TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1937.
News of Douglas County
AZALEA
AZALKA, Oil. 20 11. II. Me
Cartuuy and iluimhter, Mrs. WiU
iHIll SllHI l, Htt(Mlt'll tt) liUKlllL'HO
In Omit I'hkh Tliiu-Hituy.
Mr. iiml Ma. 1,huii ,'Ih. unit Kd
Johns Kpcnt Urn wet'k-t'iid In Klum
- atb Kalla an biiHluesa.
Leliuul S. John itt'i'ltt u buuiiieHU
vilt to liowbmg .Saturday.
Mr. ami Mi. Joe i-apii uiitl dill
drufl of MHI'KlifiWiI, ent the week
euii beru visiting Willi her iiannU,
Mr. and Mrs. Hctiry UHeducke.
Mr, mid Mia. Frank 1'rlpi are In
Kedniotid tbiH week Ihmo they ait;
visiting their Hon-in-luw and (IhiikIi
tor, Mr. and .Mia. K. O, Aduius.
Mr. and Mitt. Uunvn Mazi-n at
tended to burfiih'KH aiKl Hbfji)Ld in
GrantH i'hhk Hniuiduy.
Mr. and Mix. YVtulc McNeil of
Vatlejo, Ciilifonilu, were the houe
guests laat week or her imruiiU,
Air, aud Mrs. jiiu wuiren.
Mr. aud Mia. Kretl Kllia uf Cam
H8, Watih., visited briefly ThuntUay
with Mn. Jobu UiUuuljm'g mid
luugtuer, Munjuee.
Mr, and Mm. Jaka ruber, Mr.
and Mra. J. Feldmlllur, Mr. and
Mn, Lester (JuitIhud, Mr. Wlilut,
Mrs. Allfe (Juriirtoii, attended tliu
dancing party .Saturday niKbt at
Wolf Creek at Mr. and Mra. Lew
Kecks.
Mm. Ktnnta Iit'UulL Mann and
Bona of JtoneliiHK mine hero Hun
day after her xiandniother, Aim.
Mary Lnvin, to take her to her
homo ill North I lend. Mm. I,ewm
has been vinlting her nnu-ln-lnv
and daiiKbler, .Mr. and Mih. Hal
be it ItoOlll, for tlld pflril lUfllllil.
Mra. Jlootli acroiapaiiied them lo
North lieml and returned hmno the
next day.
Mr. ami Mm. Fred Lublin were
in K u gene ov.tr the week-end
where they all ended to -uiikIiiohh,
o .
ELKTON
KUCI'ON, Oil. Uii.-Mih. Anna
Franklin Iiuh rchiined front (Hide
where hIiu Iiuh been vlnitnin her
Bister, Mm. Chapman.
O. 8. Heck ley iinri H. A. Fculey
were ItotmlxiiK vlnitortt WedueMduy.
Mm. K. Anderson and Virginia
Anderson, of KtdloKg.' returned
home from Pot (land Wednesday.
While there MIhh Auderfum waa la
th honitital a few ilayrf.
Cliarlea Heildon ami Cyrus lied
lieu were Drain vlHltora Thumday.
Mr. and Mm, Cliemor (lodel have
rnovnd to Hinllh lilvur where Air.
Uodel has work.
Mih. A. L. Duller and Mm. Hoy
Hutler were Inalu vttdtom Thum
day. Ivau IlahieB of Drain wan an
Utktoti visitor Tliurmluy.
Mm. Mable, Under, of Kellogg,
waa InokitiK al ter ImalnenH unit -(era
In Ml kit mi ThutHilny.
Mr. and Mih. .11 hi Cook were Kit
gene vlfltors Friday.
Mrs. lOdllh Howman wan atti'tid
Ing to btitdiienB maltem In Ktme
bur Hatnrday.
Mr. and Mm. Fay Madlfon, who
are at CuHi adia, were at Llkton
Saturday.
. Mrs. (leome Hinder waa In I'u
gene Thumilay attending to IhihI
uohh aflalm.
Mrs. Loin rainier, of Wilbur, wu
at the. It. K. WelU home, one day
the last week.
H. Wilson, of ItOHelmi'K, wan at
tending to Imslnuss matters In Klk
ton Friday.
A. Mode, of KpIIokk. was In Klk-
ton Hatnrday.
O. Haines and' lloh (iriffet re
turned from eastern Oregon Friday
wliere they have been hunting
mule deer. They had one each.
AiiKiiHt Haftahetil and (lard Simi
betil, of KeottHbuiK, were In Klkton
Hatnrday,
t. (.1. Deadlier ami Normal
fleeim have returned I'rom eaKtern
Orison wliere they have been
huntiiiK.
Mr. ami Mm. A. L. (hay have
moved to Si-appooHe w hern Mr.
til ay has a i mil tart K'MtltiK piling.
Some of hia crew who went whh
bint are Mr. and Mrs. Hoy llinl,
Carl Hinder, Raymond Jones,
and Mm. L. Ktley and .Mr. and Mm.
John VanOnlen.
When Mr. and Mrs. .lens Deuul
poti relurned fnuu a trip to eiiMt
ern OreMon, they fouiul a letlei
which was a not ire of a transfer
from Klkton to Venlla lo take ef
fect about the first of November.
MIXED OR NEAT
I ITS A TASTY TREAT-
AT SUCH A PRICE
IT CANT BE BEAT I
Calvert's
. BLENDED WNIIKCV-M PROOF
WtarslnNwtnltXriti
Mr. Ul? CALVERT BIITHltm COW.. l.
xtcutivtorrii tk LiinnuiftLDc. n .c.
Aim
ilf V P
WE m13
nssWIvl
Mr. npiinlHon works on tl
highway.
GLENDALE
GLKXDALK, Ore., Oit.
Miss Kinina iKybs and Mrs. Dattle
Hi hmiilt of Kan FrantiHco were
overiilfjhl Ktiests of Mr. and Mts.
T. K. Iawson Tuesday.
Miss Huby Cromwell, daiiRhter
t Mrs. IT. J'u tier son, returned home
;ion W'chI Fir Saturdav, whero hUa
has been stafii(C Willi relatives.
She entered blub srhool Monday.
Mrs. U)is Dennis, of Nubieber,
Calif., Is makiiiK an extended vir.lt
with Mm. Com Konnlz.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hurtle left
Monday for Kit Innond, Calif., w here
they will make an extended visit
with Mrs. Iliirtlf's sinter.
.Mm. J. W Seotl, or Monmouih,
lies been vlsltiiiK her daimhter,
Mrs. U. (I. Bether. while Mr. Bet her,
W- H. Garrett and Truman Sther,
of Taeoma, Wuah., are on a bunting
trip In eastern Oregon.
Mr. und Mm. Harold Taylor and
Will T. Taylor, arrived from Tilla-'
mook und are visltitiR at the home
of Mr. and Mm. Harry Oldem.
Will Taylor will leave the end of
the week for his home In Los An
Keles. Harold Taylor and Mrs. Ol
der aie son and daiiKbter of Will
Taylor.
Mis. Lulu Pollock left Friday for
Medfoid where she will visit with
her dauKbter, Mrs. It. Ue HiiHsev.
K. It. Harvey left Frlilav for
Medford tu join Henry Weisehard
on a liuiUlriK trip Inlo eastern Dre
uon. Dr. ami Mm. Paul Funkhonser
and .'Jons, of HosebuiK, were Htindav
Kiiests of Air. nod Airs. Walker K.
Purvhie at the Vii lory mine.
Mrs. C. K. IHidKe returned Hun-
nay tioiu an extended visit In Ta-
1:0111a, Heaitle. Portland and Kaleui
air. anil Airs, ('ml luweis mil
son. 1 j'u ami Ceoix-e Howeti fr
lunmani Kalis spent the week-end
wnn Aim. Mowers' s sler. Mis I A
Olson.
Mrs. Mai in Hollar hud as hnr
Knesis Mrs. .1. . Moraan and son,
omih i .tinman ami Airs. (leoi(;e
needle, of Herkley, Calif., for a aev-
mm nays visit. ilondav. Mrs llel.
llll'
iitiniu paojf'ii ner eomiiauv to
i uiiiiiiiu, IPIlllll 111! Prlilnv
Satiiiilny mninlMK, h,.r KU).i,H ,.lt
1111111" 111 I'liiirnin 11
'I'eil Hllllli'liffp. of Mvrlh. IWb
llllll (IPIIIKI. C. )y,. . ,. ..,.n!
ml lllllltlliK 1111 I.'iihIvi' ri i.,.c
Mr. mill Mik. w u 11.1.'. 1
1.. i-miiiiiih worn uih in.uu .
"imi'lilirn Mlillilnv.
Air. mill Mm. Ihul lu.h li.u. 1,
....11 iiiikiik.h.s 111 KoHt.hlUK Mini.
CAMAS VALLEY
I'AMAH VAI.I.KV." o,. in
..... .... kiixh Minimi iiml
....11. unci bii-h. Kusi- Klnnmi of
'" "" II V S IK I 1IUI IV ..n ... tl...
I101111. 11I' Mr. m m,m. Mn.v )()VH
.Mi-. Ilnyli. iim, Mr. nml ih, ki.
mm wliii l loik v,ill,.y on u hum.
UlB I Uhlli. .y ,.,,. I,,.,... ...
Kiwi" Kllltlllll St.'IWil hi. 11. n-llh I....-
11 tiutil Mi. vli. ul 11...
olhi'iH ii.niini.,1 ii,.,,, .,
Mr. nml .mih. . 10. Ki.iiih.v .....1
fiimlly. iimimiiIv rr Ili'iir ..Hk
Hi-ill- i,n. niiivi-il him n,.,.), ,tl)
II11. hiiiiBi' Inii'ly viiiiiii.,1 in- VI,.
lllltl M I'U. N0I1I1. Mlniiillivv. Al'iH. l'
Sliillilli.y Is n UiiiiL-hliT ,.r Mr.
AH.-.- ( -Iiii-Ii.
Mih. Suhiiii SiiiIIIi li.ri S;,l,i,-,lv
Ifor Slllhi'llhi w licit, nlii. lll vUl'l
for 11 Mini, n-iih hor milt, Alllilll
SiiiIIIi. Sin- hail Iiimmi vIhIIIiik line
lor llll. mt I. 11 iluya .,
iIiiiikIiIci', .Mm Ki-ank lliown.
.Ml-, nml Mis. .Im-li Ktiilm of
I'oillllllil vIsIIimI h(..i IhmI wi-ok
wllh llin liiliiM-'n mill In , . .Mi .
IjiiiIm- I-'iimh Ii. nml MHI i-r. Mm.
Kit Joyce, of Klk mlley, where
Ihey iiIhii enjoyeil II llilnlllm trip.
Mr. llllll M.S. Ailrlun Sliimlli.y
iiml sou .llimiile elll severtil
ilays Insl week 111 Timers wheri
Mr Slaiiilli'v mm iitlrihlini; 10
IhihIiii.kh iilfnlrs. (lliver ami Klcli
aril stayeil wllh ihilr uriiiiilliiir
i'IHs. Mr. anil Mrs. Jin k i'lirroll.
Turn SelBi-l has pill the fiml
i-iiiit ol iialiii on his iiariiuM uiiillii
Dad calls h
I Have a Light
W Your Home
The sight-meter is a device for
measuring light in terms of seeing
power, With it, it is easy to deter
mine whether or not your home is
lighted correctly. We will gladly
check your homo for you if you will
let us. ,
1 . - 4
( y " -. 1,,,- jA,iAt .
jfk' WiBiiLfnilS , 1, inrii-MHiilMiiSii,,-1'
The most dramatic climax to a fian Francisco murder mystery came In connection with the finding of a man'a
body with head beaten in. U. S. fingerprint records Identified him as Carl Jackson, formerly of Kansas City an
parcnuy destitute and alone. Then his widow surrendered to police her son, Carl Jackson Jr. 26 San Francisco
declared he must have killed his father, "and If he did, I know it was In self-defense." She to!d of years of
abuse from Jackson, of coming to live with her son, and Jackson coming West to threaten them and demand
money. The son, after several hours, made a confession saying he killed in self-defense. Photo ehows Carl
Jackson's wife, mother and himself Just after the surrender.
is working on his house now. The
biillillimH a 1 e bein pain led with
a 1 1' 1 111 111 i ii of dark ureeu.
Air. and Mrs. Art Doyle, w ho
spent I be summer here, have gone
to Virginia lo visit Mm. Doyle's
relatives.
Jink M eCloud oT Murslificld. a
nephew of Mis. Hubert Murlilldiile,
upent a tow days huittliiK on Pan
ther rldye last week.
Jim Combs ami Lawrence Ice
suffered minor injuries Saturday
iNornhiK when Jim's car left the
road as they were V-nUxv, up lo the
Injxnian camp on the mountain
west of the valley. Lawrence was
ipiite badly rut about the face and
was taken lo Mercy hospital for
treatment.
Mr. and Tilm. Art. ('enters of
North Henri visited last week at
I Ik homo of t he la tier's lather,
Robert Alartlndale. ami with other
lalives.
Mr. ami Mrs. L. A. Norman are
building a house near the highway
Just tins side of Mr. and Mrs. Tay
lor's place. The Normans have
purchased several acres of laud
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl KilKemou ami
hahy and Mrs. Kdemon's mother,
All s, Daisy Doyle ol Ai ;iko, visit
I'd last Thursday at. t he home ot
Mrs. DoWc's lather, Hubert Mar-
tlllllale.
John llenhain of Portland visit
d last week al t lie home of bin
unci- and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Huh
Marlimiale, and also went
hunting.
I,le Ice of the I. S. army, who
stationed aJ I he Presidio at
Snii Francisco, visited here lust
k with his lather. Charlie Ice,
and brother, Lawrence lee.
M Irs May Seining, her mother,
Aim. F. M. HehriiiK, and Mm. Clar
issa Heiieillct of HoMebui'K visited
last Thursday at the home ot .Mr.
aud Mrs. ICruest Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Hrrt Neeley were
illed lo Yreka. Calif., last week
by the serious illness of Air. Nee-1
ley's sister.
Mr. and .Mrs. Wayne Martlnrialc
etui tied last week from hop pick-
Iiik in the Willamette valley ami
present camping at the 1
Itoatrlle place and Imntint;. 1
Melvln Munch of Norway visited;
one day Inst week at the home of j
Air. and Mrs. Charlie Iteynolds.
.Mm Coon, w ho has been employ
ed lor some lime on a dairy ranch
at Yamhill, relurned home this
w eek.
Alts. Charlie Iteynolds received 1
word last week ol the death oil
- r
mother, Mrs. (1. W. Cooper,
cr
Check of
aed 77 years, at her home In Wes
tern Drove. Arkansas. ,
Alts. Fred Ilrenne and son Hilly
and Airs. Mary Alley of Alamhlield
came out Saturday for Mm. May
Hi-ow n, w ho had been visit inn rel
atives here fur a couple of weeks.
Hex Dick, who Is working In a
Karate in Maiidou, was home, for
the week-end and went huuthiK.
Mm. Allen Church ami son John
of McKinley visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. aud .Mrs. A, H.
Church.
Air. and Mm. .Morgan Unvson
and the billet's mother. Mrs. Whit
tenburg. ol Koseburx. called on
Airs. Lester Coates and Air. and
Airs. T. O. Lawson, Sunday after
noon. Airs. Aiyrtle Wolcott und her sis
ter, M usie Thrush, left Monday
tor Chico, Calif., whore they will
visit relal ives for tw o or three
weeks. Tom Hemingway 10 stay
liiK at the Wolcott poultry farm
ami help Clean durinK his moth
er's absence.
Lincoln Thrush Ik somewhat
improved in health. He is going
to North Head again for treatment.
Charlie Law sou ami Harry
Keasey of Hoscburg spent Sunday j
hunting in the mountains south of j
Hie valley.
Archie Walsh of San Jose, Calif..
is visiting tins week with nisj
mother. Mm. Carrie Walsh, of un-'
per Camas. Ai is. Walsh's eldest
son. who has been very ill in a
Kugene hospital, is quite Improv-!
ed and Is able to be up part or 1
Hie time In a wheel chair. j
Mr. aud Mrs. Clean and daugh-1
ler. Alary Catherine, recently of j
lloldenville. Okln.. visited Tues
day at the home of .Mr. and Airs.:
Charlie Iteynolds while on their!
way to Portland. Mrs. (ileim is al
sister of Airs. Hill Cooper of Myr
tle Point and the family Is at pres
ent living there. They expect to!
locate lu Oregon wherever Mr.
Clean can lind work. He is a bar
ber.
Mr. and Mm. L. II. White and
STARTS SUNDAY
HflffSflMF
Hunt's INDIAN Theatre
(9f
Do your children love or hate to cjo to
school? Do they get good or poor report
cards? Good or poor light at home has a
lot to do with it! Eyestrain has held back
many a child in school. And, of course, you
will not learn of eyestrain from the child.
There are few, if any, pain warnings. In fact,
thsre is no sure way to be certain that your
children and your family are getting suffi
cient light except by having one of this com- T
pany's lighting experts male a free analysis
of your home lighting, using the famous
"Light Meter." Why not have this test made
at onco? It places you under no obligation. .
The California
M.o T7fU
son of rmpuua visited the form
er's mother, Mrs. Sarah Jones,
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and
Aim. Frank Hrown.
Alva Thomas has gone to Port
land where he will work In a
garage.
Arthur Hrown or Salem visited
relatives here for a short time
.Monday morning and then went to
CoiUllle to attend a Pomona
(Image meeting. He was accom
panied from here by Air. und Mrs.
tiniest Wheeler.
Air. and Aim. II. II. Dobell and
two children of Salem visited the
first of the week with Airs. Do-;
hell's father. William Porter. 1
Painting the church was start-
ml Inst Monday hut on Tuesday I
the rain stoppoil Hie workmen un
til hotter weather. Rev. White of
Dilhuil, William Porter, l-'reil Wul
mil and W. H. ICckles were point
lug. Insulate!
Keep your home warm this winter.
Cool next summer.
Beaver Insulation Board!
DENFI-GERRETSEN CO.
PHONE 128
Oregon Power Company
5
GROCERY MANAGER
T. II. Reeves, manager of the
branch wholnsale house of Hie
Western States tirocery company,
will move Monday to Klamath
Falls following his transfer to that
city as manager of the warehouse
there. Mr. Heeves has been man
ager of the local office for the
pa-Ht two years. He will he ac
companied to his new location by
Mm. Heaves and their two sons,
Freddy and Teddy.
II. It. Dixon has been transfer
red from Medford to Itoseburg to
succeed Air. Iteeves. lie has ar
rived here with his family to take
over his duties and will reside in
the Kl Cockelreas home on West
First street, being vacated by Air.
aud Mrs. Reeves.
STOCK SWINDLER
FREED FROM PRISON
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20.
(AP) riy virtue of a in-eslileullal
order. Jacob Hei inun wu (lee -today
after serving seven years la
prison for bis putt In the C. C. Ju
lian oil frauds.
The so-called "bright ioyi' of the
Julian oil case was convicted In
Los Angeles In 1928 ot using 1h
malls to defraud In connection with
asserted $10,000,000 over-Issuance
of stock In Julian enterprises. Two
years lator he was convicted of for
Rory In stale courts.
Herman walked out of inll vpstcr-
day. exclainiliiK:
"Hoy, what a relief after spvelt
anil a half years. I want to Just
rest, to enjoy this free air for a
while."
CANYONVILLE
CANYONVILLE. Oct. 21. Mrs.
Illaiichp Hoyd and daughter, Helen
Taylor, of .Montunn. are .vlsitlne at
the home of the former's ilaiiKliler
and son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs. W.
W. Walker.
Mr. anil Mrs. II. E. Graham anil
family of Itoeliurg were over
niRht guests at the Victor Shaw
honiB- Monday. They also attend
ed the American Legion meeting
in. i-iays uroeK.
Mr. and Mrs. Ei-rall Hrlims of
Oaaley. spent the week-end in Kla
math Kails.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Walker left
last Tuesday for lug Timber, Mon
tana, for a short ncay to attend to
their property there.
Hank Itaihor of Days frcek
made a businuss trip to town
Thursday.
The school hoard met with the
budget ilonimlltee . Wednesday
night. The budget was adopted,
although somewhat linger than
402 WEST OAK STREET
So
last year, it was not as lurge as
expected.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Mojer and
daughter, Nora Jane, and filadya
Cain were Sunday afternoon vis
itors at the L. H. Crockett home.
Hev. Shaffer and son, Hubert,
and Paul Childers went d.-er hunt
ing Thursday.
II. L. Brandy of Ashland and J.
O. Closs of (-anyonville transacted
business In Roweliitrg Thursday.
1 e.GttJl
Generous
Your old heater
BEAUTY CONVENIENCE
COMFORT V- ECONOMY!
Here is economical heating comfort for years . . ,
here is beauty of design and color ... the really
practical heater for your home. Montag's yean of .
experience bring you outstanding and exclusive fea
tures which mean long life service and complete
satisfaction. Come In . . . select your favorite Mon
tag circulator hea'.er today. It will bring you com-
iori ana pleasure lor many
333333
i "i ii II I I IN) IMI WT
Hove a Beautiful Hew 1937 '
MOItiTAG RMGE
Now the beautiful new MontBR range you hnvc
always wanted can be yours without there being a
financial obstacle. We have made it easy for you
to enjoy the fine features which only famous (Zon
ing Ranges can bring into a home. Hnve spnrkling "
color; convenience in every detail; economy, plus
maximum efficiency in baking or cooking Insty
meals. Trade in your old stove today have a new
1937 Montag NOW!
TERMS:
YOUR OLD STOVE IS DOWN PAYMENT. We
make a generous allowunce for it, and offer conven
ient payment arrangements on the balance.
Judd's Furniture Store
Phone 26 321 N. Jackson St.
' l'
Mr. Wthl Here- H. L. Wahl, of
Sutherlln, was here attending to
business yesterday
Holds False Teeth
Tighter and Longer
Tlif h new dfliKlitful pwlr
Itreii falBL- t?th (rum rm kintC.
yllprinic or ilropplnn. No panlj
tuMiit nr fi-ellmc. (live prrtt n
f ul. nie all dny Ion . (f't l-'uBiei-th
from your UruKKlat. Three
Adv.
Allowance!
is down payment
Call us right now for
Appralnl on your old best
r. No charge . . . no obli
gation. SEE Montag modali
on diapliy. W have aiiti
for all home! . . . typei for
wood only, and othtn for
wood and coal.
TERMS: Your old
heater Is down payment
1 weekly on balance.
winters to come.
3333333
i
SEE US ... to get a GENEROUS
ALLOWANCE for your old stove.
It will be a DOWN PAYMENT on
Your Favorite 1937 MONTAG!
(Modernique or Aristocrat Models)
1