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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. ORECON. FRIDAY, MAY2I.-1W. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER EIGHTH GRADERS HONORED AT BANQUET ni.ENDAI.E, May 21. raronta nnd teachers were liosts at a liaTi Quet honoring tlin 8th trade gradu atcB Wednesday evening at the Rt-liool house. Tlio library converted into ft dlnlne hall with tallies linn nil Fill III white linen, lingo bowls of lavender and whim lilacs and lav ender and white nlace cards. -After the dinner, which was served -nt 7:30, Tom Coll Ingham acted fin rooster of ee-ernieies, oniinune In? tlio nrnerinin which consisted of the class nrnnhecv liv Pnnl Ar clinmbeau and Marin allium, which was nresented In a novel way. Tto clnR then sans "Amer ica Iho Boom If followed by the slnglne of "Anld Lone; Svnne." hv evervnne, nlano accomnanltnent hv MIri Marv Alien Di-unner. Mr. fottlnKhnm then Inlroduced Tl. R. Brand, nrlnclpal of the Junior hlch school of Uoacbunr. whose tonic was "Prortncts nd Tlv-nrn-ducts nf TIl"h Pdiool Kdue'illnn." After Piincliol R C. Himflnmnn welcomed Hie class Into hlRh school their dlnlomiis worn pre. SentOd bV HoV rilllllillfvhflni nhntf. man of the Rchonl board. Mem bers of I he class consist Of Time Alh'O, Pen vnnih'"Mll Helen nusRell. Merle Gilliam. Ver non Rlchor)son. Mnry Allco Hoots, Mnrjqrle Teeters, Charles Toolev, .Toe Stevenson and Margaret Mathews. The waitresses Included Car men Gnliierroz. Helen T,ewallon, Uenn flilhnm. Sylvia Welderman, Mildred Oiii-ilncr, Petty Phillips and Gloria Wnnsch, nil monihers of the 71 h grade. irosls for the banquet Included Mrs. C. P. Albvo. Mrs. Jlllma Mathews. Mr. nml Mrs. C. n. llnnts nd Mrs. .1. S. Ptisoell, Mrs. H. .J. Tooley. Mr. and Mrs. Ht"b Qtevnnn. Mra Alma .Ar. Todai Pattwn Be Siire to State Size When Ordering Pattern. U) CyfancCyfiLatS SIMPLICITY ENHANCES SLEN DER LINES OP COOL, SUM. . MERY STYLE PATTERN 1250 "Slonderness Is the thing thin"! Summer," says Anne Adams ami hero's an up-to-minute frock that will add new life to any wardrobe, nnil grant slim, becoming lines to the Matron who wears It! Speak ing of flattery, have you ver seen anything more charming than the grnceful, flared sleeves, and deep V-ncckltne that may he highlighted by n festive flower? And Just see bow the waistline Is nipped In by clever tucks that assure perfect fit of the elongated bodice. Surelv you'll wear this easy-to-make frock on every occasion thlB Summer, and revel in its charm when stitch ed np in a soft sheer such as geor gette, triple sheer, chiffon, or In expensive cotlon voile. Ideal In cretin, too! Pattern 42fi0 is available in sizes 111. 18, 20. 31. 30. 3K, 40, 42, 44 and 4fl. Slue 36 takes 3 yards S9 Inch fabric. Illustrated step-bv-step sew In instructions Included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In eoini or stamm train preferred) fer thli Anne Adams mtter. Write !allT 8I.K. NAMK, ADDRESS id STTU: NlTMrir.R. Ittytoi m to?ro t-iU Jmi i CTr ANHE ATAS 8I-M MKR V.4TTEKH TX)OK! See net' aaiart for (omen of every fee. in vi-e lev Summer role arty-lnund dehs. the glpmornus bride, vcttonlng Misses, Matrons nt their rhnrmlna best: klriilleB and juniors! Eny Patterns all will welcome' latest fabrics end ace SO-les. Onlor todnvl ROOK F1F TEEN CPNTt. PATTERN Ftp. TF!FV CFNTS. TWEVTV FIVE CENTS FOR ROTH WHEN OR PER ED TOGETHER. Send yonr order In News-Review Pattern Dept., fioseburg, Ore. I I v e!?l 4250 J j chambeau, Mrs. J. M. Teeters, Mrs. H. W. flllham, Mrs. Richard son, Miss Rrunner and Mr. Cot tlngham. Invited guests Included Mrs. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham, Principal and Mia. I). C. Huntington, Miss Faye Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. lirninl of lloscbiirg. LADIE8 COTERIE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING Ol.ENDAI.E, May 21. Mr. Win. Wnnsch, Mrs. W. J Dobyns and Mrs. W. 1). Garrett wore hos tesses to the Ladles Coterie1 club at the lat tar's homo Wednesday afternoon. The roll call was an swered by numlug a well known philanthropist. Four new mem bers wero taken Into, the eliib, namely Mrs. t'. J. Hoots, Mra. lloy E. Robinson, Mra. Clarenco Hnd loy and Mm. Harry Lindsay. Election ot officers was held with Mrs. Ella loch being choB en to head the organization for tlio :onlng year, assisted by Mrs. I). F, Motichetto as vice-president, unil Jfrs. A. 01. Hennlnger, secre tary. Mra. Hugh Stevenson waB re-elected treasurer and chairman of the library board. A program consisting of the life of Dickons, by Mrs. nml Releh er and sketches from Dickens, Mrs. Ella Leach was followed by a social hour. Mrs. C. W. Ingham, past president, and Mrs. Leach, president elect poured at a beau tifully appointed table with a edi tor piece of purple and white Iris and white candles with lavender hows. Hugo bouquets of lilacs and Iris were placed about the rooms. The June meeting will De Held at the home of Mrs. Harry Cool, .lime is. with Mrs. l-encD nml Mrs. 1 Idyd Baker assisting hostesses when a one o'clock lunch will he served. All members are cordial ly requested to be present. SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT DAY AND PICNIC HELD MELROSE. May 21. The Cleve land school Achievement day and Picnic was held at the Cleveland school groundR Thursday for Cleve land school children and parents. An exhibit displaying 4-H ehib projects together with an exhibi tion of school projects, and three one-act playlets were features of the day s program. Henry O, Krobn, Jr., won first prize for his cake, while Marjorle Tavlor placed second. The balance of the cooking projects were plac ed in Class A. Mru. IT; O. Krohn Is the leader of the Cooking club. Sewing I exhibits were all placed in class A, and will he entered in the fair at Looklngglass. Robert Meredith was the only oi:o earning the "Certificate of Award for the year which re- rulres perfect attendance nnd hon or roll recognition throughout the year. Helen .Krohn and Robert Meredith won "Certlftcutea of At tendance," having perfect atten dance records for the year. Snecial quests were Mrs. Stella Quino. countv 3chool punerintend- t: Miss Agnes PItchrord ana Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Drttton. Mi2. E. CI. Trozello was ctialrman of the food committee, with Mrs. M. -M. Meredith and Mrs. F. A. Becker serving as assistants. MR. AND MRS BELCHER ENTERTAIN CLASS GLEN DALE, May 21. The senior class was the inspiration for a love ly dinner nt whicii Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Belcher wre hosts Tues day evening at their home on Claire avenue. Lavendar onrt white lilacs formed the center piece for the beautifully appointed table. Covers were placed for Lola Straube, Januice Craddock, Curtis Nichols. Lewis Brady, Adrian Wlgly, Albei t Vaughn. Hill Belcher, Mr. anil Mrs. S. isllo Stewart, Principal and Mrs. B. C. Hunting ton, Lee Retailor and the hosts. FAVORITE RECIPES ebnnffe opTortent nf KtlNR no ftuniliofl in lln limieins wiiiiit !Ook hook, comtuete come or tnt look book mav he purchased at the ..lewx-Reviow office nt 60 cents iach.) STUFFED CABBAGE MISS DORIS SANDS. Wilbur. MRS. VICTOR E. NOEL Rosehurg, Ore. 1 nted. size cabbage: 1 lb. beef; 1 slice bacon or salt pork; 1 onion: A c. bread crumbs; 'A c milk; 1 eg flf deslretU: season with Bait and penper: 1 green pepper or 1 T minced parsley. Select solid head cabbage not tno large, cut out stalk end. leavin hollow shell. Chop un cooked beef with bacon rvul onion. add crumbs soaked in milk, beaten eggs, salt and pepner. Shape mix ture Into bill or cakes; arrange In cabbage. Place strins of sweet pepper on ton of cabbage. Tie in cheese cloth, then Rteam or boll until tender. Serve with tomato sauce or brown gravy. Are Yea "A! ferns"? JJ ANY women both young: And middle - aged suffer from headache, back ache or si'dcache ai sociated with func tional disturbances. They should try ihat vegetable tonic so fa vorably known for nearly 70 vears as ur. fierce Mvorfte rreicripfion. imo litet Die tppettte tnd that In turn InerexMt Iht lnlkt of Jood. Read lbl: Mt. Blt Gilbert of MIS Walnut St., EyckU. Wtitv, ufd: "I tu quite pale and tat tuivea were stretched to the brcikfng point. Headache and backache, aaiocfated with functional dis turbance certainly made my life miwrrabk. 1 med Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription and t develantd a antendid antxliu. aisdualh Ctinrd elcht and tttenictU and tny net Mt rilm Htm nf vnr lirnaai ml IaiUh. CHRISTIAN CHURCH RALLY TO BE HELD SUNDAY, MAY 23rd MYRTLE CREEK, May 81. The Christian church Is holding a rally Sunduy, May 23rd, beginning at 10 o'clock, with the Sunday school and continuing throughout the tlay with a basket dinner at noon and j supper In the evening. The mirnoxe of the rally la moro of a home coming and a geneval xet-together of the brethren in Christian fellowahlp for the Bresx-j hit? of bread, prayfir and the study of Cod's word. Invitations have been sent to members for the past severul years, also to the various pastora who have nerved. th nnrrii. The services have been securoil of a young men's Quartette from the Northwestern Christian col. lege, anil Mrs. Kellams of Eugene will be present to assist with to prog) am, beshles other speakor.-i. Thie will lie three Harmons, morn ing, afternoon and following a rous ing Cliiistlnn Endeavor meeting at 7 o'clock III the evening. Inter spersed, with music and staging. llle Childers, Sunday school superintendent assisted by the com mittee In churge have spared no pains to make this a red letter d.iy lit tlio history ot the church. CLENGARY SEWING CLUB MEETS ON WEDNESDAY The Olengary Sewing club met at the home of Mrs, Ruth Ellison in this city Wednesday, at which lime the ladles presented a love ly shower to Miss Patricia lwreli. I he rooms were lovely wilh large bouquets ot rhodeudrous and oth er spring flowers. j At the tea hour Mrs. Ellison ! served dainty refreshments to Miss Jennie Joroy, Mrs. Frank Kent, Mra. Luther IT. Ellison, Mrs. Vera Calkins, Mrs. (Jleii McMas-1 tors, guests, nnd Mrs. O. J. Schaef fer, Mra. If. L. Schuoffor, Mrs. D. 0. Mcflhehoy, Mra, J, McClure, Mrs. I'. M. Nash, Mrs. Clint Mc- Ghchey, Mrs. Archie McChebey, .Mrs. M. M. Cooper, Mlua Eliza beth Cooper, Mis. Arthur Mcdhe hey, Mrs. J. A. Vernon, Mrs. P. A. Durch, .Mrs. F. f. Belts, Mrs. Nel lie Mclilunls, Miss Addle Met Ha uls and Miss Patricia, and MIsb Doris Jean Durch, GENERAL PUBLIC INVITEO TO 4-H BENEFIT PROGRAM ON SATURDAY EVENING The general public, has been most cordially Invited to enjoy a very delightful benefit entertain ment Saturday evening, May 22, nt eight o'clock to be sponsored by the Garden Valley Women's club at the club room to raise money for the 4-H club scholarship fund. The entertainment will begin promptly nt eight o'clock. E. A. Brltton and his entertainers will present a part of the program and Mrs. S. Raynor Smith will give a delightful talk on India and will show curios which, she bvought from there. No admission will be charged to (his entertainment, but following the program refreshments will bo sold, . ; FOURTH GRADERS : ENJOY PICNIC. . . GLENDALE, Slay 2J Mrs. Netfe Theroux and pupils of the 4th grade ended the school year with a picnic on Mill creek Thursday af ternoon. Weiners and niarshmal- Iowa were ' toasted . and games were played. Pupils were Tommy Bates, Betty Price, Jack Wiggly, Rose Anna Graff, Edna Tonierlln, Henry Kenney, Anna Lee Aydelotte, r ay Place, Manuel -BurzoBS, Beverly Lewis, Howard Winkleman, Mnr Jorie House, Elwin Patterson, Gene St. Claire, Ebba Mae McCart ney, Frances Graff, Gentldlne and Rosait Hayes, Augustine (lutteriez. Leota Pole, Stanley Mitchell, Lor raine Clark, Arthur Ingham, Joy I'lieliM, Belli MelBsner, Doll Har bour, Edna Ruth Lnbbe. MR. AND MRS. INGHAM ENTERTAIN AT DINNER GLENDALE, May 21. Mr. and rs. C, W. Ingliata enlertalued with a dinner party at their home on uilbertson avenue Tuesday eve ning. The Venetian luce covered table had as a centerpiece a crys tal bowl of purple tulips and while spirea, guarded on either side by white candles in crystal candle.lira. Covers were placed for Miss Esther Peterson, Miss Kayo Thompson, Miss Nellie Gray, Miss Mcry Allco Brunuer, Sydney and Arthur Ingham and (he hosts. MARY ALICE HOOTS IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY GLENDALE, May 21. A number of schoolmates honored Mary Alice Hoots with a surprise birthday party ami welner roast, at the Bchool grounds Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Alvln Howard, Hetty Phillips, Maxlite Wiiiklemnn, Sylvia Welderman, Paul Archnm- beau, Sidney Ingham, Junior , Thompson, Charles Tooley, Mildred ' Gardner, Charles Leyea and the honor guest. Don't Sleep When Gas Presses Heart If you Vfftnt to rtMy QCT RlD OF OAS and Urrlbi bloat ina, don't xpect to do it by Just doctoring your stomach with fcarfft, (rriUtina Mlklt9 and "gat tiblrti," tAtmi OAS it ledaed in th ttomith rtt tupptr tmttn niJ ) dua to eld poitooout matter in th eonatipjtid bowala that ar loaded with iff-cauflng baottria. it your conttipatlon It of Cong at a no. r9, Mtmwi quant tin ot eingtreut bacttrla ftceumulatt. Thtn our t)S, jjaation it upatt OA otttn prtHta htart and lunga, making lit mliarablt. You can't tat or ttaap. Your haad lehta, Your back achat. Your com plaxion ( atw nd pimply, your braath 1 foul. You art a tick, arauthy, wrotchad, unhappy ptraon. YOUR SYSTEM IS POISONED, Thcuttndi of urTtrors hava found (n Atfffffik th quick. e)ntifte way to rid tbtir yitam dt hrmui bciri, Adlarlka r(da you of gat and claana foul poiaona out Of BOTH uppar and fowtr bow fa, a,vt your bowala t REAL ctanlng with Adftrifca, Oat t,6 f OAV Adltrttr toti not ffDpt t not habit tormina Chapman' Pharmacy SIDE GLANCES i ) i. -m,- x 11 hJ MM B can, list er wc if fiviCc. inc. T. m. gre. v. . wt. Pf f- j "Oil, you're die neilil)or wfiose ikiic fjoy wsis over morning.. V'e iWuk lie's just tkirliiig." ; , AT INDIAN SUNDAY Jean Arthur, co-star, of "Mr. Deeds. Cocs to. Town," fs Illicit again, in her newest picture, "His tory l Made al. NtKtu, ' wnicu oiienn Suadav lit. Hunt' Indian theatre. . i l IN MUSICAL HIT lle.adlui; a double, bill .urogram, at lie llosebuig -Snmlay l "When IJvo Is Yoniig," a snnwhe ni)cn) hit: The east includes Virginia Hruce, pictured ahore, and 'ifoourt Taylor, Walter iirennan. The sec ond' fenture is - "flrent Hospllul Myalnry-"- ' ' " ' YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE MEETS The Young People's league ot St, Paul's Lutheran church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Mortimer. Under the leadership of the pastor the first part of Mark chapter ten was discussed. This was foliovved by a short business- meeting. The rest of the evenina via spent so cially in playing games. Members and friends that were present fer the ' evening- Included, Ituymond Mortimer, Affss f'.'iennnr Mortimer, Rev. W. SylweBler, Mrs. Charles Mortimer, Stewart Maker; IauIr Wilson, Howard Giles, Mr, l,or nine llarrel. Miss Vera floeta, Miss .June floetz, Herman Adslns and .lack Wlilllng. DISHES Blue Willow Ware Imitation Spock FULL LINE Of CQOM TOTTtM.lt 0 Churchill Hardware G). Ironmonger By George Clark (his MRS. STINSON RITES SET IN PORTLAND Funeral sorvlcos foe Sirs. Alice Jane Slinsort, 'li, wll'o of A. L. Stlnson of Voncalla, who died in Roseburp. last Wednesday frotu in- iurlcs received la au automohlle accliient ivenr Brain, Kill be beW In Si. Ktl t-hnreh In I'ortlanil. .Mr. Stliffon u'as ho.-fi at Kreleth, Minnesota, A want SO.- 191?, nnd was inarrfcil in Portland, OroRon, to Amel L. Stlnson. Juno 27, 1985, For the jiatl three, months they nave ueen making their, borne near Dcnll. Mrs. SUnson was a miin her of the Catholic church. StiiTlWnfr besides her huslmnd are lier parents, Mr, and Mru. Wil liam G. Iliiiiiiah, of Portland, Ore. Immoral arrauKomentH wove la charge ot the IIoubUw Vwaeval home. TO EQUIP CHILDREN FOR OUTING CAMPS Wr(th the closing of school for summer vacations, there will ovoh ably he a number of chlWven f rem Irelief fanillles ' whoT'S'rltt-bavo -the oiMrli)!.v -lo tlfnil recreational camps, Frimxiyii voyti e.vwiit!ve secretary ot. the IJotilfls county relief committee; said today, "ft Is the Intention of the , Works Pro gress Administration lo -'-.supply these - children- --with' 'the nrouec type of garments worn In tbeir retreatlon e)i aw! other equip menta such as : knapsacks,- etc.," Sir. Voyt said, ."and we . are an xious to : hear immediately from these children directly or from Scout, Campflra and other super visors, it Is tuged that calls lie nmde nyomjitly,, . oltbev by tele phono No. S16 . or by visita tion at the. relief 'committee room at the courtliolise." LOCAL NEWS Undergoes Minor Operation Mrs. R. H. llutlxiu. ot Qiivdon val Jley, Usil her tonsils removed this I morning by lr. A. C. Seely. Visit at Lake Mr. and 'Mrs. A. If. Pen-In and Mr. and Airs. 0. W. Ayer made a trip lo Loon lake nnd hack over the week-end. Here Lt VVtk-Eno O. C. Ver rln, of Hnlem Western Anto Supply store, spent the week-end liem visiting his parents, Mr. and Sirs. A. ft. i'errln. Ilo was accompanied by Mr. Clark, of the Salem atare, who continued ou south. it Is estlmaleil that Hawaii pays more taxes Into the iJiilled stales treasiir.i than lH of the states. 3.50 32-pce. Set New Pattern Streamline Trellis 0.00 42-pc. Art Local News QU Salmon M. E. Ultter Jr., ruMxht a Ibiny-ftee jvouwl Balmon In th North l!nii)a Tbarmlay. Back From Powers "flud" fllaRR has returned to Ula homo In Mlrone, after v.orvtlnu itv VawerB for Iho past month. binu; oats aaiui u" j w iuvu- Vfsftfna Grandparent! r M(hr Kmlly UadKreiu ot CorvalUsu l Mrs, V, woottTMfv In Klxwrowft- Reported Very HI Mrs. W. O. Sandstroni l reported to ho snr- fotiHfy III- nt the fioinn of nor par ents, Mr. and Mrs, A, S, Audor- HOU III Klftttl-QBft. Spno P M Brolwy Mr. Mm John HttBenbftrk if., nnd iiffw. K. m. fceewfl frneiiC Stcnimy as iriiealB of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Adair nt flrockway. Returnt From Cot Edwin llebav!! retnrneil lo bl boie Wetinosilay, after upending- a ireelf In SlarehfleW visiting Sir. and Sim. Alfred Itunlela. - Leaves foi- San Diego Tvialle Uolt left yesterday tor Ul home in Saw VHego, Civlir,, alter ajieniV lbs a verk varatlonliiR anil vlHlt lug friend in Tiosn'titirg, Leave Today for Spokane Mrs. M. K. Rlttor Jr and Uov hratUer, Toue Shuttle, t thin city, left tl& movnlnK for Spokane, Wssli., lo lo two -weolia vacallonlne ana vlsltlnff their parents, air. and aim. J. B. SltnWe. Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Throne have tcIuvimmI to their home to Balera. nfley wil Ins a abort iiiao horo vlnllln mOKIIS ami BHpnllne- tn ntlanaa iThej- formorty resided' here. Leave for Portland Mrs, M. B, Oreen, of. Winston-and. Mis. U, R. Kdwavds ami Mrs. A. S. Voung, at Bosehiirg, left yesterday for Port land to attend the 3fliighiers of N'llo mooting. They wore accom panied by Mrs. Fred fionnor, of Hanoi' valley, and her daughter. Miss EllYAUetU, ot Ban. ftanctsco. who will visit frlemls. Tbe yavty experts to return to ihelr nomes lonlffht. . ' Improvlna Maty Francos Mc- Kenyy. nall lsnsltoy ot -Hv. ami Mrs;- II, -,u -Melleni-y,- or- J'orlland, is Drleil to no iinnraring lit. lier honi'e, Bltte-belng- dlst'Iiarged-fiwrn the nospftaf, whore she rocoivoa treatment- for - pncunionfu.- She will ho able, to no uu in-ubout a week. Her : E r e a t-a u n t. Miss Prances Howell.' of Roseburu, Is nl lbo McHany bomo assisting in her care.- Mary Frances Is a grand daughter of Sir. 'and Mrs. George Kohfaagenv, of this cfty. -. -i Enjoy Ors Trip Mr, anil Mrs. Kretl K. . Burnliam ot Sun Ftanciacb 'arrived here last nirfif, iicc'otnpaiiied Iiy Mrs. ifpniiiaiii's orotlior and slster.fn.Iaw, Mr. ana Wis, Rdward M. Dutchor, ot New tou. New Jersey,' Mr, tttttl- Mvs. nutcnor , bavo iMsen spnulbg tbft winter in Hawaii anil are lbo guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darnvam on a trip to scenic spots of Ore gon. They report they are great- fy enjoying the motor trip and in extensive travels have seen noth ing to compare with the beauty ot Oregon. They left this morning lo spend a few days on the' Mc Kennle rlcer, and it! )o visit (he Rurnham stiniriior home at Circle If lodge ou (ho North tfmp aua. ' LQolfAT'EMJlM- AS GOOD AS THEY C0ME THAMXS TO N0PC0XX mnt TCD.BrU. : THOSf VlTAMmS A0 CfRTAiHlf SO J8 Htr yifnttyJ. O. Rodmaa, or OlaUa, spent fmtetitty ia (fifs cfty uttendlnK to buBinesa. Hr From MyKl Cfk Ailolpb TrBlil, Bf MyrllA lirwVs, ailTOilwl to bnf ijt lhl tiiy eerdjr. , Viit(na Wllo-tr Worn Mra. Alice Kenyon, nf I'ortlanit, fa In itoaeourts vis.iuuk lust' oo.m.iaw ami dcuKhtw, Mr. ftKl Mvft. A, A, SViWer, sxa Vii'.-iiis trei. Spend tty )n Myrtle Creek Si. A. C. Seely, of this effy and Mrs. ffaft Keely and small Bon, ffull Jr., of Sun Fruncfsco, alient Thursday In Myrtle Creek vUdUug Uuk-li. ' Leeve After nrl Mr.'- and Sim, Roy SfcCfelian, of Enterprise, Ore., and John Ortfi, of Medford, have left for their homes, after catulaK to Uow.Uotb to tiUftud, the timeval at the !oisw' lir-ln-1 ami Mr. OrtS' stelsr, Mrs. Harry MetMellsn, Special- Meeting Saturday Tua ffnlteif Spanish War Veterans auic lllury will hold a iwuituiR at 7:Su o'clock tautarraw ttlKftt at ttie. avmovy InMrail of b ib ynjsular Dluht at weelt, on awownl of Rroiinniian exorclttett acettrUtK ill evenlnff of Stay If?. Leave for Cellfornla Mr,' and Mrs. A; T. niaom and, dauRulec Norma, ,4eat; ltave, left tw tfeftlr liosne. In- Albany, Calif., ailor i)ls two -) visllins rla llve and friends, In till city. TIfey are farmer residents of Rosooarir. Sir. liloofn fs now enilitoyed fn the research department of the. Stand ard Oil camoauy,' vltli b-eadquac-tecs tn HlcuBMHsd t'Hf, WUile vlalvinx S HoBbfg Mr. ai) Mrs. Wloom were i?al)ei to Fortlund by the midden- det)t at the former's sister, Sfrs. U. II Yates. ' Leavfng 8aturdy Mr, on.4 Mra, Oavld Hftft"nvo leaving tonwrvovi for WennlEbeo, V'ab., where the former' will siiend it week, ruca ttonin nnd ilnltlnff his uncle, Harry C. Hess. Mrs. ffoss w(ff re nuifn there for n month vfsftfng her tiaronls, Mr. aad Mra, Lowell Wlckllue, utid will attend tlie, ex- erele' at WahlKto Stat sol- legs at ,Jiil!jn, of -wblcb ber brotner, Jjtrry Wlekllree, nill be gradnatecl. The Hesses vriti be ac- conipnafed to (venatchee uy Sfrs. wiiunce uowner anil son, Freadie. of Koaehurg, wUa villi ylalt -with lier. imveuta.. hv. awl Mv. W. H, Utile, !ov n lort : lime, A51r Mr. JJess leaves Wenatehee, he will go to CorraWe,' where he'nas been raliifened fo' manage the wsntern tinfon ortfee, aftor acting- im mnnuKer of the office In this city ' for the jraM te,w yeara, Mva. He.aa Villi Join ber buabansl at CovVallis In jnoolb. " ' ' ( Starts Sunday C 3 Mr. Deed' Sweethrt . BAc Again . TODAY AND SATURDAY Jenie Mstlhewt Singing, Dancing Star of 2 Nation . In "Head Over Heelt in Love PREVIEW SATURDAY Am t-f f . U. (att4iQ i f n Mrs. Smlttl Mtr fr f-'aini Smith, of ailde, apent y ' --dar la town aad, thowla-'. Mr, in ttetm. : . . SaabUfb. of MbvM ptrtr, upet. .- few hours in fown yescerttay w.i business. , Qa la CatwsnUan I. A., Hart. roa&gr of lb N-w Brvlv lawa- ry to this clly, tofi toilay Jot Ks gene to attend ths dry rttner convenflort and spend fhe week end. Bt! Frtm CoquHl Mi's. Clyds Tolfl has returned to hr ttome In tills clfy. after spending a week fn - Coqufffe vlsftfnfr fier son-fn-luw and daughter, Mr, nnd Mrs. Vance Uavie, Leeve ThuredeK Sir. nd SIrw. I.ee Knsles and famfiy feff Thurs day for Fafrvfew, Ore., to make their home. The former has tioea Uaasterced Uwr as patmluiau, lar Uv CallCovnlft Gres Pwkw tora jyaivy. Arrivlno or Fonenil Mra. Vle- Ir i. MeKennle iet bee bnme In New ffirfc City this marnlnir nmf wfff nrrfvo fn Portland tomorrow nmf eome to ftORoburg Suntlay' to attend the funeral at Uec fatnev. l-'.cueat I. To-waae-ttd, uUe, nU'.u at lb VsrtBrana bolt-l neva li lilsM. Mr. ToBSnd, a Sr-nln B-sr veteran, was a resident at tie- iriclffe. '. ,. . .... . , Bu New. rrucfc lloy Ffnfior, county roud patrolman ut Kellogir, returned' yeatarday tcoux Partlaud nvWlng a nn Veilaval -ijumsk tvreVt lo be- Maoil In ,lbo rlbftr yyt of )ne comity lor rasa nmlntoniiwfl war. Tbo tntel: was aurtthased through J. O. A'ewfuutf, focal deaf er, and fa tlio aecond -one of fla low-bed tyne to . be nurcuoaed hy the eounty tltla tnoutU. '- IP YOUR TtMP- IB VP 'rAKBTSMfS!T"yfBBNBW FOR YOi'R XKWS.RBVJSW. JMTORTAXT STORIRS ARK BReAKWff KVERY DAY. SfAKB SURB OF RECKfVINQ IT DY UENEWINQ NOW. IT COSTS ONUY dClc. PER MONTH BY CARRIER IN BOSBBUnfi I.8 FOR TORJfR MONTHS B? 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