherine Horn, librarian; ' guests. Mr. und Mrs. John Hand Mrs. Hoffman, musician: Mrs. Car-1 and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hand. le Tison. assistant musician; Mrs. i. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Manning, Mr, George Mttnson, song lender, nnd Mrs. A. K Mallory, Mr. and A new class was formed, a class! j,.a. William Maniiing. James Mal- for the young married people, Willi; lory, Eloiso Hand and Dorothy John Hums of llrndford ( CL camp wus called to home here YONCALLA Fred Bonehrake being elected as iheir teacher. The teacher for the I Bible class will be chosen each Sunday from the clusa.. Mrs. 11. I'. Conn Is teacher for the young pen-nl-Mrs. E. It. Fenn for the Live Wires or Intermediate class, and Mrs. Clifford White teacher for the Sunbeams or primary grade. MR. AND MRS. MANNING ENTERTAIN SATURDAY OAKLAND. Jan. l.Mr. and Mrs. William Manning entertained at their home Saturday evening for a few friends lilul relatives at Manning. HARRY M. McCABE AND ELSIE TRAYLOR MARRY IN ROSEBURG TUESDAY Harry M. McCabe and YONCALLA, Dec. 30. Miss An nlo Rasmussen of Vancouver, Wash., uriived hero Tuesday to spend Christmas with her aunt Mrs. Annie Kelson. MIsb Dorothy Edes ot Eugene is homo for the holidays. Mr. and Mra. Leonard Moore of Sv.appy Camp, Calif., spent Sunday , ..siting at the E. V. Leach homo. Elsie I M8 Vencta Richards of Port- BANK NIGHT $75.00 Traylor, both of Heedsport, were . land spent Christmas with her married at onc-lhlrly o'clock Tiles ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgur Rich day afternoon, December ill, In , arils. Hoseburg by Judge George K.i m,-. and Mrs. Sam Waklushaw Quine. V. T. Jackson nnd Juanltn ,u,llt chiistniiis duy with relatives STARTS FRIDAY , EUCK JONES in "Ivory Handled Guns" fihnw. 1:30-3-7-9 P. M. Adults 256 Children 10 Around the County AZALEA Reeves acted as wltnessea. They will make their home In Heedsport. Mrs. McCnbe operates a hotel at liccdsport nnd Mr. McCalie is ein- I ployed on the pollco force there. a "500" pari v. At cards higli ; i lie inner is very t-u n.... score wns woii bv Mrs. Harold ItoFeburg. having formerly been a Hand llelalives and friends cn-l deputy sheriff of Douglas county jiiving the hospitality ot Mr. nnd i for u number of years. Mrs. Manning inel ltotl, llr. nnu ! Mrs. John Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hand. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Hand. Mr. nnd Mra. A. E. Carlson,, Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Manning and Mr. and Mrs. William Chrislensen of I'orthind. At n late hour dainly refreshmenta wore served by the liosl,oss, Mrs. Manning. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS ARE ENTERTAINED SUNDAY OAKLAND. : .Ian. 1-Mrs. Delia Sioverls and dauylitor. Mrs. George Trunilio. wore gracious hostesses Sunday when Ihey cutorlnliicd s of tlieir rolalhea and several friends nt a lovely chlilion dinner at tin: home of the former. The ilivilrd gnesl lisl Included Mr. and Mis. Henry Sioverls, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Har old Hand. Mr. and Mrs. John 1 In ml. Mr. Hedherc, Mr. nnd Mrs. I-red Glllllor, Itillie, Kiohard and Dnu nio Sioverls. Margaret Glossop mid George and Gene Trunilio. SALES TAX RULING HITS ADVERTISING IIOENIX. Ariz., Jan. 1 (AP) Arizona newspapers must m sales tax on advertisements, Judge Marlln T. Phelps has ruled. The court made lis decision in a suit hioiiL'ht bv (iiragi lirottiers. northern Arizona publishers, and the Southslde Publishing company against the Arizona tax commission. The plaintiffs alleged it was not the Intent ol the atale legislature to tax advertisements in newspa pers, and that hill as finally adopt ed did not carry n clause relating to advertisements. Judge Phelps, however, ruled that the legislature intended to tax advertisements. AZALEA, Dec. 31 Mr. and Mm. William Janlzer and sons Blllle 11 ml .liirkiu hud as their Chrislmaa gilcsla Mr. Jnntzer's lather, Frank Jimtzer Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John .lantzer and sons Bon nie and Stanley, David Lehinnil and Jiinuile Johns. Guests at the L. R. .letlka home on Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. 1'. H. Johnson nnd daughters Wllina and Barbara June of Porl lauil. Jlinnile JoiiUa und aon I'nt of Myrlle Point, Hurry .loiika of Walla Walla, Clarabclle Jenks of Medloid anil Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jenks and snli Wllhitd. Christmas dinner guests ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Feldnilllor wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Urn neck ol Wolf Creek, Ed Hurstow of An ehor, Mrs. Alllo .lames , White. Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Tripp hud us I heir house guests over Christ- Mr. und Mrs. Waller Hamilton ; mas nu ir s no, , .....,-.,., and their house guests. Mr. and , Mr. und Mrs. Neil '1 rlpp and fain- Mrs. E. 11. McDanlels and diuigh- i "y of f rnliclsco 1..1111., Miss Hottv. am son. Everett. ' lien son-in-iaw unu miwi n, DR. AND MRS. HOUCK ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY ON NEW YEAR'S EVE in Cottugo Grovo. Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Burt of Al bany spent Sunday here visiting ut the Suinler and Peret llomua. Miss Tliellllll Peterson, teucher ut Albany. Is homo for the holl- duys. ! Herbert Hunter left Tuesduy for his home lu Prosser, Wash. I Miss Manila Miller will visit relatives in Porllund over the holl 1 days. Miss Ethel Peterson, teacner nt Vernonlii, Is home for the holidays. M. II. Blonson left Tuesduy for Bridge, "re., where ho will visit his parenti' for a week. Mr. and Mra. Truitt unit (iiuign- ler of Salem spent sundtiy visiting Mrs. Triilit's pureiits, Mr. and mib. Charles lluiiiiuell. Mr. und Mra. Illimmell relumed to Salem with Iheir daughter fur tho liollduys. Little tirade Kunz won the beau llful bride doll, raffled oft by tho llhi'iiiv board Monday evening. Mr. und Mrs. E. V. Leuch left Tuesday for Coquillo, whoro they will visit Mrs. Leacha tnoiner m-oi- Clirislinaa. Jack Bishop of Los Angolea Is visiting Ills niolher, Mrs. Kiidie Bishop, and his ulster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daiigherty. Mr. und Mrs. Ilellls Cornult ;ind fanillv of lluxlon ure vlslllng ut the Clureiice Cornult homo tor n few . . .... .. . I1UVH. t.ari'isnn unu , ----- , ,, , ,.,, ,,,,. i.llH. IIOIIO 1, this week after spending ten days with her son, Donald, nt Langlols. Mr. und Mra. D. J. lingers und Mr. und Mrs. Henry Leniko left Today Only! A Grand Treat! lor, Jr., of Portland, were dinner gnosis of Dr. and Mrs. (! ge E. Ilnuok laHt evening at their attractive home on Soulh Stephens street OKLAHOMA U. FINE ARTS DEAN DIES SALE OF 'GAS' TO DRUNKS BANNED BY OIL CONCERN OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 1 (AP) I'lederlk Horn berg, 63. dean or fine altB at the University of Oklahoma, died in 11 hospital bore today of a heart attack. -He was co-author Willi Charles F. f Hard of the "Eloinon'ai y Theory of Music." which is used as a high school text. and Mi ami Mrs. E. o. Adams und family 1 or Itodnionil, Oregon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlle .Inntzer and sons Bobbie and Carl of Ceil-1 Mr. and' Mrs. Edwin Booth. Mr. i Hal Point spent Saturday night and and Mrs. Frederick J. Purler and .Viss Nolle Grogan joined tile group later in the evening (or a delight ful watch party. A buffet supper was served at eleven o'clock. i'? i'f EASTERN STAR WILL MEET THURSDAY NIGHT All members mid visiting mem bers of Roseburg chapter of East ern Star have been Invited to meet at eight o clock Tliursilay evening, January 2. at the Masonic temple. Sunday here visiting relatives nnd Irlends. MIsb Prlscllla Worthlngton spent Friday lu Hoseburg attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. C. llogue, Bill Bar ber or Coyote creek and Clarence Harbor of Yakima, Wash., spent Thursday here visiting ut the home of Mrs. Mary Bootii. Word was received here Thurs day 'by Mr. and 1...... Henry Gaed- eeke of a baby girl horn Christ mas eve to their son-in-law and Dr.H.R.Nerbas DENTIST GAS WHEN DESIRED Masonic BIdg. Phone 488-J Shabby Cars We can make them look like new at small expense. Murphy's Auto Paint and Reflnlsh Shop Near corner Oak and Stephens In Spaugh Untitling. In line with efforts being made by various public and private or ganizations to reduce the terrific number of automobile accidents, Clarence S. Beesemyer, vice-presi dent and general mannger of the Gilmore Oil Co., has dispatched a ! letter to all branch managers of his concern on the Pacific coast Instructing them to request all in-1 dependent dealers to refuse to sell gasoline to Btty person who calls 1 at a stntion In an intoxicated con-1 dltlon. This order was Issued by Beese myer following an appeal made I by Dave F. Smith, chairman of the Loa Angeles Traffic Advisory board, for business executives to help in devising methods to mini mize drunken driving on the streets. NOTICE Ownership of Dad Moffitt's Gro cery anil Service Station 011 Har vard Avenue hns boon tiansrorrod to W. F. Hopkins, who will not lie responsible for dolus contracted under the former management. Adv. DANCE Canyonville Hall Rhythmen Sponsored by South Umpqu? Rod and Gun Club NEW YEARS NIGHT Wednesday, Jan. 1 WE'VE DONE PRETTY WELL Starts Thursday! Phone 424 We've rubbed and we've waved and we've cut. We've creamed and we've lotioned and we've pol ished. And we've helped to make the women of Dougla9 county more beautiful for 365 days of 1935. Tired? Not a bit of it! Just watch us go in '36! ILA'S BEAUTY SHOP Third Floor Perkins BIdg. m I,
