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ROSEBURC, NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1936.
ELECT OFFICERS
1 Junior high hcIiooI liall room el
' "ectiuiw were lield Wediiewlay in
tho rfsppciive rooms. The offlc
fin will ruialn thutr seals for Hid
juinatiKicr o( this sumeHtor.
In the nlnlti Riudo elections the
fcrllowiiiK orricerB were cIiokmii:
Itoom 209. with Thelma Kmllli ail
viaor, 1-fOimni (JerrlUm, chair
limn; Cecil Pierce, vice-chulnnan ;
Mury fciien hywutcr, Keeretury
tinuHur(;r, and Phyllis NYlKott, as-
' sociatu'l student body council rei
lesentutive. itoom 211, with Knid
Veatch advisor, Alary Murphy,
chairniiin; Paul Homier, vice chair
man; Virginia HiiHBell, Hocretary
treaaurer, ami Mary Alice Wol
ford, council repreBcntative, Iloom
304, with Marjorie Chtnlor advlmir,
Conine Anne Pony, chairman;
Dale Uoraen, vlce-chalrinau; Dol
ores Cacy, accreiary-trcanurer, and
Marian Pailen, council repreenta
tive. Itoom 311, Paul Warren ad
visor; Horace Peinherton, rhalr-
; man; Hill Huller, vice-r lmii man ;
Gladys Ilort, secrlary-treaurer,
and Helen Kvans, council repre
sentative. Eighth Kiado roll rooms choe
the following chairmen: Hetty
Ityrd, :t"7; Virgil SaundeiH, room
33; Dick Rhhey, room 2(M; Patty
I'm-ket, room 2o5. Vice-chairmen,
Archie Neil, 307; Jack Crate, 3M;
Freda Ilarker, 204; and Hiuce
Yeagcr, 205. Hecretary-treaKiirer,
Mary Virginia Hatfield, 307; Doug
las Ilrown, 303; Laveru Knanrler,
204; Donald Itultard, 25. Student
council representatives, Carolyn
Allen, 307; Dorothy Crnmmett,
303; Raymond Puckt'lt, 204, iUi-1
Donald Wilson. 20.1. Advisors Tor
these rooms are: (ieralrllne Hick
son. 3o7; Carl formers, 303; Mrs.
A. Caraway, 201, ami Mis. J. K.
Kalhe, 20.
Seventh grade elections were:
Room 310, chairman, llllly Cnoil
ow; vice-president, ICvHiigellne
Feyerlsen; secretary treasurer,
Mary Peterson; council represen
tative, Lucia Hritton. Margaret
Carr is their advisor. Itoom 3ofi,
with Ralph Church, advlHor, chair
man, Hazel Adams; Keith Harri
son, vice-chairman ; Patricia Quine,
secretary-treasurer; Donald Hull,
council representative. Itoom 2o3,
. Scott Williams, advisor; Carolyn
Cordon, chairman; ChnrlcB lllney,
vice-chairman ; Verna May Head,
secretary-treasurer; Peg By Frlits,
.council reprcnentnlive. Room HID,
Amanda Anderson, leader; Doug
las Florence, chairman; Jlmmle
Finlay, vice-chairman; Dolores
Julius, Hecrelary-treiisurer; I 1 a
Nosh, council repreceutallvb.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hogan and
Mrs. HoKan's sister, Miss isabelle
Harvey spent Saturday afternoon
in liosebuig shoppiiiK and vi Biting.
Miss Harvey remained over Sun
day, returning home Monday morn
ing. MIbs Margaret Klnkald Is able to
be back at work in her beauty
parlor this week after being sick
at her home for the greater part
(JDKNDALK. Feb. 5 Mrs. C.
. JUKimni turn uum iiuui uu Ouklanil nuiills
Sidney and S. K. Ingham arrived tne "uKlan(I I,U''MB'
here Thursday alter several weeks
viblt In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Francis Nelson returned
Thursday evening after attending
to business affairs and visiting
friends in Roseburg a brief time.
Nat S. Woodroffe returned Sun
lay after several uays attending to
business In Portland.
C, O. Garret transacted business
in Hoseburg Wednesday.
Albert Jones of Saginaw visited,, - luD. ,Q,
wittily wjiii oi imreiiLB iiete wcu-
uenday.
Miss (JatcB of Portland was a
business caller here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carlson and
sous Jackie and Burton left Satur
day to make an extended visit in
Portland and oilier northern cities.
Charles Ilnice Jr. attended the
1'niversity of Oregon and Washing
ton basketball game at Kugene
Saturday night.
Miss Hetty June Johnson of Co-
qtnlle returned to her home Sun
day after a ten day visit here
with her father, l-.u Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Richards re
turned Thtusday from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olson of
JOURNEY AS PRIZE
News of Douglas County
GLENDALE
land Included Miss (Jeorgla Itaeves,
Mary Jane itoviugdon, John Ha
kiuson, Alfred English and Roberta
owell. Two debates were won by
Miss Gretchen Movloua returned
to Oakland Sunday evening from
her home In Ashland where she
has been receiving medical atten
tion. Miss Movlous Is an Instruc
tor in the Oakland school.
Mrs. Hugh Miller and daughter,
Mias Marjorie, motored to Kugene
Friday where Miss Marjorie re
ceived medical treatment for an in
fected foot she has been suffering
with for some time.
ARred Smith, of Umpire, Oregon,
viai ted here over the week-end
with his daughters. Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Katheriue Smith.
Miss Leo i a Jones returned Tues
day from Salem where she had
Klamuth Falls visited oyer the,amjnt Ule past week visiting with
week-end with M
Art Olnon.
Olson's brother,
her sister. Miss orothy Jones,
1iua 1!mi1Iiiu PaIvuI hint u liar
The group of local Masons who'h,inil ,,, iuu, ,...i, miuh t'n,,i.
attended the (1:30 baiujuet and past , . ,ltnRr,ull(, flf w'.lhur.
masters night at Roseburg e. - aj,. und Mrs. joe Smith and son,
nesday vmi iir ; were J -v -r'-, Floyd, motored to Wilbur Sunday
itv' i.(,hin v a fihm. Hu.h 1 wllB,'fl W anu his brother, Vir-t
Slev.iMon. Carl Set her. W. N. ; KU Sm th. were the honored guests ;
Mouchett, Forn JJarrel und Ilarr .""Tl .T.
St umbo juiniiur tor which .nin. virKii omuu
Dr. Campbell and MIbb Janet is- I
.1oflat. county health officers, of ami Artnur nerce or.
Roseburg. attended to business ; t.ienoaie were overnigni gueBis
here Tuesday and Thursday of last j Haiurduy of Mrs. Pierces parents,
w,.'k. 1UD(1 AlrH- Je Smith. I
Mrs. Wm. Adams, who Is In a ami Mrs. Hugh Miller and I
rltlcal condition, was taken to the F daughter, MIbb Marjorie, have as I
tneir nouse gueHt this weeK Allss
Kuhnltu Mills of Eugene.
J. N. Cohb was called to Prlne
ville the latter part of the week by
I the aerloiiB illness of his mother.
1 Mr. Cohb buys stock In and around
Oakland and makes his home with I
Mr. and Mrs. Krwln Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bridges and
daughter, MIbs Joyce, and sou,
Duu and Robbie Stearns spent Sun
day afternoon In Roseburg visiting
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Rice have
as their house guest this week,
Roseburg hospital Friday.
OAKLAND
OAKLAND, Feb. 6. Miss Mary
Willi claw chaperoned a number of
her high school pupils who at
tended the debating tournament
held at the U afield college Friday
of last week. Students who took
part in this tournament from Oak-
A girl In tho senior cUibb or
ItOseburg blah school may be the
winner of a trip to Washington
D. C as the Oregon representa
tive In the good citizenship pil
grimage sponsored by the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution.
This good citizenship pilgrimage
to WtiHhlngtou, I). C. 1.4 being
sponsored by 1). A. It. throughout
the nation. The plan was begun hy
Ituth Mryan Owen, a congress
woman from Florida, who look a
group of eighteen boys und eigh
teen girls to Washington from her
congressional district to point nut
to them some of the many InlereBt
lng features grunds, buildings,
lng features -grounds, buildings,
With the capilol. I
This trip Is limited to senior I
fills In IiIkIi schools located In 1
cities w hicli havi local chapters i
of the D. A. R., who sponsored the'
contest In that city. The iuallti-1
cations for eligibility are: Depend
ability; pu act un lily, truthfulness,
loyalty, self-comml. Service: co-!
operation, courtesy, respect for !
proper authority and rkhls of I
others. Leadership: limit: hint ion,
command of good will ami respect
of others and bent (o h-ad. Patri
ot ism: interest and pride In fu Hi
lly, school, community, and nation,
and wlllitiKiiesH to sacrifice for
others. Scholarship: must have
passing grades in all similes.
One girl from each slate will he
selected. The girl will be voted
' upon by the student body and fac
' ulty. The one chosen from Rose
burg will receive the D. A. It. cltl
zenshln medal nreHcnted hv the
Roseburg chnpter of D. A. R., and i rin oi ureen vauey.
her name will be forwarded to the! Max Lyons of Portland spent
the state regent nnd the state mi- several duys here lasL week at
Al'lor the local candidates have ' tending to businesH and vUltlng
been received, the Oregon repre- with relatives and friends.
Bontallvo will bo selected by lot by MisB Vivian Malone spent the
in stale regent and the stale su-wooK-enu in tugene visiting ner
perlutendent of public Instruction. parents und other relutives and
The girl chosen will leave for i friends.
Washington, 1), C April l:l to 14 j, Mrs. C. L. Chenoweth and daugh
ifiMl fviH pi-rive there April 7, theiter, MIbb Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs.
opeVtng (Tate of the national con-JameB llovlngdon spent Saturday
HI'chh of the Daughters of the 1 In Roseburg attending to some
American Revolution. Tho Oregon j businesH u flairs.
roprcHentnlive will spend from Dr. and Mrs. K.. J, WaliiBcutt of
April 17 to 21 in Washington, D. U. f Roseburg were Sunday viBitors at
The Roseburg student body is 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
voting for ita candidate this Medley.
week. The final winner will bo an-J Mr. and Mrs, Keith Keateraou of
noil need at the Lincoln day assent-! Kellogg were business visitors in
bly, Wednesday, February 12. j Oakland Monday.
CAMAS VALLEY
CAMAS VALLEY. Feb. 6. Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. O'Neal and two sons
Jimmy and Danny of Marshfield
called at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Wheeler Sunday evening
while on their way home from
Roseburg;
Mr. and Mrs. F. R, Brown and
Neal lirown took a load of hogs to
Roseburg Tuesday morning.
Oran Stand ley got a sharp snag
of wire cable stuck in his knee
Tuesday while working In the
woods for the Stand ley ilros. lum
ber company. The snag ran up un
der the knee cup and has become
infected from the rusty wire. He
is having the injury cared for by
Dr. Foley of Roseburg.
Mrs. O. B. Murray went to Co
qullle on business Tuesday.
The special election was held at
the schoolhouse Friday.
Dee Coon has been rebuilding
the wire fence on the front of his
place. He has put in all new posts
and straightened up the fence, also
trimmed out the fence row.
Mr. Porter received word a short
time ago of the death of an elder
sister at her home in Miama, Okla
homa. Rex Dick spent Saturday eve
ning and Sunday here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dick.
He returned to Alleghany Sunday
evening where he is employed in a
logging camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coates and
daughter, Helen, came up from
Powers Saturday noon and visited
until Sunday evening at the R. W.
Dick home. Work In the logging
camps at Powers has shut down
Indefinitely, due to the longshore
men's strike in San Francisco,
which is the marketing point for
Powers products.
Jim Farmer spent the week-end
at the home of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tbelmar
Farmer.
Mrs. Fred Lange, who has been
living in Arizona lor the past year,
visited friends In the valley Friday
leaving by bus for her home Sat
urday noon. She was called to
Whitesun, Oregon, a short time
ago by the serious illness of her
mother and Just prior to her visit
here had spent several days in
Marshfield visiting her husband's
mother, Mrs. George Trueinan.
The grange is sponsoring a de
bate by a team from the university
in Kugene on the subject, "Can the
United Slates Keep Out of the
Next War?" The debate is sched
uled for the evening of Feb. 13,
and Is free to all who wish to
hear it.
Miss Georgia Kay lor and a
friend, Miss Helen Magers, from
Roseburg went to the coast Friday
noon, returning to Roseburg Sat
urday where Miss Kaylor spent the
week-end with her friend.
. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Allen and
small son, Larry Alvln, spent, the
week-end at Dandon.
Clinton Atherton, of Roseburg,
visited Ills father, Claude Atherton,
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Paulson en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walt-
raff and son Fred at a one o'clock
dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Pederson of
Kugene spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Kruest Wheeler and
Miss IJertha Lary. Mrs. Pederson
Is an old schoolmate of Miss
Lary.
There is no doubt that the
groundhog saw his shadow Feb. 2,
If he ventured out at all, as the
sua shone brightly all the after
noon. '
School and all other community
activities were resumed this week
after being cloned all of last
week.
Floyd Stoble, who has the Dura-,
heck place rented, has been clean
ing up and burning the debris
where the old barn blew down.
The cold weather began to break
Sunday and by Monday evening
the weather was much warmer and
it begun ruining.
AZALEA
AZALEA, Feb. 5. Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Smith and daughter.
Wibby. and Oscar Smith, spent
Friday In Roseburg visiting the tat
ter's wife, who is ill there.
Frank Jantzer, Jr.. and Ernest
Pope attended to business in Rose
burg Monday.
Mrs. I-owell Curtis and Infant
son, Robert Thomas were brought
to their home here Sunday from
Deacon View maternity home in
Grants Pass.
Deputy Sheriff Clifford Thornton
of Roseburg attended to official
business here Monday.
Henry Rohl and Al Kohl spent
Monday In Grants Pass and Med-
ford. They visited Larry Rohl in
Grants Pass, who is ill there, and
is reported to be unimproved.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Swan of Ft.
Klamath, stopped for a short visit
here Saturday with friends en
route to Oakland, Ore., to attend to
business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. . P. Jantzer and
sons, Rlllie and Jackie, and Jlmmle
Johns visited relatives and trans
acted business matters in Grants
Pass Monday.
Mrs. Gerald Pickett and Ed
Dnmewood of McKlnzie Bridge.
arrived hero Wednesday for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Bessie Warner and Henry
Warner of Myrtle Point visited a
short time here Wednesday even
ing and Thursday morning with
the former's son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns en
route to Shasta City, Calif., to vhilt
relatives. Mrs. Johns accompanied
them there, and they returned here
Friday afternoon.
TENMILE
TENMILE, Feb. 6. Tho Com
munity circle met last week at the
honfe pf Mrs. Chas. Rowell. An im
promptu program was arranged by
Miss Irene Rowetl In the absence
of the program committee. All en
Joyed the afternoon. A delightful
luncheon was prepared by Mrs.
Minnie Lock wood. Mrs. Annie
Lockwood and Mrs. Rowell. The
next meeting Is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Grace Parties with
Mrs. Lottie Riegle and Mrs. Othol
Humes as hostesses on Feb,. 12.
The amusement for the afternoon
will be Valentines mude by each
member present.
Monday of this week being Mr.
Laswell's and Jack Cabot's birth
days, Mrs. Nettle Cabot entertain
ed with a party for them at the
schoolhouse.
Camilla Bell has been quite 111
at her home with measles.
The high school pupils are back
in school again after a week of
quarantine of the Camas , Valley
school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vaughn re
turned Tuesday from a visit with
Mrs. Vaughn's brothers In Los An
geles Cor the past six weeks. Mr.
Vaughn left on Wednesday for Eu
gene where be will resume his
work. Mrs. Vaughn will go later.
Visitors at the primary grades
last week were Mrs. Elbe and
daughter Leoral, Francis Mo
Daniel, Mrs. Henry Itoweli and
Mrs. lsma Vance.
Mrs. Esther Cabot'd mother, Mrs.
McCuffey, of Carlton, has been
visiting here for the past two
weeks. r
The home economics club met at
the home of Mrs. Rowell this
week.
Matured, Nine-Inch
Salmon in Tahkenitch
Puzzling Culturists
Mream sport fishing and deep-sea
fishing are available in the 'same
urea wus pointed ouU
WILBUR
WILnUIt, Feb. 5 E. II. Otting
er or Hoseburg vlisited Saturday
wilh friends In Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKay. Mrs.
T. E. tirae lind Mrs. Walter Kinsel
went to Oakland Thursday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Plnkston.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown
and children were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George
Short.
Mr. and Mi'b. G. H. Dowes and
family of Phoenix, Arizona, have
moved to the Kodgers ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wickham of
Halsey spent the week-end with
Mrs. Wtckham's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. V. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Brown and
family have moved into their new
residence which has just been com
pleted. T. E. Grae, who has been 111 for
several weeks, is able to be out
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Emnittt, of Tyee,
were business visitors in Hose
burg Wednesday.
State fish culturists are puzzled
at the appearance of a run of pe
culiar salmon Into Tahkenitch lake
near Gardiner, Ore.
The strange salmon, said to be
entering the lake from the sea In
great numbers, are only nine
inches In length, yet they uie fully
dcjeVoped and the Ifx-malei con
tain rlne eircs.
Matt L. Kyckman, superinten
dent of hatcheries for the game
commission, said he believed them
to be sllversides, but he could not
explain their Infant size.
"Each of the females," ho said,
"contains ripe eggs and the males
also were found to be fully devel
oped. They possess definitely fork
ed tails as do tbe young of true
salmon."
Residents of the vicinity, he
said, sent several specimens to the
state offices In Portland. They
said the run . was a common an
nual occurrence.
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