Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 08, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1936. DAL OUTPUT INCREASES First Honors Go to Baker County; Douglas Yields Only Minor Amount. WASHINGTON, Dee. 7. (API T.:e linnim ot minus rspurled tO' dav a fill:.l summary shewed gold, -silver, copper uud leiul produced firm Oregon ores In 1!W6, In terms of recovoreu niefulB, m valued nt i 2,01U,313, compared Willi Sl,21)i, U75 (or those metals and zinc pro duced In 1034. No 11)35 zinc production waa re- ' ported. The bureau suid lurgo increases in both gu.iiulty nud value were - recorded lor gold, sliver. compel 'and Wud, "An appreciable 'luuntity of plac er sold produced by Itlr-eranl 'Miuera und prospectors bus been ; included In tbo totul ia:iS gold out put of tbe state," the buieuu snld. Tho value of tbe t.'aker county ' output was more than n.ice tliat ; of any other county, br.t Grant, Josephine and Jackson county were "imitortunt producers," the ! bureau'Huid. Tbe bureau's 11135 production . figuros showed: (Jo.d, lode und : placer, 54,160.11 tine ounces valued ut $l,MI5,ti04; silver, lode and pluc . er, JIU.3J.5 fine ounces valued at 79,33!) ; copper, 3D7.8UO pounds vul , ued at 133,017 : lead, pounds . valued ut l:',3h.'l. 'J'ho .1934 production of lliose xnetula uniouutud to 33,711.69 fine ounces of Kuld, lode and placer, , valued ut l,178.22ll; sliver, lode and placer, 4tf,.rj6u flue ounces vul ' ueil ut (3U,U99; eoppor, 38,373 puuuds; leud, 41,(103 iiounds, und ' zinc, 73,1 K4 pounds. i No vuluca wero rer.orled for the ' 1934 cupper, leud and zinc produc , tion. Ore treated In 1935 umounted to , 184,543 sliort tons, computed with ; 63.US 1.1 1931. Of tho 11II.3S5 ' ounces of silver pioduced In 1935. ) 106,41(1 ouucoH wero from lode mines, 3,975 ounces from piacers. ; Other counties tuut produced minor amounts were Coos, Curry, ' I. Inn, Moiiglus, llurne, Jcffursnn, ' Mulhour, Marlon, Uiuutllla, Union, 'Wheeler. Around the County ELKTON i ELKTON, Dec. 2 Owrntlia lludHon, who lb working ut Rti ' gene, spent tho week-end ut her homo in Klklcin. Oriihu Duly, who Ib 111 at Hnse- . hurg, Is reported lo be ImprovltiK. All. Illlll Ml'H. f!lllltlnH llh,lr J spent several days of Iho ust rveeK. ut me nome ot jvir, una Mn ; 11. l'outius of Cl'i'swoll. ; Miss Aziilcu Andrews Is bome t from Corvullis lor the week-end. Mux iledden spent the Tliiinks- Hiving vurutlon ut bome. Mr. lied- tlen Is attending school at Cor- ; .vuttis. Mr. und Mrs. O. llitlnes und Mr ' Itora M.'Clny were at the home ot . ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hntomuii of '; jinschurg for 'rilauksKivlliK dinner. 4 I'lillllli and (). S. llerklcy motor- I'd Wednesday lo MlMlnnville 10 ' gut Eleanor Heckley, who Is ut- . If luting school there. Mr. and .Mrs. Humid Tharp spent the week-end ut Albany. .Mrs. Minnie l.uw and Miss Delia , Olson spent the week-end ut New . port. Mrs. Merle tloddlng und Infant uniiKbter returned home Hum Eu ' gene Tui'Hday. J. I,. Hueed, who has been in the ln.ni.ltai nt Itoseburg, return . cd home Tuesday. Sirs. Kneed anil '. Mrs. I-enu llu.s.ien Went to I hull! - to meet htm. ("turence lianlel of Portland Is visiting nt the W. J. Unman home. I nui Haines was uu Elkton visit .. or Friday. F. E. Ilullork of Kelloug was - unending to business muliera lu j;iktun Frlduy. Mrs. Mary liriihba has ruttirued from Coos liny w here she has been , visiting. Mm. Murleltn Haines nud Iris . Haines spout Thursday at the hi .' or Mr. mid Mrs. II. II. Cox ot ljtkexlde. Two coyotes have been trapped ' on the Oliver lluliies place the pust rew days. , The Indites of Ellcloli held u bo- - clal evenlim TliuiHiluy niKht. Mr. und Mrs. W. II. Join s spent ; Thursday ami Friday ut the home . ot .Mrs. Alice Haines or Oakland. Mr. and .Mrs. A. A. Parks motor tnl lo F.ucelie Thllrsilitv excnlim. Mr. and Mrs. William 111 ii,l,-i were ThanksKivlTit; dinner quests ut the home ol Mr. nud Mis. John ' .Sawyers. Mrs. Hinder Is Hie only , Ummhter of .lr. and Mrs. Sawyers. ! Mr. and Mrs. II. 1.. l il 1- niaiii- a ; litlniness trii to KvIno, W'nsli.. last . week. They were m i nnuuinh il l.v I be Misses Merle and llerulee - Wells and Miss Katlilee llilkliii. After llii' hilsiiiesH was over the ; party drove down Hie new IiIkIiwiiv ' to Chinook, mvr the mnuth et the Columbia, ivlicii' .the were en tertained over ThnnksKlvliiK at tlie home of Miss llelkuap's .nri nts. ' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Melknai, and , returned hiiute Siittirday. Miss F.II.H In-Ill Hel'kiev, who h llttetllliUK Hebool In l':m;rue. IMIS Why So Sad, Kids? 0 ' : ?W Bf W f - n ' t ft , hfitofadi r rf mti Tom Brown, Eleanore Whitney, and Uenuy lluker in a cene from "itoe Bowl," ami, no doubt, ducuuhq they've ffnitOied iiiukin UiIh grand comnly of fun and football, playing at the Koae theatre today, Wednesday and Thursday. On the same bill Ib "Straight from the Shoulder" with Kalph Bellamy and Kutheriue Locke. at her home here over the weekend.- Dr. Bertha UeVore of Drain made a piofeBHiouul call at Elk ion tSaiuruuy. MltiH Dorothy Francis spent the week-end ut Springfield. Mitts Veluia Hunt on spent Thanksgiving vacation at ber home In ilfppner. Udwaid fc. Ma'nes of Oakland was burled at Kiklou Saturday af ternoon. The funeral services were held ut Oakland, A large number of Klkton people attended. Mr. Haines was well known here as iiu lived here for a number of years and lor the past several years operated the mail stage be tween Oakland and Kiklou. C. 1. Mabiey Of Long Prairie was In Elk Ion Monday, lie reports his small son, who Is' ill, as better. it a Mm Thomas, who is employ ed at Seattle, spent Thanksgiving at his home witn his parents, Mr. and Airs. 11. 0. Thomas. The Thom as l'amlly spent Sunday at Forest Grove, ' ; J . 'Mrs. Kill tu Bowman,1-who is at tending normal school at Ashland, spent the week-end at her home Ut Kellogg. Frank lleehe of Kellogg was. looking alter buaiueus matters iu blklon Monday. i lie young people held their so cial eyetiing at UieuU. K. cjturch .Monday eveningv 1 v - ; -v Parm nonf ITaIimF from Piles and fi otiier Rectal and VTrv a Colon Disorders Why fontlnuc to uPrF Wf li tve titat rl and prmnn.if rIUvtl ihotiiand . el Cfi )roiir. Sperlatlmt t in Stomncli. Rccul and Colon atlmtnt. fl yean aiKcaaalul pracllc. - fin hcfha 1 mW t nowMnw . Mw wmfWfwit Will of tll foi rRt II icKtlptl Buoilcu Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC It V. f-r-r niirnthla ami Grand Avno Tcl - Ft J11 Portland, Ora SUTHERLIN SUTJ1KH1JN, Dec. G. Air. und Mrs. John Maloy arrived tiom San Diego, Callt'., on Tuesiluy evening after Hponding llio .suiiuiior witn thoir sou, Hen Muley. I hey were fortunuto In being nhle to muke the trip with I'olK Woi'ioid, who happened to be in that city visit ing ami who has J Hat acquired a new Auburn ear, The trip was made lu two tiny a und without mishap. Mr. mid Mrs. Ted K-:lt und daughter, of llrants I'ass, uptut a few hours Tuesday virfltmrf with Mrs. Kelt's Hisier, Mrs. Kdgu.' Shir ley, en route north. " Joe Chamberlain und Dale Har vey, students at Corvulliri, spent the TiiunkKiviug holiday at their Ii unieg, Lauru Mitchell, sister or Mrs. Lawrence ltoberlHou, speut the weekend visiting here. Juauiia Allen and Myrtle Thomp son were Itosebuig visitors on Wednesday. ' Franklin Wofford, who has been revolving treatment for an liifcet- d wye nt the Saered Heart hos pital in Kugene, Is somewhat improved. Mrs. Mamie W;;elmaTi. wJih has Iteen receiving ireatnieiu in tlie Kaeied Heart hospitnl iu Ku gene, underwent an operation on luesday. Her condition is repott ed lo be very net ions. Wizubelh Udlzel denailel lrl- day lor i'ortland where sh will he employed. The Suiheiiiu hiuli Hehool bovs ItiiHkeltmll learn and the ghU' vn Irxlmll team will meet ths teams tt Wilbur. Frlduy night in u game lo he played at Wilbur. Tho gume promises lo be exciting. YONCALLA $ To brighten your visit! You'll enjoy your ilay In Portland mor for living hre at rh hub of Port land oclivili.i. A dltttnctlv addres. Thr. lo four blocki fa leading banks and itorftt. Attractiv. ouliid. roomi. Famous Food. SUPPER CLUB Diningand dancing ach night Mcapl Sundayand Monday ... Marvelous music. Floor show. . YON'CALI.A, liec. 7. Mr. and Mra. Mudtien returned lionie Frl duy from TnconiR, Wush., whero tliey wuro callnd due to the. death of Mrs. Muddun s father. Win. CuHtor Bpent Tuesday trans uctiiiK buninusH in JtoKeburir. 1 John Ajiplegate of Hortlund spent several days hero this week visit ing his mother, Mrs. Laura Apule liale, who bus been quite III. At present she is recovoriiu;, Miss Kiuina Appleato of Port land spent the weck.end here vlsii lne her mother, Mrs. Lnuiu Applc 5a' j ; ' 1 . i Donald Woods spent, the week end visiting bis puieut In Hose burg. Mrs. Sunders of Ashland and Mrs. Mabel Church und Bon, Wil son, of Medford spent the week end visiting at the Surwli . Wilson homo, and intending the l'uuorul of Mrs. Clara Ambrose. Mrs. A. H. Ualdwln ttiintiicted busluess In Itpsoburg. Thursday. -Mrs. JobIo I'rlusen of Cugene sjient Sunday visiting ut tho N. D. Crowe home. Mr. and Mrs. Crunier transticted' business In Eugene Tuesday. , - . Miss Mury Mulkuy spoilt the week-eud lu McMliinville, yisliing her parents, and ; assisting at the wedding of a deut 1'rletul. . i . .. ' Uniddeu and liveruu Lllta o Stockton, Calif., attended the fu neral of their Kl'ent-gnimlniothur, Mrs, Clara Ambrose, Suuduy. Hev. audi, Mrs. . Ilarold Mevurs speut lust week hero from Drain, wiiere they nsslEted Willi tlie Mis Dion, which the Church of Christ, Cnlviiry Tubernaclo ami M. 10. chinch held in Hie various churches, tin Sunduy u coniiuuniiy dinner was served at noon for all three congregations. During tlie afternoon a Joint meeting was held, with spccinl music liirnlslied by the Northwestern Christina College In Kugene. During the evening services a Joliil communion service was held, aftnr which nil evangel istic service closed u most success ful mission. Iforliert Hunter visited friends lu .McMliinville during the week-end. FOUR-H CLUB ACTIVITIES Quite a number of 4-II club tur key raisers ure exhibiting their birds ut the Mirthwesieru Turkey show which beglus Monday In Oak land. These include Norman Uy dell of Drain, Jimmy Oorr and Ward Tudd of Oakland, Cileun Young and llonnle Olllvunt or Olulla, Hoy, Hlmer, lllake and David Build of Uiiipiiuu. They all report 'having lino Wills and expect keen competition. A new livestock club was organ ized at Kellogg school, harry An derson Is president of lie cluD aud husChas. Mluter for bis vice-president. The secretary Is William I'tultb. Other niemuers are Paul Anderson, aud Junior Green. All but Chus. Mmter are taking pig projects. Chus. decided to take chickens. o far as the projects are con cerned, each will work individually but Mrs. Zou Wade, teacher of the school will help at the club meetings. The (lleiigary school, taught by P. M. Nash, nas organized a handi craft club of ten members. The boys elected Walter Durch presi dent, Archie Audersou vice-president, anil John Piatt, secretary. Other members are Virgil Prowell, Durrull Vernon, Albert Hooten, Orvllle Anderson, Herman Doer lug and Lewis Jriuber. They selected Mr. Nash to lead the club. A First Aid club was organized at Green school. Membership In cludes pupils from both rooms. Mrs. H. L. Preston was selected as leader and Mrs. Florence Pfaff, teacher, who has a Red Cross cer tificate, will assist with the first aid instruction. The members of the club are: Ceo. K. Johnson, Lois Lllake, Genevieve and Artbur Uohme, Gerald Claypool, Bill Gould, Grma and Carl Schmidt, Theodore lnslcy. 11111 Davis, Vada Mae fleets, Maiilynn Preston, Evangeline Prowell and Wlima Porter; ' enrollments of three Health clubs were received tills week. One from tlie Klgarose school, taught by Miss Lois Ford consists of au members. Another from Kellogg school, taught by Mrs. Zoa Wade, with a membership of nine. The third enrollment from Miss Jean Johnson.,, toacljer ot the J'leasant v4uvi, uiiDq.eu memuers. The secretary of the Sutherlin 4-H Clotblrg school; writes that me ctuo met in the 'home of Mrs. Hazel Green last. Saturday" alter- uoon. ; The held a .brief business session uud immetliately started to work on articles glassed In' group I. ) Following tlie working or study period, Ktlna Ileal led tile club in interesting games, following which pop corn wus caton. , Members present were Cora, Eurlu and Josephine Wolfe. Pattv Jordan, Alice and .'Iflefeu Slgis uiund, Klviiiu Mode, Kdua Ileal and Betty ,Loit Vogelpohl. Anna Mno Sutton uud Francos Holm of Sylmoii valley school have taken up projects in two divisions of cooking. They do not have enough members to form a club but will work as "individuals" and receive instruction from Mrs. M. T. Holm. SUTHERLIN John rium, of Days Creek, was here utlendiiiK to huttinetm lor ev eral hnnrn yesterday . Sl'TUKftLlX, Dec. 7. Mrs. Win. Hi ad ley spent Tuesday -ut the home of Mr. and .Mrs. C. K. Flory. Mr. and Mrs. Bemiti, rormerly of liaratow, Calitornin, have purchas ed the projieity known an the Johnson piaee eawt of Sutherlin 5 MODELS Here's radio's most important feature now in 5 Philcos!One twirl, and "Click . . . here's your ifa'o"-tuncd perfect ly, with automatic accuracy, and held exactly on the station frequency by Philco Magnetic Tuning. Other big Philco fea tures, too, including Foreign Tumug System and Color Dial 1 Place your Christmas order now I LiberalTracie-ht Allowance co ',C41 ChooM frbm 52 new Phllcot ' $22 SPECIAL HOLIDAY TERMS! RADIO MUSIC STORE Phone 93 GROSS AND HARG1S 225 N. Jackson Sti and will make their home here. . W. J. Shupe, who baa been veo' 111 at the Sacred Heart hospital In bugene is very much Improved and unless complications develop will be able to return bome soon. Mrs. Seota Kllugler, daughter of Mrs. Tom Thornburg, Is visiting at their home for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Koyal Abecue, who have recently sold their place to Archie Moore, have moved to tbe Tbeno place. Mr. and Mrs. Owen ltose, who were on tbe Theno place have moved Into town. Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith spent Sunday in Klamath t aiis, where Mr. Smith went to bunt ducks. While there they weie dinner guests of Professor and Mrs. Theo dore Cook, former school superin tendent ot Sutherlin. Mrs. Ida Weber, accompanied by ber son, Howe Weber, left Sunday for Kugene. Mrs, Weber bad been visiting at tbe home ot Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook for tbe past ten days. G. W. Milam was a business visitor in Uoseburg on Thursday. Mrs. Sadie HuiIUi visited fur the past week at tbe home of Mrs. Lovle Williams. She is from Eu gene. , Mr. and Mrs. .' Lealie Schooley, who have been here for the past few mouths left Tuesday morning for Oskalusa, Iowa, to make tbeir home on a farm there. They went via California. Ur. and Mrs. Cook apent Thanks giving at their ranch with Mr. and Airs. Walter Sankey. Mrs. Vern Holgate and Mrs. Lloyd Plnkston, of Oakland, drove to Eugene Tuesday, where Mrs. Plnkston will enter the Sacred Heart hospital for treatment. Mrs. Alice Bundy and her daugh ter, Norma, entertained' as their guests on Thauksgiiug Mr. aud Mrs. It. S. Firman and family of Oakland. A 'large family dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Nellie Parker on Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schooley and daughter, Winifred, Hev. ana Mrs. Herbert Swift, of Salem, and family', Chaa. Parker, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Parker and family and Miss Ulanche Slater. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Parker entertained the same group with another dinner at their homo west of Sutherlin. Miss Ardie and Miss Helen Gor rell spent the Thanksgiving .holi day with their mother, Mrs. Lulu Gorrell, returning to Eugene the duy following. MYRTLE CREEK MYHti.r rncpif tv.. t i.. - ......... , ,, .ins. L&lirn KlPVAninn uihn . t- .mo ueeu Creek. workini? nt the nnin ixrAai.i t. - ..w ,'..nij uuute on Boomer hill all summer has re lumed to her home ut Mvrtlo ill08floni nnrl nl,lv C.u,l.v -hi. dren of Mrs. Madge Gazley, have been out of school Tor several days duo to illness. Helen Haley, lono Minor, and Louise and A, It, v,w.,.. ....... ... at .Southern Oregon Normal school all spent the Thanksgiving . holi dnys with home folks. From the university Marjory and Dorothy Hates and Warren Valentine were nome. Hay and Ernest Dunnavin, Marjory Johnson, James Cook, aiaueune Aaams, uon way, jessj ioner, tiroy r.uaicoii ana jveita Kouk, O. S. C. student, ill also ale Thanksgiving dinner with home lolks. Hurlan Fields of Marshfleld visited at the bome ot bis brother and slater-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fields, Thanksgiving day. Mr. Fields wbo is a flyer, came over In bl. plane, wbicb he landed in a field near his brother's home. Mr. and Mrs. Loren James and son, Verion,' visited In Creswell and Kugene from Wednesday to Satur day last week. Miss Virginia Fo giiB and Miss Wacua Parker at tended to the local telephone of fice during their absence. O. A. Fitzpatrick, who la en gaged in mining bear Wolf creek, visited at his home last Saturday at tbe Umpqua Auto camp. He was accompanied by Mrs. L. Winkelmau, also of Wolf creek. Minister H. O. Sabin and Mrs. Sabin, of Eatonvllle, Wasb., wbo heicl a meeting last week in the lo cal Christian church, returned to their home Monday. Fred Ncal aud his father-in-law, J. L. Chaney, motored to San Francisco recently and enjoyed the thrill of crossing the long bridge over the buy. Oscar Stephens of Portland, was a visitor in town tne .lay this week. Mr. Stephens was returning to his home from Paradise Valley, California, where he had been af ter his aged mother, Mrs. Rebecca Griggs. Mrs. Griggs was recently the victim of a criminal assault, and she is being Jaken to ber Bon's home to live. Colds and grippe have been pre valent here for the last twe weeks. Among the many victims are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Poling, Mrs. Leslie Cnilders and Mrs. C. C. March. Ralph Haley has gone to Glen dale in search of employment. Miss Virginia Alien is staying with W. H. Chase t.nd going to school. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Elliott of Tl gard, who Bpent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Elliott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Michaels, returned to their home Saturday. Miss Marjory Johnson, who is at tending O. S. C. et Corvallis, has accepted a position as clerk for Rep. G. N. Riddle during the next session of tbe legislature. Mrs. Beth Wlmtr visited with her husband, John Wimer, in Eu gene last week from Wednesday during the rest of tbe week. Mr. Wimer is a braiieman out of Eu gene on the S. P. Mrs. Bsa Coop er acted as mall-messenger and rural carrier dU'1.i llrs. Wimer's absence. W. C. Gates has heen quite ill at his home here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen of Hagerman, Idaho, have been house guests :t the H. M Shlrtclift home since Tuosday. The Shlrtclifra woro rormor nolghboi-s ef the Jensens at Hagerman. Mr. unci Mrs. Dllly Breedlove have returned to lend, and Harley Naas is working In tbe bakery for Air. McOougull, tlie baker. Mr. a id Mrs. D. O. Breedlove and family have moved from Alalia to Myrtle Creek, where uiey aro liring in the H. A. Ad ams cottage oue-ball oille south of town. Word was received beio today by Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Knight, of the death of their daughter, Miss Echo Knight, Pol Hand. Miss Kuigbt bad been ill but news ot her improvement was recently re ceived by her parents. Funeral ar rangements will be aunounced later. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fatu and grand daughter, Gertrude Epplng, were dinner guests Sunday at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Levis Currier left Fridr.y for Loa Angeles to. make tbeir bome in the southern city, where Mr. Currier has employ ment in a large furniture and ra dio store. DAYS CREEK DAYS CREEK. Dec. 6. Miss May Gross - and Miss Margaret Sagaberd Bpent Thanksgiving at Clutskanle where they visited tlie former's sisters, Mr. Dear, Mrs. Divine and Miss Ethel Gross. They shopped in Portland on Saturday and, en route bome Sunday, stop ped at Salem to visit Misa Lucile Nasb, a friend of Miss Gross. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Raymond ot Salem kind Mlw Evelyn Ray mond of Roseburg speut the ThankBgiving vaca'tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ray mond. . Fritz Snyder and W. H. Raymond were Myrtle Creek visitors Tues day where Mr. Raymond received medical attention. Miss PrlscilU Worth Ington ot Azalea la visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Worthington this week. )7f months old Otf AMERICAN Nt STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY 18 Month. 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