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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1936. 1HAEE Local News Mr. Rtce In Town H. P. Rice, of Myrtle Creek, spent Thursday In this ciiy on business. Ill at Home Dr. R. J. I-ockwond Is reported to be ill at Ills home on East Cass street. Reported III Robert Ridgeway 1b reported (o be confined to his home on account of illness. Goes to Portland Attorney City Cordon Ih spending a couple of days In Portland attending to business. Working at Copco Mrs. Leonard Riley is working a few ifays at the Copco office, where slid was for merly employed. Returns to Coast I- R. Cham- br lino returned to his work at Mprshfield, after spending a short time here with his family. Here on Business .Tack Joyce ond Dan IMowtnnn. of the forestry department at Sulem, were busi ness' visitor! here yesterday. Improving Mrs. C. H. Thurston, Jr., is reported to be improved at her home In Laurelwood, after be ing ill for the past several days. Qo to Portland Mr. and Mrs. leroy Iliatt and dnughtor, Yvonne, and Miss Marjorie Chester and Mi Bfl Tbolma Smith left today for Portland to attend the opera. Able to Be Out J. R. Ratley, lo cal mail carrier, in able to be out again, after being very III for the past several weeks. He recently underwent a major operation at Mercy hospital. Transferred Here Leonard Schwnrz. of Marnhflfld, has been transferred to Ihe Rosehurg Safe wav meat market to take the place of "Cy" Pearce, who Is now locat ed at Marshfield. Back From Cottaae Grove-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harrison are back from Cottage Grove, nTler having been called there by the dentil of the hitter's father. The funeral was held Wednesday. Mr. Clarke in Town A. G. Clurke, ot Ulendule, was here Thursday attending to business. Here From Canyonvllle John A. Feun, of Canyonville, spent Thurs day in town attending to business. Here Shopping; Mrs. Etta Wei- kel. of Coos Junction, spent Thursday in this city shopping and visiting. Here on Business Cleorgo Edes, assistant postmaster at Youcalla, spent Thursday in . this city at tending to business. Given Promotion F. W. Prink, district supervisor of meat market departments for Safeway stores, has been promoted to ttie Portland office. Attending Conference Jack Donahue left yesterduy for Port land to attend a three-flay sales conference. Leave For Portland Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams. Miss Gerald ine Hixson, Miss Enid Veatch and Miss Amanda J. Anderson left to day for Portland to attend the opera and spend the week-end. Visiting at Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wilson, of Kane street, are spending a week visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hoaglaud, at Reedsport. Mr. Knight Home Fred A. Knight returned to his home in this city this morning, after spend ing the past four and a half months in Portland, where he served on the federal jury. D. of U. V. to Meet Florence Nightingale tent. No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, will meet at 7:30 o'clock to night, March i3, at the armory to make plans for the spring months. Back From Range Fred L. Routhwick, .Leslie Cummlngs and Ira Debolt. of the Douglas County Fire Patrol association office, nre back, after spending several days on the coast range on business. Leave for Portland Mrs. C. S. Heinllne. Mrs. Raymond Hallard, Mrs. I. R. Itiddle and Miss Martha Yeo left today for Portland to at tend the opera and remain until Monday, visiting relatives and friends. Card Party Announced A bene- fit St. Patrick raid party ba jieeii announced by tne American ijopion auxiliary for next Tuesday even ing. March 17, to be held at the armory nt eight o'clock. Prizes will be awarded for contract and miction bridge and five hundred. The public has been invited. St. Patrick Dance Saturday Rosehurg Country club members and their invited guests have been asked to attend the St. Patrick dance at the clubhouse Saturday night, March 14. Keith Phillips' orchestra will furnish the music. Miss Rldress Judd aud Miss Her nice Wainscott are joint chairmen, assisted by Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. R. D. Coen and Mrs. E. G. Khl-hagen. Invited to Demonstration All 4 H club girls enrolled in cooking and canning have been Invited to attend a cooking demonstration to be held i;y Mrs. Chaney at the Southern Oregon Gas company of fice at 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing. March 14. Mrs. Chaney was a 4-H club girl for a number of years and Is still interested in the club wnrk. She unren all rlnb eivi to attend the demonstration. Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 312 E. Cass St. : Phone 445-R Spend Day at Coast Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor spent Wednes day attending to business at coast points and stopped en route home at Reedsport to visit the former's brother, Roy A. Taylor, and family. Taklna Post Graduate Course- Opal A. Sihler, of Rosehurg, has entered the Los Angeles County General hospital to take a post graduuie course In the school of surgical nursing. She is a gradu ate of Rosehurg high school and a graduate nurse of Sellwood Gen eral hospital. She is a duughter of Mrs. W. B, Atterbury, of this city. He Carries On SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER EMBROIDERY CLUB MEETS THURSDAY MKI.ROSK, March 13. The West Melrose Embroidery club met Thurstlay afternoon ot Hie .lull house with Mrs. Ilemice Jones as hostess, assisted by Mrs. (!eOiftu ?tiiitiaOii. iiniinitn nf ullil snrlne beau ! ties were useil as decorutions and (at 2:3 a lovely dessert-luncheon I was served. The club members ! snent the afternoon hours preced 'ing the luncheon In pleeln quilt I blocks. A short business meetinc : was held and upon roll call all members responded with a read- I Inn i The members enloylne the aft lernoon were Mrs. Good Thompson. 'Mrs. Emma Cooper, Mrs. E. SI. Seeley. Mrs. Vernon Vinson, Mrs. I Amy Crlteser. Mrs. Cora Brothers, Mrs. John Richards. Mrs. Hoft- niun. Mrs. fi. Z. Newman, Mrs. Ray ! I'etrcnnln, Mrs. (Jeorse Munson and the hostess, Mrs. Ilernlece i Jones. DATED HERE FOR SPECIAL SERVICES PRESIDENT PLANS WATERWAYS PACT Charles Evant Hufhti 111 Charles Evans Hughes III did honor to his namesake and grandfather, chief Justice of tha supreme court, when he was elected to Pfci Beta Kappa, chair manship of the junior prom and managing editor of the campus newspaper at Brown university, Providence, R. I., where his father I covers were and grandfather were also stu 1 dents.. i BIRTHDAY DINNER IS ENJOYED ON SUNDAY I MEI.IIOSE, March 13. .Mr. and I Mrs. Vincent Preschern entertain ied at a birthday dinner at their I home Sunday ot twelve o'clock ! honoring the anniversary of the 'latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! Julius Sinilt. which occurred Run I day ond Monday. I At a prettily arranged table placed for Mr. and Mm. Sindt, guests of honor, and for Mr. and Mrs. Fred llrnthors. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Sindt nnd son. Miss Herthn Prnsehern, Karl Preschern nnd the host and hos tess. Mr. and Mrs. Preschern. A lovely decorated birthday cake, linked hv Mrs. Preschern. was served at Ihe dinner. The aft ernoon was enjoynlily spent In vis iting. it it it MRS. BACKLUND HAS BIRTHDAY DINNER MELROSE, March 13. A llirth- I ! I f.n.nal'lny dinner was enjoyed Sunday at JaiUng cf LoqperR Causes' hon)e of Mr 011ll Mra Cn,., Aopel to Relief Body HncUlund when a dinner was serv- p.i ed In honor nf Mrs. Backlund. in Clatsop County. j Th8 (1nnm. WB8 Berveu ,)Uffot , , , Z , . I style from a table which was ecu- ASTORIA. Ore., March 13.- ,,, wtn hlrlhnay cllke baked fAPl-A """'her of fami iej. or j b MrR stanl(,v sjoKrcn. Tnow loFitora held In the conntv jail on lpnJ ,, thB 111er were Mr inbor riot chnrires annealed today j Mra rnrl nnckluml. Mr. anl, Mr8. for assistance rrom tne county le- Slnnley snKreni Miss charlotte lief rommlttee. 'Wlllinms. Miss Itelen nnd Miss Tted Cross authorities reported . r),..hv ,,,.,,, ,.,. Ander. Kiving aid to one case requiring Ron vctm. pnu, Arnul'r nnd otto Immediate attention. i nncklnnd. Tim nfiornoon hours KIN OF ALLEGED IT MRS. IRVINE HOSTESS TO JOLLY DOZEN CLU3 MYRTLE CREEK, Murch 13. Mrs. Kuby Irvine of Portland was a prat' to us hostess to the Jolly Oozen club, Wednesday afternoon, ut the home of Mrs. Ralph Stearns. Members were Mrs. May Shirt -cliff , Mrs. .ioua Stt arns, Mrs. Kminu ld Rer wood, Mrs. Helen Veirell, Mrs. Addie Muxson, Mrs. (iruce Bates, Mrs. Verne I'onley, Mrs. Anna Shlrtrllff, Mrs. Muyme Wilson, Mrs. Margaret Dyer and the hostess, Mrs. Irvine. Mrs. Pan Poling was a guest. Painty refreshments were served lute. In Hhe evening after a pleasant after noon spent in BewiiiK aud visit ing. ft fl COMMUNITY CIRCLE HAS INTERESTING MEETING TKNM1LK, March 13. Sixteen itymbers of the Coinmunfty cirele njoyed a very pltu.su nt atteruoon at the home of Mrs. Lena Howell Wednesday. All members con tributed a part In the program which was very Interesting. Later a potluclt lunch was served. The next meeting will be a hridul show er for Mrs. Vera Hoffman at the home of her mother, Mrs. May Si hold Wednesday, March 25. to to REV. AND MRS. ZOOK AND FAMILY HONORED MYltTLIO CKKKK, March 13. A farewell dinner honoring Kev. and Mrs. Frank W, Zook and family was served in the church buse ment Wednesday evening and was attended by a large group of mem bers of the church. Mrs. H. K. Kngllsh of Oakland was present which added to the enjoyment of the occasion. After the dinner the happy hour service was held led by the pastor, liev. Mr. Zook. WASHINGTON, March 13. (AP) President Roosevelt reiter ated today he would seek a new treaty with Canada for develop ment of the St. Iawrence water ways, hut emphasized he did not expect to submit a pact to this bessiou of the senate. He set no time for reopening negotiations with Canada, but In a letter this week to Senator Pitt man D.. N'ev.L he expressed con fidence the relations between Canada and the United States would make such a treaty possible whenever It was undertaken. MILWAUKIE, Ore.. March 13. fAP William Slmonton-, man ager of the Ladd Estate company. was convicted in Justice court here of destroying game fish by drain tug duck lake, which adjoins Lake Oswego. He was fined lbU. The state charged that thous ands of fish died In the mud. The lake Is drained annually, but flBli usually are dipped out, state game officers said. ght a Cold ? To help end it sooner, rub throat and chest with Victts VAPORUB Mnjor Andrew T.oncy, above, of the Salvation Army will be In the local Sulvntion Army hall. -1(17 Cnss street. The major's subject for Saturday evening will be "Travelog of a Soul." Sunday morning at n o- clock bo will speak on "Holiness." and Sunday evening nt K o'clock Ills subject will be, "Sin or salvation?" The nin or will also contiuct tne usual weekly Sunday school class, at 9:45 Sunday morning. activities. K. A. llrltton, who ar ranged for lloseburg participation In the entnrtulnment, will provide transportation for the group and present bis axe throwing stunt. Other members of the troupe will bo Mary nnd Murguret French in a Gypsy tup dunce; Allen Cordon, accordionist: Helen White and Judith Hodges iu "Hill Hilly" music. Glide P.-T. A. to Meet The Glide P.-T. A. will meet Monday evening, March 16, at eight o'clock. Mrs. J. K. Falbe will be the guest speaker on the subject, "Citizen ship." The program will Include inusicul numbers and a special skit jby the .seventh and eighth gratis students to advertise the benefit entertainment. A number of breadwinners were tniled for alleged participation in the jurisdictional lnhor riot in which two were Mlled at the Crown Willamette logging opera tions last Saturday. The countv court will undertake .o inrm a reiucy nuuui b.i.m.!k fr,em,9 wna llei,i at lief to fnm Hies of men held last Thursdav night. Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lang have left for their home in Portland. Mrs. Lang spent several days here as the guest of Mrs. R. H. Wilson on South Jackson street, while Mr, Lang accompanied Mr. WIlBon and Marlowe McKay to San Francisco on a business trip for the Ford Motor company of this city. Return From Portland Mrs. Vic tor Micelli and her mother, Mrs. Annie Russell, of this city, and their friend, Mrs. Thomas T. Grigs by, of Tacoma, returned to Rose burg yesterday, after an absence of several days. Mrs. Micelli and Mrs. Russell visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson in Port land, and Mrs. Grigsby visited her sister at Gresham. Leave For Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. J. P.'Motschenbacher and daughter, Susan, and son, lOlliott, left today for Klamath Falls to spend the week-end visiting rela tives and friends. They formerly resided there, before Mr. Motschen- bacher was transferred by Copco to Rosehurg. They will be accom panied home Sunday by Mrs. Motschenbacher's mother, Mrs. E. L. Elliott, who will spend a week here visiting. A week from Sunday Mr. Elliott and daughter. Miss Maxine, plan to come to Rosehurg tor a day s visit and to take Mrs, Elliott bnck to Klamath Fails. were pleasantly spent In visiting. a a Ut BIBLE CLASS HAS POTLUCK SUPPER CAMAS VALLEY, Mnrch 13. The monthly notluck supper meet ing of the Ilible class and thelr the church Due to Htek- uovernor iviurun s con u-u m-iB ,, ..., i. .,,nr i n vesligatlng the fatal Hot. concluded ' lnU m,mbol. ,v0,.e m.p!leni, Af)r Its honrlngs here and nt.ScnsWe. ..p,r,n,la ,,- tllB Pvnc wna annnl vlnftlnir ntwl Riiipinir areThose present were Mr. and Mrs. nnd went to Portland to question I others today. All sessions closed. PORTLAND, March 13. (AP) The question of whether to grant relief assistance to families of log- gors held in jail nt Astorln on chnrees of riot is for the Clatsop cnuntv relief committee to decide, the stnte relief administrator's of fice advised todav. Countv committees have broad nowers In meeting local conditions. It was pointed out. Should the Clatsop committee appeal to- the stnte administrator for an opinion, the question doubt less would be referred to tbo state relief committee which meets later this month. The committee has not outlined procedure In such cases, attaches nt the relief office said. WOOL OFFERINGS IN NORTHWEST SCANT Ernest Wheeler, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. Paulson, Mrs. E. W, Huntley, Miss Bertha Lary, Miss Josephine Smith, Miss fieorgia Kayler nnd Miss Rachel Foray the. ! rffc MEDICAL ASSOCIATION HAS DINNER MEETING WEDNESDAY EVENING The Medical association held lis March dinner meeting at fi:30 o'clock Wednesday evening in the Rlue room of the Umpqua hotel. Dr. H, R. Shoemaker, secretary, presided In the absence of the president, Dr. George E. Houck, Covers were placed for Dr. Shoe maker, Dr. A. C. Seely, Dr. E. B. Stewart, Dr. C. B. Wade, Dr. J. B. Foley, Franklyn Voyt and Dr. Swlnney, of Medford. Dr. Swin ney'was guest speaker for the even in p. MISS ALPHABELLE GRUBBE ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB OAKLAND, March 13. Miss Al phabelle (iruhbe was a charming hostess Friday evening nt her home when she entertained the members of her sewing elub. Aft er un evening spent in visiting and sewing Miss (iruhbe assisted by her mother, Mrs: A. B. (iruhbe, served refreshments to Miss Mar garet Kiukuid, Miss Kliabetb Smith, Miss Paulino Pelel and Miss Isabelle Harvey. 0 to D. A. R. WILL MEET NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON AT ROY ENTLER HOME The l. A. It. will meet nt 2:15 o'clock Monday afternoon, March 16, at the Hoy Eutler home In Lau rel wood with Mrs. Kntler and Mrs. Watson E. Boise as Joint hostesses. Mrs. L. E. Good bourne will he (he program chairman for the ntt- crnoon and all members are most cordially invited. A to N. OF W. HAS BUSINESS MEETING YONCALLA, March III. The re gular meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft, Voncalla circle, was held Tuesday evening. Following the regular meuilug. a social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Eugenia Krommiugo nnd Mrs. Ruth Kdes serving delicious refreshments. to to to MR. AND MRS. HAND HAVE DINNER GUESTS OAKLAND, March LL Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Maud had as their din ner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Painter of Corvallls, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand aud daugh ter. Miss Eloise, Oakland, and Ed ward Lamoreaux of Sutherlln. TODAY AND SATURDAY It's all very thrilling and romantic! -a .U.iatianf ...ana ui --- ntiuM" i rYouCouWun I v. .n nIDD III rmcn. INESCORT 1 STARTS SUNDAY "Coronado" Jack Haley, Betty Furness PORTLAND, Ore.. March 13. tAP) The E. J. Burke & Co. of Portland reported the purchase of 30.000 pounds of wool in the Lake view area today. The price was not revealed, hut market observers be lieved it was around 28i cents a pound. A survey Indicated wool offer ings In the Pacific northwest hnve lmen scant. A few small snles of Willamette valley wool on a nomi nal basis around 28 cents for coarse or braid and 30 cents for medium were reported. Goat shearing will start In a few weeks at Willamette vallpy points, the Portland Hide & Wool com pany reported, predicting a Blight ly smaller clip than a ypnr ago when around 350.000 pounds we're shorn. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Conipllp'l liv The Associated Press. Murcli 111: 30 15 IB BO Incl'ls HH'b IH's St'lts Toclny 70.2 ill.d 4(1.4 69.S I'rov. (luy .... 80.0 3C.X 47 5 (II. 1 Month I1KO .... 79.8 3(1.9 50.7 61.7 Yenr nco 50.3 19.2 22.0 35.4 1930 hlKll 82.9 39.7 50.8 53.5 193(1 low 73.4 30.2 45.0 55.7 1935 low 7(1.3 31.2 44.7 56.1 1935 low 49.5 18.5 21.0 34.8 BONDS 20 10 10 10 nit's Ind'ls Tit's Fun Todny 91.9 102.1 101.9 69.5 New 1936 high. Prev. clay .... 92.5 102.7 102.1 70.4 Month BKO .... 93.9 104.1 102.3 70.8 Year aso 78.2 92.3 85.7 67.9 1936 hlKll 94.3 104.1 102.3 72.0 193(1 low 86.9 102.4 99.3 69.0 1935 IllRh 87.8 102.2 99.8 70.4 1 1135 low 70.4 92.2 84.5 (15.5 TODAY AND SATURDAY STARTS SUNDAY 3 DAYS "KING OF BURLESQUE" Jack Oakie Warner Baxter Alice Faye Arline Judge LOCAL GROUP WILL AID ELKTON SCHOOLS A group or local entertainers will go to Elkton tonight to assist in a program by the Elkton grade schools to raise funds for school FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR is milled from o combina tion of choice hard and soft wheats which have been thoroughly washed, scoured, and sifted through fine silk bolting cloth. Fisher's Blend is the flour for every purpose, as good for cakes and pastry as for bread. "Blend's Mah Friend'' , GPancakes When ... or woffles are served, the whole family smiles. Fisher's Pancake and Waffle Flour receives the same careful attention in milling as Fisher's Blend Flour. The finest ingredients ore carefully blendod and every batch is tested by our chemists and by your representative at the mill, Mary Mills. For that decidedly different flavor be sure to ask for. . . FISHER'S PANCAKE AND WAFFLE FLOUR flip -JSv Sht'-W Adultt 25 Children 10 Shows 1:30, 7, 9 p. m.