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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY? JUNE 29, 1937. T, FOE STATE! ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Junn (AIM Snnntor WhuoU Mont.) UHh'orti'd today Unit Hit' ml minim nuion wuh liiuipa jdIiik for the ltoosevelt court hill "in Mace far removed from the realm nublii: discus Ion, in distant islands mid on Ihu bah id of nollll cat welcrineiit. lie told the .Mai y land liar anno- elation that oi'onenlt of the bill would au-el't no eoJiiiiromlHo, "Tlio court iiackiiiK I'lau must bo withdrawn, Jio tmld. Reduction of tho mm. her of jus tieuH to he appointed lis Pi posed for coiiipromlHo would not reduce ohjecllonH to the meas uio, he ttaid, but only miiUo "the luult less apparent to the. unoo- nervine," it la wllliin my recollection un nreccdeiited that a majority poii Hliould condemn a iiiutiauYfe as iIoch the coinnillieo report on tho nioseiit bill." ho mild, "wlih- nut. one word ot inolcsl. oue lelte of justification for tho meawuro by iho minority." Wheeler armied that tho bill would umleriniUG independence of tho courts and civil liberties, jie advocated count itutioual amena merit. If necenHnry, to enable con Kiowa to meet basic. jnoblemH con sequent nnou iuduBlrial advance. COAST ADVERTISING MAN GETS ASSOCIATION POST David M. IfolHford, nietddent of IlotHtord. ConHtanlinu & diirunvr well known 1'acifiu cuaal udverliw- inK agency, lias jimf been elected member at luree of the executive board of the American AHUouintion of Advertising AuoneiUH, according to word received today from New York City. The American AflKociallnn of AdvortlHinif nKencio 1h composed of the lending adverllRiiiR ft rum of tho country. Air. lioUfoi-d will lie the only member of the executive board . from the territory veal of Chicago. Hotflfnrd, Conatanlinn & (iai'duer maintain offices in Heat- , tie, Sun KrauciKci), Lou Angeles and Porthiml, and are associated with tho (iardner Advertising com puny in custom cltlea. Aral ttc Ccjf CAMAS VALLEY j CA JIAK "VAu'.HV. June .' 2!t.- Illo longing outril for the Kortl tumlier mill In iosu bum Iiiih turn ed from Canma .mountain to what Ih locally known a tho "IliK iiurn, HtiiitiiuiiHl or tliu valley J no cani Is dpi t ut I lit- mi lium Hirine' and' Dm ( i m Iji-ji -1 . tract liclwora ihal and 1 he vullt-y in uoiiik ingRt'U otf at I lie lu omnil time. : intcKliiK I'iMhil- Iiikh from Ihu log hi'un ilowa t In- ranyon In. low mums wan nnmiied. (Julie a limn imp ot cull tuns itn hIIII iher wnieli It has been rcmrlod will bo sawn Into battery slock at Homo tune. I imrllo Wiley was knocked aown Dy a car In Iloueburc- K.nin- Hay noon and quite imlnhilly Injur ed, suslaluliiK a bad cut on the riRtil arm and neveral lnuiaes. Me was not seriously hurl. Mr. ami Mrs. I'hlllp Kinndlev anu two ilaiiKliters, lloroihy and iinnny Jean, and Mr. and Sirs Fled Wilt or Hydorwood, Wash canm down Krhlay ovenlim o vIhII lelallves ami Mends over the week-end. HI i-h. .1. It. Hi.m.llev who bail been in I'onlanil siienil- Mifi (iir ni'i'K canio noine will! I hem. Mr. anil Mrs. Philip Sluncl ley anil Mr .anil Mrs. will went to f'mm .utility Salurilav wbele the Slanilli-ys vlsiled mull Salur day evenhiK and tho wills until Sunday evenlni; berore reiuinini; to the .1. II. Siandlcy home here. Jl"'.v all returned lo llvderwooil Sunday al'lcrniiiui. Mrs. Ilernlece Sloble will slay In I'orlhind Inilellullelv as Mule Harlmra Ann Is uol as well as tin lnedlalely rollnwliiK Hie operalliui Mrs. Kloble s for her husband anil .Millard Slnbie T lav and be ten lor I'lirllanil Wednesday innruluK. Kihvanl llahl. who Is woiklm lll (lold lleach spcnl the Week end hem lih hiH inolher, Mrs Ida Hahl. Ilnlierl Serhilf upi.,,1 - week end here will, his paieuls Mr. nil. I Mrs. Waller Sh-lofr. ber is Just rinlsbed Mm school vein- al I'ncll'k: colloKc. iNewberK. the and Is koIiik to work lor l.lbhv' McNeil and l.lliby In I'-ulhind' (lurrns Ibe suninier. Mrs. l-blllp .Mel-ble, recenllv floui San l-'ranclsci, l vlslilni; liere wlih bcr iwrcms, Mr. and Wis. .. T. .Murray. Sirs. Helen Am. d, I. Wilnia Mar llnilalo. Lillian l-'rosl and .Mrs .Ik-i nlece Silencer of UiiKebui called on lelallves and 1'rlcnds liere Thui-Hdny ovenlim. Mr. mill .Mis. Wllrred II. Ilrowa (if Senllle and Ibe , hitlers hriilli or, Mavld Henry, of Kui-ene, visit 'd rroni Hie middle of Insl week until .Monday wlih ibe loriners liarenls, Air. niid Mrs. Wn., Jlrown. 'I'liey wi-nl from here on down the coasl highway for a t r i before returnliiK bouie. Mr. and Mrs. lOrnesl Wl ,.r took Miss llerllia l.arv to IIikc- onru ."-anirtiay where nhe soenl the nlKht Willi friends before no- IliK lo I'.ukciio lo allellil Hlllnmer Hchool. Air. nnil Mrs. Vein Simpson mill Holly spent last Thursday in T 'tirl lit II 1 1 nllendhli! lo business ninllerB. .Mr. ami Mrs. V. M. t'onley and ilnituhler, Vera, from Ibe Klchler mmp l.-nnin.l spent several days last week vIkIHiik mid altemliim in business in I'ortlnnd. MisR Miirfiiiii't (liamiiie. who lins heoii ylstiliiic velallM-s slum tho clobo of sirhooi canto homo last ppk. 'Mr. and Mrs. T.'elbert OUen snd fiiiall daim-liler, Bftty Lou, visit OUR BOARDING HOUSE with AH DCAM KWOVV WHAT COME OVAM HlrA HE POKJE HAVE ME WAITIM' OKI HIM HAWP AM' FETS AM' ALL. DAV" HE IS BEEM READIM' A LETTAH OVAH AM' OVAH. HE HAVE HIS SWOOT S'FAK IM PE AlPi ALL. PAY, X OOTTA RUB PE KINKS OUTA HIS KlECK'WlPF BAY- RUM; AM HE SAY HE5 GOT A COAT OB ARMS AM' A CASTLE WAITIM' TO HIM IM EM3LAMP YOU WERE RL)SSlM3 A r LITTLE LOW 3ASOM 7H KIMK IS IM HIS SKULL f HIS heap's PROBABLy SHRUMK UP tO KEEP HIS BPAlKJS FROM RATTLIMCj' mi mm VI 1 J 4 ' Major Hoople id OLP EMPTY POCKETS HAS PRES5EP OWE OF HIS AIR CASTLES IN HIS COAT OF ARMS EH? WOW X KUOW TH1 BATS HAVE v (SOTTEM ' IMTO HIS ATTIC' 1 OUST ACTIM5 NATURAL,, . BOY5 Novel Feature With Robbins Circus 'A'VcV and novel IVnlnio wlili tho Itnhhlns circus, coming to Iloae- huif; July 2nd, at llallowfi I'iold, is tho uppuarnnco Tor the first time in Mils country of Cnpt. .lohiitiKou and liirt group of hIx HiiHulan bears. It Is Biiid to ho llio only act of ltn kind, and the captain tho only nmn who Iiiih hoen uhle lo miiidue and tench these ferocious beasts to per form n I in oh (. unheliovuhlo Hliintu, tuich us Imlauclu on u rolling globe dancing lothcr and giving n IndicroiiB burlesque of the tango. The bears Mini clumsy soinermiultH and ouo of them rides an old fashioned high wheeled bicycle. moiber. Mrs. V. Huntley, while on their way lo Cowers. Tlx; Od- us have been ll nig at ( larks lliancb and are moving to Powers here Mr. Odeu will work in the logging woods. Uhoda Arnold and her fa I her olalla attended lo business mat ters in tho valley Sulurday ul'ler-noon. ItaV Itnldwin ami snn. Ceiti'irn. attended in business mailers in MurtdTlleld Saturday. Ueek end guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. H. V, tck were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Uh-k and small sou, Douglas, and Mr. and Mrs. l.cHtor t'oaies and daimhler. Helen, of Alleghany. Mr. and Mrs. Mirk llanos of Ophir, furry coun ty, and Uex IMek from Sltliuin. lleU-n .'oales stayed over for a lew weeks visit at I ho home of her Krandparents. I Miss U'llma Marlindale of osehnrg spent Hie week-end here lib her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ory Murtindule, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Stamllev ami Ibiee sons, Oliver, ItUhurd iind .Ihninie, Mrs. .lack Parrot t md daughter. Hotly, went to rants fans Sunday lor the for- tilers niece. Josephine lleslul. bo will upend tlio summer here lib them. Mr. ami Mrs. Hee Coon and chil li returned hnnm Sunday eve ning, brhmhig Mr. Conn's mother. 1" Coon, ami IiIk nephew. din .Mead, of Klamaih Calls. nine with them for a f,.w weeks' tslt. Mr.' and Mini .losenh lliown and t'uinil) spent ibe last weekend isiting letiUHes Ut Itrtish creek. iueoln county. Mrs. Adrian Staudh-y. .Insepliine estut ami Hetty Pui rntt vlsiled miuniy w meeting in each mouth during the summer which will be the sec ond Tuesday evening of each month. Mrs. Jtutli Law. son was elected to take the place of Miss iiurltia M. Uny us overseer. DRAIN villi frieuils in Unrilen .Mm. (Iioi-k.. I'lnrk vlslli.,1 .r lliellls ill llrhlKM Slllllliiv .Mr. nnil M in. Slnry Murllnihile mill iliniKliler, W'ilinii, vlslle.l Sun- liiv Willi Hie iniinel'i sisler. Mis liuisy IMvle. ni Auikii. I'nns .nil I v. Mr.i. Siisiui Sinlili iinK,.,! 'I'nei. rnilll Sllllieillil l.i sim'iiiI the milnmer illh lier ,mn;hi,.r, .,s. r. K. Hniivn. .Init-iihlhi' lleslul tell Tuesihiv eveiilni! while riiline ii hiryi le ..ml liniKe Inr rli;lil wrisl, Mre. A.lilmi Sluiiilley lenk her in liimehmn W'eillienliiy nn. riling where her llltll WHS pill ill II ciist. Mm (lenriie Win. hesler ef Mnrshfielil In HtnytnK "I the heme III her lirnlhel, Vllull Wnhelt. helimiK In1"" 1'iire ot him. Mr, U'oh'iitt Ih iiiiiinst helitles ol' I lli'lltlltlt iiilll. 1'lie iilillilul Hillnel liieetluir Mnn. iluy Hfternnnn n-iiiilieii In the re election nf 'riiuhiiiH Seipel mi iti reeior mill .Mri.. bestile heeler clerk At the lust eraiiKB nioetlni It crt ltfie t'rl'Jajf villi Jlrs. Od?u't was IfdOert ra lu)d ol';- m :.r- DltAIN, Juno 2!l Mr. nnil Mrs. Iterl Aiiplegute nnil son ot Union, were llrnln vIsIIiii-h thiH week. Meiileniiut M e r w I it Dlckunn wire mill liahy mid nnrcnls. Mi: nnil Jlr. I.'runk Dickson, of I'ort- Innil, vlBlleil Iho I'nlelien funiily Snlurihiy on their vvny lioinu fioni a I'oust trip. Krniik lliekson Ih ii lirollti-r of Mrs. Iilu I'lilchen, anil wiih a former ri'Hhleut of Drain. Alrn. Annu Drnlii sneut Inst week nl the Inline of her hrolher, Walter tveni, utiil wile. While there she Hllenileil the Hose toHtlvnl mill r- Inrneil home Sunilny. Mr. mnl Mi-h. U'litsoti l.ee of l'"oreHt tlrovo vlslleil Krhlny nnil Siittiriliiy nl the home or Mrs. 1,. O. Devoro nnil Dr. Ilerlhii Devon-. Mr. l.ee wiih luinelpiil ot Hie Drnln liii;li Hi-hool. several yenra 11KO. Mr. anil .Mrs. Oliver llnrtholoiny anil chllilreu m-rlvpil Woiliiesilny for ii visll nl tho paielilnl II. liar thoioiny hnnie. I'rof. I'lnyil I.IkIiI went to for vallls this week, where he will ut lend suninier sehonl at Divnin Slate eolleilo. Mrs. f. II. l-'onl iirriveil home lasl Frlilny rroni a trip to her old home In Cmindn, where she wiih enlleil hy the lllneHH ot her fill her. i. .f. mnl .Mrs. II. .1 Nisw.-ll mol llttlt son, reliirneil Siilurdav from I'lirllanil, whore ihey saw the Hose leslival and also vlslleil r.v lallves In I. .il. anon. Ilev. anil Mrs. Harold V. and Arthur Wocdley left Motidav for Klamath Calls. where thev will attend the SMb annual Oregon ronierenee ot nie Methodist Kpis eopal church. Miss Wretha Miller was brought home Thursday from the Sacred Heari hospital where she under went an opemtlon for appendicitis. The annual school meeting of district No was held Monday, at which three directors and 11 clerk were elected and the bud get adopted with only oue dis senting vote. Directors elected were It. I., l.etsom for Ibe one year term. J. T. liediord for the twoyear term and l it. Ietk for the three-year term and Klsle M. Wiseyaiver whs re-elected ilerk. down town streets Friday after noon and in the evening put on program. Mr. and Mis. C. C. March visited at the state hospital for tubercu losis last Friday. Hun Wleuver, patient at the institution, was visit ed und seemed to be improving and was very cheerful and optimistic, Mr. Weaver Is the only patient there is at this tjme from Myrtle Crook. Mrs. Clara White and Mrs. M ad ge Gazley were ca 1 1 ed to Grants Pass, Sunday, on account of the death thero Saturday night of Mrs. While s brother, Frank Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Akers, of Berkeley, Calif., were Saturday night visitors at the A. M. Dalley home, ns thoy wore returning to their home from a visit further north. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, of Gazley, were in town recently. Mrs. Hart is still suffering form tho loss of her sluht. , Mr.alvd Kirs, AVcuell Vpariss nave moved rrom 1110 ftppmger fariu to Myrtle Creek. Alfred Cornutt, an old-time rest' dent and teacher of this vicinity but who now lives in Glendale, California, has lately visited here with his brothers, T. N. Cornutt and 11. A. Adams, nnd at present has gone to Corvallls for a visit with his sister. Hurry Stimson, of North Myrtle, is in tho veterans' hospital in Unseburg, for treatment for heart trouble. Mr. und Ait's. John Tlriddell have moved to Portland after a visit here with Mrs. Ilriddell's parent?, Mr. and Mrs. U. u Mister. Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Duncan and Dicky have moved to the H. V Rice house on the hill on Heard street. The lawn planted at the school during the past season has been much benefited by tho into rains and presents a beautiful appear anee. Mrs. Mathildc Dieckman lias been quite ill for several weeks witli a very bad attack of rheuma Usui. Mr. and Mrs. Ttoscoe Chaney have moved into their new home on Johnson and Laurel streets and are making numerous improvements among others, a small cottage is being built for Mrs. Chaney's aged father. V. G. Fugate. Mrs. Madge Gazley nnd children. niossoin. Buddy, and Mnrjorie, spent last Friday visiting with Kb mer Ga ley at his home near Gazley. Hruce Wynler Is building a neat five-room cottage on bis mother's lots at the east end of Hroadwuy. H. P. Kice has the foundation laid for his new home at the cor ner nf Second and Hall streets. Jack Crawford is the carpenter in charge nf the building. Mrs. Mary Johnson, who recent ly purchased the Clara MeKean property on Johnson nnd Maple streets, Is repairing and remodel ing the building and will soon move. The garden at this place is the finest In town and can be made into n real Fhow-plnee. MIsh Margaret Crooks left last Wednesday on Ibe Shasta Tor her home In Futlerton, Calif., after a month's vacation, to resume her work ns secretary in the eommer- ial department of (he Fullortou Junior coUege. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Winston. of Winston, ut tended church ser vices here Sunday mom inn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Winston are leaehiim hi the local Christian Ilible scbool. MYRTLE CREEK MYUTI.H I'ltKKK. June Sil-Tho dally vacation Hlble school spon sored by' Iho MetlHt'.st chureb ilnr iho pan ti'O weeks clomd Krl '. V'" P'P"s pavad'.'d. cn tilt: GLENDALE Ol.KNDAl-K. Ore. June L'S. Lady Yule and her dauuhter, Mi.-s Yule, of London. ilOtmtnnd. were over ittKht guests at the Capital IHU auto villace Monday.' They have been touring the national parks In tho I'nited States and will go from here lo llantf and other interesting points In Canada, re turning lo their home in Loudon In October. Miss Lucille Swaesy, the mis sionary Instructor at the Young eople's conference al Fir Poinl I his week, was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. v. Hunt ington TueMluv. Miss Swaesy heads be Presbyterian girls schools in Hamudan. Iran. Miss Htaiiche Kuuer, of Spring- flehl. called at the 11. C. Hunting ton home Tuesday nfternoon. Mrs. Ida Husye. who has been onflned in the Josephine General Ucap.Mal in vMmu's P.fs, vas brought home Monday and is con vulesclug. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nelson re turned Sunday from several dty viaitine in Eugene and Hoseburg. Mr. and Mm. George Favillo and Roach King were Grants Pass visi tors Wednesduy. Harold -Holmgren, who lias been confined in the hos- iitul there, accompanied them borne. Mr. und Mm. D. C. Huntington mnl daughter. Denlece were anion the Sunday dinner guests at Wolf Creek tavern, later going to Grants Pass where they Bpent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. Ii. w-insiow, Mrs. C. W. Ingham and Mrs. R. H. Gardner truusactjbd business in Grunts Pass Wednesday. Mr. and Mm..W. S. Price and Mm. C. I). Hoots transacted buM ness in Roseburg Monday. Mr. Price went on to Salem on busi ness, und Mrs. Price and Mr Hoots roturned homo with P. D. Winch, ulso there on business Mr. und Mm. C. W. Ingham and sons, Arthur and Sidney, left Thursduy morning for Portland, Sidney will join tbe Y. m. c. a, boys' camp near Portland for a five weeks outing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitklns ur rived Saturday from Coberg and are visiting at the home of Mr. und Mm. Earl McMullin. Mrs. McMul tin and Mrs. Pitkius are sisters. They ull motored to Applegate Sun day where they visited with a third sister. Mrs. Cora Koontz and Mrs. C. R. lllidge and Miss Edna Humphrey were business visitors Monday. Mrs. Marie Dassott, Robert Ma- this nnd Frank Jackson, of Walk er, Calif., were brief visitors in Glendale Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hoots made business trip to Yreka, Calif., Wed nestiay. Petty thieves broke into, the tool shed Tuesday night on the prop erty where Hie new Presbyterian church is fast tnking form, steal lug tools from two different tool kits, valued at about $15. The tools belonged to Peter Smith and Roy itend, carpenters on the job. The theft was reported to the state no lice but neither the tools nor the culprits have been npprebended yet. CANYONVILLE CANYON VILLE, Juno 20. Mr ami Mrs. Roy liooth, former pro prletors of tho Steep Gables Auto camp ninde a business trip to Portland and Salem this week. Miss Opal Beach shopped in Hoseburg Wednesday afternoon Ewell H. Welch, returned Wed nesday after a weeks vacationing. Mr. Welch is an operator for the California Oregon bus line. Mm. lama. Menane, and daughter Ida .Lou, shopped; lift , jioshbireg Tlmt-tirtiiV J'--i 1 ' ' ' ' Little Donald Tucker escaped serious injuries Tuesday, when he ran from behind a large trnuspor tation truck and was struck by a passing car. He was rushed to Myrtle Creek for medical atten Hon, and is progressing nicely. E. Telkamp, manager of the ro deo which will be held here July i and ft, is expected here tho first ot Hie week with stock for the show. 1 Tbe Hriilgo tavern and the Can yon vl lie Coffee shop have been equipped with Standard Oil com pauy s fin mo gas, which will in sure quicker service nnd much more convenient. Jako Smith was n Canyonvillo visitor Tuesday morning. Mrs. J. Tl. DoV'ore attended grndu ation exorcises at the. Riddle high scbool Thursday evening. The Canyonvillo rodeo, July -I :ind 5 is promised to bo n real thrill. The rodeo will be officially opened with the grand entry ut 2:-" Sunday afternoon July I. All of ficials of tho Rod and Gun club, the Towusend clubs, rodeo officials ami tho cow boys and cow girls in their colorful costumes will bo in troduced. Immediately following the boys calf riding opens the show. There will be bareback rid ing, saddle bronk riding, calf rop ing novelty races, and the most thrilling event, the Mexican steer tilling. John Hum I in and son, t'luirlcfv. eturned to their homes here utter ncationiug in northern Oregon and Washington. Tho HlattueCs Pharmacy Is be ing remodeled this week by Max Kimmell. also It is being redeco- ated, with pleasing colors. W. W. Willis, accompanied by Donald DeYore, hauled a load of sheep to the market in Port tain! Sunday. They returned to their homes hero Tuesday evening. The cottage occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Renfro was remodeled this week. awrenee Newton returned to his home here after spending the past few weeks in southern California. F. It llaniliu. of Springfield. islted his brother, Ed Hamlin, here Wednesday, lie was enrouto home after spending a few days in Med io rd. Milton Musgrave of the Tiller CC camp was a CanyonvUle visi tor I huisday oven inn. He mot his mother. Mrs. Emma Musgravo. of Evnns ille. Ind., also her son aw reuce. of Hend, is visiting ere. Oliver and diet t.uias of Port- laud spent Thursday night in Can olivine. Tom Martin, the installation fore man of the old Henlon mine, locat- d H miles out or Glendale. is pending a week here, while he is ecovering front an accident, which he received, during tho installing of a large compressor. Ho expecis to return to bis duties by the first of July. Mr. Martin reports a croat improvement in the niachhi- by tho adding of the Slnite plant. home of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Far num. Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer and sons Dillie and Jackie and the latter's aunt, Mrs. W. D. Cbadwick. made a trip to Grants Pass Satur nay arternoon. While there Mr. Juntzer purchased a new Chevro let truck. Leon Clare made a business trip iu iiupermrg Mnuuuy. Air. and Mrs. Ed Raynor und cuuiiren oi uosemirg visited here Sunduy with her parents, Mr. and .ii rs. jim arren. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Paulson and children shopped in Roseburg Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ixjsey of Sweet Homo visited a couple of days this week at the home of her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Waller Tan ner. J. E. Hurtle left Tuesdav for T.v. ons, Kansas, where she expects to vien inuuiiniieiv with his ami nml daughtor-lu-law, Mr. and Mrs. An sel Hurtle. John Juntzer und William Jant zer transacted business In mh. ford Monday. Jim Huffman and son, Alton, and Mr. Ray attended tn miKinoRR in Roseburg Monday. Airs. Lbamn .Inhnn umi enn Dale, visited over Hih wpoU-piwi in Roseburg at the homo nf her m.elo and aunt, .Mr. und Mm. Harry Wil liams, ana innilly. They returned home Sunduy. and wore ncconi imnled by Mr. and Mrs. Williams who visited briefly. .Mrs. John Juntzer nnil snn linn. nie, made a trip to .Myrtle Creek rriuuy. wnore ueiinle had dental work done. J. K. Hurtle nnd diiitirhler. Mr. ixjweii utii'118, snopped In Roseburg r . lull. Mrs. Fred I.ttbbe und children made u trip to Hoki-Iiii.i- Si. ... In to visit Mr. I.ulllio who is n natlnnf iu ine veterans hospital. joo Lapp or Mars hf eld was week-end caller here. Hn vlaltmi his wife and children, who are nere miendltiK the summer witli her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnnrv uueuHCKe. Mrs. John Juntzer and Mrs. n 0. Johns alien. led to business In (.rants Pass Ttiestluy. They also ristien .Mrs. Joins' nurents. Mi- and Mrs. Clarence Chapin, on jump utt joe creek. i.elnnd Johns and Mrs. w. n uuuiiivicK inane a trip to Myrtle i-reeK Wednesday afternoon. Ike Uooth anil Clifford Smith were In ltoseburc on business Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. DeFluer anil Wel come Guest of Los Angeles arrived nere me ttrst or the week for a visit with Mrs. DeFluer's parents. Sir. und Mrs. Albert Guest. Mrs. John .Oldenburg and daugh ter, Florence, nnfl. linorge Olden burg,, were In .Myrtle. Creek Tues day, .where thoy attended to busi ness. ; . i -'' Mr. anil Mrs. Carl Uhlv are leaving the last of the week for Lalteview where he has employ ment. Charlie Jantzer and son. Hobby. and his father-in-law. Mr. Hanson, of Central Point visited hero Wed nesday with relatives anil friends. Hen Hust and Ora Condray Sr. made a business trip to Myrtle Creek Wednesday. Cora Jean Leeper of Gloudnlo is visiting this week with Thelitis Hell Louey. The Azalea grange met Monday ovening for their regular business meeting. Plans were made for a basket social and free dance to be given nt the hall Saturday night, the 2(ith. past two weeks with her son-in-law I thB f""' lnree weel" ' Hoodsport, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Freeman and DAYS CREEK MELROSE MELROSE, June 29 Mrs. E. Gdtnan returned home Thnrsii.iv from Salem where she visited tho and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. Itay Webber. She was accompanied homo by Mrs. Webber, who will visit her mother for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Center und funiily arrived Wednesday from California to visit the former's brother and slstor-in-la.v, Mr. and .Mrs. Otis Center. Mrs. Charles Olson left Tuesday for Eugene to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis. Phil Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabe. ot San Francisco, were the guests lust Week Of the latter's l.i-nlhnr iin.l Slstor-lp-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rny Petrequin. and left Wednesduy for Portlajd to visit relatives. Ray Olson and O. H. Oakley made a business trip to Dixonville Monday. Miss Luellu Wootlriirr returned to Roseburg Friday after snendlnz the week with her parents, Mr. and .ira. .11. woooruif. Keith Williams went to Wilbur Sunday to vlBlt several days with i oui i uornourjr. Miss Mildred Meredith left the forepart of the week for Eugene vhero sbo will visit her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Putrlcli. Ray OlBon recently tiurchased a 20-acre tract from Tim English, anu ne and Otis Oakley arc cut- lu K piling on it. Jack Wood Is yarning ine plliiiff out to tho road, also yarding out saw logs for Dick llushncl! f.ud for Willis Fritz. Tho logs will be trucked to tho Drooks mill at Dixonville. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koifrer of Camas Valloy, visited Thursday with their sou, Raymond, aud Mr. and I.Irs. J. O. Packlund. Mrs. George Mitnson and her daughter, Miss Fay, of Umpqtia and the form ir's mother, Mrs. J. E. Cook, of Long Beach, California, visited Thursday nfternoon with Mrs. K. M. Seely, Mrs. Munson and daughter formerly resided in West -Melrose. . At the annual school meeting held Monday V. S. Woodruff ,wns reelected school director ' and Gladys Glass reelected clerk In the Elgarose district, and C. E. Reeco was elected director and Crystal Conn reelected clerk in the Mel rose school nnd Sylnion Valley re elected Mrs. Virgil Hush tor three year director r.nd elected Mrs. Clarence Miller to finish Mr. Ol son's unexpired term and reelected Laurence Goodburn for clerk. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Meredith and Mr. and Mrs. John Krohll left Wednesday for Astoria to attend tiie annual state convention of the I Fraternal Order of Eagles, Hersey, ot San' Francisco, Calif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short this week. Mrs. Wn. Barrow has returned to her home here after vlsitiug for two children have returned to their home al Bakersfield, Calif., after Visiting for some lime at the home ot Mrs. Freeman's mother, Mrs. Wm. Barrow. Mrs. Grace Clinger and Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Lucas aud son, Joe, Jr., were Roseburg visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Short bad as their guests Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cook, Miss Julia Hlnkle, and George Hersey. Bridge was the diversion of the evening. DREW DREW, June 28. Visitors at th6 home of Mr. und Mrs. Oliver Brat- ten during the past two weeks were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunn aud daughter, Hernadette, N. Dak,, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Parsons, S. Dak., ind C. E. Potts, Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cook and daughter. Mary, and Roy Skipton iiiuile a trip to Roseburg Wednee- dny evening.' Miss Jnlin T-linklo and George- THE NEWEST BIG SHOW IS COMING Enlarged, Rejuvenated, Every thing New But the Name. . On Another Successful Trans iontinental Tour, Will Exhibit In ROSEBURG One Day Only FRIDAY, JULY 2 SC FEATURE ACTSmT Buck Steele Fniiio.iiM Wcittern Movie Stnr JO Cur, Mnitimoth fc G-iVoIfc HI ion , .1 tit nils. KnlurtftMl Mcnaccrle Rex, I'niiine Hero of JOO Movies rito WelKiinHs. Kui'ope's Sonsa- iioniu fMimorBimit AuroDutH worth Kanilly European Eques t Huns I'lunnto Hoyitl Jhdhiipso TrotiDC Peerless J-'lyinir Moh Uiis RifliHe Sisters. lliKh Wire Artiatu kjite Hniiih'ti -tO-Ciminc Purudox iMijuuiupp ijiDcnv .Horses Goliuh MIkIHv PorfonniiiK Pachyderm SH'-IiiI I'rli-fH for Thin Jo- Only. Two Performances 2:15-8:15 o. m. ! rco Piirklnjr DAYS CIIKKK, June 29. At the 'ovular meeting of tlio South Uinp- nim KnuiKe Monday evening it wns otert. to hold a local 4-ir c ub fair t the time of the Pomonu grange meeting hero on July 31. resolution, presented hv the Home Economies chili to offer the use of the gmnge hall for use of Ihe local band on Wednesday aft ernoons during the vacation per iod carried. Hegiuniug with Wed nesday, June 30, the band will meet nt the grange hall inntead of the school as heretofore. James Malloy nnd Virgil Me- ee ol isyssa were nere hint week end visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. I,. Weaver re turned homo Tuesday night from two weeks vacation tnn. IMirinc their absence they attended the Stale Grange at The Dalles. At l he close of the grange sessions they motored to Seattle, where t h ey vi si t ed with M r. Wea vers ster, Mrs. II. O. Stone. Prom there they went to lleliingham lo pend a lew days with the Clvde Totten family. Mr. and Mrs. caver, accompanied by Mr. aud .Mrs. Totten ami family, drove to ancouver. H. (.. for a short visit. On their return trip they stopped tiavensdale. ash,, to call on Mrs. Weaver's brother, T. S. HchIs. oiuiug home Tuesday, they stop- d at ancouver. ash.. to view ih1 Itussian trans-potar plane hich landed there. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Matthews and daughliM-s, Klva and Lois Kllen, Koseburg visitors Friday. SUMMER WOOD PRICES 4-ft. Green Slab, per cord 4-ft. Dry Slab, per cord iD-inch Dry, per load 16-inch Green, per load 16-Inch Partially Dry, per load Mill Ends, per load 2-ft. Green Slab, per load Sawdust, per unit f2.0O 3.00 -S4.SO $3.00 $4.00 4.50 S3.00 S2.00 PHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. AZALEA .ZAI.KA. June SSI. Mr. .mil .Mrs. tlscar IK'ail of Ashlaml were lH'iv Mnn.lay lusklni: nftcr btisl- ss affairs. MiK. flurence Dinllt'v of f.lcn- dale risitnl Monday with her iwivnta. Mr. and Mrn. Safli ICnkitt Mr. and Mrs. Bonsoti Faruam and jus Roy aud Cllfio.-tl uf iUd- itra, vein, iTOK-t.nd cussU at ths I SOAP is tti I LINOLEUM'S fCSstlJ I i FRIEND x UfSOl . Celebrate July 4 and 5 At Canyonville Program sponsored jointly by Douglas County Townscnd Clubs and South Umpqua Rod and Gun Club. Parades, Band Concerts, Speaking, Rodeo, Base ball Games, Trap and Rifle Shooting, Sports, Base ball Games, Dancing and Other Amusements. Celebrate at Canyonville LIN-SOL, (he guaranteed 100 pure tinsttd oil jell sojp, works mi ratios on linoleum became it is double-acting: (I) removes stubborn dirt and greaje in an instant, and (2) applies a surface frestrrathe trtatmtnt. (Linoleum is made of linseed oil, too.) Promote a lovely, ncw.rich appearance. Econom ical, easy on the hands, quick to use, free 1'rom acids and harsh abrasives. At Point Hordwara, Dtpgrtmtnt Start DFNN-GERRETSEN CO. 40i W. Oik TRACTION THAT MEANS ACTION! . " i I. w m m . - to( i 1 1 ill Yi i' i ii . . i grrt-ig. The broad, stout tracks of the "Caterpillar" track-type tractor provide traction for any job, any season and any soil. Traction for low-cost work over hills . .' . traction that takes heavy loads through mud . . . that walks sure footcdly over slippery cover crop . . . that treads lightly over mellow seedbeds . . . that beats footing and weather to get work done on time . . . this is the traction that farmers who own this tractor enjoy. Douglas County Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon 90 O