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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1937. News of Douglas County AZALEA AZAl.KA. Anrll 12. Mis. WH limu Juuuur unci lltu I'liilllus niuile a trip lo lirunts runx .Mon day where -Mr. l'lillliiis received medical cure fur a broken flinter. that lie recently received while working ut the Starvcoul Lumber Co. ' . Jessie Winner and David lie- Nalr ot Myrtle l'oiut visited over Sunday with her soa-lu-law and (laughter, Air. auu Ail a. ' Joints. His. John Juutzer und Mrs. Hot llo Johns visited Munduy with their uncle, Nius lyeliuiuii, of Coy ote creek. They also visited with Mrs. John's parents, .Mr. uud Mrs. Clarence Chai'lu, of Jump Off Jue creek, and shopped in (Jrunts 1'atis. Mr. and Mrs. lien Itnst and clill- dren and .Mrs.' CIKlord .Smith. shopped In Itoseburj; ) (nines : day. " ' Mrs. lid Uartou visited relatives and fi'leiuls in Myrtle Creek Wed nesday afteruooiL She was acconi :aniei homo by her daughter, Mrs. fed Jenkins, who has teen visit ing her grandmother, Mrs. Jim Mc poe for several days. Mrs. llessio 'Wurner and Dnvld McNuir and Mr. .and Mrs, IS. I,. Johns intide-a pleasure trlp-to Coy ote creek und VVolC Creek Sunday afternoon. ' Mahel JSukln of ' Powers spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. und Mi-b. Sum vMiiklu. Mrs. IS. C. Throne retnrnod to lior homo hero the hist of Iho week from KoHebtirK where she has been receiving medical care. The Aznhja grunge met Monday evening fur their regular meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drown of Sa lem were present. Mr. llrown, de puty stale organizer, gu'vo a very interesting lulk. At the clone of tho meeting cake uud coffee were served. DRAIN DIIAIN, April 12 Mis. Nellie Casper Is seriously III at the Sa cred Heart hospital In lOugeue. Mrs. Dell Kuykeiulall of Klam ath lulls visited hero Wednesday with -.her sister, Mrs, Jack touch, und fuiiflH. .Mrs.' Walbrs arrived Sunday ut the hou.ie of htirsister, .Mrs. Arlo Thomas, whore her,, rather, Lloyd llussell, Is seriously ill.' ., Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vuuilevert, little I'utty Cannon uud Rlsie Wise gtirver were . . losebiirg visitors Tliursday liev. 10. J. llelselh . and Mrs. Helseth took Airs. A. Ilruton to Eugene 'ihurgduy for medical treatment. ,.....' John Wesley Magby und Huby Lee Parish, both of Drain, were granted, a marriuge license ut Htl geiie u few iluya ago. - Mrs. wni. Bowser uud Utile sou Jtonald of Cascude -Summit are visiting this week ut tile homo of her mother, Mrs. B. Cr. Whipple, lier grnndmuther. Mrs. N. I). Cool, and Mr. Bowser's parents, Mr. und Airs. Martin Bowser, who live west pf town. , Uov. H. V. Meyers wont to Utile itlvor 'I uesilay tp work with WHA . men dlrecllug improvements on the fepworth League Institute grounds, lie expects to return he fore the lasl of the week. Mrs. Lee Keminglon returned to her home here Thursday after a few. days visit with her son Kred Miller In ltnseburg. . , MYRJLE CREEK ' MYItTLK CKKKK. Aprl 12 311 r. and Airs. N. A. Lucy wure house guesls ot Mr. uud Airs. A. W. KrvdrU'k over the week-end. idle Lucvs .loll liefo last hill In search of u clltmite Hint would benefit Mrs. Lucy's hotillh. They have, located al Kliinmlh KiiIIh, ami both ui't looking well' hum the ellei ls of tlie higher aliunde. Miss (Olsa pulton has moved her lleailly shoi lo the building fur. liiorly occupied h) the .Myrtle cate. With new 1-o.ulpincnt and dainty curtains Ihe parlor makes a' very nllntellvii appeunlnco. Itev, illitl Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. (jlius, Klee, Mrs. Sllsanue Morrlsiiu and Mrs. '(). K. Weeks litlelided the dlslrlel M, 10. con lerence held at Cuiiuillo Tuesday. rJ hey returned home Thursday. Mrs. . lo. Piitlemon, wife of the lull Dr. Patterson of IMull, Is the house Kliest or Mr. and Mrs. 1- i .. . j SAMS yoUAMW () peo. Godfrey. Her daughter Vir ginia, who is a graduate lu inedt cine. Is taking her Interne work in u hospital lu Boston. Dr. and Mrs. !. C. Muxson re turned Monday from I ampbell where they were guests at a fam ily dinner honoring the doctor'B sister, Mrs. Muy Lanphenr, who celebrated her 72nd blrthduy. Mrs. J. U. Van Winkle und son llichard of Jeffersou arrived ! Ti dily for a week-end visit with her sister, Mrs. Bess cooper and lam ilv. Mrs. C. C. March, who has been bedfast for the past several weeks with an aggravated case or win ter hay fever, hus recovered suf ficiently to go alone to Klsiuore, Calif. Hhe left Monday alternoon on the Shasta. It. K. Aduinson or (ilondale was calling ut the home of his pur unta. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adaiu son. Sunday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Hates, stuuent at U. ot O., returned Sunday after- nooii to Eugene after a weok enu visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ti. H. Bates. Those from Ihe Christian church utlending Ihe convention held lit Oakland Ihe first of tho week vyet'e Uev. Kinney, C. C. March, Mr. and .Mrs. V. Bounds, Mr. und Mrs. ! lie Chllilers uud Mrs. Boss coop er. Mrs. Cooper sung a solo at llii evening session. fiLENDALE , aijENDALB, April 12 An drew Pete, who has been recelv lug medical lieutiuent ut the vet erans hospital In Itoseburg for tho post several mouths, was tils charged Saturday and is now at home. Uev. N. S. KIscub was a dinner guest Sunday o Mr, und airs. Hrry Olders. ' ' Mrs. C. W. Iiighnni, Mrs. B. V Mouchett and Mrs. It. U. Gardner Visiieu in uruiua rasa .tiuuuu?. '. Mr. jind Mrs. C. D. Hoots trans acted business In Grants Pass Monday, Mr. and Airs. L. C. Normoyle loft Wednesday for u business trip through California. , Airs. Ora Miller, Miss Alloeu Williams and Vard Miller visited In Grunts Pass Monday. O. A. Urlcksen, P. F. is. lumber Inanector. was here Weduesduy In spectlug lumber being shipped by the aturvcout Lumber Co. Mr. und Airs. A. O. Heuniuger returned Wednesday from several days In Portluud. Mis. Bert s. wiioutiey ami mm- lly ot Atlantu, Iowa, huve urriveu to Jolu Air. W'houtley, who is an operator here lor the Southern Puclflc Co. .Miss Naomi Costello und Miss Velum- Busyer visited In Grunts Pass Tuesday 'evening. .,u : o SUTHERLIN SUTHIOHLIN, April 12. John Musgruve, Edgar Shirley und Air. and Mrs. Robert Hunt, drove to Portland Wednesday on a business trip. They returned 1 hiirsiluy. Air. and Mrs. Paul Trozelle are driving a new Kurd V-S purchased tills week. Air.' am! Mrs. Claude Selleck spent Sunday w-ith Airs. Sclleck's mother, Airs. Fannie llllslrup, west or town. , Miss Helen Aien relitrned troiu PorUiind on Monday with Airs. Dick Valentine,' and will help cin e fur her " filler, vhq lias been con fined '(o Ills bud lor tho past throe yoeks. '' ' . Hill (lllatriip ietirnetl from Port land Iho first of the vyeck w-here he has been on business. Mr. ami .Urn, Geo. Laird and daughter. Jeiiu, of Coituflln, siienl Friday here as guests 'of Air. and All's, Frank t). Young. Airs. Laird la an aunt of Airs. Young. While here Air. Lulrd lookud over the timber cus! of town. Robert Hunt and John Alusgrove drove lo the const on Tucsduy vlsiliug Iteedsport, Alurshfield uud other cousi towns. Mrs. Paul Trinrllu shopped In Uosebuig on Tuesduy. J. A. Cobb, Mr. Koupers and F. A.. Waile of Ciisendo Locks and Portland are hero for a tew days on Utislucss. They are staying til the Zenith Auto camp. l. V- Wllmoi or the Sutherlln Quick Silver mine, returned Tues duy (loin the north where he has been on business. '. The new nlr compresror has been moved to the TRITON keeps carbon bthw Jhe (mocking point -saves car bon scrapes. If saves gasoline by allowing correct advanced spark setting -without causing "ping." It saves oil ... is a safe, full bodied lubricant long after msny oils are worn out. It saves motor wear, mini, mires repairs, assures longer motor (ife. Why? Became Triton is Pro-pane-Solvent refined, 100 Pure Paraffin-base, 100 run Lubri-cant-freo from harmful carbon and sludge -forming materials. i y ii next time you refill I UNION OIL COMPANY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with THpRS WAS A 1 COULDN'T MAKE UP AAV MIWP WHICH WAS TMe AiOST USEFUL ABOUND THE HOUSE. VOU OR THE CUCKOO IN IHE CLOCK BUT SINCE THE CUCKOO WEMT SOUR, X'VE. PEOpEP ihtt youk voice ie VOUP, -FOPVTUNJE AND I'M SOIN3 fO VUJ YOU INTO PROPLfCTlOW, IF 3 HVfe TO feQUIP YOU ; r ; a-, prise r m 11 a -push- tw y - . : ?ov Tnma WITH ICE lONGS A PUSHCART V - ' "' V ; .. gfi. ItlT SV HtA SPlvict. IWjT. M. Ria -ji T. J FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia I S lu8!,"ar ,v,sltors Kose- i eBYNUscevicE.iNc t KG- v. & pat. off. : i A program was presented ,!by , ' ,k.' ', ' . " ,,,j,,i 8eventn ant ighth grade pu- Ijfijlll T Klljl IPIIpSsj 1,1,3 llt tl,e resular Wednesday g Jfrill Ptli III O ",D,nlng nssembly. At the close of Pa cSMk H I H presented the 4-H ncliieve- ' if nrw yji 3 ment pins to 24 club members. 1' ' fcw ffyfe 1 H1 P Id The South Douglas track meet 31 f I B I held VS CieelC SatUI" I Iff liNi) 4 'Tlfe III llH CALL "FOR DOUGLAS H: P y J HI ' wmi' ' county general -, M! C--L WMm - Hl il ' ' FUND WARRANTS R2aM m Y JL ' K WllHi Notice Is hereby given that Ps1 M lr"Vaill ImP W P' Douglas County General Fund war- Mllia r j- aftalll ,- P'Ka' tlil Vl s& rants issued prior to and including k&'V m " M Si n!!i I Vj: warrant number 37431, are culled yJF m 04 immim i for Payment 0,1 April 12, 1937. Pre- ' a riOmS 8ent tnem at tue office of the if & ) 3 ouuty Treasurei', Interest ceases I fjht B jfff Scvk V ' iJ' ' LenoKi Treasurer, "1'apa says it's okay to have the ganj; over tonight if it doesn't disturb the ' rest of the family particularly his rest." mine this week and is being in stalled. Fred Fisher left Monday for Forest drove to visit bis daugh ter. A bus load of students attended the "Life of Lincoln," show given In Oakland by a traveling company on Tu est fay afternoon. The eleven members or tne i-h luh accompanied by Mrs. Maurice Vogelpohl and Mrs. Scarborough isited Oakland on Tuesday after noon to see the 4-H clothing dis play put on by Miss Cowglll, as sistant state club leader. Mrs. Hrittaln Sluck, accotnpan- etl by her mother, Mrs. Havllla HninheiV who has been spending the winter months here, left on hursday for Portland, where the la tier will visit relutives for some line. J. Neusbauiuer. who was form- oily employed by the Bonanza mine, 'returned Monday and will gain be employed at the same mine, lie has been with the Hu ll t' in lu m(ne, east of Cottage Grove, for Iho past several months. Mrs. John took and Mrs. Alice lluhdy were Itoseburg shoppers on Wednesday. Mrs. Sidney Wagner has been guest for' the past week at tho nine of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Heal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton and son Nicky, were Itoseburg visitors in Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.' Itaymond Lefler, Mrs. Clins, l.efler and small daugh- er, Herniece, of Scio. Ore., spent the week-end with Miss l.oretla AiThanilieau and her mother, Mrs. Arelmmhenti, who are relatives. DRAIN JiKAINV April 12. Mrs. Brneit j Starr, of Portland, came Saturday for a few days' visit with hei moth-1 r, Mrs. S. .1: Cowjm. ' Mr. and Mr. Win. Craig and lit-' tie dmmliliM- and Airs. Gall Nichols' ml son, of Seattle, ayh enme Kriday for a visit at the homo of, heir" mother, Mrs. l.lllte Crhlc. On Sunday a family reunion and din-: r was held, when Mrs. Maude N 4 MINUTES TIME. yVHEki X WILL 3AKE AMP Trnylor und family aud Mrs. Mat tin Wheldon and family nf Cot tage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craig anil family and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Barker and family of Drain were preseut. Mrs. Lottie Ford, who 1ms been seriously. Ill for some time, at thu home of her sister, Mrs. Lee tlem jiiKlon, was taken by nmbulancc, Monday, to the Mercy hospital iu Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Tedrow, of Albany, were yeek-cnd guests of Mr. and Mi's. J. C. Sunnier. The county convention of the Christian church was held Monday at Oakland. Among those attend ing from Drnln were Rev. and Mrs. K. J. Helseth, Mrs.- Ida Pntclien, Mrs. Edna Keuioy, Mrs. J. W. Beas ley aud Mrs. Bessie Lakey. Mr. iind Mrs. Lloyd Coons and smull sun, Larry, and Mrs. W. E. Coons, went to Eugene Saturday. Mrs. Vj. K. Coons returned iu tho j ovoniug, while the, Lloyd Coons fiiinlly stayed over Sunday with j Mrs'.' Coons' pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. i John giifley. " 'I Mrs. .Miller, of Cottage Grove, enme Sunday for u weeks' visit at ! the home uf her fun, F. I. Miller I and fatnily, at the Trueblood cuiup. 1 DAYS CREEK DAYS CKKKK. April 12 Mike I'aiaoo of ' Bui ns is visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Frank Van Norman. . Mr. and Mrs. Hon a Id Snyder re turned home from a hustikess trip to Portland early this week. H. A. Moore und Howard Moore ei . ... :art J tL '. . .'--: Qii,aL M Just Unloaded! Another Factory Shipment of John Deere Tractors See the new streamlined A. O. Orchard Tractors. Better than ever. Sec Us Fjrst We Can Save You Money; Douglas County farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon Major Hoople a hawker of ice, iwpeed fuff -f HAVE (OU KNOW. yviAWANI, THAT X HAVE PURCHASED A PAVING BUSINESS ITS "FAME UNDER MY 3UIDINf3 dEKIIUS, WILL STRETCH FROM 1 COAST TO COAST- KAF KAF-FXAM SUPERSEDING IN HIS CIRCUS ENTER- No man or womuu, whether em ployed in office or shop, in business or a pro feast on, can he truly efficient , aud set ahead while handicapped with teeth trouble. t yon have aching or decayed teeth; If your tooth are nial forniul or tll-appearins, you owe it to yourself to make up the deficiency by having your teeth troubles corrected at once. Ne glect will only make your trou bles gronter. DENTISTRY H. R. NERBAS, D. D. S. OAS WHEN IIKS1REU . -Anaejgoaln fj' Filling Anuostlicsin fur Extractlnn Unbreakable or Vulcanite Plates TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED Suite 5 Phone 488-J Masonic Bldg. - Roseburg .i A BIEND STRAIGHT WHISKIES 94 PROOF GLENDALE GLENDALfi, April 13 Pat Gardner, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Gardner, returned Sunday to San Ul-go to Join tho U. 3. navy. II. Hullock Bartlett of Portland was here on business Thursday. Mrs. James Leonard and chil dren, Sally and Michael, who have. been visiting In Los Angeles since the holidays, returned to their home here last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. William "Bill" Nelson left Sunday for Iowa where Bill joins the Des Moines baseball club. Mr. and Mrs. Win. C. Schlelgh and son Blllie and Miss Rhoda Lee Toilet OUTFIT Complete with fj tS. white scat kji7J Quiet I Made of stainless vit reous china. Has handy shelf ' top on tank. A real value! mm Wards Coverall ' rQCTi;;MOlIlB PAINT Vlv Great value in a low-priced paint 1 mm eg : ltill-ait . Coverall equals house paints sell- ggL lyfP ing for $2.25 gallon. 1 gallon covers XL tt J 31 larXj .iii 1 1 300 'I- 2 coats. Has exception- - mW iiiA-ff WtTsffiP '"y R00i hiding power and dura- " ' sal. in . . "LY bilit5,foraPIltatthisPri"- - 5-gal. lots -v Super House Paint Amerlea's finest house paint by actual test! 1 gal. 9.,89 KjL'wX t& vorcn 600 2 coata- I S-gat lots ..- ...... gal. fQ W$$ V8- LINSEED, OIL TURPENTINE I r V 1 GAL. 4 4A in your GAL. A A ; in your l88 Ji" contniner ItUU container I 35-LB. ROLL ROOFING A$'f Talc surface Asphalt Roofing. 35-11). w-elght is Ideal j,29 ' '' i 1 Fii-st quality, lieavy weight. Roll covers 100 . -si P Long fiber asbestos. Black. Clal'. in 5-gal. lots 6tJ v MAUD ; Pemrose we're Orauts 'Pass -visitors Saturday. Mr. aud Mrs. C. D. Boots and daughters, Ruth and Mary Alice, visited In Grants Pasa Saturday. Jaui.es Leonard and- Charles Dewey of Anchor were here on business Saturday. . Mrs. C. G. Richards, Mrs. E. J. McMullin, Mrs. W. D. Meissner, Jannice Craddock and Lola Straube were Medford visitors Friday. Mr. aud Mrs. A.. G. Clark and daughter Lorraine spent Sunday with Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Blake Miller, at Anchor. . Alligators grow very slowly.- At 15 years of age. they are only two feet long, according to estimates. . KITCHEN SINK Apron Style, Af less fittings Jlw73 Modern design, snowy white porcelain enamel over cast . iron. Easy to clean. Save I WAIIE CARPENTERS TOOLS Hand Saw, - 2 I -inch, A A 8-point liVV Wire Nails, j 8 to 20 penny .... Hammer, Forged steel fA head ; 5yC Brace, I u sweep. With open ratchet .. ' 1.00 Augur Bits, Hold keen edge, each .... Jack Plane, High quality! Level, 22c 1.89 89c Utility model BUILDERS HARDWARE Lock Set, Pftm Dull finish jIJC Door Butts, Sturdy, strong jC Lock Set, Modern ! 4 A A iiuu Russia, wnfi T.TWIOOQ' inen kilt, ed In action; Suffered the heaviest loss of any . nation- lu the World war. Guimany was. second with l.cua.ono and France third with l,300,uu0. About 65,0uu Americans were killed. ! , units' HATS REMODELED ' i Cleinct! or Bloektd -In i Mltllntry Factory by rtf. Wriu l muilts price 7S- list to "" till TRI-5TYLE SERVICE ' . - ttcjn X. rorUand tllid. I'rwltand. Otctw Medicine CABINET Latest Design Top Quality 3.85 Plate glass mirror. Beveled glass shelves. Costs much : more elsewhere. Save. Range Roller 30-Gal., Built C CC for long life 00 Galvanized inside and out . . . electrically welded ... prcc sure testcdl Value I PIPE FITTINGS Elbow, sn J-lneh rhIv. .-OBt Tee, j-lnch si7.e, unlv. 09C Nipple, J"x3" galvanized - 056 Drain Valve, 4" ntze . 35C Ground Joint Union, 1" si'e -.- 256 Globe Valve, brass i" 55c mm t.x riWyHB SilWr iMWSBWM Ifj Phone 95 315 N. Jackson St.