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Newspaper Page TextI TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, 1ANUARY 27; 1938-. ' : '1 4 .-.r.s I ,1 4 jt l President Overpays on His Return by $1,029; Many Others Benefit. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2(i AI' The treasury coIIpcIpiI liio mili-ll ill laxfS f i-rjlil u Jtersoll Hal ed' hr ' "Frunklin I). Hoosovolt, WuhlnKton," nnU hail to givo It back. . Or perhaps "Mr. Itoomivh iiiadn tlie mutuke utnl paid the tieanury too llg an fticome tax. At any rate, the $1,029 wn part of $32,2M,8oa 111 lux rorundrt which thnuHamlH of Inillvlihiiils and I'lrliiK received in flio year eiKk-d J mm 30. A lixt of refund!! of $rnu or uioi-e, sent to ccniKreHS by the treanury, was made publie today hy the liouso expenditures eommiltee. The largest single check, for $1,458,100. went to Arthur Curtlss James, New York industrialist and financier. The Krpittnhle Life As surance of New Vork. got two which totaled $1,316,911. ; ' The only other refund In ihi. mil lion dollar class was $1,1:211,1111 to the American (las and Klcctrle company and affiliated rnnipunicH, also of New. Vork. All those refunds ' represented : overpayment of income tnxed. Tile long list or refunds also cov ,'ed overpayments of liquor, eslale. gift, tohacco, sales, raiillal stock, processing and miscellaneous Icv . ies. , ' Chairman Cochran (I)., Mo.), of .the expenditures commitlee snld . the treasury had grnnleil lax 'credits and abatements or $170.- 142.011 in the last fiscal year. Off- setting these and the refunds, he Bald, were $3!)!),l l,7o:l of aildltlon , ul ussessmenta that resulted from oil Ice audits ami field luvestlga- , lions. ' Among refunds 0 Nnw Yorkers . wore $.K,GS7 to John I). ItoRltefell " or, $4,702 to Kdnu Ferher, tho an Ihor. and $7,40!) ' on processing . taxes to Warden Lewis K. ljiwes of King 8lnB prison. A glance at refunds In Callfor- nla sliowed fonstanco Dennett, ; Hollywood actress, received $1, - 312; Ronald Coleman, $4,791; Mar ; Ion Davles, $1,178, and Kdna May ; Oliver $(i!i2. " Several members of the flu 1'onl . family of Wilmington, Del., were In . the list. For Instance. I.nniniol r I)u Pont Jr., received $.1,or4, I'lerre . R Hit Font $r,,!ir.9, and Hubert I. Du Pont JJ.0I3. '. Tho iirown nnd Williamson To- bnrco corporation received ahout , RTOii.ooo In tohacco lax refunds ; upwards of 30 refunds wero made to Its plants at Petersburg. y , ; .oulsvllle. Ky., and Winston Kn . lem, N. c. Around the County AZALEA AZAI.KA. Jan. 1'7 .Mrs. Piulll or Independence Is hi-re visiting , Ht the home or her non-iu-1aw and I daughter, Mr. and Airs. Hen imst i urn I family. Hill Shiirp visiled reliillves al ( Medlnnl Thiu-miay. ; Mrs. Millie Spatilding nllcndcd to business at Cumin I'nss Sal J urday. t Krankie Waggoner m - Cnuiis ; Push Ih here this week visiting t relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. tail C,y relurn- I'd here last week from Simla J Itnsa, Calif., where they have been visiting her biothei in-law and sls t ter, Mr. and Mrs. I'ranli Krtiuka. Mr. and Airs. Many Williams (and daughter Jean of Cntiulllc vIh j lied Sunday evening with Mr. and 4 Mrs. Champ Johns. i Darwin Johns spent Saturday al J ternnnn at Canyonvlllo. ; (ra Condiay Jr. and U. I), Mc i Carltiey spi-ut several days I his J week in Pen hind on business. Mr. ami Mrs. Ahien Swan and jllattie Shilts or (ilendale were din i tier guests Suudu) at (he I,. S. Johns home. ! I j. S. Johns and Hill Sharp spent j Friday evening al Hi ants lis, i They returned Saturday aiterimon and were tu-coinpatiled by M is. Sharp and small von. J Wold was receded here that t I.. It. Jenks passed away In Mtchi ; gan. lie recent t bti here with Mrs. . JetikR and their son-in law Jainl dnughter. .Mr. and Mrs. Kinn- cts Johnson, ot' Port laud, tor a visit there. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Tanner and 'daughter Dornihy and Mr, and ', Mrs, I lenry Tuuner and son en i.lnycd a bi cly chicken ditiner al hhr home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester ' Kohinson ami noiiily Sunday. ; W. II. Kllinuswrtiih ol I'mtlalid oiniicil Alohiiay atternnon with Mr. land Mrs. Hollln Johns, t Mr. and Mrs. John l-'eldmlllcr. ,Jim White and Mis. Allle (iariiHUi visited Salurday evening at Wolf 'Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Lou Heck. ; Mr. ami Mrs. llalbett Month and daughters, Crnce, Alice and Mai ;;orie. were dinner guesi s Sunday HELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 LBS. A DAY , Dnrlnm cuv- jftiir Vi.lin-v-. rontnin I ft nn nf t.nv IiiIhm )T hi Urn w i-li lnl)t in ml ilv I III t.l.-l ..ml Vmii iMtttli. Mit . If ni (ut i-itit it d.iy or nl'i'in a tiiiii'in ef iM tritnt or fliaiUy piwin with Slnsrttni mii t'iin;i'it li'ts ilicf.' iniv l-f iiiiirtluii WTi-ng itii mr kiln! er I'U'Mrr. An rft if m i'l r i.ni-tn id itiir liln.nl li'ii Iiip l'i ni. lu'ii t-i.tri'v ill-nlt, m In- tli :tn- "f ii(;ki'4 It.n-kw lir. r lirnn iln fsitu, I'd tn:., lirut .fp ittri f.rtsi, n't' ting up iiilii. nwfllii'tf, imffi.irM uiln , tin1 rvm, hr niai lira mtil ilmitn .(". Pi.ii I w,.n' .V-k M.nr .IntKti.-l for IVirr Till, wM ii.Tfiilli lv million I t o 4( yri. I'Ji-i cnfhjpin rflif nuA ill h'lp ih ju4l Iiuuj yuui blocni. lift JJomi rill. We WJ p: L , 7H- - f Children such as (hose need the aid of all citizens in the nation-wide fight against the "maiming death." Join the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as a founder hv contributing one dollar. Join in the celebration of the President s Itirthday on January 29 hy attending one of the many dances or en tertainments. Your donation, no matter how small, will help protect those who are well. It will aid those who have been stricken. ICnlist in the war against- this disease, it must be fought on a national front. Volunteer NOW. iiliig with Jim Willie and Allle fiai'rlHoi). Mr. and Mrs. John Jauter and sons. Men uie and Stanley, visited nt Wolf Creek .Monday. DRAIN hit A IN, Jan. 27. Mrs. Stella Qui ne, couuly HiipeiinicudciH of schools, visited the grade school Tnurtidlivv A basliet ball game Friday at Wilbur, Drain grades aj;alust Wil bur boys; Drain 27, Wilbur 21. Air. ami Mrs. John Melville and family of Cold Itcach and Heruartl Davis or Portland were visiting at the D. I avis home over (lie week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Coons, Mr. and Mrs. Lloul Coons, sou I .any, and Miss Mnghce, went to Kugeuc Saturday, where they visited rela tives, Hliopped and all ended a basketball gjiino in Die evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wlmberly moved their household goous Alon day lo Itoseburg where they will reside. The Wimberlys have lived in Drain since the early M's mid have a host of friends here who regret Iheir departure and wisli them happiness in their m-w home. Mr. and Mrs. Ccoige Thompson of the Totem Inn have purchased tiie Wlmbei ly house and w ill oc cupy it ut once. Mrs. Uoy Sliced was called lo Port laud Thursday by t he sudden death of her btother-lu law, Ronald ',, Woodruff, January Pit h. Mr. Woodruff was formeily from Ihik la:: county, having been engaged in the clothing business in Heeds port. Surviving are his widow. Nola Kent Woodruff, ami two sons. Stanley and Cene. Funeral services were h. hl Friday at Fin ley's Hose chapel with interment hi Lincoln Memorial Park, Pott land. SUTHERLIN SFTHF.UUN, Jan. 27. -P. .1. l a vis, who spent four days last week v.iih his daughter. Miss l.eota Da vis, in Sau Francisio, returned home Saturday night. Miss Davis, who has been coiiipiellim tiainilli; in a Sau Francisco hospital, lias been iilte 111 but is now mr.ch Im proved. Mr. I av is was accom panted by his son in lav and tbtui;li ter. Mr. and Mis. Alton Menard, of I mpiua. Mis. Cecil Curr and daughter. Mi.is IMiis. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mm, I.. F. Steam. in Oakland. W. F. Currier left on Saturday for Portland where In- will cuter Dr. John M. Ingalls Sptctalltinq in Chlropodic.il Orthopedics AT THE Umpqua Hotel Sat., J,i 29th AH Foot Ailment Treated Free OiiMiltatlon All .Need Your Aid ft $ - w ' a trade school to take up render and body work. Mr. and Airs. Mode Iloselion, of Corvallls, visited Friday with .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Troelle. They were en route to San Diego where they expect to visit at the home of Airs. Iloselton's sister. Mrs. Pert Alalev. I The will be accompanied on their return trip by .Mrs. Hoselton's mother, who has been visiting lu Calitornia for the winter and ,who fa now returning to her homo (n !orth Hend, Oregon, Air. and Airs. W. P. (iraham are spending the winter visiting th.dr daughter. Airs. .Mildred I, nnd, of Santa Ana. California. Sterling Jordan, who was to leave for Sau Franci.u-o on Mon day after having spent some time here visiting his parent.. .Mr. and Mrs. .Mark .Ionian, has postponed bis trip for a few dayn as he has been suffering from an Infected tooth. Word has been received bore Ibat Clyde Ma ley. well known in Sutherlin, Is al present acting as a sparring partner for Aiax Uaer. in San Francisco. Air. Alaley has been steadily climbing to ring trine. Miss Alay Patinershein. local beauty operator, visited friends over the week-end at Yoncalla. Airs. Knhert Hall, who had the misi'ot time to badly sprain an ankle, about a week ago, is recov ering nicely. Donald Kobertsou, small son of Mr. ami Mis. Lawrence Kobertsou. who has been ill at home for the past week with an ear intection. is much Improved and will return to school next week. Mrs. W. o. French led the serv ices at the Presbyterian ( lunch last Sunday. Theie was a fairly large crowd. The Sutherlin P. T. C. meeting, which was scheduled Tor Tuesday night has been postponed until Thursday night. There will be a piogiam including a chalk talk, and several musical numbers. Parent and members are u-'.-ed to attend. Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Ladd re turned hollte en t,.,' ;it ,,f the tell BOURBON it QUART . PINT ..... 65c C INTUIT D I III ill NO CO. Mtlll, ill: . . : ' week from Yoncalla where they had been visiting for the past ten days with their son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Mrs. Avery Lus well. Air. and Airs. Iswell are the proud parents of a baby girl born recently. Miss Charlotte Alcorn has been quite ill at her home for the past week. Andy llempenius, of Venice, California, returned to his home, on, .Friday; after upending aorue tlniu visiting at the home, of Air. and Airs. Paul Athey. Air. and Airs. Mark Jordan had as (heir dinner guests on Sunday Air. and Aire Loring Jordan and son, Wayne, and Air. and Mrs. Gor don Applewhite, all of !ioseburg. .Mr. and Airs. Iio Trozelle of Cleveland ami Koyce Alaley of Itoseburg were Sunday guetits at the home ef Air. and Airs. Paul Ti ozelle. , Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Abrahams, of l.animoe. Wyoming, were gnesls at, the home of Air. and .Mrs. W. K. Currier on Sunday night. Airs. Abrahams is a niece o,' Aim. Cur rier. Air. an-1 Mis. Lloyd Thompson and children. James and Jacque line, were dinner guests at the home of Air. and Airs. Paul Athey on Saturday evening. The evening was spent playing cards and lunch eon was served late in the evening by the hostess, Alts. Ati'ey. - o- GLENDALE (II. l:ll.I.K. .Ian. 27 lYInripul Hi'll ('. Illllllinulnn I'lMIII'lli'il Thura- I.,.. ........ v- .. . . . . av t.on New hem where be bad Keen called by the death of hi: mother. Mrs. Frank Snow. Mrs. Hello Itronks of Kugene Is the hniHo guest of her mother, Alts. Dora I.larpor. Mrs. Allan Dollar returneii Fri day from Grants Pass where she was called by the illness of rela tives. .Miss Yelma Masye is visiting her siner. Mis. ha Tucker, and fain tly, in Clatskanie. I. II. Smith returned Sunday t i i'-n n t t ip to Portland where he tart WHISKEY MfOF . . $1.20 KI (iKNK. Jan. 26 (AP) Caiiiijbell Church, for many yearn a leading cHuen of Kuisene' haf .niaiiH a Kin or hih mutely resi iltni't' on the Kairmount hills to tin ftate Imam of higher eilut-a-'lion o a permanent home for the ( liiiitcolloiB ot the Oregon hi&hm education gymem. Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter is lo move to the Church reii lii-iM f during the summer and the inesidpnt-elect of the university, ,v. honald M. Kib, will move his laruiiy Into the old colonial dwell ing on the campus which Is the traditional home of Oregon presi- lil'lltH. . V . ' Tlie inowty deeded by Mr. Church in uppruiaed at $oU.000and include a mure tliun two acres of landm'aped k rounds and a large swimming pool. The gift is a me morial to the late Adelaide Church, the wife of the donor, who died last fall .The Church children are grown and Mr. Church now spends much time In Alaska and Seattle. The residence plan for the chan cellor provides In addition to the new official residence a set of liv ing quarters on the mute college rumpus which he mav use as need ed. It eliminates the suggestion i hat the chancellor be shifted to i'mtlHiul or Salem and Keeps him near hut not actually on either of the two major campuses. MYRTLE CREEK MYRTLK f'HKKK, Jan. 27 Mr. and Mrs. (leorye Trank and sons, Uelbert and ltulph, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mih. Noah Kellers. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Henfro of .Marshfield are visiting at the home oi Mrs. Kenfro's brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Norman. Mrs. Ruby Irvine left Saturday for Koseville, Calif., where she ex ptM'fci to visit for some time at the home of her sister, Mrs. Talley. Paul Pendleton has returned from Orland, Calif., being unable to find work there. C. A. SteUier, who recently suf- visited bis son. Allan Smith, and family. He was accompanied home by bis daughter. Airs. Ethel Rod ley, of Itoseburg. W. S. price and A. V. Dobyns made a business trip to Medford .Monday. B. C. Huntington and William Wun sell were Itoseburg visitors Saturday. II. Al. Tultle of California, who has been visiting here the past week, left Krlday for Portland. I ' Kd Moore, former (Mendale resi-! dent and now of Ashland, made a brief visit ut the home of Mr. and Airs. I. 11. Smith, Thursday, on Jiis way to Portland. i Mr. nnd Airs. K. R. Ilarvei-. rei mrud Monday after spending' Sat unlay and .Sunday as guests ol Air, and Airs. Walker K. Purvlne at tlie Victory mine. Airs. C. H. Austin and Mrs. A. O. llenniuger and son Larry were (I rants Pass visitors Alonday. II. C. Darby of Roseburg was a Glemlale visitor Tuesday. A. W. Dobyns left Tuesday on a business trip Into northern Cali fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Perclval are the parents of a baby djutghter, Barbara Helen, weight 7S pounds, born Saturday, Jan. 22. Airs, C. II. Austin, Mrs Dora Harper and sister. Airs. Wilson, spent Tmsday In Grants Pnss. Airs. C. O. Garrett and son. W. H. Garrett, were business visitors in Grants Pass Alonday. Still Coughing? No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy less potent than WICUlllUWIUll, wind Kuca HKIib u the seat of the trouble and aids na ureommsion, which goes right to Hire to soothe and heal the Inflamed mucous membranes and to" loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. i!.ven ii otner remedies nave lauea, don't be discouraged, try Creomul Bion. Your druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not thoroughly satisfied with the bene fits obtained from the very first bottle. Creomulsion is one word not two, and It has no hyphen in it. Ask for it plainly, see that the name on the bottle Is Creomulsion, and you'll get the genuine product and the relief you want. (Adv.) . '"Ml ferwl a baiL .attack ; of stomach trouble, is reported to be Improv- ng- - ' - Hope Wynter spent the week nd. irr Rosebitrg ttfl a nee -ot -the home of bo hi 6 titer in-law and distent Mr, and Mi.' Kenneth Win ston, -- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conley and Jang titer V onne have returned fipm i'oi tlund where they have made their . home for several uonihg, and are moving to their .arm on lower South Myrtle. - , Mrs. Irene Hartley, who has been at the C. KStarbuck home iince Christmas ''assisting with the care ot her sister. Airs. V. S. Hryant.' has returned to Portland. She was arconipaiiiMCii' Mrs. Ury ant and the two ladies expect to visit there two weeks, and then, returning, they , with Mr. Bryant will go to Coviua, Calif. - Pastor C. I; Keuney held after noon servlcpB for a group of neigh bors at the K.. W. Kedifer home on .South Myrtle Sunday afternoon. There will be a potluck euiper at the Jones echoolhouse Krblay night, with Miss. . Ethel Hellers Leaclier and Mrs,- Lucille Bryant in charge, of the-program,, which will be composed mostly of musi cal numbers. Supper will be serv ed at 7 o clock. i The" Ladies Aid - of - the local Christian church held' their riant week's meeting at the home or Aim. N. G. Buell with 14 ladies present. They made arrangements to have the new floor laid iu. the rest of the auditorium urt to pur chase the .carpet for the pulpit platform. J. L. Chaney visited Ui Salem over the week-end, week before last, being called there by the ser ious illness of his brother, I nur mnn, who passed away Sunday, January 13. The annual district convention of the Alethodist church South, comprising the churches at Med ford. Itoseburg, Myrtle Creek and Coniiille. met at Itoseburg Tuesday of last week. Those attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. il son, Mrs. Naomi Burke, Airs. Geo. Taggart. Mrs. Clara Bailey, Airs. J. Al. Lcdgerwood, Mrs. Susan Morrison,-Mrs. J. G. Michaels, Mrs. Jane Knight and Uonald Hurst. Mrs. J. C. Maxson left Wednes day for a visit with her daughter In Calitornia. A great deal of dissatisfaction is being heard relative to the propos ed change in train service' through Douglas county, and it is to be hoped that all the communities af fected will make such an effective remonstrance that the matter will ho ''iillsfactorHv adjusted. 1 Genume Qwik-SeallHot Wr ings Each- All sies O - K 232 I '-vmpres5ion-n23 Mattel ''fienaid i- motors run , ik r,?l pnn,, i ?'a neater f0r -. j iliUSFatnISsfe cart LocH'on Ouiside mirror Anchors Safely to Cor frame 4 inrh Iounmetal mirror CnromeJiracJ(eJh I-ne9UJQr?$S K0De Ace, 72x50. Inches 3 mc i-a li Of Quality Fringed- Thick &Warm-rr,D - Penn Supreme iw dcd.. in VOIir . a'' lot! "J mosr 35c per . uurrquQUty. "! Artnrtne - a Double pnrl r-'jj irto rnrrrr I "molybdenum- 1SI2 pt openings J H All GREATLY '' b 7 14 KLULttU.' JU T7S2 T74 ' O 11 16 Open. 2Je T-i if n r. it. T73t 13 16 fr 1 orcn. is it or Wt Kewrv rtic (tic Limit Quanrirtfi Special Prif FEDERAL CODY BUYS j OREGON POTATOES 1 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 36 CAP) Tlie federal surplus commodi tJes'Corporatlon caid today it was buying potatoes in Oregon and had agents investigating conditions there with a view to purchasing other surplus supplies. The Klamath Potato Growers as sociation had asked that the gov ernment purchase 350,OnO bushels of Oregon potatoes. Corporation representatives said, however, the amount and price of commodities offered would determine the quan tity purchased under its present j program. v-.f"" V The California Oregon Power Company "wen A reu F;ul s"Pe.Po 4S fo in "d" --- as I riii. ... - -UVV " S f n I w '"won in va... . ''On A" "- . . lowrn..T. . . "Mf. -TIL 'ut"-'CQf,0n " in PES r.A ' " '"J" con 29x4.40- 21 Ion FINCGT WESTERN OIL Vi,,, ,,,.,, Inhrr ... wnmn Inrollj., . , . tw L0W 117 C c. I f. r.-irtlTAJI Owf OkIt Un?ll I Ui!LB8.' "Free Guitar Lessons" Makes no difference whether you have an instrument or not. SEE J. E. Jones Corner Cass and Sheridan Evenings at 522 6. Pine dei i tit nuna i UP AND GET Akl k 1 1VALJ ATI mi nuivnnuii WATER HEATER v.,' A Q all ncw Ui.. -"ry TO . OHrjT. Tv Giant -,"iy ,. ' fest Con,. t iuh 30.4.50-21 275. 50-17 $565 $785 28,4.759 ToWSXIOTlS- 1 Prlcei shown tnclurJt old ' - 1 J Htt. f""' on other W.ircrn Gionn! 1 null" a 1 m tfjtUWIIUMIllyJ.wyft