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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 16. 1936.
News of Douglas County
: MYRTLE CREEK
MYRTLE CHEEK, July 14.
Mlsa Dorothy Trulove, of Alliany,
vitfited here over the Fourth with
her uncle BUd Hunt, Mr. aud Mia.
N. p. iluell. and will spend some
time' here before returning to her
home.
It. R. Ady left last Monday for
Ulendale, where he Is resiiiulug hie
duties as (Ire warden (or that dis
trict. Miss Velma Egger, daughter of
Mrs. 0. A- Blddle, qf Kiddle, visit
ed with Miss Orilla Peters Sunday.
liar punuavin has been appoint
ed as deputy fire warden (or the
North Myrtle district, and began
his work last Monday.
The Smith Powell family spent
Sunday at the J. A. J. Yokum
home. Mrs. Powell Is Mrs. Yo
kum's daughter. Too two furallles
enjoyed a pleasant outing aver the
Fourth by making a coast loop
trip, via Handon, Orescent City and
home by way of the Redwood high
way. Oliver Rlchnrdson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Richardson, who live
two miles east of town on tbe
North Myrtle road, sustained a
badly broken leg last week while
riding a motorcycle on a rough
road in Harden valley, where he
Is working. The bone was set by
l)n Stewart of Roseburg and the
yupng man Is being cared for at
tli a home of bis sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Trouta iu that city.
)avld Adamson is home from
Days- Creek where he has been
wcfrktng since the close of school.
Mr. Adamson has been hired again
fuv the same position which he
held last year In the Days Creek
school. .
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Strong
stopped over night hero last Wed
nesday on their way homo to Port
land, from a trip to southern Call
focniu, where they made a short
visit with relatives. They expect
toj return tor a visit here In Au
gust, at which time their sous, Ro
bert and Duane, will return home
wHh their parents. The two hoys
are spending the summer with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Strong, and their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mis. Curl Slarbuck.
and family.
pd friends here of Mrs. Oliver
Robinson, uf Croswell, will be
sorry to hear of her serious ill
ness sluce her visit here In March.
Oil her return to her home she
suffered a hard alluck of flu-pneu-
monlu. und after recovering fell,
and In some wuy cut her leg very
badly.
filr. mid Jlis. Nick llulib enjoy
ed; a visit Willi one of Mrs. Ilubli's
cousins one nay lust wees, wueu
tuey received a cull from Mr. mid
MM. Peuk, of Keyporl, Wash. The
Cousins, Mis. Peak and Mis. Flalib,
haif not met for miiny yeurs.
Mr. mid Mrs. A. f. l.uncoford
Iiiivh moved into the houRe recent
ly. purcliased by M. Sharp, on East
Uruadway.
Mr. and Mrs. Will llullup have
kf KiiestH their grandchildren, the
Coulter children from (limits Puss.
'Mr. and Mrs. Sryun Inuckmau
knd children spent the week-end
ut Monroe, tire., with Mrs. Illeck
inau's slater, Mrs. Kyle and turn-
IIJ'. ' Miss Madeline Ailitms, clerk
looked alter the post 01 lice in air
lllecknian's absence.
Mherldan Coulter returnod Frlr
day fruiit a long alieep-sliearbig
tour, which carried 111 iu througli
the Inland Eniilre, Muutuiia and
into Canada. Mr. Coulter reports
aa extremely good hcuhoii for Ills
wtirk. .
-The joint Installation of officers
the Odd Fellow and itehekab
lmlgos last Snturduy night was a
vary cnjoyublu affair. The In-
srhllliig work was presented by
John Wluier und Miss Xenobla
Sh-ong. district deputies, and Mr.
aud Mrs. Bryan liieckiiian were
urarshala. The following officers
were installed In the Rebekabs:
Mar Mill tcllif. N. O.; Iris Ady, R.
H.; Addle Maxsou, L. S.: Eva Whit
ney, V. (J.; Alice Aulauf, it.
llertha Russell, L. S.; Mrs. Mick
elson, W.; Verne Conley, conduc
tor; Anna Shlrtcllff, I. (I.; Mur
garet Way, U. (1.; Zena Dyer, mu-
sicfan; Lena Jackson, chaplain-
Homer Abbott, N. (;., and (ilenn
Richardson, V. (1., respectively In
the I. U. U. F. An Interesting pro
gram followed and refreshments
were served.
11. M. Shirtclirr, and son, Ralph,
and Mrs. E. T. Shlrtcllff, of Rose
burg, went to Winchester May last
Thursday for a visit with the E.
A. Shlrtcliffs. They returned Fri
day bringing (ilenn Shirtcliff home
with them for a visit.
WITH PLACES TO 00 ANO
PRICES LIKE THESE, YOU'RE
felLLY, TO STAY HOMEI
You'll never have another
ahancs In this lifetime to go
blaces this month.
Railroad fares are down. Steam
ships, retorts, bussos, Including
your own, are all pulling for
you. ,
The cost of going Is tow and tho
price of getting ready at
Wilder'! won't hold you back.
We're ready with a storetul of
line vacation apparal that Is
priced to please the man who
wilt have to reach for the
checks after ha arrives at hit
destination.
Sport Jackets
S3.50 to SS.25
Those Dark Shirts
$1.00 to $2.00
And Light Trousers
$1.65 to $5.00
Underwear 35 to $2.50
WILDER'S
MELROSE
MELROSE, July 11. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Green and two chil
dren, Mtsa Judith Hodges and Ki
lane Matthews spent Friday and
the Fourth aud Sunday at coast
points. 1
Henry Hedberg und Carl Ander
son spent several duys last week
at their homes iu Elgurose. They
are employed In Culiluruiu and left
.Monday to resume their work.
Miss Helen Sackluud left Sat
urday evening (or Hoseburg
Where she is employed after spend
ing Friday uight aud Suturday
visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Carl backluud.
Lloyd Wilson, a jrtner Melrose
resident, now residing iu Wash
ington, where be is employed,
speut the Fourth of July holidays
visiting witu irlenda and with his
duller, Herman Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lutmun left
for Portland last Thursday. They
were nccompuuled by the former's
father of Lookluggluos, who will
receive medlcul care while In Port
land.
Phillip Huss left Baturduv eve
ning (or Eugene where he will be
employed by the Southern Pacific.
Mr. und Mrs. F. T. Uenco lufi
lust Friday for Oregon city and
Estaeudu, where they attended a
family reunion on the Fourth of
July. They returned home Sunday
accompanied y tue former's
hrollier und slsler-ln-luw, Mr. und
Mrs. Juuies lleece, of Seattle and
their sister, Mrs. Cora Crawford,
of Khiihus I lly, Missouri, who will
spend tho summer visiting rela
tives on nils cousl. This Ib the
first time the hitter three huve
visited lit Melrose, and the first
lime I he brothers uutl sister have
uiel for seventeen years.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Morgan ami
the lutler's daughter. Miss Norma
miiis, of KiiKime. and Mrs. Mor-
guu'B grunilHon, Normuu Mills, of
i-uruiiiiii uuu mu I'erry of Eugene
were guests the Fourth of Mr. uud
mrs. v. a. vvuodrn r. Tli ,, ,,-!.,
nil woul to Idleyld where they at-
ivijueii : uiy r.tigies celebration. Mr.
Itlltl nils. Afol'gUU-Ulltl liartv return.
I'd to Eugene late iu the uftornooii
niuuruay.
It. A. Kocht'U and son. Wulim-
are building u new burn on tuuir
mine in uie I'levclund district.
The carpenter work is being done
by M. M. Manning.
Kdwln llitsenburk Is visiting
friends at Myrtle Creek.
Mr. uud Mrs. dinner Hedberg
relumed home Sutunlnv fmm
Rial day's spent at Vancouver uuu
i-iiruuuii. air. anil Mrs. Iledliorg
were married In Viinrnnvnr i..i
Thursdny niornlng. Mrs. Ilodherg
was miss tiiiuu Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ander
son. Mr. and Mrs. John Krohn, Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Meredith, Mr. und
Mrs. Eric Trozelle, Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. Long and Mr. and Mrs. V. S.
Woodruff all attended the Eagles
celebration July Fourth at Idleyld.
Several of the group speut Satur
day night and Sunday there.
Archie Horn of Chit-kasha, Okla.,
arrived at Melrose Monday. Mr.
Horn is a brother of Jerry Horn,
und Mrs. Clifford White. This is
his first visit to Melrose and was
a surprise to his brother and sis
ter, as they did not know be was
coming. He will visit here indef
initely. Beverly Jean Worlhlnglon of
Days Creek It visiting her grand
parents, Mr. und MrB. H. P. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Rusenbark
speut the holiday week-end at tbe
coast.
Heury Teller and his daughter,
Mist Nunela Teller, ot Umpqua, re
turned Monduy to the Landers
lookout ubove Melroso, where they
Will be stu-.loned during the fire
season. They were stationed at the
lookout last BUinmor,
Howard Wllilams recently sold
bis fourleen-acre tract in tho Doer-
ner district to C. L. Wilson of
Roseburg. The place has a good
log house and burn and is all un
der fence. For the post eight
months Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
who wore recent arrivals from
Wisconsin have resided on the
place. They are returned to Wis
consin again to make their home
and Mr. Wilson will take im me
diate possession.
OLALLA
GLENDALE
OLALLA, July 15 .Mr. und
M i s. J If u Young made a trio to
the coiiHt with a load of vegetables
Hip ItiHt of the week.
MlKHea' Nellie and Ittioda Arnold
called on Mrs. It. J. Carnal), Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. ami Mm. Victor Howard
were dinner gucata of Mr. und Mm.
Hex Ilurneg ot Tenmtle Saturday
eyenlng.
Mra. Klluiietli Hcmbelt, who
has been vIhIUiik hnr sister, Mrs.
Harry tioold for the punt two
weekH, (eft for hnr home iu Santa
Monica, Calif,, Wednesday.
Mini. Colleen Ireland and small
brother, Do any, are suendhiK their
vacation at Hie hojne of their
u miles. Cell und Henry Ireland.
Mrs. Fred Byrcm and (laugh
lorn, Norma und Virginia, called on
Mrs. Frank Adaiuack Tuesday eve
ning. Mrs. Henry Rowell and baby
daughter, Shirley, are spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Con
rad Arnold at Fort Orford.
Cell Ireland, who has been
quite sick of flu the past two
weeks la somewhat better at pres
ent. Mr. uud Mrs. Theodore Tunkers
ley were shopping in Kosebuig
Wednesday.
Victor Howard, who Is working
with I'. 1. Iletts' hay baling crew
near Roseburg, was homo over the
week-end.
Mis. Karl Olllvant called on
friendH In Ten mile Tuesduy.
GLKNDALB, Ora., July 15. Mr. '
and Mrs. C. H. Weston and daugh
ters, Miss Harbara and Miss June,
of Portland, were overuiRhl guests
Thursday of Mr. and Mra. U H.
Miller at their Capltul hill camp
home.
Mr. und Mrs. Y. Hucbolt visited
over tbe week-end with friends.
aud re! at vies in Tacoma, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Do by us were
Med ford cullers Monduy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Huntington
and Deniece were buatness visi
tors In Grants Pass Monday.
Dr. und Mrs. W. L. Carlyle, of
Los Angeles, arrived Saturday to
spend the week with Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Ingham and family.
K A. LaGrande, who has been
visiting with Mr. aud Mrs. J. H.
Peabody, left Mouday for bis borne
In Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. V- O. IJruuner drove
to Itoueburg Sunday to meet Mrs.
Hrunner's mother, Mrs. Alice Wine
land, who arrived from Portland
fur a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Henunlnger
und son, Larry, and Mr. and Mrs.
1). H. Williams, of Medford, had
Sunday dinner at Alpine lodge. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams were guests for
the day of Mr. and Mrs. Wenninger.
Kenneth Kennliiger is upending
two weeks in Canyonvlllo with his
brother, L. K. Hennlnger.
Mrs. L. D. Brylan uud children,
Colleen und Kelvin were callers
at the A. W. Dobyns home Mon
duy on their way from Grunts
Puss.
Mr. und Mrs. V). L. Dobyns and
son, Millie, were among the Sun
day dinner gueBts.at Alpine lodge.
Miss Betty Woodroffe Is spend
ing the week at Crescent City
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Woodroffe.
Mi. and Mrs. Cliff Brauham of
Klumath Falls, former residents of
Glendale, made a few days visit at
the heme of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Schletgn.
Miss Alice Ncbel, local post
mistress, is attending the two-day
convention of the Oregon State
postmusters in Eugene.
Mrs. Ivan Lutton und children,
Muriel, Jiminie and John, aud Mrs.
Plrley Winkelman were Grants
Pubs callers Tuesday, bringing
home Lawrence Tuttle, who has
been confined iu tbe Grants Puss
hospital with a broken ankle.
Itev. J. K. Hownrd left Tuesday
to attend tho Presbyterian synod
which Is convening this week at
Kugene,
Mr. aud Mrs, A. G. Clarke and
daughter, Lor mine, were Roseburg
visitors Monday.
Mrs. Karl Bennett, Mrs. A. J.
Raess and. Mrs. C. B. Austin vere
Grants Pass business visitors.
o
CALL FOR DOUGLAS
COUNTY WARRANTS
ifbtlce Is nere'jy given, that Gen
eral Fund Warrants Issued by
Douglas County, .Oregon: (Regis
tered not paid for want of funds)
prior to and including Warrant iso.
33210 are called for payment on
uly la, 1936. Interest ceases on
that date.
U H. LENOX, Treasure
Douglas County, Oregon. .
NOTICE
Proposals for tbe erection of an
addition to Days Creek school will
be received until Saturday, July 18,
at 8 p. m. For plans und specifica
tions Bee John K. Itunyan In Rose
burg or the office of the school
clerk ut Days Creek. A deposit ol
must accompany each bid.
JOHN SUTTON, Cleric.
'Jor
Schilling
Baking
l'oMilcr
Tho
mm
tyv v
way to
California
Xt'hy tuff er fmm tummcr hem when
you trvcl? lio by traia! Air-conditioning
automatically rtgulveft
the atmosphere iniide our cars. Th
air it washed and purified. Vou are
kept delightfully tool and clean.
EVERY
TRAIN
All cart regularly auijined our
(rains to Call to rota and tht tut are
air-conditiontd. Regardleu of the
j pa of accommodation i you chooia
yaoi will enjoy tha com for u of a
cool, dean, air-condt(ionod (rip.'
5 A IQc
SERVICE
Our popular Trr Stn ic for coach
and imiriit car pattcngeri features
co flea or milk for 5r, assorted sand
wichea for 10-, etc. lelicimu, low
priced Mmi StUet ara tenet! in
all Southern Pacific dining cars.
LOW
t!?FARES
lo slrcondilioned roscKei and chsir
ctrt, alio in tmiriit Uepina ran
(plut mill berth Chirac). From
OttIM, KJh
Can "r'ranefsco .... $11.03 $19.35
Los Annele, 18.7s 29.00
fir iwl (h tisndird air-condi.
tiofird Pullmsai art low in com, too.
Southern
Pacific
J. C. Ul.m(, Agent.
Phon 11
At JUDDS
we've always saved you money
. - that's why we're offering
the 1936 KELVINATOR
I no more than
. : OuUtuvty J
Refrlgerators
It not only pays , EvcT Kelvirutor hu t
for Itself -but does It In less Bu".In .Trf
i , , Then, Vtsibli Ecou-
time and gives you far more owv. No morc suessing
refrigerator for your moneyl about operating costs.
Kcmnator Eives you t
X'c can't tell you the whole .Hory
here, but come into our store. We'll
tcluAlf frovt that it costs you more
money to he without one of these
new Kelvinotors than to buy one.
I lerc arc some of the extra values
this new Kelvirutor gives you.
Tirst of all", Yhiblc CoW-pn-wf
of safe refrigeration all the time.
certified statement of Low Ofitral-
ing Cost, a cost of from one-half to
one-third as much as many refrig
erators now in use.
And then, Vitihle Prolttl'wn
the manufacturer backs it with a
I'ive-Year Protection Plan.
Come in and see the I9i6 Kel
vinator for yourself.
Aud jon can buy a
KELVINATOR
On Very Easy Terms
JUDD'S FURNITURE STORE
MAN-CAUSED WOODS
FIRES ON DECLINE
PORTLAND, Ore., July .15.
(AP) The htman element still fig
ure In Oregon anil Washington's
forest tire loss but oat quite so
prominently as a year ago, the for
est service said today.
lTp to July 10, 208 fires were re
ported this year in the 20 national
forests of the two states. Of the to
tal, 136 were caused by lightnlDg,
34 by smokers, 11 by campers and
13 by debris burners.
Last year, up to the same date,
205 fires were listed, of which
lightning caused 44, smokers 78,
campers 34 and debric burners 78, More than 1.000,000. United
Only 568 acres have been ourn- states cars euioc -"
cd over this year,' compared with hy, and from 3,000,000 to .W
.. ,n ioic Umorlrans snend vacations tneie-
itn.i acres up m jaijr ,v. wv. -
THB ROSEBURG NEWS-
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dally newspaper. Only 60o per
month by carrier in Roseburg
three months for only SI by
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elgn countries. Subscribe for
it today!
BASEBALL
Sunday, July 19
First Game of Inter-District Championship Series .
Douglas County Juniors
vs.
Eugene Juniors
Finlay Field
2:30 P.M.
Best attendance will decide location for third game
Help bring the game to Roseburg.
ADULTS 35c CHILDREN 15c
MEN! WOMEN! CHILDREN! THE WHOLE FiMILY SAVES IN
WARDSti ' rV v
SENSATIONALLY REDUCED' BELOW
WARDS REGULAR LOW PRICES I
Women's Dress Shoes
FORMERLY 2,49!
Weeks of summer ahead to wear
them. And think of it you save
almost 20 n these sandals,
pumps, ties or T-straps. Kid or nu
bnek finish. White, blue or two-,
tones. Sizes . 3 V2 -8 in , the group.
Buy nowl '
Sandals t Tics! Formerly 98c 1
Fabric or leather. White. AQfi
Some with contrast trim. trej
Smart Styles! Formerly 2.98!
Mostly white. A wide vari- A A
ety, cool and attractive.
White Sandals! Formerly 1.29!
Also attractive atrapa or AA
ties. Cool linen or leather. AeW
White T-Straps! Formerly 2.49!
Sandals in breezy new Q4
styles. Kid or nubuck.
Women's Sport Shoes
FORMERLY 2.49! Almost 20 saving on these,
tool A wide variety of styles for spectator or ac
tive sportswear. Nubuck-finish or elk-finish leather.
All white or two-tone combinations. Sizes 3 -8 in
the group. Value-plus!
194
White Oxfords! Formerly 1.98!
Smooth Itather, Trimmed (t
with perforation dosigns. rfcw
White Shoes! Formerly 2.49!
Buck-finish or elk-finish 0
leather. Sandals, Oxfords. "F"
Oxfords! Formerly 2.98!
Nubuck-finish or elk-finish A A A
leather. Mostly all white. "
Sandals! Formerly 89c!
Cool and comfortable. Fab- ft At
ric with crepe rubber holes. V
!1 f- I
Mens White Shoes
FORMERLY 2.98 and 3.30! You save 39c and
71c on shoes that you'll want to wear for weeks to
cornel Styles for every man. Oxfords for dress or
sports. Nubuck-finish or rough buck finish leather.
Two-tone combinations, too.
294
Oxfords! Formerly 2.69!
Nubuck-finish or elk-finish A f
leather. Black. Good looks. 7
Boys' Shoes! Formerly 2.49!
Popular wing tip atyla ox. AQ
fords. M.y&
Oxfords! Formerly 3.98!
from at this price. WhIU)!
Several styles to choose arst A
Boys' Shoes! Formerly 2.98!
Sports oxfords in black 4Q
and brown. Wing tips. mgm9
Child
ren s
Sh
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FORMERLY 98c! Thrifty mothers! Note the sav
ing . . . the variety I Cool barefoot snndnls, white
or smoke. Oxfords or T-strap sandnls in while. Elk-
finish leather. Some lenthci
1 I 'i to 2 in the group.
soled. Sizes 8 '2 to I I,
84c
Sandals! Formerly 79c!
Barefoot style. White or, sun Pf A
tan elk-finith. SJ to 8.
Sandals! Formerly 89c!
White or sun tan elk-finish Oyff
leather. BJ to 1t, 11J to 2.
White Shoes! Formerly 1.29!
T-straps or oxfords. Elk-
finish. 1 to 11, 111 to 2. '
White Shoes! Formerly 1.98!
Elkfinish leather. T-straps Q4
and oxfords. 12-3 In group. ft
Everything for Men tnd Boys
to Wur.
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