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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 7. 1936. THREE L GAUCHO is the name of a summer sport shirt that is breaking nil records for popularity. We are offering the famous Alderwood zephyr wool Caucho Shirt which was for merly priced $5.00 now for $2.95 The colors are Dove Gray, Marine Blue and White. SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTEK ROD-GUN CLUB TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY The liosohui'K Itoil anil (Inn club's postnonpil niPctiliK will bp liHt Friday, July 10, at Fosters ttore, it was announced today. The meeting was postponed from July 3 because of ibe holiday. Offi cers are particularly iiirIiik all members to be present, us reports will be made on the recent salmon Imke. Today's PatUra NELLIE CHAPMAN AND . HERSHEL PHILLIPS MARRY j YONCALLA, July 7 Of interest to Yoncalla and Hayhnrst district, is the wedding of Miss Nellie Chapman of Cottage move and Hershel Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Phillips of Hayhurst. Rev. Meyers, pastor of the M. l-. church. Drain and Yonculhi, per formed the ceremony at the M. K. parsonage. Saturday, July 4, with only the necessary witnesses pres ent. The bride is a sister of Mr. Chapman, who runs the Chapman mill In Hayhurst. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Phil lips, and is well known in this com munity. He Is a graduate of the Hayhurst grade school, and Yon calia high school, graduating with the class of 1934. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left immediately after the ceremony for a short honeymoon at the coast, after which they will go to Marshfleld, where the groom is employed. Yoncalla and Hay hurst join in extending the best wishes to the happy couple. PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND PRO-AMERICA LUNCHEON FRIDAY The generul public hns been in vited to enjoy the July twelve o'clock luncheon meeting with the members of the Pro-America club Friday noon at Carl's Tavern to hear Hev. CharlHS A. Kdwards speak on the topic, "To Constitu tional dovernment Wo Pledge our selves." .Mrs. H. C. Waddell, chair man, will preside at the meeting. POET'S CORNER PEACE OF MIND MRS. A. I). ItOSH You will rind You can't have "Peace of Mind" By giving "a piece of your mind. I havo perceived The spoken word Can't be retrieved. MRS. APPLEGATE IS HOSTESS TO CLUB YONCAI.I.A, July 7.-Mrs.Percy Applcgate entertained the mem bers of the I and 1 club ut her borne in Hayhurst Tuesday often noon. Delicious refreshments were served after a pleasant afternoon of visiting to the following: Mrs. C'assius llychard und daughter, Pauline, Mrs. Charlies Applegule. Mrs. Klmer Kruse, Mrs. Kenneth MeKern of Huyhurst, .Mrs. Howard Woolman anil Miss Barbara Wool man of Drain. Mrs. Itoy Curl. Mrs. John Potter, Miss llessie Wuhm, Mrs. Leo Thpmpson, of Ycncnlln. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO CONTINUE HANDICAP CUP TOURNAMENT THURSDAY All ladies of the Koseburg Country c-lul huvc been invited to spend Thursday ut the clubhouse. The annual handicap cup tourna ment will be in piny in the morn ing with contestants teeing off at eljjhl o'clock. Potluck luncheon will be served in the clubhouse at noon and the uflernoon hours will be silent In playing contruct bridge. ROB-SLUG LURING -CAP) with Fulls word thou art ia muster of S2653 And listen to me, "Of thy unspoken master Thy spoken word thee." Besides, the spoken word lomeliines like V two edged sword. It can cut go deep As to wound a friend You would like to keep. So you will find, Belter speak no unkind word If you seek real "Peace of Mind." a traveler's'thought Following a change In by-laws to bring about election of new offic ers ut mid-year instead of with the change of ihe calendar year. Uuipciua post of the American Le gion will nominate new officers at ibe regular meeting lo be held to night. Hereloforn (lections have been held ill the fall anil new officers have been installed the first of the veur. Nearly all posts ut (he Hlale. however, ate adopting policy of changing officers at Ihe close of the spring activities, in order that the new officers may be in a position to follow up poli cies and programs outlined ut. the state conventions. All members of the local post are being urged to bo present for tonight's meeting to take part in the nominations. At the next re gular meeting nominations will again he opened preceding the el ection. By ZACH MURRAY I met a man upon the train He first refused to tell his name. At last he sat down by my side. And asked me to become his bride. I said "Young man 1 know you not Why should you put me on the spot?" Our train sped on and things have changed And now they call me by his name. Our friends are few, our moneys gone But we propose to journey on. Through this old world of toil and care Weil reach our haven over there. Where loves divine and friends don't count e'll sit upon that golden mount. ml look upon our friends below In rain and hail and Ico and snow nd call to them with all our might That they should come and see the K it. Of these bright stars so pure and white ,'here all Is love and no m night. MY LASSIE SALEM LEGION HAS STATE CANDIDATE SALF.M. July 7. (API The lo cal American Lesion post offered the name of (). K. Pulmateer of Sa lem as candidate for state vice- commander, and his name will be presented at the annual convention at Itoseburg August Is to lt. George Averett was elected com mander of the Capitol post ut the election held last night. . q POE VALLEY FIRE BEING BATTLED CASUAL FROCK OF UNRIVAL LED CHIC DEFIES SUMMER HEAT WAVES PATTERN 2lir.ll Tho more casual your clothes Die smarter you'll look this season, and our fashion authority, Anne Adams, knows that you can't look right'' unless your frock's simple, and coolly crisp! So she's designed n rfiminctive model of unrivalled ,-hlc xn pool and flattering that vn,.il uniii to run' till severnl in irlnteil nercale. Pique, muslin, uhniiiimir or synthetic. You'll Jov making this frock, too, for the mllnrn in SO P11SV tO follow tllttt li s iilav to stitch UP the brief, l,.,. v,.s smart center panel and well filling seams! Oroups of darts guarantee bodice fullness while 'sue-daily bright touches are button accents and handy pock- pi 4 shaped Ilk 3 flower pots. Pattern 2653 Is available in sizes II IK IS. 20. 32. 3). 36. 38, 40 Olid i sw IB takes 3 1-8 yards 36 Inch fabric. Illustrated step-by men Rewing instructions Included Sicnil KIFTKF.N CUNTS 11 5c) I coins or stamps (coins preferred tor this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly mime, address anil stvle number. UK SI HK TO STATE S17.K Send for our ANNK ADAM PATTERN HOOK! Choose from Its niiinv cool, smart models Ju what will flatter your type for u-nrk and play, vacations, parlies Special slenderizing designs for stouts. Uively frocks for brides and bridesmaids. Sturdy design i',.r children. Ihe latest fabric 'news HOOK ' FIFTEEN CEN I.-4. PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS TWENTY FIVE CENTS FOR HOTH. WHEN ORDERED TO C.ET11F.R. Address orders to News-Review Pattern Dept., Itoseburg, Ore. to her MEDFORD. Ore., July 7.- Until Talbot, 23, accused John Angliuid of Klauialh of assault and robbery with a deadly weapon, has admitted her pnii in the robber of John L. Lit tle, Williams cr-ek miner lusl week, according lo th suite po- o and district attorney. Aiielanit. laxicab driver, yester- ay entered a piea oi gumy. i ulboi woman is reluciant plead, and has been granted couple of days lo make, up mind." The authorities say the state ments or the pair reveal a pioi bilk and rob, with the woman act ing as a lure, and Angland "doing the rough stuff." They had inker lis!" of southern Oregon men allegedly suspecllble to wine ami women, inc tiding one Klumaui utility veteran with SHiw in uonus bonds. The names of a number ui ..ck-noii cniintv and Kluniatli coun- veterans were on the list. 1 here era oilier "prospects" listed also. in i lie l.ltile assault und robbery he Williams creek miner met llie Talbot woman al Klamath rails, police said, and a meeting was ur- iMiieed for a resort near iioui inn. t inlu i,, lil ihe district attorney he cmiietii hinted marriage. Angland drove ihe woman lo inu ni.iei hit nliice. nonce asserieu, un i h three started lor Portland Angland hit Little in the nenu with a piece of Iron and a struggle ensued. Little suslailH'd a li'iic Uired arm and head bruises. In her statement, the dislrict at torney said the iuinoi woman Bu llied she hail procureu toe purse conluiniiig ?1KI lielore me iikiu stiirled, but Aiighind did not know It. Alter the clime, the couple re lumed to Klamath Falls where ihey were urrsletl by the stale po lice Sunday lilgllt. Local News Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wiltuberly and son. Elton, enjoyed a nip to eastern Oregon and back over Ibe week-end. At Sommerhalder Home Ed West and Henry ArDoldiissen, of Kauna. Wis., have urrlved In Rose- burg to visit at the George Som merhalder home. Back From Trio Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells have returned to their home In Ibis cily after enjoying a trip to Crater lake and down the Rogue river over the holiday weeK' end. Back From Bandon Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McDonald and duughtor, Miss Helen, have returned to their homo on South Stephens street, after snendlliK the week-end In Handon. Improved S. C. Miller, who has been quite III of Influenza ut his home In Dlllnril, la reported Improved. Spend Week-End at Coast Mrs. R. D. Williams and daughter. Miss Elizabeth, spent the Fourth and Sunday with Mr. Williams at Marshfleld. Back From Portland Miss Vio let and (illbert Uloomqulst, teach ers In this county, have returned to Itoseburg after attending the NEA convention In Portland. Spend Few Days at Reediport Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey and Mrs. George Leeper returned here Sun day, after spending three duys nt lteedsport. Returns to Powers Maurice Peyton left Monday for his work In Powers, ufter spending a few duys here with bis parents, Mr. and Airs. Ed Peyton. Mrs. Voyt Home Mrs. Franklyn Vnyt has returned to her home on Claire street, after being confined to a hospital In Portland for the pust several months. Visiting at Strongs Mrs. V, Sunders und son, Franz, of Port land, have returned home, ufter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strong ut Rice Hill for a few duys. Cet Marriage License A mar riage license was obtained at Van couver, Wash., yesterday by Harry M. Lanison, 22. of Handon. and Miss Louis M. Gregory, IS, Iteeds-porl. CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA SPREADING Returns to Corvallis Mrs. Roll er! Henry has returned to her heme in Corvallis, ufter spending a week Willi her mother, Mrs. J. Strnder. at Dixoliville. Mrs. Henry was formerly Miss Elvnn Slradcr, Houcks Leave for Portland Dr. and Mrs. George K. Houck left to-ihn- for Pnriliiiwl to snend a week. They will visit at Ihe homo of the hitter's son-ln-lnw and iluugnter, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Fields, Jr. Dr. Houck will also attend tho North west Medical society meeting. PORTLAND. Ore., July 7. (AP) The religious revolt of 60,- (iilii.linil Hindus, the India un touchables," portends nn increas ingly rapid growth of Christianity in the British province of South pin Asia. In the opinion of the Right Reverend Hrenton R. Itadley, I one of Ibe three Methodist bishops of India. He told Interviewers here file prospect of 60,(100.000 persons changing religions even has politi cians worried. Tho bishop, who visited Portland enroute on a trip around the world, said CbrisliL.uily has grown three times as raoldly as the total popu lation of India, more than three times as rapidly as the Hindu sect and two and a half timeo the Mo hammedan faith. ISishon Hailles' commented thai "business conditions in India nre stable" and that "the majority of the population stands for Hie con tinuance of Ilrilir.h rule." Arrive From Bakersfield Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Rupp and son, of Hakersfleld, Calif., have arrived In ibis cltv lo visit Hie former's rela tives. Mrs. Rapp. nee Mildred Henry, and son will go on to Spo kane within a short time to visit relatives. Visiting Parents Miss Evelyn Clouke, student nurse at fluod Sumurliuu hospital In I'onlund, has arrived here to spend two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred CloaUe. Back From San Francisco Miss Laura Burroughs and Miss Hetty Anne Faulkner returned lo Ibis cily Sunday, afier spending week vacationing und visiting in San Francisco. Enjoy Fishing Trip Druce Yeager. foreman of the R. H. Wit son Motor company garage, and Mrs. Yeager and daughter, Merllee, and son, Bruce Jr., enjoyed the week end at Fish lake near Tiller. Visiting Parents Miss Rosle Neutiter. student nurse at Good Samarium hospital III Portland, I: spending her iwo weeks' vacation in Ibis city visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neuriter. Bsck From 8end Mr. and Mrs. Evorett Wlmer and Mrs. Lillle Furmer and daughter, Miss Mabel, have returned here, after attend ing the wuter pageant and enjoy ing the holiday at Bend. Visit in Washington Elizabeth .eltzel and Edna Bulge, of Suther- Un. and Bill and Edward McDowell, of Roseburg, spent tho Fourth In Goldendale, Wash., visiting rela tives. . Here Monday W. C. Pago, of Salem, spent Monday In this city visiting relatives and attending to business. Mr. Page was formerly salesman for the R. 11. Wilson Molor company. Visit at Waddell Home Mr. and Mi's. Hugh Goodfellow, of Sun Francisco, were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. II. C. Waddell on South Kane street from Friday until Sunday, when they left for British Colum bia. Miss Catherine DeVoe, of San Francisco, also arrived here last week to spend the entire month here with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrn Waddell. Job's Daughters to Meet Job's Daughters bethel No. 8, of this olty will meet at 7:30 o'clock to night at the Masonic temple. All members have been asked to be present. Spend Day Here Ed Weaver. Air. and Mrs. Roy Alspaugh and fnmlly, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fields and son. Jerrv. all of Myrtle Crock, and Miss Ann weaver, of San Francisco, who is n daughter of the former, spent the Fourth In this cily visiting re latives and friends. Daughter Is Born A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt nt Corvallis this morning, ac cording to word received liore. Mrs. Hunt, nee Dorothy Chase, Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chase, of Moore street In this city. Mrs. Chase and daughter, Mrs. Roby Goff, who Is visiting here from Phoenix, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells, of this city, plan to drive to Corvallis Thurs day to spend the, day. Mrs. Chaso expects to spend a couple of weeks In Corvnllls Willi her daughter. Phone 651-J R, R. 2, Box 22C Charlie Keever Floor Worker Hand Scraping Machine 8andlng. Old Floor Made Like New Walnut St., Riverside, Roseburg, Ore. H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phetteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS Gas When Desired Terms May Ba Arranged Hours: 9 a. m, to 6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment Room 5 Phons Masonlo Bldg, 4S0-J Returns to Marshfleld D. W. Ilelllwell has returned lo his work at Marshfleld, nfler spending the week-end here. Mrs. Ilelllwell und son, Jimmy, remameil nero lor longer visit with her parents, and Mrs.' Dexter Itlee. KLAMATH FALLS, .July 7. (AH) Fire fighters from the Klam ath Forest Protective association were battling flames in tho Poe valley district this morning. There was a possibility ranches and stock might be damaged. Communication lines Into the valley were down. So far the fire has been confined to brush. Here Over Week-End Lowell Noble, of Eugene, spent the week end In this city visiting his mother Mill street and took .his wife and son hack with him to Eugene Sunday evening. Mrs. Noble and son have been visiting hero for the past few weeks. Club to Have Clean-Up Day The members of the Garden Val ley Women's club and their hus bands have been asked to meet nt the tiuliroom Wednesday for an nual clean-up day. A no-hostess bnskel luncheon will be enjoyed at noon. Will Attend School Mias netty Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Strong, or Rico Hill, hns left for Portland to attend the Mont gomery Ward school of Instruc tion. Her brother. Hyron Strong. lias returned to Corvallis to re sume his work. AGED ASHLANDER SHOOTS HIMSELF I IX G. M. LEEPER Henealh the blossoms Of dazzling white, Stands a lassie That is fairer Quit Lovely cherry blossoms So fragrant and fair, Willi this lassie's smile You in no wise compare, And when Ihey fall To Hie ground below. They but carpet a path Where she may go. I'll plant cherry trees That bloom In a day, And try to entire This lassie away. ! will scatter blossoms Of the fairest and best. And make a pathway Hack home to the west. Famous cherry blossoms So lovely and fine. Your beauty can't compare To this lassie of mine. And ere cherry blossoms Have nil blown away, I'll be setting a dale To meet her I pray. Cherry blossoms May all wither and fall. Hut non without the lassie Can I live at nil. May blossoms not come Non the sun may shine. Titl back home again Comes this lassie of mine. Cherry blossom time To some a gala day. But tu i,;c !t only means A lassie far sway. Ere cherry blossom time Change to winter snow: Come back my lassie To where the roses grow. ASHLAND, Ore.. July 7. f API William C. Patton, (ill, n carpen ter, was in a hospital hero loday near death from a bullet wound. Police said lio was found in a gar age with a note in his pocket in dicating he bad shot himself be cause of 111 health. lie Is not married and lias lived here for 60 years. 46 ENROLLED FOR SMITH-HUGHES PLAN CORVALLIS. July 7. (AP) Forty-six students enrolled 111 a snerlal throe-week course In Slllltll- llughes agricultural teaching meth ods at Oregon Slate college during the current summer session. t'nilpi- the leadership of Earl Cooley, state supervisor, they will receive practical Instruction irom agricultural leaders of the college staff In such subject matter ns small seed and cash crops, small fruit, poultry, farm reorganiza tion, farm shop and sou conservation. Smith-Hughes departments have been established ill 43 Oregon high schools ill 27 of the 36 counties, departments recently having been added ut Lakevlew and Heppner. OBSCENE LANGUAGE BRINGS JAIL TERM Back From Redding City Re corder A. .1. Geildes went to Red ding. Calif., over the Fourth to visit bis son-in-law and dnllghter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ingram, and brought Mrs. GeddcB back to her home in this city. Mrs. Geddes has been In Redding Willi the Ingrums for the pust six weeks. Mrs. Ill gram was formerly Dorothy Geit des of this city. Returns to Oregon City Lester Russell hns returned to Ills work at Oregon City, after spending bivv ernl days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, In this city Last Friday Mr. anil Mrs. Russell and family. Miss Betty, Lester and I-owell, went to Winchester Hay to spend two days fishing. Leland another member of the family, Is working at the const this summer. Mr. Visltina Here Mr. mid Mib. Iouls Luligenborg. of Marshfleld, are here visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fayette l.ang enbera. and Mrs. Lungenberg'B brother, District Attorney .Maurice llallmark. Daughter Is Born According to word received here a daughter, Norinu Jeuil. was born Saturday, July 4, lo Mr. and Mrs. William Karl Louir. In Portland. .Mrs. l.ong was formerly Frances Gorthy of this cily. Leave for Home Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sherlll and LuDonua und Ihe former's brother, A. Sherrill, left the first of tho week for their homo In Mount Vernon, Wash., aft er spending several duys hure vis iting Mrs. SbeniU's sister, Mrs. Nova G. Hatos. GLENDALE COUPLE WEDS IN ROSEBURG Return Home Monday Mr. and Mrs. James T. Goodman and son. Jimmy, left Monday for their home in Portland, after spending a few days nt the Ed Peyton cabin on tho North Umputln. Mrs. Good man, nee Etmu Peyton, Is a daugh ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Peyton of this city. The Goodmans' daughter. Miss Evelyn, Is remaining In itose burg to visit her grandparents and Miss Athalle Taylor. Tube Hoffman, resident of Yon culhi, was brought to Hie county jail hist night lo serve a So-day ntence and Tine of .,. He was ntenceil by Judge .1. J. Blown In the foncnlla justice court on n charge of using obscene and pro fane language in a public place. Back From Vacation Justice of the Peace and Mrs. It. W. Maisters returned last night from a week end vacation trip sjicnt al Salem and Newport. Stock and Bond Averages Clifford Dale Losey and Annie M. Tanner, both residents of Glen dale, were married Tuesday after noon nt the Itoseburg city hull. I he ceremony, which was per formed by A. J. Geildes, city re corder, was attended by only ine required witnesses. MARKETS STOCKS Compiled by The Associated Press. July 7: 20 Ki r. 6U lll.lis IE It's l i s Sl ks Toiluv M.4 3I.H 411.0 62.!l Prev.' dav .... sr,3 31.7 411.2 f.-i'i Month aco .... S.9 Rl. 4vn 62.1 Year ugo 62.2 23.9 33.1 4.VI I bivh t7.1 8.7 Wi s l.s l'cir, low 72 I 30.2 43.4 f.5.7 r.i:ir, high 76.3 :;i.2 4t.7 r.ii.i Hi:;:, low 411..". IS. 5 21.6 31. X BONDS 20 10 10 10 lilt's Indis li s Fen Today !H 9 P3 0 H'2.1 fill. 3 Prev.' day .... 82.1 H'3.0 102.2 C.9 Month ago ... 92.0 1112.7 MI.7 G9.1! Year aso SI X 91 1 97.0 69.4 1936 high 91 3 lnl.l l"2.5 72.0 1M.J low "9 lnl.H 99.3 67.6 193.", hlgli 7. 1"2 2 99. 70.1 1935 low 76.1 92.2 M.5 C5.5 PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 7. (AP) 111 "I TEH Prints. A grade, 34c lb in parchment wrapper, 35c in car tons; It grade, parchment wrapper :',:(- ill : cartons, 34c lb. Ill i TERFAT Portland deliv ery, general price A grade, deliv ered at least twice weekly, 3;c lb.; country roules, 33c lb.; 11 grade 33-3 1 in lb.: C grade at market. II GRADE CREAM FOR MAR KET liming price, Imtlerfiit bir sis, 53 ic lb. EGGS Buying price of whole salers: Extras, 23c; standards, 19c: extra mediums, 21c; do me dium, firsts. 16c; under grade, 15c; pullets, 15c dozen. COINTRY MEATS' Selling price lo retailers: Vcolprs, No. 1. 13c lb.; others unchanged. Legion Auxiliary to Meet The American Legion auxiliary will meet tonight . ut tho armory at eight o'clock to elect delegates to the stulL- convention to be held In this city In AtiRiitt. A social hour und refreshments will follow, with the Legion boys Joining the aux iliary. Bsck From Diamond Lsko At torney and Mrs. Guy Cordon and two daughters. Margurot Ann and Carolyn, and son, Allen, Jake Cor don und Mr. anif Mrs. J. E. Walsh und son, Jimmy, of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cordon, of Eu gene, returned from Diamond la'te Mondny, after spending several days there enjoying all tuning. 7ull COVQtCLQQ y p 0 m 'in i i "in i BETTER HEALTH Stomach, RacUl and Colon Ailment Dettroy Your Constitution Beit known treatment In tht Welt (of Ultfii. And hy. Ifirliion, P 1 1 - , tiUTft, FutuU. Coin il, B Ion in (, Conmpiuon. Diafnoili, Rumination nd f rtairncDt by allied special. m. N")oirlftnirf1ritopf niton. Noit-DtiiirfiM, Wnii ut call (or I Rt t iltKikptlvc Booklet. Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phwlctmn and turg ft HF Corner Burnnda ar.d Giand Aimt Te!rpS',rie F.Alt Portlend Wfn rOR THE TOP-PRICE OIL BUYER Regardless cl pries you couldn't tilt ior greater protection, better mileage, or cleaner engine per formance than with "H P M" at a 5a a quart. EVEN if top-o,uality motor oil cost s dollar a quart, many motorists would pay the price. 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