ROSEBURG KEW3-REVIEW. RQ3EBUBC. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5. 1937.
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
GREEN SCHOOL GIVES
The (Ji-eim ticuuui hud u school
liny inugntm Aiumuy ui l:uu p. m.
Ah iiareniH una lneuila were invit
ed, hi-uoul wui-k, rucitailuna uiiil
soiikk were prcBeiil'Jii.
Tlio vliiilciij uro Mrs. 0. Make,
JIi-h. I(. 1'ieiilon, -Mrs. J. W. Toi
ler, Mm. . K. I. Hulls, .Via. Henry
l.undi.-l'H, Ml'8.' Ivan LumlorH, Mrs.
Curl Hir.ilniill, Mis. (ieoi'se Jollll
KUll, Mr. ulld- Mrs. W. K. llolmio,
Delphu Uoliiiio, fti.s. N. U. l'liilier.
Mrs. lioulil, Jtr. M. Ileimen, Mm.
T, IrviiiK. Mrs. Ohiirlt-H liviuK, Mrs.'
J. 1'. Myers, tar. uiul Mrs. 0. II.
Mlllliltf. Mrs. K. MeCouias, Mid. V.
: Lewis, Mrs. Cluuilo Cmyiteol.
The liuichers are: I'liper Kratio
rouui, Mrs. J-1 1 - -1 1 Kniltn; ilrlmary
room, lira. Floreiito I'fut'f.
EMBROIDERY CLUB
HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING
MELKOSIC, Murcli 4. The West
Melrose Kmbroldeiy club held u
l.l-.'UHiint uieeiiiig :.t tue homo o(
Mm. II. (i. Thompson Thursday af
ternoon. The afternoon was spent
in vliilliiif? anil (milling until a late
hour when u lovely ImieheOn was
served to Mrs. Uay Petrotpiin, Mrs.
Enill Galla, Mrs. John Unlla, .Mrs.
: 0. O. Crlteser, link E. M. Sceley.
' Mrs. J. V'. li.isa' and Mrs. II. (J.
1 Thompson.
i't t'f
. HOME DEMONSTRATION
MEETING TO BE HELD
NEXT TUESDAY
Hlverslile, Udonhowor and Onr
, den Valloy women have been Invit
ed to attend the all-day home ilcm
: onstratioii meeting to he held next
Tuesday, March a, at the home of
Mrs. C. E. Murks, In c'-inii;e of Miss
Jessie Palmltor, who will demon
strate home furnishings .
The meotinn will open at 10:30
, a.- m. and a potluck luncheon, will
he served at noon.
OLDER GIRLS
CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD IN PORTLAND
The silver Jubilee of the Older
Girls' conference of Oregon will ho
held at Westminster Presbyterian
church March 5-6-7, in Portland.
. Miss Thelma Carter, Miss Eileen
Kleist and Mis s Coriune-Anuo
Porvy, accompanied by Mrs. W. H.
., Carter nnd Mrs. R. H. Kleist, will
attend the couforenco from the
Koseburg Christian church, while
Miss Juan Perkins will represeut
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Tliullliu Curler will be one
of the six wunji discussion group
leaders, having charge of the first
discussion group.
BENEFIT TO BE HELD '
AT MELROSE GRANGE
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
The Mnlroso gmngo has Invited
Hie genonil puhlin to enjoy tho Kl
wanis program, henofiling 4-1 1 club
work at Melrose, at eight o'clock
next Tuesday ovening ut the
grunge hull. No admission will he
charged for tho benefit. I.nter in
Iho ovenlug refreshments will be
sold.
The Klwanls club, assisted by
others, will present the program.
.10. A. Ilrilton, 4-H cljib leailer for
Oouglas county, wlll'iiil as master
of ceremonies. -
WOMAN'S COUNCIL HAS
MEETING ON THURSDAY
The Woman's council of the'
First Christian church mot in the
council room of the church Thurs
day afternoon.
A fiuo representation of the
membership made plans for future
work ami enjoyed sewing on ar
ticles for the bazaar. Following
tho business session, over which
Mrs. Mulchings, presided, a mis
sionary lesson was presented by
.Mrs. Anna Abel. Mrs. II. H. Church
sowed refreshments at) the tea
hour. . .
FOES OF COURT PLAN
TO CONTINUE FIGHT
(Continued from pa kg 1)
tor Wheeler (D.fMont.), however,
affirmed his unwavering opposi
tion. He said:
."I regret that -the president at-,
tempted to inflame the passions
of the people with the implication
that tlio supreme court was re
sponsible for the dust bowl nnd
the Ohio Hoods. The opposition
tried to keep the argument on a
higher plane.
"The democratic platform, dictat
ed by the president himself, point
er! the way to the reforms Tie 'Tf-
s ires by constitutional awondment.
The problems that are with us now
wefre with us wheu that .tlu.iior.il
was written."
Speaker Hankhead suld he
thought . the pruHldent'a address
"waa a c ranker jock." lie udtiffl:
"i don't know what effect it Is
going to have on crytUullzing opla-!
ion, but the trie ml h of the presi
dent and those who are with him
on the matter are glad to have
this candid expression."
Critics Reply
Representative ," Mlchener (It.,
Mich.); member of the house judi
ciary committee, hud this to
say:
"The president makes It very
clear that the real purpose of Ills
proposul is to place men on the
supreme court who will be a pari
of the team of which he Is captain
and coach. He forgets that the
purpose of the supreme court is
to see thut the other two members
of Uie team do not violate the
rules of the game."
Representative I,emke (Tt., N.
1).), union purty candidate for
president in the lust campaign, observed:
"I know of no supreme court de
cisions thut have blocked the con
gress and the president in taking
cure of the dust bawl and tu ous.
Why are we not attucklug the flood
problem on u national scale rattier
than by patch work? The consti
tution could he amended In less
time than it will take to light over
the president's program,'1
Praise Showered
In hailing the - president's ad
dress, William fireen, president of
the American Federation of Labor,
said it would "arouse the peopl'j
to realization or wnai ma judiciary
reorganization plan really means."
Other favorable comment Included:
Secretary Wullace: "It , will
make the farmer think like ho has
never thought before."
Chairman O'Connor (D., N. V.),
of the house rules committee:
"Typical ot the president who has
been fighting a groat cause
throughout his career and will
continue to fight.
Senator Sheppard, (D., Tex.):
"One of the greatest addresses in
American history.
Senator O'Mahoney, (I)., Vyo.):
"The greatest speech he ever
made. Maybo he has Just begun
to fight."
II A liArnav fii'iv fncdftn Ik m.
ported to be ill at his home on
Kast lane street.
Here Thursday-ti. fl. lllnos, of
Sutherlln, was a business visitor
lu this city yesterday. ,
Spend Day Hera Mr. and Mrs.
V. Hounds, of Kuckles, were bust
uess visitors here Thursday. , .
HOOD RIVER
APPLE BRANDY
jfSk SL. C Straight1 or in your favorite mixed a 4
QP J drink. Now made to the standard
or linen im ansa uranuies . . . - 1
84 PROOF
PINTS
415-C
QUARTS
415-A
Look for the LABEL
HOOD HIVER DISTILLERS, INC.
Reed River, Oiegen
in i
Hre T o d y Warren Tlson,
Oop6 employee at lrew, was a
business visitor In this city to
day.
mproving ci... i;... minor,- wiiu ,
has hpen very 111 of pneumonia ati
his home In Ulllurd, is reported to '
he ImprovinK. '
Taken to Hotpltil R. H. . 111k-
Renhnihsm, ot this city, was taken
to Mercy hospltul last evening to
ecelvo medlful ti-ealment. - -
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS. : .
Compiled by The Associated Press,
March 5: ' .
SO IS : 16 60
Ind'ls RU's Ut's St'ks
Today M01.3 46.5 50.1 74.6
Prev. day 1...100.2 45.1 60.3 73.8
Month ago BS.6 40.Z 51.D 72.2
Year ago 38.7 ' 49.6 63.6
1937 high , 100,8.45.4 64.0 74.1
1S37 low ........ 94.1 37.8 DU. I
1936 high ....... .99.3 43.5. J-68.7 72.8
1936 low 73.4 30.2' 4X4 55.7
, --New blghs. .
1 '; BONDS : '
" 20 io '' io ib
nil's Ind'lB Ut's Pgn.
Today 96.9 103.9 101.3 73.1
Prev. day .... 96.9 104.0 101.4 73.0
Month ago ..V; 97.8 101.0 102.2 73.6
Year ago 93.9 1(13.3 102.3 72.0
1937 high , 99.0 104.4 102.8 74.7
1937 low ..' 96.9 103.8 101.3 72.8
1936 igh . 98.2 104.4 103.1 73.0
11936 low 86.9 101.8 99.3 67.6
STOP AND
Of
Every time you start up from
a normal traffic stop, you can
waste enough gasoline to drive
a third of a mile!
To cut down the high cost
of today's stop-and-go driving
in village, town, and city, Shell
engineers developed a way to
"balance" gasoline.
This balancing process re
arranges the entire chemical
structure of gasoline makes
it "digestible" for your engine
just as cooking makes food
digestible for you.
Your motor gets the full
benefit of Super-Shell's high
energy content.
' Super-Shell-the"MOTOR-DIGESTIBLE"
gasoline is
sold from coast to coast. ,
There's a Shell station in
your neighborhood. Stop there
"next time."
Super Shell
4 'Round town
out ol every 3 mile you drive
Local
News
Attend Mietlng H. A. Canaday
and ltalph Itussell uttendeil the
Pacific Woodmen Lite ussoi'lii'
lion meeting at Myrtle Creek Wed
nesday bight,
LODGE OFFICIAL IS
HONORED AT ROTARY
Back From San Francisco Mrs.
J. I,. Yurnall, owner of tho Style
shop, hus returned here, after
spending several days In Kuu
Francisco attending the spring
openings and selecting stock for
her shop.
ELMIRA SLUGGER
JAILED AT EUGENE
(Continued from page 1)
Leave for Florence Mr. arid
Mrs. George Adams havo sold their
camp -at Coos Junction' and left to
day for Florence, Ore., whore they
also own nnd operate uu auto
camp. . .
Go to Medford Mr. and Mrs. TJ.
0. Vaughn loft this morning for
Medford to- spend a short time at
tending to properly Interests. Mr.
Vnuglin was recently transferred
here by the Copco.
Here Thuridav T. It. Pollock.
ot Clendale, was 'a Business vis
itor here Thursday. En route here
he was in a minor automobile ac
cident at Coos Junction, resulting
in slight damage to his automobile.
ers. . , s i
Ho Is suld to have told a ram
bling story, the buIjmuiko of which
was that he had formerly been
connected with a "gang" and t .at
he hail seen members or this git'ix
here and knew thoy were connect
ed with the crime.' Asked why he
hud fahl he had taken poison, lie
told officers ho. was afruld ha
knew too much and that anyway
after a man had had "as much
hard luck and boon lirnken up us
much us I have" it didn't matter
much.
le then . cn'nilv offered to "fin
ish what I started "if phystcluns
would give him some strychnine.
Officers placed little credence In
his story last night, hut bold hi ill
on the drunk churgo ponding de
velopments. '
FORESTRY OFFICE
AUDIT SET HERE
Honoring the grand lecturer of
Kasteru Ktar, the Koseburg offic
ers of Ihut orgunlKuliou were
guesia ut the regular Itotury club
luncheon Thursday.
Prank Wells, student notarial!
representing the senior high school
at club meetings during the past
suhool term, conducted the pro
gram and guve as his farewell to
the club a talk on high school ac
tivities. He pointed out that the
activities engaged in by high
school students, though not a purt
or the formal educutlon, Is exceed
ingly imporluut towurd a complete
school course
Don Kadabuugh presented two or
the members of the Sinn family.
stage attraction ut tho Indian thea
tre, who presented several violin
unit piano numbers.
Oeorgo Crouch was Introduced
us the student ltoturlan for tlio
coming high school term.
An administrative audit will
stmt Monday ut the locul head
quarters of the' Umpqua Nutlouul
forest, Supervisor V. V. Harphnm
announced today. The audits are
made at intervals of about three
years. A. H. Cousin and C M.
Strnlford of the regional forest of
fice at Portland will, conduct tho
examination.
Undergoes I Operation - Miss
Merl Evans, daughter of -Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Wellman of litis city, Is
reported to be doing nicely at
Mercy hospital, where she under
went an appendectomy Wednes
day. ;" -
Arrive From Medford Mr! and
Mrs. C. C. Archibald, of Medford,
arrived here last night to spend a
few days attending to business
and visiting friends. Mr. Archibald
is with the Copco. . .
Return to Nebraska Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Moore and daughter,
Wanda, left this week for their
home in Clearwater, Nebraska, aft
er spending the past few weekB in
Oakland and Yonculla viBiting re
latives and friends.. jt '
Open Meeting. Next Mondays
Evergreen grange will - hold lap
open meeting next Monday eveotim
at the grange hull, to which 'the
public has been lnvltod. The sen
ior high debating team will furnish
the program. . .. : . . j
Visits at Mars ten Nome Miss
Betty Marsters has been spending
the past week with her uncle and
aunt. Judee nnd Mrs. -R.. W. Mur-
slers. here. Her mother, Mrs. It'otf-
coe Marsters, Is receiving medicul
treatment in Portland. .
Visit at Churchill Home Mrs.
IT. O. Tefft and son, Bobble, of
Corvuliis, and Miss Jessie Smith,
high school teacher in Eugene,
spent last week-end .here visiting
at the George Churchill home on
South Kane street. Miss Smith is
a former resident of this city.
Visit Over Week-End Mr., and
Mrs. Robs Homey, ot . Portland,
spent the week-end herd visiting
the former's mother, Mrs. Horney
Sr., at 305 East Douglas street.
The latter has been aerloUsly ill
for several weeks, but Is reported
to be improving.
Lt9iB fni Alhanw Mi-o n IT
Coffinnu, of 12(1 South Purrott
street, lett mm night for Albany
to intend the funerul of W. W.
Dixon, former Southern Pacific em
ployee or tins ciiy, who tiled in
Albany this Week. Mr. Dixon's
wife died about three wheUs ugu.
Leave for California-Mr. . and
Mrs. Wnllor Singleton, of llils oily,
left I''iiduy afternoon l.ir l.ns An
geles W spend two or Uneo wee's
vlslttm? their son nun 'hiimhliT-
In-law, Mr, and Mrs Wallace
Singleton, and family. Wallace
Singleton is employed by the
Standard Oil company at Jl.os An
geles.
Leave on Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. George Sommerholder, of litis
city left oday for Eugene to v.s:l
(heir son nnd dnuhler In-law, .Mr.
and Mrj. F. It. Somerunlder. rr n
i"v lUys, heforf uulug -o ('j-.'.-ii,
Ulan Chicago mil Ihcn lu Appl-'-ton,
Wisconsin, to visit relatives
ami friends. They plan f- he gniie
about two weeks. . .
; Cue.?o Eugene Today Mrs. Ar
Ale, De'V'ltt,-or Went Iloeeburg, to
day brought Mrs. I.eou K. Wilson,
who was recently discharged Irnm
the Sacred Heart hospital In Eu
gene, buck to her home In this city.
They were accompanied by the hit
ter's daughter, Miss Audrey Wil
son, whn will spend Uie week-end
here visiting relullves nnd friends.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
TUCKER-RAHN Samuol P.
Tucker and Miriam N, Halm, both
or uoseburg. ....
WHEN WE
STOP GREASY
INDIGESTION WE
FEEL JUST FINE
Our itomaeh can't divert ffreaae, Nftlthet
can our boweli. Only our pancreatic Juice
working with our bile Juice, can dlgeil
grease.
When we vet bad taste, headache anS
that nasty grouchy feeling which comef
irom greasy indigestion, 1K 1 lrtr
Little Liver Pill, before each meal and
alter.
Carter'i Little Liver Pilta fcring a tarsi
now of our pancrcatle juice and bile Juki
Into our bowels. The larro flaw nt th4
Juicea digests the grease we have eaten
Then we burst Into life and into our work
like-a joyous skyrocket '
But if you want this glorious relief from
greasy Indigestion, ask your druggist foi
Carter's Little Liver Pills by name and
stubbornly rafus to buy anything else. 20c
LUMBER DISPUTE
SPREAD LOOMING
(Continued from page 1)
sympathlitors from a nearby road.
SAN FKANCISCO. March 5
(AP) Union longshoromen hnndl-
ed cargo of the Canadian freighter
Uocholle here today, and a threat
ened Impasso nil tho walerrrout
wiib averted.
The suilors withdrew a picko.
line, which had been established
during a jurisdictional dispute
with the Inland boatmen'a uuion,
anil the longshoremen wero dis
patched to the scene.
.ongshore headquarters report
ed a sulisruclory adjustment tn
ubled a guug of 16 men to Imiuilo
the vessels cargo. The dispute
helweeu sailors mid (he bnutmcn's
union will, be considered In-.u.
COUOH HOD
rodlcaMd with thiMC-taotMng
Hiaciuaiis us vkh v.punuD.
RE-OPENING
Dutch Mill Inn
SATURDAY NIGHT
March 6th
Come out with the gang for
a large evening
DANCING
WITH FOUR HOT SHOTS
Fried Chicken and Steak Dinners
SERVED ANYTIME
, SMALL COVER CHARGE
O, F. FREDRICKSON, Proprietor
ENDS TODAY
"Gambling With
Souls"
s Saturday Only .
"SKY DEVILS"
With '!
Spencer Tracy William Boyd
. . Ann Dvorak
PC On Idle
V IIIS Same Program
ACTION! THRILLS
.. t - l
, The donger-
.ous doys of 1
the West live
ogoln . . .
cs pioneers
blaze their i
way through
a barrage
"of death I
nnn ai.i.rul
RANGER
COURAGE
win
Martha Tibbetlt
V Shows' 2--9:30 P; M.; '
Mats. 2Bo ' '" ' Eves. 3Sc
Children 10c
Starts Sunday
r..nulMHil.,l.'M
' t wilt niiitl rictml
ALSO
m
m
3 JFWM
TODAY AND SATURDAY
Rolllna down Ilia enan raaA
with a guitar and a yen ior
a gal who don him wrong
v MADGE EVANS.
EDITH FELLOWS
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
And His Sw1b land
W ...
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ADDED SHORT SUBJECTS
PREVIEW SATURDAY
Special Added Attraction
3-REEL COLOR SENSATION
Popeye Mccto Sinbacil P
STARTS SUNDAY 3 DAYS ; ,
YEAR'S MOST RIOTOUS ROMANTIC, .COMEDY!
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MELVYN DOUGLAS
Thomas Mitchell -Thurslon Hall
Rosalind Keith Spring Bylngton
Jf V .r. STOP -n-GO
Schilling
pepper
Shows 2, 7, 9 p. m.
Matt 25c Eve 35c
Kiddie 10c
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