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Newspaper Page TextROSEBL'RG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938. THREE Society and Clubs B; LOTUS KNIGHT PORTF-R MATINEE STOn" HOUR TO BE DELIGH'iVUL EVENT OF SATURDAY AFTERNOON Of Ki't'Ht iiitt:i'Kt to ih cliiMn-ii or HoseLtiiK mid v it i:iit y is the iiu-limine--mm-til ui iht' knsi liUt 4 it library bmnl of the mar I n-t .sim y liimr to b' h'M toiiiii: jit.v iiiih' noon, SiiMii'tlay, Jainiui y S, irnin two lo liin'c o'c'oik, at liif (lul (hen's room of thf liii.'.uy. Miss KlaiiiM IJioun, who li:n H'i very j.'tiiciouly bi-t-n asHu-tin tin library board by i e.-i-ni in 4 t ht Morit'S at tin1 inatiui-'' hi-jr for ehiMit'ii, will be in rlia:----.'. Tin iliiliin'ii's inmn at (In- iibiarv i. im"sually iittr;trtiv. iiinl cumfori aide, an well as !eitu colotlul and u cifdi'.-htfiil spot for tln'' enlny iiblt matin-- story hours. All ehil a it 1111 are innrit cordially i n v i I to on joy ttit story hour and have h"ii asked to be in tin i liildi ':": mi:i::i I ioiully at two o'i dot !t. RIDDLE REBEKAHS INSTALL OFFICERS KlIiI'M:, J:in.'7.- Itclief n-d.eliali lotltf. No. 1 Hf, he!d the .-t-niian-Itual installatioi) of oil iters V.Vtl iie;alay tveiiiiu", .Ian. Jtisie l'niii cr, district demity ir'sid-itt . was assisted y 'i iscillu V.'int h Mil ton. deputy marshal ami Kloia 1't-an. inusitdaii. The folio win l- o) fit i rs wt-rtf iustalletl: Aha Aspey, N. ;.; Ceiievieve Co: nut t, V. (i.; Oina Ktdlar. secretin y ; l.oi a ltiihlle, treasurer; Siirah I 'hi Hips, w ;u d-n ; Jo.ie 1'riiiier, euii-Iuetor; Mavni'' l.oj-s.lon, I. ;.; Anna .Mills, (. (..: Helena Kiddle, chaplain; l.i.ie Crow, It. S. N. ('.; I'liiuchu Woods. L. S. X. C; (Ihulys William. 1(. S. V. (..; Kit ii Mosthai", I.. S. V. '. Kt Ind I Iowa id, retii inu nohlc prainl. wiis presented wii!i a ke hekiih iin and a!.uo a j;ift hy bei fellow meinit"! m. At tin- ( lose u the business st.'ssitm refresltmeiit Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. TAKE YOUR EASE IN GAY HOUSECOAT OR FROCK BOTH FROM ONE DESIGN PATTKltN He", "lielax . . . 'lake your ease," say nil the beauty articles and what could help to briL, lit en up your spirits more t h;in this st ri K i ;-ir housecoat in which you'll louii-.-with comfort and glamour! 'Tis easy to make. too. a real "sewiiu: Ireat" for puffeiLat-lhe-shouhh r sleeves, jaunty revei s. prim ess lint's, and flared hem an all simi le as can be to stitch up! Ami hen 's a lip . . . why not run up 'a ay little house frock from Pattern too? All you have to do is follow directions lor a shorter hem lino lor a dress! A He-fry en-tonne or taffeta is ideal for tin housecoat, while the Iiock is smart in pert ale. Pattern Fh'a is axailabb in misses and women's si.'-s 1J, It. jti. Is. 2ii. :ni, :v2. :tt, :;ti. :ts ami h-. Sie lti lakes a 7-H yards Itti inch fabric. Illustrated step hy-s t -p sew ins Inst ruci Ions included. Send FIITFFN CKNTS (l"c) hi coins or stamps (coins preferred for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plaiulv S1ZK. N A M AH UliFSS ami STV1.K Nl'MPKU. NKWS FLASH! .lust otf the press . . . the NLW ANN V. A HAMS HOOK OF SPKINCi PATTF.HNS! Over one hundred ln tdy styles ! Spring fashion-- for every hour ol the day, whether you're slim or tint so slim, very youni" or more mature! . , . All easy-to-sew pat terns . . . (piick, eitimmiual v,is t sprine smartness. WiliTK Ft Hi THK PATTKltN HhOK T Mi V ! PKICK OF HOOK FUTl'FV CKNTS PRICK OF PATTKRN K i FT K KN CKNTS. P I ; I ( K o I-' HOOK AND PATTKRN T (1KTHKR TWKNTY-F1VK CFNTS Send your order to News Review Pattern I leparl tlient. Rosi bin L' Ore. 1 11 iff 'Hi wovq Bervetl in i ho diniiif,' room. Tint occasion honored the birth days of Aha A "- and M:i;ie l.o.thiIl, who V.eiv ples.'iited with Kills. The tablu was lovely with V.illtt I" flOvVi-lVI. f-r'eiiery and sprays of ball' ripe b!iu-U ii.-rries. Tile ci. iiijii il !'.. in chat ii" uas Hlant in Wouil.i, lima Kt liar ur. .(osie iTitll'. MRS. SMITH HOSTES3 TO PINOCHLE CLUB 1 " '"-'-- AXAl.i;, .la:i. 7 Mr.-. Ih:iry Smith ::.-- a mo-t f-'t a'':o.is hostess tn the Tae-d :v ;: I ; i-rno ,i j ino hie t li.l) ai hi r hoi.v Tuesday all-T-noon. Al tine ti'iriy d'.-Iim-I, a hr.ely t!t-:-.-t rt-iunt h'-on was -ived. aih-r v. hiih pinochle v. as the i.i:ii:i 1 j - ViTSrllll. T..o.'e eijjo , ij-- ihe nJl'jtir were :U-. Jal.e Ki.her. Mrs. ).ni iU:ii f'.e. a.iv. Halite: t Hoi.lh, y i s. llonnev Sir it !. M i s. Frank Tripp. Mis. John Fchlmilhr. Mrs. Wain n :i ;t si I lie- l.tW-'-s. Mrs. Smiih. Hi-.-h scoio wa; nujnded to ".Irs. J-Yldiiiilb r and M ..-. lli:.!( re; t ;v ed low p.i::.-'. 9 WATCH PAnTY ENJOYFD AT BOOTH HOME FRIDAY AZ.MJ-M. Jan. 7 Mr. and Ma Halt eit floor h e.itert:-i!ie I Friday e''iiiiu .iih a ileitchtiul NVw ar's ev-' il tilt ing i.iiriy, 'Ibo.e njoiir t'e affair wevo Mr. and Airs, hew Wn-v and m,( Slisilii tti Wtt t Creft;, .Mr. ;:nd Mrs. .laie Fisher. M r. a-itl Mrs. Henry laedi-i Ue ?lci;. M, ;! her 1 la .en. Mis. F;auk Tri; . .Mr. iiml Mrs. fesh r iiari i-tni, Mr. ami Mrs. John Keldmiller. .liia White. Mis. Allie '('airison jcid ir. and .Mrs. Sooth. I Al miliar, hi hr.ely n-l t ;jslim' iit . were i-civr-i. e o ADCO SUE HILDEBURN AND CRAIG MARSTERS MARRY IN EUGENE Aden Sue HMdeiiuni. dauirhter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hildebutii. of oselnuj;. ;inil Craii" Marslers, son of hyle MiiimIi'I'k, id' Happy valley, wete mariit-ti today, January 7. by Justice of the I'e.oe John Ilryson in his office at Kui'.riie. LOCAL NEWS Has Pneumonia I rem Powell of Kellev'H Corner has been admit ted to Mer'.v hospital to receive medical i real im 'lit for pneumonia. Will Meet Saturday The KiniiH Heralds missionary fcioup of the Methodist Kpiscnpal church will meet ut two o'clock Saturday aft ernoon at the church parlors. Undergoes Operation (lenny M Hon. local hih school ,st uilenl . underwent" art operation on bis fractured collar hone al Mercy ho- pllal Thursday. lie w iiilo pla imi football. was injured Leave for Homes .1. H. Missler. of Salem; Mrs. A. Smith, of Ksia cada, and W. W. Smith, of Port land, have left for t heir hi ones, alter visitini; here this week with Ihe former's son-in-law ami daugh ter. Mr. ami Mrs. I. M. Lee. on Fast Lane street. Mis. Smith is an aunt of Mrs. Lee. and Mr. Smith is a cousin. Visits Here Mrs. Josephine Or ti antler, of Salem, state comman der of the tlepaitmellt of Oreuoii. women's auxiliary to the Disabled American Veteran: of the World war. spent Wednesday visitiim the Iat ien is at the veterans ad nit ni si rat ion facility hospital ami was the dinner yuesi that evening of Mr. and Mrs. Ward II. Cunimiii'-s on Harvard avenue. Improving - - Mrs. A. J. O-tran-der. who has been a patient at Meicv hospital since l'ecembtr i!7. is repoiied to be ifjjproviim. Dr. Oslramler. formerly of the medi cal stall at the M-teians ailmiuis i ration facility in Roseimri-. as 1 1 ;i nst erred this tall to Cheyenne. Wyo . hospital and Mrs. Ostrander itccompanicd him there to make lit r Inline, but on account oi" the allitinle atte-lini; her hcahh she retuim il in Rosebms for lb- tiipe VITAL STATISTICS BORN LA.-'WKLL- -To Mr. and Mrs. Avery laswell, of Yom-nlla, at Men y hospital. We due: day. Janu ary a daughter: weight hi founds. DESERTION CLAIM OBTAINS DIVORCE A dec lee of divorce was f:ranled in the circuit court today in the case of liessie M. Fiuoson imainst William ('. Imitrson. 1 hey were in u r ieil at Kutrem, Feb. 2 I, 1 !:!' The plaintiff, who charged deser tion, was petiijjtted to resume her maiden name. ISessie M. Proctor. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTI, NI). Jan. 7 (API HFTTKR Piint: A L-iade ::ic Hi. in parchment wrappers; ::ie in cartons; It j;iade :i:;-:;'!jc in pan h iiii tit w-app"is: '! I -'! t e in cartons. HFTTKRFAT JPoriland le live i , In;-, inu prite t - - A j-'rade :!'!:!;;ic countrv stations; A frade ill1.' lb : H i:rate Jc p.. b-s; c i-iade ic le-s. Fti'lS Iluyini; pi ices by v bole. ;ale:s: Fxtras l"t : standards 17c: o"tra mediums lsc; standards me idtum 1 ' ; small e?'ra.- l."c; under l.V. . I ( !'-( ir uiii hanied, COFNTRV M FATS - - SHIim- SIDE GLANCES tarn' hsJy.-w "Now, leave mc alone it was my wife's idea to hire a butler!" Panay Sinking Pictures Dated Here r, .' J' - 'J. ; V 4 St QfK Feature No. 1 comitiK to the Rose theatre Sunday and Monday is the pictures which tell the complete story of the bombing and sinkiiiK of the "t S. S. Panay." Feature No. 2 on the double bill program is "The Toast of New York," starring Kdward Arnold and Frances Farmer. price to retailers : Country killed hof-s, best butcher under Hid lbs. 11-1LV; vealers lac; lii-ht anil thin IMlic; heiivy N-!(c; ciiuner ovvs i; -7f : cuiters 7-Sc; bulls ii-H'c; lambs l.'t-Hic; ewes ti-Sr. LIVK l'i U'LTRY -ISuyinn prices: l-e:;horn broilers 1 to 2 His. 20 21c; colored spidims 2-:U lbs. l!t 2itc; oer lbs. P-2oc; lehoru hens under '.'I. lbs. 12-RIc: over :ti lbs. 1 1-1 ."c ; colored hens -i-Ti lbs. lS-Ptr; over a bs. is Pic; No. 2 made 2c less. Turk"s Puyin-; price: liens 22-2:ic; No. 1 toms 2i'-21c; stdliim pi ice, loins 22 21c: In ns 2 l-2ic. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, hops, mohair, cascai a bark unchauuetl. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 7. (AIM (F. S. Dept. Atr.) llOC.S Market active fully stead with ', Thurdiiy's aveiime, nod to choice 17" 2h." lb. trucked in Vila; car load turntable to ;t)a; 2tn-2H : butt hers s.:!a; few liiht lights v:ir; packing sows 7-7. 7'; feeder pius saleable around Van. CATTI.K- Market steitly; most ly nominal : medium to mul fed steers saleable t;.7".-K.2." ; heifers quoiahle C-7 ; few cutters to com mon heifers :i.7ri-r,.2r.; culler lo (omtcoii cows :."tii-l 2"i; i-ood feed er cows eligible to a. 7a; bulls sale able t l.'. r. 2".; uood beef bulls pioted lo it. 7".; few common calves 2.'.: choice ealeis saleable SilKKP Scattered sabs steady; few medium do lb. lamiis i.-. t hoice fed winded latribs sabalile up to x.2-"-; yearlings tiiitabi" tti ll 7 a : tew common ewes l.rt l-2.no; t'od ewes saleable I!. ail-:!. 7a. WOOL IIOSTON. Jan. 7.--fAP)Thi Commercial Ruth-tin will say to morrow : "The volume of business in wool has le.-seue.l this v.eek ahhouHi prices have been fairly well main tained ihromihoot the list on spot wools. A considerable (piantity of l!t:;s tlin wool Is repoi'teil to have been sob! recently tin a hedye !or Miiv. June anil J u 1 v tbdivety at about P. points off l!m October futures price; that is aiountl 1.2 fi-iUH dean basis with October at M for uood l-'reiich combiui; fine and fine medium territory wool. Spot wool:-, at comparabl" type 'tave ( n sold bitterly at about 72- 7;t rents cb'an basis. Sconretl ami pulled wools and by-products are ipiieler hut sternly. "Australia is down five per rent this week. Little new is report ed in th- west. As for lb" piet -L'ootls nun ket. new business Is slow. Tlx-re is Heme business auainst old eeiitiacis. wln-re speci fications come tbro'U'b. "Mohair Is slow and easy " The Rulletin will publish tin- fol low dim quotations: Scound basis- Oreuon flue and f nv stanle 7"-7; fine ami f. ui cloTh'iitr fir.-tl7. Mohair: Orr.eon. in. WHEAT I''I1!T1.AN1'. Ore.. Jan. ( PI Wheat Oi.en Hli-li !. l By George Clark Mr TONGUE POINT BILL ' AGAIN INTRODUCED VaSIIINCTON, Jan. 7. (Al')-1 Senator McNary reintroduced to day the TotiKue Point naval air base bilL Representative Motl handed the measure to the house yesterday to a ut horize appropriation id' Sl.fiOU, fHHi to estahlisti tiie base at th-e mouth of the Columbia river in Oregon. It has been before con gress several years. Ten thousand lives are lost an nually through fire hi the Untied States. The Douglas National Bank ROSEBURG, OREGON STATEMENT OF CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1937 Loans and Discounts Bonds and Warrants Federal Reserve Bank Banking Premises Other Real F.staie Cash and Exchange U. S. Securities Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Deposits The Oldest Bank in Southern Oregon. Devoted to serving the inter ests of the Umpqua Valley. MgMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Local News In Town on Builnesa C a r 1 Thornton, of Sutherlin, spent yea tviday in tliis tuy an misineBs. Attends to Business Roy Al- spuuKh, of Myrtle Creek, wan here attviuliHK to htirtineKs yesttniay. Go to Portland -Mr. nnd Mrs. John Cabot, of Temnile, left yes terday for Port land on business. Here From Roberts Creek J. A. J IHMflt-II, 111 IlOlll'l IS I'ltTR, U few hours in town on business yes terday . Visits Here Mrs. II. K. Ma honey, of Oakland, spent yester tluv in this city visitiiiK ndutives and shojHdhK. Attend to Business Mr. nnd Mrs. A. (i. Clarke, of Cleiidnle, spent yesu-niay in this city on business. W. B. A. to Meet The Woman's HenefU association will meet to nijiht at the Ijoijip of .Mrs. Ku;eiie Little. Goes to Baker Miss Cllne, urs of this city, has left for Mak er, where she has accented employ ment. In Hospital Tt. V. Rtovall. of this city, has been ndmttted to Mercy hospital to receive medical treatment. Here Short Time J. J. Russell, inspection assistant to the state forester ut Saleni. was a business visitor in this city this week. Visiting Daughter Mrs. Cross, of Iowa, has arrived In HosebuiK to visit her son-in-law and daut-h-ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Until, and family. Arrives From Lake view Alan Moore has returned lo Rosehurt to make his home, after Kpendlim the past few years workiiiR at Lakeview. Ill at HosDital Mrs. Harold Ilaskln, nee Thclmn Morey, is re ported to he quite 111 at Meicy hos pital, where she is receiving medi cal treatment. Here From Coast .Terry Extra, of Zellerbach Paper company with headquarters in Marshficld, is spending several duys here this week on business. Stops Here O. 1). Adams, for merly of this city and now located at Eugene, stopped here this w-eok eit route to 0 rants Pass on busi ness. Spends Day Here R. Holt, HtaUi inspector for the statu forester's office, with heiidqnarters In Eu gene, spent yesterday in this city on business. Arrive From California Mr. and Mrs. Ferrol lies, of San Francisco, have arrived In Roseburg to visit the former's lather and brother. Story lies and (!. M. lies, and In Myrtle Creek with Mrs. lies' par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sellers. Mrs. lies was formerly Miss Marjorle Sellers. Established 1883 RESOURCES Stock LIABILITIES Lupescu Flees Goga's Pogrom f , Launching a vigorous anti-Semitic program, Octavlnn Goga, above, new premier of Rumania, issued orders for drastic restric tion of Jewish activities and business, and confiscation of their lands. Mngda Lupescu, friend of King Carol, will leave the country, at least temporarily, it was said. Here Thursday A. I-. Atkins, of Riddle, was in town attending to business Thursday. Here Today Warren Tison, of Drew, s,HMtt today In this city at tending lo business. Back from Portland Lawrence Henninger has returned here after spending Ihe past five days in Portland on business. Back From Portland L. W. Melz ger has returned her1, after spend ing a couple of days in Portland oi business. Back From Eugene Mrs. Kffie Seh wane him returned to her homo in I his city, after spending Ihe past few weeks In Fugeue visiting her son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kllery Hall. Stop Here Mr. nnd Mrs. . W. Ollnghouse, formerly residents ttf Ctiw creek, now tmiiilng their home In Oroville, Calif., are spend ing a short (line visiting here this week en route to Saleni on busi ness Accompanying tbeni Is the former's hro t hor-l n-la w, J . M . Cii'ostine, of Oroville. Leave for Ohio Don Metzger and Arthur Travis, of lhis city, left this morning hy automobile for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the, na tional road show. They expect to bo gtsiio n month and will slop over in Chicago for a short visit with the former's cousins, Miss' War garot and Miss Frances Metzger, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Metzger, of Roseburg. Leaves For Portland Wlllium AliKHt ha left for lila worlt In J'ortlajiil, nfler riivule.snljii? Ijern Hlnce ChriKlinaH rriilu injurieH hiiT I'ereil In tin automobile ai'lileiit (MirlHl mtiH eve. Ilia wife la alao i III proving fnm injuries auffereti in thu aei'liliMit anil expeela to ln able lo return to ht'r hom in i'fsrtinini StllKlay. Ml'H. AllKHL ia tllo ilailKll ter of Mr. ami .Mm. A. liyin, of tliln elly. ....$ 679.320.02 .... 199,485.29 4,500.00 71.447.50 51,907.45 71 3,735.67 463,604.63 1,177,340.30 $2. 184.000.56 $ 100,000.00 50,000.00 30,875.04 2,003,1 25.52 $2,184,000.56 Here Wednesday Mrs. Fred I.. I Heard and her brother, Roy Spaugh and Mrs. Sjiuugh, of Kugene, were lj here Wednesday visiting their M brother and sisier-tu-luw, Mr. and I Mrs. Alba spaugh. Guardians to Meet The Camp Fire guurdiuTis will meet at mhi o'cock tonight at the home of Mrs. I. ', CuimidiiKS on liiirrisoii street. Members or the Camp Fire i-ouui'il are also invited to lie pres ent. P.-T. A. to Meet Fullerton P. T. A. will meet al 4 o'clock next Mon day afternoon at the srhonlhouse with Mrs. Ii. H. Irvlnj; In chaie of the jui nel discussion ami Mis. H. H. Carter, president, (ondm-t-iug the business session. Arrive Here Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Blink, of Klamath Fulls, are stop ping here this week to visit the hitter's son and ilaimhter-iu-lavv 51r. and Air-, Charles A. Patchett en route home from Seattle, where they enjoyed New Year's. , Green P.-T. A. to Meet Tonight The Creen P.-T. A. will meet al H o'clock tonight at ihe school house with Mrs, W. L. Stevenson in charge. Mrs. Fn-tl A gee will have charce of the prog rum and refreshments will be served. Arrives from San Franc:sco Miss Addie Weaver of San Francis co arrived in Roschurg this morn ing Ui visit at t he hom of her brother-in-law ami n.stt r. Mr. and Mrs. II. Ii. Carter, and will also visit her father, Kd Weaver, and other relatives at .Myrtle Free:. improving Rev. S. Ray nor Smith, w ho has been confined to his ld the past week hy itHRtf tu-ii. is now report ed to be lin'oni in;. Rev. ll. W. Anderson wiR have charge nf the sennon at the Meth odist Kpiscnpal church Sunday morning. Stock and Bond Average CompiliMl liy Tim Am'.or intl l'ri'!'.:i. Jan. 7 : :w is ir, ; I 1 - In HUM ll's SfliK TmhiY iii.ii 2ii.ii s:i.:( i.v I'rov. ilny .... Mi.O 211.3 8S.5 Ifi.S Mimilt iiK .... i.t :..u year nun !!".-' iln.s B2.il 71. Ii i!i:i7-:ix hlnii ..inl.ii lii.r, m.n 7"..:i i!i:i7-:ix inw .. r,7.7 s.7 :t i . 11.7 1 1 :t ii iiiMii iii-:i i:i.r, r.:i.7 72. liUli Imv 7:!.l 311.2 BONDS 2" Kit's 7111 . liil.ll . 71.1 .. . .. ilil.ll .. r.'.i.a .. US.2 .. Mi.!) Ill inifin 117. 1 ini.7 !)7.1 liil.it liil.l nr,.r inl.l mix 111 t'fa ill. 2 llll.S 112.1 1112.6 1D2..S llilil lu:!.!' illl.,1 10 I K1111. 1 liii.ii lill.2 nr,.7 711.2 71.7 lil.2 7:1.0 117.(1 Tialay Pivv. ilay Montll HK(i Year hko . .. !!i:!7;i.s lilt l!l7-:is low ;) iiijii ... lil.'ll! low 4 . Today & Saturday Piur, Special Added Attraction mifjjrbwv AND PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT Coming Sunday snows . ' . p.m. 1 -r e,? r-ves. 35o Klddiet 10c Tin STACeIhOW ol the YEAR, on Ihe SCREEN -. v i . "A Today and Saturday The lovable star of "Skippy," . . . "The Champ" . and 'Devil Is a Sissy" steals your heart a g a in In his newest and greatest picture! fan. Shows 2-7:16-9:15 p. m. Mats 25c Eves 35c Kiddies 10c Coming Sunday and Monday World-, history happens oefore FXCLUSWE! The HanKlnRl norman'auey's' A NEW UNIVERSAL SPECIAL FEATURE I X, wit EDWARD ARNOLD FRANCES FARMER in 'Toast of New York' jffi' -" Shorts I.Mav . v7 S7; V7 k o