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R03EBURG NgWS-REVlEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1937.
News of Douglas County
CEMETERY GROUP
ELECTS OFFICERS
fll.BN'DAl.R. Ore., April 5. Thn
mmiiunrii uf llin OlcnuHlH Ueineterjr
lumociutloii held lllttlr animal meet
IHK Sallinlny evening In the city
hall, with flflenn lilcmnpia pres.
unt. Mil. uiiuurt uihoii wiib r.
elected to miccucil Iwi'Him enter
fug on her Heventh yenr nit lire).
dent or the uhmmihiioii. Minn
ulln CuiiIiIIikIiiiiu nun ilioeii vlcu.
lit'OHlilenti MIks Florence Joluiflon,
reeleetcd secretary, nliii Mm,
Uomle Holmcm, treasurer.
iMalls were illneuH8eil fur the bii
mini cleauun illiy and It win ill?
elded to tuke no with the Muxonlc
lodge, planH for beautifying the
gruundfl with the pluntliiK of or
niiinolilnl "Minim anil tieux. mis,
CIiuiIch Holce and Mm. (.', il. Aim
tin wore appointed im a commit-
teo for the KOllcltulloii. of rumlu.
YONCALLA
YONCALLA, April 5. Floyd
fjlentol', son of Mr. and Mm. J I it 1
ClnBler brake out several front
teelh and wiib iiuilo badly bin !!,
WfediiendHy, when, while playing he
jlllliiied off the front porch, nil
tliiK a wlro. Ho wiib taken to Hobo.
'.built for treatment.
Mr. and Mm. K. A. Hclilemiiii
spoilt several iluys this Wcidi trans
acting hiiBlnesB In I'orllaiid.
Mrs. Initio O'llrlen of CoUiiko
Urovo spent Boveral days this
week visiting nt the Cranio Kel.
logg llilhio.
' Kalpli Heaved of Iltmoblilg visit.
oil l-elatlveR here Monday en roulii
home, after spending; some tliuu In
.l'ortllind.
Mrs. Mnrle Buoiiiciigeu anil fnln
lly Uf Drain are Visltlni! at the Jim
Timor Home for a few nays.
Ml bb Hosslu Wuhin and Tom
Wimtfnll lilottireil In Eugene Wed
liemliiy. ' Mrs. Eilwnril Kelso, Mis. Nullum
Clowe mill Mis. Tom I'lilinor vis
ited relatives in Miigimo Monday.
All', ilnil Mrs. ('. II. I.alioul' huvo
tiuriilniBeil what Is known iib the
Ida lliniyon hinno.
MYRTLE CREEK
MYtlTU'l C1U2KK, April B. Mr.
and Mrs, Waller Newton, Mr. nnd
'Mrs. Hll Wilson, anil Mr. and Mrs.
. Oluf Newton,- of Ooqiillle, mill Mm.
Kvelyn Hi'iuul, of Weed, Calif., wore
hero Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Clyde IJ. Newton.
Mrs. Arenna Newton rolui'iiml
Inline Monday riom Klalnalh Falls
where she hail been culled by the
Illness tint! death of her son. Clyde.
Htthm't Pounds aceompniiloil by tho
- Newton chililren, I,enore, ftulli and
Alvln, arrived . Tuesday, He re-
liirned tn Ills home In Illy TIiuihiIii.v
'Villi ' Minute who will finish her
third your In high school. The
other two children will remain here
.'Willi ,llieir grandmother Newton
'add enter si-hool Motiday,
Mis. Iris Ally was taken to Mercy
hospital Tuesday, whom Bhe was
operated on the sitllie afternoon for
iiiipcntllcllts. Kilo In gelling along
llli'illy.
Mr. mill Mrs. Ted Slilili'llff and
hvti children, middy nnd Mary Ann,
I'ottlriied Moildny from Phoenix,
Ai In., whole they had been living
for tho past four months.
Al'liin1 Vlteii luilloi onjoyeil a un
cial hour at the close or tho meet
(III; Tuesday evening, with a nice
lirwtrnin and refreshments.
Mi's. N. (I. Iltiell rcluriicil Wed
nesday from i'ortliiiul. While In
that part of Ihe country she visit
ed at Ihe home uf llov. iiml Mrs.
Frank W. Zook In Hilvorton. Mra.
Jluell was ai'iiiiniiaiiled on thu trip
by Mr. and Mrs. Mvorelt W'.tmor, of
Jttuuililirg.
Menthols of Vnlenllne I'haplm'
.Journeyed to Itiutoliurg Thursday
evening to atlelid Ihe district moot
ing. Mr. and Airs. John Chancy of
I lays Creek, were in Myrilo ( l eek
WedueBilay sliopiihiK and vlnltlng.
Mrs. II. A. Nans tof I Thursilay
llfternooll Vill (lie Mlllisla for Med
fold where she will visit with ihe
families of her hi-nthcr. Will Dyer,
nnd alsler, Mrs. Clareiiie Winicr.
Horn, tn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred l,e
lllnnc on Hie lliizlo.v mini, a huhy
laughter, l.ii urn Fay, Mnich HO, at
the lioinn of Mrs Clara llulley on
Wesl Ifeunl sheet.
limn, In Mr. and Mrs. Mill John
son on Him III .Myrlle, a Imby
daughter, Mnt ill III. Iioi'tor Mux
Sou intended both cases.
Mr, and Mrs. lli'ingo Spencer,
mid Airs. I.nlile Spencer, his moth
er, from Oakland, spciii Sunday nl
the home nf Mrs. ICfllt, Kpcnccr
mill llllelllb'll humor sei vlies lit the
CIiiIhiIiiii church.
Mr. anil Mrs. A. K. Huston mid
two chlldien, Allelic mid Shlrlev.
lire speilillllii a couple or weeks in
J'oillaiul vlsltlnit Jus. Huston's ua
renin and Hiking a shun vacailini
trip.
Frctl Shlrlclirr mid son, Hani, of
Ilosohiiru, speiit Tliuisilav visiting
wlth Ills sIstiM-lii law, Mis. K. T.
Slilrtellff, who lias hi'en III for
Koine lime In tin, home of her son.
J I. M. Hlllltclltr. Mis. Mhlilcllrf
Is slowly regaining her strength
nun In.
MELROSE
MKI.Itnsi.:. April r,.- Mr. ,ni
Mrs. Altord (lulln of Dlllmd spiui
Klisler Sunday visiting their bnuli
IM'.ti'las mid slsleis. Mr, and
.Mrs, .1. Tliombi'lK nnd Mr. niul
Mrs. t lias. Htiihlis.
K I,. t'oo,el' plireltilScit a t'heV'
tii,et seilati fioin a Itosebing dent
or Inst Suitmliiy.
Coutily lioiul llngliinr F. ('.
I'Vear and Comtiilsslonei' II. II.
Itonilinati were liispctltig bridges
niul ciiliei'is III Alelroso Hie lorn-
Jiart of tile week.
Mr. an.l Mrs. Freil llevbeig lell
Tuosdiiy liioinliig ror Kltk. Klalli
' nlh coiiill), nrter s,etidliig sevi'tal
mouths nl their Melrose hoi'ie.
'Thu lonner lie cliiplo0(l nl
Klik during thu spring ulnl bum-
Mr. unil Mrs. Mike Johnson left
Thursday for their homo at Lake
Creek, l.uue county, arter spend
ing several days at Melrose look
ing after iimiierljr Interests. The
Jonllsolis are former Melrose resi
dents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Cetleratrom
and daughter, Doniiu, of Mursli
flelil, spent thu lust week-end and
lousier Holiday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. llenry Anderson.
I'hll Hess of Klamath Falls si
llied Wednesday to spend several
days visiting Mr. and Mis. (I. A.
IliUce. Alia. Hobs urrived Moiidoy
to Visit indefinitely with her Bis
ter, Mrs, In nee, and her parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. C. Olson.
The county IiiIiIko crew has
built severul new bridges and cul
verts In iMclroso district this week.
Mrs. Wullaco Matthews left
Thursday uflernuon ror her home
In lone, Oregon, after spending:
the past two weeks visiting her
husband.
Mr. anil Mrs. Floyd Finn have
leased the small bouse from C. w.
I.unileen, which is located on the
klgarosu road, and will move there
before hum to luiiko their Home
while the former is employed In
rutting lugs oh the mountain.
Mrs. Joe Matthuws llnilerwenl a
minor opci-iiMou In Itosohilrg Wed
nesday, and s re noriei lo oo im
proving very satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White anil
family aro moving Into the How
ard Wilson place to reside.
CAMAS VALLEY
CAMAS VAMjKY, April 3 Miss
Itose Lilly or North llelld visited
her sister, .Mrs. Holiurt Mm tindiile,
last week.
Mrs. Fred I'litnam has been III
for some time and Is nl present
In tho hospital In Knsehiirg.
Miss Itachel l'lirsylhe spent ino
Easier vacation at her home In
Aslilmid.
Itoss Drown spent the week-end
visiting In Ashland.
Illlllo Klelorr, who has been very
ill with rheumatism at Alerey hos
pital, was brought home Monday.
He Is somewhat bettor nut must
siav In bed for the next ten days.
ihe sad news or tne ueniii oi
Air. and Mrs. Anthony Demi s
iwoinontliBold huhy son In Port
land Siindiiy win received by relu
llves hern, Mrs, Attn J. Demi mid
son Deo left here Tuesday to at
tend Die funeral.
Mr. unil Mrs. Ilel'ilinn Brown or
Siitlicrlln silent Friday night here
wiib Mrs. Ilrown's daughter, MIbb
Anno Alooliey. ;
Arthur Ill-own. stall! grange or
ganizer ot Salem, spent .Monday
night at the home of Ills slsier,
Mrs. lamest Wheeler.
Mrs. 1011 Thrush wont to iiose-
burg Monday where she entered
Mercy hospital uor treilllueiii.
DREW
I ill M. Anvil 9 Mrs. J. E.
McCoril wns called to Portland last
week In be with her daughter, Mrs.
find Coxi who Is seriously 111.
Airs. 1,1'wIh Thomason and lino
llonney were hiislness visitors in
Myrtle (Meek Wednesday.
Jack Feddlnian left Sunday for
his home at Wolf Creek aflur visit
lug ut the home of Mr. anil Airs.
Lewis 'I'hninlison for several days.
Mr, mid Airs. Hurley million or
liiii-R Creek silent the week-end
with Mr. unil Mrs. Oliver Hriitloli
nil family.
Mrs. O. H. Cook, Airs, winnrii
null ,111,1 ll,i 1 1 t.'onk were business
Isllors In Itiiflebtirg Wcdnesilay.
Air. and .Mrs. Fred Wright .01
liavs Cm-cli wore guesls of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence tlsoll null fam
ily over the week end.
Wlllaril cook llialle a inisiiioss
lp to (ilciidale Alonday.
Dale llonney. meri'lianl of DleW',
us In ltosehurg on liuslness Tues
day.
Air. mid Airs. Joe Ulcus anil son.
oe Jr.. intended Master services
in ltosehurg Sunday.
,1, V. Short visited ulul attended
lo business In Hosebiirg the first
of lliu week.
SUTHERLIN
SliTIIKIII.lN. Aiirll r,. Lewis J.
Mien was brought home on Sunday
from F.iigi'Hi! Ill Ihe Stearns ain
buhince. Altbimgli he Is resting
much easier. .Mr. Allen will he
niiipollcd to slay III bed fur iibniit
I wo Weeks.
Mr. and Aim. Ilrllce Howling, lie
on 1 1m ti I l'i( hy Allss Helen Allen,
drove lo I'orllnnil on Friday'. Miss
Allen will resume her sllldlcs
I Hero niul .Mr. and Airs. Imwllng
leiiiineil on Sunday niter vlsllliig
relatives III Albniiy eli unite.
Allss .Inselihllie KlhiMl'l. well
liliouli Suilierllii gill, who has Just
ronlpli'li'il a riinise In lieuilly cul
ture In t'lillfiiliiia. uccompnlileil by
the .Misses Irene mid l.ollls Aliuiihy
of I'tllpiiua, spelll some time III
mill mound sutheriiii me first or
the week, visiting friends- ami re
latives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Porkln.i of
llniulnii spent Mnsler Sunday with
Mrs. Perkins parents, Air. and
Airs, D. ,. Cooper.
Henry llame. who has been sta
tioned at Huron, live., spent the
Kasler holiday wllh his talully re
turning Tlicpdav to Ills work.
Mrs. W ti, Fien, h and Mrs. I In-
rel (licen ten Monday lor Ashland I
lehgiiles from the Westminster
FREE INFORMATION
Oft PIUi and other Rac
ial and Colon Dltordart
Our r Irtimietl mo. page
Rnoltlit will W tnt on t
quttt A inyfin tiifUtlnt
Imw PHm tit nihtr Rtclal
l Otnrt ititAtdfil.nr fitm
th ailnttm. It dmihM
tAndittont and trUln our
liitcttldil mntiMl a( iitfiifn!,
fc rlfllptHl ntiral nniill(nv Nft 8iifln.
Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC
N f C-Hfifi put n. -It in.lOrm Anni
s
OUR BOARDING HOUSE With
SO JAKE'S 5-REATEST SHOW OKI
EAW.TH MAS SHWUMK TO A TROUPE
OP PERFORMING MtAP -.3UST
AKJCrtHEia, HOOPLG AIRSHIP THAT
TURK1S OUT TO BE A TOY BALLOON,
EH ? STEP TMIS WAV, LA-TJEES
AWO aEMTLEMErj;THE
HOOPLE PLEA CIRCUS-HA-HA-
yveLU A HOOPLE OUGHT TO
GET ALOM3 ON EVEN TERMS
WITH FLEASIP THE PLEAS
CAN STAND IT, 1
DAKE CAN'
circle lo .the southwest Oregon
Prcshyierlul. They will return on
Thursday.
Extensive round's nnd- altera
tions are being made at Caiiiii
Zenith by Oscur Rlglsmlind. A new
service stullou with two new eiec
trie pumps, which will carry (Ill
more giisolliiu. oil nnd a flue grade
of tires and parts tuuy be had.
There Is also under construction,
a new double cabin which Is vuly
attractive.
C. S. Austin tins secured tlio
services of Mrs. Philips, mother of
Mrs. waller Stowe, to act as
boilsekeoper ut Ills home east of
lowu.
Air. and Mm. C. In. Talbott left
Friday for San Francisco to visit
with relatives.
The rliitherlln Quick Silver mine
developments aro going forward
steadily, tho floor and foundution
being comploio in the new mill,
which will iiccoiulllodnte the new
machinery to be Installed. About
nine men me being employed at
the present lime,
Warren Coleman has recently
linen employed nt the Crime lum
ber mill which bus re-nnened for
the seiisoil. Tlie mill is oust ot
onlilnild.
Tho laillcs of the Westminster
circle presented u 1'opruditctUui of
u fniuous nuliitlng. "The Child
Jobus," by llol man, lo the Pres
byterian church on Easter Sunday.
This picture will hung in the front
of the church.
Mr. anil Airs. Alex Khino. Air.
niul Mrs. Win. Hnrdesly, of Eu
gene, spent Easter with their
mother, Airs, Mnml Vogelnohl.
I hey look Hill llardeslv. irruinlsnn
of Airs. Vogolpohl, home with them
on their return aftor "bis having
spent livo weeks visiting here,
Marlon AInrks. ot Cninii Wa ker.
spoilt Easter with his mother,
Airs. I.ovlo Williams.
The Eugene Motor conioanv have
Sold a number of Used cars in
.Suthcrliii the past week.
Mrs. J. W. Cook was n visitor In
M cil null the first of thu week.
Claude So leek Is drlvlni; n nnur
Ford V-S.
Air. and Mrs. Dick Vnlenllne
were business visitors In Itosohurg
on Tuesday. .
Air. and Airs. W. E. Currier, ac
companied hy Air. and Airs. Itosz-
uick shopped In Itiischurg on Wed
nesday.
Air. ami Mrs. Dick Vnlenllne
spent Tuesday evening visiting at
the home of Air. nnd Mrs. An
Smith.
Air. mid Airs. Claude Holhinh
mid children were Sunday evening
Visitors m the home of, Mr. . .flli.il,
I T11 ns -N ? BoaP. THAT y,
LigjJ
(rMPSE'cr!N jj ' 6
DR. GEO. L. NICHOLAS
Veterinarian
Dairy and Herd Inspector
25 ytfnri' Theoretical and Practical Experience of All
Domesticated Animals
GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Phone 663 residence, office nnd hospital 1200
Winchester Street,
Be Forehanded!
If you need machinery or repairs litis season
Please Order Early
Factory shortages, strikes, and an extraordinary
demand for goods make it hard to get orders filled,
'Se U First We Can Save You Money'
Douglas County
Farm Bureau Cooperative fxchange
Roseburg, Oregon
wMi Tirt
I
AMD
KNOW
Mrs. Harry Cheuoweth.
Edgar Shirley . left on Wednes
day for Portland on a business
trip.
Miss Marlon Murray, who was
operated upon at Mercy hospital
will ho brought to her home on
Sunday, In a much Improved con
dition, OREGON'S POLICE
SCHOOL DRAWS 242
EtKlENE, April 5. (AP) War
ren C. Hyde, director, said that
212 officers bad enrolled for the
police training classes in 11 Ore
gon cities, sponsored by Iho Uni
versity of Oregon bureau ot muni
cipal research, league of Oregon
cities, university law school and
the federal bureau of Investigation.
Second class In tile series will be
held this week. . i . ,
The program has the personal
approval ot J. Edgar Hoover, di
rector of the federal bureau of in
vestigation.
County and state law enforce
ment officers are registered for
Ihe classes as well as local police.
TO FIGURE UMPQUA
IRRIGATION NEEDS
i MBUFOliD. April g AlV;
County 'wateriiiasters, Irrigation
district malingers, California Ore
gon Power company employes and
federal reclamation allies met here
today to make the aniiiiui estimate
on the Irrigation wuter 'outlook
for the coming season ror Khun-,
nth basin, the Umpqiia vnlley, tho
Illinois nnd Applegale river dis
tricts nnd the Itoglle river valley.
Douglas, Klamath. Josoiihlne
and Jackson counties Aro roprer.
seined in tne session. . .
Federal Irrigation Engineer Arch
work said the report would be
made public hy mid-week.
LEAVES PARTY TO
NAB CRASH DRIVER
t'OltVALLia, April d (AP)
Alls. Wllina Appleiuiih apparently
Is more interested 111 police work
than parlies. Seeing an auloinoblle
crash into a parked machine with
out bothering to stop, alio lort a
purty she was unending. Jumped
into her own cur mid gavo chase.
other women at the party noti
fied police of the pursuit and they
caiiic in Airs. Applcmnn's aid with
Hie result 'lint Everett Clark or
lllodgeit, Ore., was arrested and
lined S100 besides having his drlv
ey's . license suspended.
Major Hoople
11 T '"''lr' " 1 1 vv
INtEED HAVE A CAUE,
MADAM, HOW VOU CAST
SCOFFIWQ ASPERSIONS AT
THE NAME OF HOOPLE
(JMP - AS PROMOTERS
OF THE WORLP'S GREAT
EST EXTRAVAGANZAS
THE NAME OF HOOPLE HAS
BEEN ASSOCIATEP WITH
THAT OF P.T. BARMUM
ttTZfTfi. Wl JUHM ntNCJLINU V, I
JOHN R,IN5UN(3
HIGHWAY LOAD
LIMITS RESTORED
BALEM, April 6. (At1) the
state Highway commission an-
li..,i,.B,l ln,l,. r..ll !...! U.aIIh r,...
I hauling over most of the state's
main highways, which previously
had been limited to 60 per cent or
the maximum, had been restored.
The limits were lifted on the
Ashlnlid-Lakcview highway; the
Ualry-Hnlianza highway; the Oregon-Washington
highway; the
BuriiB-Criine highway; the Wall
owa Liike highWuy, linker to Home
stead; the Payette spur; the Sher
man highway; The Dalles-Callfnr-nta
htehwav: the Klamath Falls.
Weed highway; the Pacific high-1
way; the Oregon Coast highway,
and the Redwood highway.
Tho Los Angeles Drive-In thea
ter has one disadvantage. You
can't tell the sight-seeing bus In
front to take off Its hat-.
Ann Sothern says:
"I like Luckies-theye smooth
An independent survey was made recently
among professional men and women lawyers,
doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. Of those who
said they smoke cigarettes, more than 87 stated
they personally prefer a light smoke.
Miss Sothern verifies the wisdom of this prcf
erence, and so do other leading artists of the
radio, stage, screen and opera. Their voices are
their fortunes. That's why so many of them
smoke Luckies. You, too, can have the throat pro
tection of Luckies a light smoke, free of certain
harsh Irritants removed by the exclusive process
"It's Toasted". Luckies arc gentle on the throat.
"It's Toasted" -Your
YONCALLA STUDENTS
GIVE SCHOOL PLAY
YOMcalLa. Aurll 6. the Jim
lorn aul Keillors of V. H. 8. put ou
their annual class play "Plain
Jane" Friday evening In the IiIeIi
school gym. Miss Shirley Patter
son coached the play, which net
ted the classes 36. The following
Is the cast which was well chosen:
Jane Judklns, Marion Kdes; Jtolfe
Marsden. Wlllmont Dodd. Mrs
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AGAINST IRRITATION
Beatrice Marsden, Emit Vlani
Howard Marsden. Lloyd Mnlhls;
Clayton Coleman Vernon Patrick;
Brant Coleman, Adelbert Armt
tage! Aunt Emma Marsden, Mabel
Kingery; Valerie Van Duyke, Es
ther Rees; Ellen, Evelyn Potter;
Parsons, Olenn Phillips; Jenny,
Iza KrUse. John Wilson and Miss
Mary Mulkey gave readings and
Misses Eveu Potter and Doreeu
Cockeram played a piano, duet be
tween acts.
THE
GROSS AND HARGIS
on my
AiQ
"I like Lucldes because . . well,
just because 1 like them, that's
all! They're an old standby of
mind. They taste grand and
they're as smooth as can be on
my throat. 1 suppose LucUles get
along so well with my throat be1'
cause they're what you call a
light smoke. I like them-and I'm
glad to put it in black and white"
co-sTAnniNo with genu Raymond in poutIicomino
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Throat Protection
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PROGRAM GIVEN
AT MYRTLE CREEK
MYRTLE CHEEK. April 6. A
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students of the Myrtle Creek high
school, attracted a large audience
Friday evening. The program In
cluded tumbling, dancing, skits, vo
cal and Instrumental music and
other acts. '
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