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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. 1936.
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SOCIETY
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. KOBBE ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF CLASS
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OAKLAND, May 13 Mrs. F.
M. Kobbe was elected president of
the ladies' Friendship Bible class
of the Community church, at an
all day meeting held Friday In her
beautiful country home in Dodge
canyon. Other officers chosen to
serve for the ensuing year were:
Mrs. Rena Robinson, vice pres
ident; and Miss Pearl Mable as
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. T.
' B. Carlson was elected as teacher
of the class for the coming year.
' and Mrs. John Hakanson was chos
en for the assistant.
At the noon hour a bounteous
potluck dinner was enjoyed by the
following guests: Rev. Thos. Rob-
inson and his mother, Mrs. Rena
Robinson, and his sister and house
guest, Mrs. J. H. Commies, of La
Grande: Mr. and MrB. Ferd For
tin, Mrs. George Phillips, Mrs.
Fannie Little, Mrs. Lois Powell,
Mrs. Colby Adams, Mrs. Joe Smith,
Mrs'. Luella Quant, Mrs. John Ha-
kanson and daughter Mary Anna,
Mrs. Dora Mallery, Miss Pearl
Mahie, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Kobbe
and son Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs.
' F. M. Kobbe.
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ENJOYABLE POTLUCK
AFFAIR HELD SUNDAY
GLENDALE, May 13 Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Vannlce of Harris-
burg, and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Win-,
plow of Grants Pass, were Sunday
visitors here, at which time a group1
of their friends gathered with thein
for a potiuck picnic dinner at Cap
ital Hill camp. Those enjoying the
day were Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hunt-,
ington and Denise. Rev. and Mrs.
J. K. Howard, Frank Mouer, Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Gardner and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wunsch and
Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ing
ham and sons, Sidney and Arthur,
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McCulloch, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Clark and Lorraine,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham and
. Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Lewis
and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Enerle, Paul Eldredge, Mrs. Eld
redge. Mrs. Ella Leach, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cook, Mr. and Mrs. C.
O. Garrett, Mrs. Nettie Theronx,
Mrs. Mattie Butes and D. H. Miller.
MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
GLENDALE, May 13 Mrs. A.
.7. Kawcett was joint hostess with
Mrs. A. G. Henninger for the Mer-
rv-Go-Round club Friday afternoon
at the Henninger home on Willis
avenue. The rooms were- prettily
,,p,,8 A liinrhunn vnS
t 5 nVWk ftpr wblch
bridge was enjoved with Mrs. W.I Townsend auxiliary No. 1 linn an
B. Garrett winning high s-ore. Each noimced the serving of meals in
guest was allowed to choose a prize
nnPtinllMir In her unrn. Thrum Oil-
tr.iMot watt niinwpti in i.hnnp ii urixn
nnrnn 1 nt? tn her score. Thoso en-
' joying the afternoon were Mrs. C.
B. Austin, Mrs. Rodney Smith, toftf
lsipr Nelson, miesls. and Mrs. C.
J. SethVr, Miss Luella Cunningham,
Mrs. Bessie Seimers, Mrs. K. R.
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We the undersigned residents of Lookinggla&s Precinct having known George Bacon for many years, and knowing his ability,
honesty and integrity, do hereby voluntarily give him our whole hearted support in his candidacy for the office of County As-
sessor and recommend him to
R. L. Chamberlain Harvey Oysert I. B. Howard Mrs. L, Ollivant
Kate M. Chamberlain E. A. Crow Mrs. I. B. Howard R. Mundt
Minerva W. Mueller J. K. Masters O. D. Ollivant A. Mundt
Elizabeth Watson Mrs. J. K. Masters H. G. Klore Ed Mundt
Chas. Watson V. A. Atcock Win. Voorhies R. C. Arnold
A. S. Chappell Mr Ada Alcock C. H. Munson A. H. Owens
Cora Ollivant Henry Elliott Robert L. Paulson Mrs. Mary Jacoby
T. E. Ollivant ' H. G. Tibfcetts O. G. Rogers Mrs. Fred Richard
R. O. Higgins Mrs. H. G. Tibbetts I. L. Erickson Fred Richard
Ida V. Higgins . , Geo. Z. Newman D. F. Hall Ruth Smith
E. F, Ollivant A. R. Owens Den Ollivant Mapril Howard
A. O. Strickland C. E- Borme G. E. Swan Esther Spiers
L. H. Swan E- Anderson Mary C. Nickens A. B. Nlckcns
B. A. Jacoby Mrs. E. P. Woods Bill Oysert . Susie Jacoby
A. H. Marsh N. L. Conn E. R. Fitzgerald Mrs. Josephine Jacoby
Hazel S. Marsh Perry Dysert Mrs. E. R. Fitzgerald Henry B. Jacoby
Ralph Rod ley Mrs. Dave Dysert Fred Fitzgerald Mrs. W. G. Rochester
Gerhard Rodley Dave Dysert Mrs. Arthur Matthews , Wm, Savage
Christine Rodley Frank Dysert E. M. Matthews B. F. Savage
Geo. B. Best Frailer Dysert Mrs. W. V. Monger Mrs. C. Lutman
Emma L. Best Homer Nordyke Roy Bue"H Mrs, J. H. McCoy
Bernice M. Jones A. A. Jacoby Mrs. Roy Buell C. Cranfiil
Henry A. Jones G A. Little Mrs. Ernest Voorhies Jeff Williams
Jess Williams 4 MrB- O. G. Rogers Ernest Voorhies Retnhold Blank
Edna Williams C. M- Howard A. Larsen Mrs. Levern Williams
J. W. Green A. M. Le Clere Mrs. A. Larsen Geo, V. Jung
Mrs. Halcha Green C. W. 4 card Echo Heard R. S. Owens
Mrs. Harvey Dysert Otto Halseth T. F. Heard J. G. Hodges
If I am nominated and
Equalization to properly adjust assessments and valuations,
than heretofore. .
and CLUBS
Harvey. Mrs. N. S. Wooilroffe. Mrs.
W. B. Garrett, Mrs. Roy Cunning
ham and the hostesses.
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WESTMINSTER CIRCLE
WILL MEET MAY 21ST
SI.TI1KHI.1N. May 12 The reg
ular meeting of the local West
minster Circle will be held ut the
Presbyterian church Thursday af
ternoon. May 21, at two o'clock.
The missionary topic will be given
by Mrs. Oderklrk and Mrs. A. P.
Slack. The Young People' class of
the Sunday school will be the hos
teases and also provide the social
program.
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MONTHLY COMMUNITY
SING IS ENJOYED
YONCALLA,, May 12. A large
crowd gathered at the Rice Hill
community hall for the monthly
community sing Saturday evening.
A flno program consisted of read
ings, vocal numbers by lieimar
Rice and Howard Flsk. after which
a fine one-act play was put on by
Mrs. Fred McCoril, Ona McCord,
Delmar Rice and Howard Flsk.
Dancing was enjoyed for the bal
ance of the evening.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR , ,
AZALEA, May 12. Mrs. Norman
Glasscock was hostess to a six-
thirty o'clock dinner Wednesday
evening honoring her husband's
birthday anniversary.
Covers were placed for the guest
of honor, Norman Glasscock, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Smith and daugh
ter, Janet, and the hostess Mrs,
Norman Glasscock.
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LEO BOWERS CELEBRATES
FOURTH BIRTHDAY
GLENDALE, Mav 13. Leo Bow
ers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl ;
Bower3, celebrated his fourth '
birthday Thursday a f t e r n oon. '
Games were played On the lawn-Refreshment-:
v.'erc nerved to Nor
ma Reefleld, Larry Henninger, El
ton Oltnghouoe, Lou Lindsay, Vir
ginia Lee Lindsey and Dorothy Ol
son. P.-T. A. WILL MEET
FRIDAY NIGHT AT
LOOKINGGLASS SCHOOL
LOOK1NGGLASS, May 13. The
regular monthly business meeting
of the P.-T. association will be held
at the school house on Fridav eve
ning. May 15. Election of officers
for the ensuing year will be held
at that time and a number of im
portant matters will be presented.
j TO WNSEN D AUXILIARY
WILL SERVE MEALS
1 we rormer j. rem.
1 1 hllildillg Oil West CaSS S
1 the former j. J. penney store
uniiuimj on wubi libh utreui uui
tag, Up I. O. O. F. com
this city next' week. All
convention m
members
I of the club are being urged to as-
' sist in preparing and serving the
meals during the convention days.
What Do His Neighbors
the voters of Douglas County.
elected, I will use all of the power
CEO. BACON.
M. E. LADIES AID
LUNCHEON TO BE HELD
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
The Methodist Episcopal I-adles
Aid May luucheon will be held at
one o'clock tomorrow. May 14, in;
the church parlors with Mrs. R. L. j
Whipple acting as general chair-1
man, assisted by Mrs. Foster But
ner, Mrs. R. W. Marsters, Mrs. E.
A. Pettey, Mrs. li. S. iiiaik and
Mrs. E. j. Wainaeott.
The devotions will be in charge
of Mrs. ii. A. Cunaday and .the
business session will be conducted
by the president, Mrs. J. 1). Osbujn.
LIEUTENANT iRVING
Mm nhotnvio I b
Lieutenant John L. Irving was
elected president of Umpqua chap
ter of the Officers Reserve associa
tion at the annual election held in
connection with the regular meet
ing last night. Captain Ralston
Bridges was made vice-president,
and Lieutenant Clarence Dun tap
was chosen secretary-t reasurer.
Captain Lvle Marsters, Lieutenant
E. R. Walton and Lieutenant Karl
Connor were elected to the execu
tive committee.
The ot ficers met at 6:30 p. m.
at the Umpqua hotel where a ban
quet program was enjoyed. fijiecial
music was furnished by Marian
Church, violinist, and Allen Knudt
sen, who gave harmonica solos, ac
companied at the piano ly Mrs.
H. C. Church.
Harris Ellsworth, editor of the
News-Review and president of the
chamber of commerce, gave a talk
on Americanism, and Major C. S.
Pet tee, R. O. A. instructor, gave a
talk on his experiences in Porto
Rico.
POET'S CORNER
A GARDEN
By RICHARD B, PHILLIPS
My friend has a garden
Of flowers in bloom:
Dainty red coral
And yellow scotch broom.
Lantaua in lavender
And daisies divine
With bleeding hearts red
As the reddest of wine.
Sweet William as gay
As a bright gingham dress
And lilacs that sway
When the breezes caress.
An old fashioned garden
Where to sit makes it seem
That life is a perfumed
And beautiful dream.
VITAL STATISTICS
v -BORfft ftOiiiJii'fr employee at Hurley's Rcivttfyl
LONG To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Long, of this city, at Mercy hos-
pltal, Sunday, May in, a son.
IU1
liU
MC(D)1
OF
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of my position as Assessor and
that taxation may be more nearly
IT. nrnll
TVT
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Spends Day in Medford Attor
ney tiny Cordon spent Tucuduy in
Mi-ttfurU attending to business.
Portland Visitor Here Kurl
liourk, of Portland, was a bui
ncrfs visitor in this city yesterday.
Receiving ' Medical Treatment
,ui,d rpceiv"g mcdi""
New Soda Fountain The Dairy
Lunch, owned by Harold Bloom
quist, installed a new soda fouu
tain this week.
Applies For Bounty Victor How
ard, of Tenmile. applied to County
Clerk Roy Agee yesterday for
bounty on a" coyote.
Here Tuesday Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jonsey Jones and family, of Myr
tle Creek, were huslness visitors
in this city Tuesday.
Verv III Billv Gould, son of Mr.
nad Mrs. H. W. Gould of Myrtle
Creek, Is reported to be very ill
from an abscessed ear.
Moves to Bates Home Mrs. Clif
ford Sherrill has moved from
South Jackson street to the home
off her sister, Mrs. B. G. Bates, in
Eden bower.
Soend Tuesday Here Gnome T).
Weaver, democratic candidate for
representative, and Mrs. Weaver,
of Myrtle Creek, were business visi
tors in Roseburg Tuesday.
Visits Here Kenneth Hrtgg, of
Coouille, spent the week-end here
vlsitine his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F, A. Hags. He is empiovod at the
Safeway store in Coquille.
Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. L.
T-. Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. G. V.
Whnberly nnd Judge nnd Mrs. Car)
E. Wlmberlv went io Drain yes
terday to attend a funeral.
Home From Hospital Mrs. Bert
Courtney and baby daughter, Cor
liss, have been discharged from
Mercy hosnital nnd are now at their
home on South Main street.
Visit In Grants Pass Mr. and
Mrs. S.'A. Stnrmer spent the week
end visiting in Grunts Pass. Yes
terday Mr. Stunner and son, Ken
neth, left for Sulem Io attend to
business for a short time.
Working at Beauty Shop MIsr
Nelda Roadmnn, a graduate of Pa-
..tflr. tl,...llt.r nnllm.n .111,1 f..
I parlor in Portland, 1ms arrived' in
Roseburg to work at Marion's
Beauty salon.
as a member of the Board of
fairly and equally distributed
I Pah! Political Advertisement.)
Vacationing Two Weekt Misa
Zoe Dempsey, nurse at the veter
ans' facility hnspilal, left Sunday
for the east to spend two weeks
vacationing.
Spend Day at Appelhoff Home
Mr. and Mrs. V. R, Buckingham
spent yesterday visiting at1 the
homo of Mrs. F. II. Appelhoff in
Eden bower.
Back From Portland Mrs. Jack
Seufrt, owner of the Cinderella
shod, spent the week-end in Port
laud, where she underwent a min
or nasal operation.
Sunshine Club to Meet Mem-
hers of tho Norihside uashine ;
club have been invited to spend
Thursday afternoon as guests of
Mrs. Helen Cars tens.
U. S, W. V. Auxiliary to Meet
The George S tanner auxiliary to
the l nited Spanish War eterans
will meet at eight o'clock Thurs
day night at the armory.
Visits Father Delbert Hatfield,
manager of the Standard Station
Inc., at the Deer creek bridge, spent
the week-end In Cloverdale visiting
his father, Clyde Hatfield.
Making Home Here Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. L. Moore have returned
from their wedding trip to Califor
nia and arc making their home in
an apartment at 222 Rose street.
Home From Hospital L. L. Mil
ler and son, Sammy, have both been
discharged from the Eugene hos
pital and are reported to be con
valescing satisfactorily nt their
home in Dltlurd.
Here Yesterday Ennil Brlggs,
of Myrtle Creek, was here yester
day attending to business regard
ing the grand Jury. He was ac
companied to town by his son,
Webster, who spent the day visit
ing friends.
Will Speak Friday Rev. Stearns
dishing, Jr., pastor of the Metho
dist Episcopal church of Sut?rlin,
will speak during the devotional
period over KKNll for Rev. K. B.
ixickhart of this city Friday morn
ing. Lady Elks to Meet Thursday
The Lady Elks will meet for a so
cial nt eight o clock Thursday
ni nh t at the temple with Mrs.
Charles Boyd acting as hostess.
Prizes will he given for high scores
in contract bridge and pinochle.
Living in Estacada In a recent
report concerning the death of L.
K. Belfils, formerly residing in
Roseburg, It was stated that Mr.
ltelfll's first wife, whoso maiden
name was Myrtle Wright, had died.
The statement was an error. She
is residing in Estacada.
Here for Few Days Mrs. O. H.
Hess fs spending a few days nt her
homo on South Pine street, hav
ing just returned from a visit with
"rr ! ,
lior husband in California. Kh
nlans to leave Saturday for Mui'hIi-
fleld to spend the summer months.
Sewing Club to Meot Tho Trl-
Sntiurn S(v.'int! cltili of the Hitjitlst
church will timet all ilny ThlilHday
ut (he home of Mi'H. (lnorttG Cnskoy
on tho North I'ltciflo highway. A
mtlm-k luncheon will he Berved ul
noon. Tho croup will hjioikI tho duy
inuUltiK white ci-osh ImmhiKCB.
Visiting at Common Home Mr.
ami Mrs. K. Belcher, of Hollywood.
Calif., have arrived to visit the
hitter's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Common, in Kiversdaie. Mr.
llt'lcber Ih employed on I he Los
Angeles police force. He rtwt'
that he is enjoying the fishing in
Douglas county.
Visit Over Week-End Mrs. Oh-
car Lindsey and son, Orvilh and
Mrs. Harriet Ix, of this cily, en-
Joyed the week-end viniling the hit
ter's two daughters, Mrs. Eunice
McVeigh and Mrs. Lloyd Illchard-
Hon. at Mm coast. They returned
home, via Marshfield and crossed
the new Coos bay bridge.
Back to Portland Irvine C.
Gardner and his son-in-law",, St.
John Schonber, of liiddie, stopped
here this morning en route home
from Portland, where they have
been Investigating the timber sit
uation. Mr. Gardner reported that
all small mills from here to Port
land ure now operating at full ca
pacity. Visit in Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Kronke and daughter, Het
ty; Mr. and Mrs. AHert Kronke,
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. KronKe, .Mrs.
L, W. Ingels and Mrs. .1. K. Leach
spent Sunday In Kugene visiting
at the Homer Pyke home. Other
guests there Included Miss Ksther
Pyke, of Los Angeles, and Mrs.
Charles Dawson and small daugh
ter of Marl Inez, Caltr. A family re
union and birtbday celebration was
enjoyed by the group.
Benefit Play Thursday The
Dlllard community will sponsor
"Plaln June." a throe-act comedy,
as a 4-H club benefit entertainment
at elsht o'clock Thursday evening
nt the Kvergreen grange hall. The
play Is under the direction of Mrs.
L. L. Miller. The cast Includes
Helen Huell, Ivan Williams, Gelo
dlno lialdwin, Barbara Imiance,
Klsie Spackman, Wilbur Meredith.
Bruce Spackman, Karl Oakley, Ha
zel Davis. Bert Laurance and Vir
ginia Lam ant e. Tbe general pub
lic has been invited to attend.
Missionary Society to Meet
Tbe Presbyterian Missionary
clety will meet Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in the, church audi
torium for a Bpecini program in
charge of Mrs. W. M. Campbell.
who will present a one-act play, if
I Be His Disciple," which Includee
the following: Mrs. Lena Slattery,
Mrs. Victor Clark, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Itotrers, Mrs. Harold Bellows,
Miss F.lafne Brown and Mrs. Fred
erlck J. Porter. The program hour
will ho followed by refreshments In
the parlors of the church. Mission
ary societies and friends have been
invited as special rucbIs of the
day.
Repainting Building The Mun
chausen club front is being re
painted this week.
Go on Business Trip Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Lindhioom, of Dixon
vilte. and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. time,
of Wilbur, left today for Reedsport
ami Winchester Buy to attend to
business.
Leaves for Texas R. O. King left
yesterday for his home at San An-
seio, Texas, after spending the past
two months at Mvrlht Creek visit
ing his mother, Mrs. 'Charles Rice,
and sister, Mrs. H. W. Gould.
Son Is Born According to word
received here, a son was horn
few days ago to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Gait, at San Fernando, Calif. Mr,
Gail was formerly employed at the
veterans' administration facility In
this city.
Go to Portland Dr. nnd Mrs.
John N. Perkins ami Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Spencer left today for Port
land, where the former took do
livery of a new Buick. Mr. Spencer
is manager of the Roseburg Motor
company here.
Dallas Visitor Here R, C. Mc-
Knight, salesman for the Dallas
Machine and Locomotive Works,
Inc., of Dallas, spent Tuesday in
this cltv visiting his two aunts.
Mrs. H. (). Pargeter nnd Mrs.
Edytii Giimour.
Returns Today Mm C H,
Baitey returned to her home on
South Deer creek todav, after go
ing to Portland the first of Ino
week to see her sister. Miss Es
telle Conover, leave for her home
in Flint, Michigan.
Will Ope n S to re D. M. J,
Brooks Is opening the North side
second hand store Friday, May
lath, in the Northsido Apartment
building in North Roseburg. He
will handle all types of second
hand goods.
Visiting Relatives Mrs. Carl W.
Lehman n and son, Dei win, and
daughter. Leitha, of Baker, Ore.,
are here for a week or two visiting
the former's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKav,
and her parents. Mr. and Mrs, D.
P. McKay, at Wilbur. After their
visit they will go to Helena, Mon
tana, to join Mr. Lehmnnn, who
has been transferred there from
Baker as general agent of the Rail
way Express company.
Mrs. Voyfc Improving Fraivklyn
Voyt, relief manager for Douglas
county, returned this morning from
Portland, where Mrs. Voyt, who
lias been critically III for several
mouths, was taken Saturday, to
receive treatment at Portland sani
tarium. Mrs. Voyt was riven ti
thorough examination. Mi. Vovt
stutes, nnd the physicians gave a
very encouraging rejiort. She stood
the trip well, and wuh reported to
be showing Immediate response to
treatment.
CITY VISITORS
Or. C. 71. Tiniley, of South Deer
creek, was a business visitor In this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Victor Phlpps, of Hico creek,
spent yesterday In this city Bliop
ping nnd visiting.
.Mrs. K. Clayton and Gordon and
Mrs. C. C. Lu malice, of Dlllard,
spent yesterday here sii'ippiug.
Mrs. Conrad Lundeen, of Mel
rosft, shopped and visited friends
in lown yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hatfield and
Mrs. Howard HutfUfhl, f South
Deer creek, were visitors hero yes
terday. 11. A. Winston, of Winston, was
a business visitor in this city yea
tonhty. Mark N. Tisdale. of Rulherlin,
spent a few hours hi town yester
day on business. j
Mrs. Mary Deny, of Drain, spent i
yesterday in tills city attending to
business and visiting.
John Roberts, of Urockwuy, spent
several hours in this city yesterday !
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swarts, of 1
Riddle, were business visitors in t,
town yesterday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Shouts, of
Curtin, were in town attending to
business yesterday.
Clyde lieckiey, of Kikton, was a
business visitor hi this city yester
day.
Mrs. Sidney Adams, of Oakland,
shopped and visited friends in
town yesterday.
Ores Htitiser and Henry Sielert,
Jr.. of Riddle, were hero ullcndlng
to business ypsiprihvy.
James Howard, of Tenmile, spent
yesterduy in this city attending to
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dnvenport and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hehard and daughter, Mildred, .of
I'mpqun, were visitors here yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer, of Myrtle
Creek, spent yesterduy in this city
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hntten, of
Olengary, spent n short lime In
town yesterday on bualncittt.
Mrs. R. D. Kleist, of Coos Junc
tion, shopfted and visited friends
in town yesterduy.
William Gilhrcath, of Dixonvllle,
spent yesterday In this city attend
ing to business.
NOTM fi FUJI 1 III.K 'l Ml V
l-W'pitrtinrnt of Ihe Interior. CScner
n l-iind (iffl.-o nt UnH.-tMirtc. r-
wn. My l.Mti. 4
Nollcf Ik ri-r. l,y Klv-n that
f'liarlcn W. John fun, of 1'mp'iim.
T'-nnn w!t. tut lt-ffiuhr in,
)1- tj(n'-wt-Ml wttrv, ( Jl Nj.
v.Mt ;,(-,, for Iit 1. t urifl .1, JWlinn
1K. Tow-nNhln 21 H.. JtiiriKP 7 IV..
WHiaijjfUe MtTliJan. huf filpd IM-
tf '. tt1 inf'-niWn to nmkt flniit
threw ynr Proof, to HtnMIh Maim
to tin' In nil n hove dcnrrJe'-d Ixfor
C-oTB CiTll' V, ii.-Rjn1.-r, 1'. K. t'Tiit
"fftii-. nt Id'H.-lnirir. tft-((oii, on Ihe
2lh Hnv of .(nne. 1fiS.
W.ilter Carter, of Rnxfthur k. Ore
gon H-nry f'rnno, of lTmpjufi, Orrifon.
Kr( 'rnii, f t'mi'ifl. Irwmi.
.ledH Carter, of KoHetiurK. Orn
B"n. rtfXHtOE I'IN'I.KV.
ItcglKtar,
Punishing Percival.
CHICAGO, Muy 12 Instead of
arresting Pereivai Knight when
they caught him tossing nuts and
halts Into the ring where two
heavyweight wrestlers grunted
nnd tugged, the police left his case
iftt to (he state nlhietir
rnmmis-
Adults 25c
Children 10c
THURSDAY
Friday and Saturday!
Rapid-Fire Romance
I . .nftllll . ' in'
Starts Thursday 3 Days
The Most Fun You've Had in a
Duck's Age!
as"" . music in Ae t
U-. rMm. on K camp- irU
air . .
school ana m
TODAY
BANK NIGHT $300
SZMarujcweb
ULLAVAN
with James STEWART in
j
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Matt, 25c
Eves. 3So
Kids 10o
Blon.
The commission "suspended"
Knight's right to attend either box
ing or wrestling matches in lilnois
for one year.
E. A. Hester, of Glide, spent
Tuesday In this city attending to
business.
Shows
1:30-7-9 P. M.
Spelled in Gun-Fire!
ENDS TODAY
"3 Live Ghosts"
BANK NIGHT"
$300
:, nto a co-ed circus.
ONLY
8hovrs
1:30-7-9 P. M.