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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSBDURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 29, 1937. ITtKEE j Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIG1 IT PORTER MRS. BATES ENTERTAINS E. S- SOCIAL CLUB MWITIJO CliilKK, July 20. Mrs. i.'. It. Uuii-H was u j-'nuious liiiHiiiis fin- tin- K;tKlfin Siar Sn t ml ( lull lust Tuesday nflcrimuii. A 1 1 r ;t linrt lmsin-HS session isiiin w:is cnjuycif uihI hlirioiiH r h '.-lijii uts h'-i veil liy Mrs. H;tiijn with Mrs. Mat tit- S-liu itsiisi in;,. Tlit i onium wt-i f In am iiully ili-cnr :.(-. with (ihitliuli ainl ro.si-s. Ah-ui-lis lit w i'i' Mis. .1. I. fnu. Mis. J. A. Kin-. Mrs. P. W. f onk, Mrs. ;. Tiusk, Alts. Nnnh St-ll-is Mrs. U". ('. liatiW. Mrs. A. U'. t'aswHI. Mrs. T. X. CnrmiU. Mrs. Km-i. .Will. Mrs. Jack t'raw fm!. Two v'sitnn; vu-iv prcsi'iit, Mis. IliK'.a :.uboi of I'Vosiio, Mis. Maxsnn's ilaii'-'liU'r, Mini Mrs. Cook. PAST MATRONS CLUB TO MEET AT POTLUCK DINNER NEXT MONDAY Thf HH-mlxTs of 1 lio Past Ma trons ( lull have IxM-n most cordial ly inin-;l to iijoy a very il-lit;lit-l til I'otluck U;Ju u'cIul-U dinner no:t Monday -viiiins, Anusi 2, at the hottiH of .Mr. ami Mrs. II. U. Morgan on tin1 North Unipqua ri '-'v. Tin di liner will le enjoyed In the KardeiiK of the home anil will In? followed liy a promum uml mi '':tainincn't. Hostesses for the t-veiiititf include Mis. I). H. Mor gan, Mrs. John K. ltunyaii, Mrs. W illiam Hell and Miss Cladys liar kins. Aii iiu-iuijf i ,u.' :o-diallv invited to he piesent. o (JMPQUA REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING TUESDAY KI.KTON. Julv 2!. The Uni. qu;i Ueliekah Uidjie No. 173. held its regular meeting Tuesday in the Masonic-i. ). U. hall. A ;rood number were present. An in vitai ion was read and accepted Iroin the Three Hi vers lodire to he present at their district meet ing t,o be held August 12. The brothers treated the menibtrs ) an ice cream aim coo!;ie feed at the clone of lodge. Today's Pattern r 7 J Vi, A -4 ,i t- ?r Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. Cyfnnc Chains DOUBLE TREATS FROM ONE EASY PATTERN PATTKItX 4HI1 A double treat these two clever "cover alls" for both of the pret ty aprons come from one delight tul, ensily made pattern! The wise homeinaker counts among her ne cessities a drawer lull of crisp, cheery aprons so Anne Adams lias m;ide It possible for her to have them quickly, easily, and with the least possible cost. Choose a dainty chain bray, dolled swiss or dainty dimity for slvle "A" with the fetchiuz frills. Tailored model "f v. ouW be ideal in a ."tiirdy, crisp ginuham, percale, or cot inn broadcloth. lioth aprons beast handy pockets. Pattern 41R1 is available in sizes small, medium and large. Small size takes 21 yards 3fi inrh fa brie fni each apron; apron A takes l;i yards ruft ling. Illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions Ineluded. Send FIl'TKKN" CKNTS MSn in 'oins or stamps (coins pref.ed) for this Anne Adams pattern. Wiite plainlv StZK. XAMK. AD I'KKSS ami STVI.K Nf.MMKR. Summer chic yours: Semi for out new ANXK AI'A MS 1AT TKKN HOOK and see how easily you can stitch up the newest, -niartest outfits from the easiest patterns eer seen! No matter bow inexperienced at sewing, you will want to make these lovely af ternoon frorks. party styles, morn in models! Variety and flattery for crowine-up anil grown-up! I look F1FTKKN CKNTS. PAT TKIIN F1KTKKN CENTS. TWKN-TN-FIVK CKNTS FOR ttOTM WHKN fiKItKHKD TOCKTHKH. Si onr order to News Review Pattern Dept., lloseburg, Oregon. & ft x f i ,B SUPPER CLUB MEETS AT VERRELL HOME MVItTI.K Cl!i:i:i, July 2!l Thf llroutiwiiy Sunday Night Supper club liu-l ill III A. M. Ver-n-ll home Sumliiy ewniug. Those itltentlllig were Mr. anil Mrs. Jot i.nlgiTwtiinl, Mr. ami Mrs. llnlph Sh-iirns. .Mi', inn Mrs. 'I'imI Sliirl- i lill'. Mr. unit Mrs. linn I'ullii ami J Mrs. 1'iihiiKs sislcr, Miss WVIn-rt; anil tlw host aitl li'islfss, Mr. ::ml Mrs. Win II. SECOND ANNUAL PIONEER STAGE DRIVERS PICNIC IS HELD SUNDAY KI.KTOX, July 29. Tin- Ki'.miil illiniial iiiiiii(r sumi' iliivi'rs ile nii was held Smiilay hi I'liraiiisi' liriilK' on l hi1 hifihwiiy biMwi-cri 11 kt on and SriillsliurK ul lhi sallli1 iliu- it was liflil lasi year. Judyi' Carl Winibcrly, of Itosc linrn. gave thi aihlress of llic il.iy. l-'rank Crulttif. l' Wilbur, saut' si'Vt-rnl nuinbi'i's. Ilaski't ilinnei was iMijoycd at noon. A husini'ss llii'Plin was hi-lil at which lime otticiTS wi-ro fleeted lor tin- next year. MR. AND MRS. AKER ENTERTAIN AT DINNER MVItTI.K riSUKK, July 2P Sir. unci Mrs. (li'inw AUit I'lilor Ininod at a lovely dinner last Tliursdny evening at their home, ('overs were arranged tor Mr. and .Mrs. Austin II. Chailey. San Krall- iH-ii. .ir. nun Mrs. llarrv rearce. lioseliurt.'; Patricia KtroilK. 1'ort land: HeniKP Aker Jr.. anil the hosr and hostess. .Mr. and .Mrs. Aker. STAG PICNIC AND WEINER ROAST HELD BY 20-30 CLUB MONDAY EVENING About .twenty-five members of the 20-3(1 club enjoyed a Htujr pie uie and weiner roast followed by swimming Monday evening on the North rniiia.ua river below Win chester. diesis ol' the eveniiiK included Marshall Pengra. Hill Cunning ham, "Si" 1'ierce am: Carl lllack. e DORCAS SOCIETY WILL MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY KI.KTOX. July 2II.-Tbe Dorcas society will hold its nexl Hireling U'lilnesilay at the home or Mr. anil .Mrs. Charles Hinder. All day ses sion with a pollock dinner at noon. Kvrylindy urged to be present. Tie: feature of Ihe day Is cover ing quills. Come and learn Ihe quill making Irade. ELK CREEK GRANGE HAS. MEETING SATURDAY VON'CAI.I.A. July 28. The Klk Creek grange held (heir meeting al lloswell Springs. Saturday. July 2:1. A picnic lunch was serv ed al noon. During Ihe ufleruonn session. Mrs. John Weber and Del mar itice were obligated Into the fourth degree. POET'S CORNER Tile following verse was publish 'il in The Weekly Philatelic (ins ilp, Ifolton, Kansas. CRATER LAKE (Six cent National Park) In the prehistoric ages. When ihe plastic world was new. On Ihe summit of the Cascades, Slowly Mi. Mazama grew. Shaken by internal action Molten rock, sulphuric si earn Then engulfed this haughty mon arch At the height of her regime. Where Mazama, once so mighty, Reared her proud imposing head. Spreads a lake of bluest sapphire. Walled bv clifls of bronze and red. Many people view the Crater; Tourists linuer; trailers camp. Now it reaches every nation Pictured on a six cent lump. Marjorie Hunt l'ettlt. FAVORITE RECIPES (Hmadcnst tiv the 'Women' Ex chans" di-partinfiit of KIENK nnil published tn tlm I ouc1;ih roimty cook hnnk. ComplMe cnplf" of this conk bonk may In- purchased nt the NewR-Ueview office ut f0 cents each.) PINEAPPLE MAYONNAISE JEAN h. EPPSTE1N Hoseburg, Ore. MHS. H. II. KIM'SK Itosehurg, Ore. 1 cup pineapple juice, cup sugar 1 tablespoon flour 3 eggs 2 tablespoons lemon Juice xk teaspoon salt Heat pineapple juice fn double boiler. Heat eggs, sugar, flour and salt, until light and fluffy. Pour into hot pineapple juice and cook until thick. Add lemon juice and re move from heat. Chill. When ready to, serve the. salad fold in an equal part of whipped cream. BOI LED SALAD DRESSING MPS. J. W. MADDOX Lookingglasa, Ore. 1 cup sour cream 1 cup vinegar 2 eggs i teaspoon muFtard teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar Dash pepper Peat eggs, add sour cream and dry ingredients. Mix well then add hot vinoznr. Cnok until thick, stir ring constantly. STRAWBERRY T0RTE MRS. IRA B. RIDDLE, RoaeburR. Whites of 6 eses, with pinch salt, beaten until fluffy, add 2 c sugar. c at a time, beat 10 min. In all. Add 1 T of vinegar; 1 t va- MAD MERRY Harpo, (iroiiebn und t'hieo. the three Marx Ilinthers. In their fastesi, Day at the liaces." which open Sunday at Hunt's Indian theatre. SIDE GLANCES ii i, iff" I HJI Si Hltt C ut uiMiorr iMlfttA CtMfltfmm asAu PAT OTP ' "Whose turn is it to stny in by the phone in case some of those dopes get big-hearled enough to osk us for u date?" nilla, heat 20 unn. Pake In pan that has been buttered and suuared. Hake In very slow oven 1 hr. Serve with lt-o cream and fresh straw berries. FRUIT POCKETS M ItS. JOHN CLAYPOOl, ItoSLiburg, Ore. Filling: s or 1 apples; 1 : sug ar; I lb almonds (or le.s; 1 lb walnuts (or less); lA t vanilla; Vi t niitmu;;. Slice apples on veget able, sliier (or chop very fine). Add sugar. Place in covered bowl, let stand over night, sLraiu off part of juice. Illanch almonds and grind together with walnuts. Mix with apples, add vanilla and nutmeg. Add sugar. Do not allow Ibis mix ture to be too soft. Dough: 4 egns: 4 T sugar; 3 c flour; Vt lb butter; 1 T shorten ing ; ) t nutmeg; 1 T baking pow der; ',a t K:'t ; 1 t vanilla; 1 t lem on extract or the grated rind of 1 lemon. Heat eggs slightly and add sugar- Sift flour, bakinK powder, sail and nutmeg. Melt fat slowly. Add the fat to tbo egs and sugar. Petit Pi niin. Add the dry Ingred ients. Add more flour K necessury so the dough can be rolled. Poll out the dough to about In. thick. Cut out dough with large size cookie cutter, put 1 t rilling on the dough. Turn dough over so It will cover the filling, press edges togeiher with fork. Pake In med ium oven for. about l." min. Sprinkle with powdered cuear. Variation: Fried Pio (Southern Dish): Fse cooked dried fruit (peaches or apricots). Fold in , do.igh as above. Fry in skillet a l nice brown. Serve with syrup. His (cnit dough may be used. L. Mnr j gan. Uoseburg. i Another syrup to pour over Ap ple Polls while cooking is made with 4 c water, 3 c sugar, 4 T cin- nanion candy FRUIT SHORTCAKE MRS. MILDRED MKLENDY Roseburg, Ore. MRS. H. II. WALTKRMEIR Roseburg, Ore. MRS. AFRA M. CRAWFORD Oakland. Ore. MRS. II. L. noi'COCK, Roseburg. 2 c flour; 4 t baking powder; t salt; 1-4 T sugar; V3 c shorten ing; 1 c milk (2 rggs If desired). .Mix and Pift the dry ingredients and work in the shortening with the fingers or a knife. Gradually add the milk (if eggs are used, beat In mixing cup, add enough liquid to make cup), miking a soft dough on to a flouted board and tap and roll to In thickness. Hake In fdieets for a larjre short rake or cut with a biscuit cutter for Individual shortcakes. Hake in a hot oven for 12 min. When done, split Into two parts, butter and put sweetened fruit between the layers and on top. Serve: hot with cream or top with following: Whip 2 egg whiles; add 2 T sugar and MARXES IN SUNDAY'S PICTURE By George Clark whip until stiff; add 4 T sugar slowly, healing constantly until mixture is very (.-(.Iff. Fold in ! ir mashmallows cut. In pieces. File on top of shortcake. Variations Rhubarb Filling: Wasli and cut I c rhubarb Mix with 1 1 c sugar; 1 l grated lemon rind; t cinna mon and '4 c water. Let stand Ifi min. (toil 3 min. Cool, add c grated pineapple. Serve with ream. Hello Case, Roricburg. Fiuit Cobbler: Pse quantity for dough. Combine us above (re serving sugar). Mix 1 qt cooked und sweetened upneots or In peaches, paled und sliced, with 1 T flour and Mi t cinnamon. Enfold in douuh. Cook Mi c water or milk ami Mi c sugar 3 min. Flavor with va nilla. Pour over cobbler when it has been baking li min. Syrup may be made with '1 c pitted and drained cherries; 1 v. Juice; v sugar, a pis quartered and cored apples may be placed in bottom of baking dish. Dot with butter. Sprinkle with c sugar. Hake for 20 min. then cover with cobbler dough- Mrs. Ret a llousnr, Rose burg; Mrs. D. T. Meyers, Rose burg; Mary Lane. Apple Rolls: Roll dough to 1 in. thickness. Spread with S pareii. cored and chopped applet. Sprinkle with nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Roll like a cinnamon roll. Cut in In. pieces. Place In bak ing pan cut side up. Pour over above syrup. Hake fn moderate oven. Serve hot or cold with cream. Myra Kamp, Pinpqua; Gladys Mabley, Roseburg. PUDDING OR FRUIT CRISP MRS. GEORGE CAKEHEKK, Glide. MRS. EARL DECKER. Roseburg. MISS MILDRED COATS. Wilbur. 4 c sliced apples; Vfe c butter; 1 c sugar (brown If desired! ; -l t nutmeg and cinnamon If desired; xh v. water or milk; c flour. Butter cassero!e, add apples und pour over the water and spices mixed. Mix the sugar, flour and butter until crumbly. Spread over the apples and bake unPi browned and the apples are dosntt Canned berries and cherries me delicious made the same way. (a be serv ed with whipped cream. Variations Mix 2 unbeaten egg vhltes to hatfT, This gives a fluff! noys to the pudding. Serve with lemon custard sauce. Opal Joneti, Wil bur. Fill baking dish 1 In. deep with sliced apples. Mrs. Harry Bahd. Wilbur. Mix 1 c gritted aprles and spices with the batter, adding 1 t soda and nuts or raisins. Hake 2f min. Mrs Davis, Roseburg. To the above batter recipe add i t salt; H t soda; 1 well beaten eg?. The apples are grated (not peeled) and added alternately with the spices and flour. Mrs. I. B. Thompson, Roseburg. funniest madcap performance SEATTLE OFFICERS COME FOR YOUTHS I Seattle autiiorii ies arrlvctl heio 1 today to return Charles (lent and I Walter Hess, 17-year-ohl yo.iths, .Seattle, where I hey will answer ! charges of auto theft. The lads I wer! arrested here Inst Sunday by city authorities. i Maxiue Ailums, It, runaway from her home at Stauwooii, Wash., escaped from the A. Wade home, where she was being cared for penning Ihe arrival of officer from Washington. Ilecauso of her youth, sho was transferred from the jail to the Wade homo, and made, her escape throunh u bed room window during the night and continued her flight. THORNTON RETURNS WITH PRISONER Deputy Sheriff Clifford Thorn Ion returned to Roseburg last night with Waller Mask, resident of Fmpqua park, recently arrest ed at Redding, California, on a morals charge filed In the circuit court for Douglas county. The of ficer went to Sacramento to have extradition papers honored and re ports experiencing extremely high temperatures in that area. Mask is expected lo be given a prelimi nary arraignment this afternoon. PRODUCE PORTLAND. J;:Iv 2!.-AP) PF'I'TKR- Prints, A grade. :t.r' lb. in parchment wrappers, Ml lb. in cartons; It grade 341 in puri h ment wrappers; 35i in cartons. HI'TTKliFAT (Portland del ivery, buying price) A grade, 3.r 3"i4 lb. country stations; A grade. 33-334 11).; P grade 11 lb. less; C grade lie less. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras 21 dozen; stand ards PI; firsts IS; medium P; me dium firsts It!; undergrade II. Cheese, live poultry and country meats unchanged. CANTA LOt 'PKS-Tin lock, jum bo 4 as 2 Uf)-2.7f; Kiandard l.'is, 2.2.re 2. Hi; jumbo 3is 2.ru-:i.t;fj. Potatoes, onions, wool. bay. hops, mohair and cuscara bark un changed. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, July 2!) 1 HOGS: Market act ive, mostly steady ; good - choice 1115-215 lb. driveins mostly ll'Td); load lots uhseiit. quotable 12.7!".; 2:ii)-2;u lb. 11.75- (12.00- light lights and slaughter pigs 1 1. fin-12.00; packing sows largely X.Mi-.S.7"i; P-eder pigs 1 Lou 11.25; choice -I.V5H lb. up to 11. ad. CATTLE: Maiket active around steady ; lew common medium grass steers r.riii-7.7.i. Including lew stoekers fi. a-lj.;i(); cutters flown 4,7i; st rlctly good grassers eligible up to Monday's lop 111. 00; lew common heifers fj.2"i-ii.7ri; c-nt-ters down -t.no; low cutter am) culler cows 3.n-4.2ri; shelly cows down 2.25; rat dairy U'pe cows up 5.011; common medium fed cows 4.50-5. 50; good joung cows eligi ble to ti:nii; bulls mostly 5.50-11.00; cutlets 4. 50-5. 5. Mil; good - choice vealcrs S.5u-!i.,'i; common-medium 5.50-s.oO. SHEEP: Market about steady; medium good ti2-!s lb. spring lain lis 7.5M H. 1111 ; common (i.50-7.00; lew yearlings 5.00; wet burs 4,50 down ; medium good slaughter ewes 2.50 3.5(1. WHEAT PORTLAND, July 29. Open If;!! Ixw Clone Sept 1.04 & l.Otl 1.031 1031 Cash wbeai. Pig Bend bluestem hw pel 1.05; dark hard winter 13 pel 1.154; 12 pet 1.114; II ll 1.051; solt white, western white, hard winter, western red 1.04. ( Oysters remain males lor six weckH alter teaching maturity, mil lliru rlinmte lo .be liri-riling seanoll. females for ITiUSTARD MARKET REPORTS Schilling Local News In San Francisco Mr. ami MrH. Waller Klsher are enjoying a few ilas vacation in San Francisco. Attend to Business Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson, ut Melrose, were business visitors In Ibis cily yesierday. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Kv crcti Jones ami three children are spending a few days vacationing at oasl points. Improving Mrs. J. H. Wharlon is reported to be improving, uiier being (pule ill oi tiillucitza lor the past week. Discharged From Hospital Mrs. Mrl'heron is convalescing al her home at Ihe Douglas hotel, having been discharged from the hospital this week. Club Meeting Postponed The Hiversilab grange Homo Econ omics club meeiing dated for Fri day nf i his week has been post poned until August 27. Mrs. Ott Has Operation Mrs. W. K. Ott, of this city, underwent an operation in a Portland hospit al last Thursday, and is reported to he doing nicely. Vacationing Major ami Mrs. MeCairn have arrived from Michi gan to spend their vacation fish ing the North l.'mpqna. They are slaying: at Idleyht park. Able to Be Out U. A. French is able to be out again, after be ing quilt 111 ut his home. Mrs. French, who has also been 111, is reported to be improving. Arrive From Salem Mr. and Mrs. Metvfn Wilsor. of Salepi, rived here lasi night to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mat shall Pengra for a few days. Undergoes Minor Operation 1 "ule I a1 Blanc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Le Blanc, of Azalea, hail his tonsils removed yesierday by Dr. A. C. Seely. Here From Eugene ) . (' Thompson, bank official from En gene, is in Roseburg attending lo business. The Thompson family lormeriy made their homo here, McDonalds Return Mr. und Mrs. J. S. Mrllonulil returned to their home on South Stephens street yesterday, nt'ler spending the past -sevenil days vueiltiollillK ut iiiuuinnil luko. Returns to Studio Miss Itulli Hoover litis reupeni'il her pinnn stiullo ut her residence on orth Mliin slreet. lifter enjoying u vtl rutiou trip with her mother, .Mrs. K. V. Hoover, to Alusku. Leave Today Mr. uml Mrs. An drew J. H'ord, of this city, left to day for Alhiiny lo visit until Sun ilny with Mr. nnil Mrs. H. H. West Inoiik. On Sunday they will gn to Mimiiuiin, Ore., lo mi. -ml the ,uck clnfi Ktitherlng. Enjoying the Fishing Mr. und Mm. (Irorge Mowers, of l.'alll'onihi, who luive been spending a purl of Ihrlr viirutloo on the llogue river, Imve univeil ut lillryld purk to fi.'ih 111 ihe North lliupuuu during the reliliiilliler of their vurlition. B.ick From Son Francisco K. A. Iliird ri'lurni'd lo his home on Smith .liirkson hi root yesterday, lifter spending Ihe pim few duyH III Hull Kruiirlsro intending to IiiihI ness. Mr. Ilinil operates the Html cannery here. Fractures Collar Bone Tho two yeiir iild daughter of Mr. I .Mrs. A. I,. AtidniH. of this city mif frreil ii rrnetuiril collurlloue, when .she fell from u rhalr yesterday ut her honie. Or. Ileorge K. Ilourk ill trailed Ihe case. Miss Laubach Leaves Miss llu l.auliarli left Wednesday for t'he hulls. Wash., lo spend n few dnvs visiting her auiit, Mrs. Coin Mill er. She will he joined there by her uncle uml aunt, Mr. unit Mrs. Herbert Luuliiieh, of Muskegon, Mlrh. Leaves for California M r s. Woodworm, nee Margaret Sorley, or this city, and her two sons, I'ullerson und llrure, have .left lor Vullejo, Calif., to join .Mr. Woodwoilh, who Is stationed I here fur u month, before accom panying him on to their home In Sail IVdro, Calif. Mrs. Woodworm und suns have been here visiting her mother. Mrs. T. K. falters for' several weeks. Mr. Wood worm Is a mull clerk In the U. a. navy. Last Performance TONIGHT Bellows Shows Grounds FREE PARKING ftiimii den in iiitii hi t( Hial Son It Born A son Jon Frank- lyu, wuh bom to -Mr, und Mrs. Jonas Johnuson, at Si. Vincent's hospital In Portland, July 11. lioth Air. ami Mrs. JohnaHoii formerly tauKht in the Itosebuig high school, Mrs. Johnasnn was fonn- rly Miss l'miices Wiiyhl. House Damaged Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Kuplehart, owners of Idleyhl park, have beon notified f damag" done their reshUfiice ui Auburn, Wash. The liousn was badly damaged n few duys ago, when lightning struck a tree In the yard and crashed Into the house. Back From Coast Mrs. Max Myers, Mrs. Alfred Cloake, and Harold Cloake have reiurned here. after spending a short limn In Marshfietd visiting Mrs. Cloake's son-in-law and dueghier, Mr. and Mrs. I . ft. Huvens Jr. Mrs. Hav- was formeily AIIhs Hubv Cloako of this city. Visit Scout Camp Mr. nud Mrs. II Osborne, Mrs. K. (). Hlckll. Mrs. Stiihlman. nf Portland and Mr. and Airs. S. J. Khni iuikur. .Mr. and .Mrs. Ceorge Churchill. Dale .Muigfii, neuaior nun Airs, i . . i i a i k ami .mi. umi'Airtt. f.lward Smith, of this cliy, Hlstiit Sunday il inn .scout runiD on Ihe Me- Kenio. At Josie Horn Mr. and Mrs. Gene Butler ,of Everett. Wash., are stopping over in Roseburg for a few days to visit Mr. und Airs. . Josse, on Chadwlck slreet, route to tho San Francisco furniture markets. .Mr. Puller is a buyer for u large furniture store in Everett. Back From California Ilunv MrKDinpn nnil two iluUKliinra. Alius Crura uml MIkh AIIip. hnvn iflui'm-d lo 'their llonin on South I'lne stroot. ufier Iliuklnn n nil, to Sun lli'tiiurillno, Calif., lo tuku the former'H mother, Min. I.. Mc- KlDlii'il, bark to Jut homo. Mr MeKililien hint retlirncil tn hiu work ut lh (. . Wilson .Motor ooinnuny kui'iikp. Move to Medford Mr. nml m Oeorge Curr unit son uml tlmiKhtor ini tins week roi- .Medfunl to muke their home, ufter iiisIiIIiik in HiiM'liiiig for the pust several months. Mr. Curr Is with the ntute hlKhwuV llrllnrlmi.nl n,l vvus tninsferred here lust spring I "in ..nun runs, inn nc t ie r Miiy here, they niudo their home on WinelipHtei' street. Arrives From' Denvitr m... Ctorgo lluuskins, of lienver, Colo.! univeii nero to vtsll her son-in-law nml duuKhler, Mr. und Mrs Cordon llllihs, on tho North Pu rine highway. Miss llurbara lliiusklns, ulso of Denver, who vls- "l" ' ' or several weeks nml I uieii went lo l'orllund over to the week-end to attend the wedding of Minr, itusH i.uciiie HuuskltH, leiurneit nern to the llonm to reslitno her visit. lllbliH Spend Day at Coast M .i Mrs. Hurl Wllev nml ,.,ll,l, ' v.... 1 Ivn. .leiili. 1,'nrl ii. .....i i ' ' ! . l'" w I euce, I of Itosehurg, und their gueslH. Mr. "nil mis. joiiu i nomas and son Unities. Mrs. llnlph Wiley of Sen-, ecu, Illinois, aild Ilev. nml !M. lOdlaon llaheggnr und mm Kru,,v i of Heine, Ind., stient yesterday en-1 j.-iiiis a nip over the coos h it i. way to coast lloilllH uml lmk ul : me iieeiiBiiort-llriiln route. Tonior- low ntr. nml Mrs. Wiley and ilnugli ter Jean, Mr. und Mrs. Juhn Tlioiu iiH. Mrs. Ralph Wiley uml Mrs. lOdlson HnhcKguf will Hpentl the day In HuIi-iii und I'orllaml vlsll lug relatives und Mends. Mr. Wil ey, who is bookkeeper for the lliinsen Motor eoinpuny, Is Inking a two weelis' vurution. DOUGLAS FOREST FIRES CONTROLLED i Korest irotectivn orgiiulznllous In llosebtirg reporled loduy nil de lerted Hies from week-end storms hud been controlled and thai cool nights und morning fogs of the past few days have greatly reliev ed the tense slttiullou. Approxi mately inn flies were set by light ning strikes In neatly till purls of the county, but heavy jalns which uccnmpunled Ihe storms greatly aided the fire fighters. Ilotli I ho llmpuua nallnnul forest hnidquurlei-H and ihe DoukIus County KiiriiKt i'rolecllve associa tion reporled ull fires under con trol loduy. N reached u sle of more l hail Ihree (llurliirs of inn acre. Starts Today for 3 Days Welcome news to all her fans. This, her lust picture, has be come her finest. LARK GABLE JEAN HARLOW Tlionel barrymore mmm Shows 2 79 P. M. am Bone Dry The most popular boot for Ihe outdoor man. This is an outstanding high - toposd boot at a price. It has a dou ble leather foot, outside counters and a form-f'.ttincf ankle with full double leath er sole and leather heel. Price: 12-inch $10.35 16-inch $11.75 Always 2 Features STARTS FRIDAY "GHOST TOWN GOLD" with BOB LIVINGSTON RAY CORRIGAN ENDS TODAY ALSO rare NEAOIC 3 Shows 2-7-1 5-9; 15 P, M. Mats. 2Sc Eves, 35c Kiddies 10c Mat'j. 25c, Eves. 35c, Kiddies 10c Hopalong Cassidy ; S c o res again ! . I t W 1 Same Program cPeye S P- n v