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r ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938. THREE Y Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ONE-ACT COMEDY TO BE GIVEN BY WOMAN'S CLUB AT TEA NEXT TUESDAY One of tho moat delightful af- full's of ih Host'burK Woimm's club calendar yiut- will b the un nual HpiiiiK birthday ten and play to bo presented nixt Tueaday, April 10, at two o'clock at the K!ks temple ballroom. .Miss Helen (Jasey, who has di rected numerous delightful enter tain men t.s for the Hoscburg Wom an's club, will present "The Jour ney," a one-net comedy, which in cludes the following cast: .Miss Casey, .Mrs. Al. It. lilchards, Airs. Kt-nit WltltiiniH tr. Rni-iuirri Young, Airs. Vera fteClintock Jones, Mrs. Harry Wolfe, Airs. Uonn Hadabaub, Mi'H, K, L. Knapp and Airs. IYednrick J. Porter. Spe cial music is being arranged for the entertainment. Following the presentation of the day, the spring birthday party and tea will be held at the Wom an's cluhrooms, just opposite the Klks temple and will be in charge of Mrs. (J. Hartel, Alra. R R. Alad dox and Airs. Wallace Robertson, assisted by the members of the club, vhose birthdays occur be tween December and June inclu i ve. The general public has been In vited to enjoy this annual benefit entertainment and tea. DeMOLAY DANCE TO BE HELD FRIDAY Tim DeAlolay dancing party to be held at nine o'clock Friday eve ning. Apil lfj, will be one of the i.iost enjoyable affairs of the week for members of the order and their j invited guests. ICdgar Lewis is acting as gen eral chairman of the dance and Lea Carpenter's orchestra has been engaged to play for tiio affair. Today's Pattern c I 4750 Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. FEMININE DETAILS ENHANCE FROCK1 PATTKKN 4750 Hooded for a summer of gay fes tivitiesthis sparkling little frock! And just think it's one that you can quickly and easily make all by yourself even if you're not an ex perienced "seamstress." See hofl a dainty flare and cuff-effect adds allure to your sleeve! And do notice the graceful yoke, re:uinfne bow-accent, and pointed-up waist line all individual Anne Adams touches that will make your frock one to be admired wherever you go. Make Pattern 4750 in a (tow ered silk, monotone crepe, sofl summer sheer, or bright novelty y synthetic. Pattern 47H0 1s available !n misses and women's sizes 111. II, lfi, 18. 20. 30, 32. 31, 3. 38 and H. Size 10 takes 3 5-8 yards 30 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by-s t e sewing instructions Included. Send FIKTKKN CKNTS tl'.c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZR. NAAIK, Al HRKSS and STYLK Nl'MItrit Here's your chance to have n smart spring wardrobe sc-nd for the now ANNK ADAMS SPR1MI PATTKRN HOOK at once! See its great variety of bright fashions for Miss. Matron. Kiddie, and Junior! rp-to-the-minute frocks and outf'is for every age and type . . . for busy mornings, leisure afternoons, or fes-tive evenings. Pructical and thrilling suggestions for the bride the graduate nil interpreted in simple-to-use patterns! PRICK OF HOOK FIFTEEN CENTS V I'RICE OF PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. ROOK AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Send your order to News-Review Pattern Department, Itoseburg. Ore. EASTER MONDAY BALL WILL BE CHARMING AFFAIR OF APRIL 18TH An outstanding social affair of the year will be the annual Easter Alonday bail to be held next Al ou tlay evening, April lsth. at the armory under the auspices of the I'tupqua unit of the American Le gion auxiliary. .Mrs. K. F. Tandy and Airs, Paul Jenkins are aciug us geuerul chairmen of the affair ami are be ing assisted by a large committee of members of the unit. Klalmntte plans are boiiifi made for decora tions and the music for the oc casion will be played by Uladys Firman and her Dancetimers. Charming features will be pre sented during the couihg of the dance. A cash prize will be award ed this year instead of the usual Easter bonnet anil u door prize will also be given. A most cordial invitation has been extended to the public to enjoy the affair. SANS SOUCI TO HOLD COSTUME PARTY THURSDAY The Sans Sonet club members have been invited to a costume party to be held Thursday evening at the home of Airs. it. D. Kleist at Coos Junction. The members have been asked to lUtcml the party dressed to represent some famous character or event. A prize will be given for the best cos tume and a prize will be given the member guessing the greatest num ber of costumes and events, repre sented at the party. PLEASANT EVENING SPENT AT SMITH HOME Air. and Airs. Joseph Frederick son, Airs. W. A. llurr. Airs. T. It. Ilurr and Airs. .1. W. French, of San Jose. Calif., were guests last Thursday evening of Air. and Airs. J. W. Smith, Jr., at their home. Airs. French, nee Vernita Kohl bagen, has been hero the past couple of weeks visit ing at the home (jf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kohlhagen, Sr., on -Military stieet. HOM EMAKING CLASS TO MEET THIS EVENING The adult class in homemaking. in charge of Aliss N'elma Say lor, will meet at 7:30 o clock tonight, April 13, at the senior high school. All women interested are most cor dially invited to attend the.ie ekly meetings. Tho topic for this evening's meeting will be "Table settings and service for family and special meals. ft RIVERSDALE GRANGE TO MEET FRIDAY EVENING Itiversdale grange will meet at S:15 o'clock Friday evening at the grange hall. The ladies attending have been asked to bring sand wiches. Following the business session. an interesting Easter program will be presented and Rev. S. E. Polo vina will be the guest speaker. Re freshments will be served at the close of the program. MISSIONARY .SOCIETY TO MEET ON THURSDAY The .Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet al two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. A very Inter esting program has been planned for the meeting and rll members ind friends are most cordially in vited to be present. o SKATING PARTY TO BE HELD FRIDAY Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls club members are arranging a skating party to be held at the Winchester skating rink Friday evening, April la. AM members are cordially invited. Creations of Art With Needlework OVAL DOILIES IN FILET CROCHET llv RI'TII ORR PATTERN No. 447 The number of places that need doilies of this shape Is endless. First of all. we had In mind your bread tray for the smallest doily. H by 9 inchest. And then there's that end table on which a lcund doily never looks well : either of these larger ones (134 by Si. and 1(1 by loj) would be just rigid. Or. use one large and two small ones to make a buffet set to match your bread tray doily. For your bed room, you can have a vanity set and cover for the bedside table. The patient envelope contains complete. easy to-mnlMrM ami. illus trated directions with block and space diagrams to aid you: also what crochet hook, what niateri.il, and how much you will need. To obtain this pattern, send for No. 447 and enclose 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and po?taze. Ad dress News-Review, Needlework Department. Roseburg, Ore. fly I X SIDE GLANCES VvV "Now if my wife ncls hully Ave 11 just pay INDUSTRIAL CLUB HOLDS MEETING KCTHERLIN. April 11. The Fair Oaks Industrial club met at the home of Airs. J. W. Culver, Sr., with Airs. Culver, Airs. Jaek Culver. Jr., and Airs. Atfnnie Davidson, joint hostesses. The usual delirious poiluck luncheon was served on three large tables which carried the yellow color scheme. Tall ta pers flanked the daffodil center piece and yellow linen was used. Large bowl: of yellow flowers were also used about the rooms. At Hie conclusion of the luncheon, Mrs. i. W. Mi him conducted the busi ness meeting. Airs. Arthur Austin sang a solo accompanied hy Mrs. Arthur Smith at the piano. Guests enjoying the affair were: Mrs. Wil son Hartshorn, Airs. Ilerlha Harge, Mrs. Hello Cook. Airs. Leo Hol gale. Airs. Anna llaukensou. Airs. R. C. Fiudlay, Airs. Clement Lev ering, Airs. Clarence Thompson, Airs. Stevens, Mrs. Orren Stumpnes. Aliss Phyllis Manning; members were: Airs. Jake Francis. Mrs. Roy al Abeene, Mrs. Arthur Austin, Airs. Alva Manning, Mrs. Clifford Flory, Mrs. Tom Thronburg, Mrs. .lake Miller, Airs. IJurward Rose, Mrs. Wllmot. Mrs. Morrcll Weber, Mrs. Robt. Hull, Mrs. J. Itozecuik, Mrs. Dick Valentine. Mrs. A. Steuer, Mrs. Rav Ilrowu, Airs. A. 0. Webber, Mrs. G. W. Milam. Airs. Lloyd Thompson, Mrs. C. T. Cham berlain, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Sidney Wegner, .Mrs. Archie Moore. Mrs. II. W. Chenoweth. Aliss Stella Larson, Airs. W. II. Stumpges and the hostesses. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jako Francis, with Mrs. Flory. Mrs. Miller and Airs. Francis, hostesses. MRS. GARRETT HOSTESS TO W. C. T. U. TUESDAY CLENDAEE. April 11. The lo cal unit of the W.C.T.U. was enter tained by Airs. C. O. (iari'eltat her home Tuesday afternoon, with Mrn. C. E. Young, president, in charge. The devotionals were led by Mrs. Garrett who also read an interest ing paper on "Fools Along tho Highway. This was followed by discussions, a social hour and love ly refreshments. Present were Airs. Young. Airs. li. H. Gardner, Airs. Elizabeth Winchell, Mr:t. Homer Reed, Airs. .Dark, Mrs. John AlcCulloch and Airs. AL K. CulberL- son. Tlie next meeting will be held the first Tueaday in May at the home of Rev. and Airs. J. K. Ilow- a rd. A SUTHERLIN BRIDGE CLUB MEETS AT HOLGATES SUTHERLIN, April 11 The Sulherliu bridge (dub met at the home of .Mr. and Alls.. Vein liol gale on Wednesday night. Mrs. K. Si earns and Mrit'.aiu Slack won both (be high score and table prizes. Delicious refreshment a were served to the following mem bers and guests : Al r. and Al r:i. Clifford Horner. Mr. and Mrs. Urit taln Slack. Air. and .Mrs. Mark Jordan, Air. and Airs. Lnwmw e Robert son, Air. and Mrs. Cli'inent Levering. Mr. ami Airs. R. Stearns of Oakland and the iio:;i and hos tess. PUBLIC CARD PARTY TO BE HELD THURSDAY CAN YONVILLE, April 13. Tho last of the winter series of public card parlies sponrored by the (. E. S. social club, will be held at the Alasonoc hall in Canyonville on Thursday. April I I. Bridge and five hundred will be played and prizes will be given. Light refreshments at the close of the evening. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Dloroel-And Wll Jump Oat of Bed it , Ihe Motninf Ruin' loGo The liver thuuld pour out two ponnrli of liquid Ml Into yourboweL dally. If this bile It not flow in k freely, your fooddoean't digest. It juit decaya in the bowela. ( bloata up your itomach. Yuu Wi eomtlpated. Your whole ayitem is poisoned and yon feel eour, lunk and the world looke punk. A mere bowel movement doesn't set at ', the eaupe. It takee those rood, old Carter! Little Liver Pilla to get theae two pound t of bile flowing freely and make yoo feel "up and op." Harmless, gentle, yet amat ' In a- In mult In bt!e flow frlr. Ask tor ' Carter's Little Liver Pills by name, tie. Stubbornly refuse anything els. Mil C0PH. 1MB BVAMBVICE. INC. t"m. REC. U. S. PAT. OFF. V By George Clark because you blow in with mc, no imeuUon. INTERESTING MEETING HELD BY LADIES AID GI.ENDALE, April 11. A dona tion of K!l.5:l by the members of t ho former Lut Iierau chu rch a nd Ladies Aid, was presented to the Ladifs Aid of the Olivet Presbyter ian church at their regular meet ing held at the home of Mrs. Alary Eldredge. with Airs. Ella Loach and Mrs. Lloyd Haker assisting, Friday afternoon. Following the devollonal pari, of Ihe meeting, which was led. by Mrs. .1. K. Howard, president, Mrs. llessle Selmers presided over the business meeting which included the election of officers for the coining year. After paying tribute to the officers of (he past year, tho nominating committee, composed of Airs. Men C. Huntington. Airs. R. M. Gardner and Mis. C. H. Young, nominated Airs. It. F. Alom heit. for president, Mrs. Ella Leach, vice president: Airs. Wm. Wunsch, sec retary, and Airs. Kalheiino Har bour, treasurer. These nominees were elected by acclamation. A committee of Airs. Fred Morey. Mrs. Al. F. Nye and Airs. W. S. Price were named for decorat ing tjie church for thu month oi" April. The aflernoou closed with a so- !cial hour and lovely refreshments I from the tea table beautiful with primroses and yellow tapers in crystal candelabra. Mrs. Seimers and Airs. Mouchett, outgoing and Incoming presidents, presided at the urns. Visitors for the aHer jnnnn included Airs. Frank Thnnip json, a recent bride and Airs. 1'nuirjn m'isou. airs. ierson was added to the roll call an a new member. MR. AND MRS. HIGGINS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS DAYS CREEK, April 12 Mr. and Airs. Jack Illgglns entertain ed a group of friends at a card party given at their homo Satur day evening. Those present Includ ed Air. and Airs. John Alonlgouicrv jand daughter Jean and son Jack. Mr. and Airs. Waller Poole, All. ami Airs. Ray Wright ami daugh ters. Josephine, Marjorie and .Max- ine; Aliss May Kelle Ralnvlllc. George Higgins, Lyle Lolfer ami the host ami hostess. Delirious re freshments were served a I the clone of the games. PAST PRESIDENT'S CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY Tho Past President's club of George Stunner auxiliary will meet at two o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Airs. Hubert Wright. All members are moid cordially in- led to t" present tew $; av,fX3'W Ml i i- i f ;'jfr l. mtm limine I HDitiacco. yr iinu urn it. nit 1. 1. k FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN FOR NElLSONj FAMILY A1ELROSE. April 11. Air. and Mis. E. R. Lutman entertained with a farewell party at their homo Thursday evening fn honor of Air. land Airs. Chris Neilson and three i daughters, Rosemary. Alerlo and Morence, who have since left for their home in North Dakota. The Neilson family has resided at Cleveland for the past three years. The evening was most enjoyably i spent in playing cards, visiting anil I with radio music, until a late hour ! when refreshments were served by i Mrs. Lutman. to Mr. and Airs. Neil ' son and daughters and fons. Wood j roe and Clayton, nud to Airs. A. H. Taylor and daughters, Roberta and Marjory. Air. and Airs. John Nach tnr and daughter. Mettle, Airs. Al. i M. Meredith and sou, Itobbie. Er- vin Stelner. Roy Keeker, Aliss Alar- t'ia Cood, Mi', and Mrs. Walter Kocken and daughter. Shirley, Air. and Alts. R. R. Ileydon. Fred Mate man, Air. and Airs. Elmer Pierce and son, Hud and daughter, Ruth, Mr. and Airs. Ison Webb of North Rend. Air. and Mrs. Ira Pierce and son. Lester, and daughters, Ger trude and his and the host and I hostess, Mr. and -Mrs. Lutman. ! P. N. O. r.LUB HAS I MEETING WEDNESDAY SI "I'll ER LIN. A mil 1 1 The Past Noble Grand club meet on Wednesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall with Airs. Hello Cook and Airs. Hcrtha Harge as hos tesses, The delicious one o'clock luncheon was served on tables car rying i ho Easter motif. After the business meeting n social hour fol lowed and the gaimv played was won bv Aliss Norma llumlv. Those nresent to enjoy the affair were: Mrs. Alma Anderson, Airs, Serenla Saucerman. Airs. Ella Wegner, Mrs. A. Cooiienberg. Mrs. Ann' Hall, M'-s. Minnie HnHshorn, Airs. Sa villu Mamher. Mrs. l.eona Slack. Mrs. Anini Hnnkeiisnn. Airs. June Sbanip Mrs. Vinbi SbaniP. Mrs. rora Allen. Airs. Charlotte Parker. Airs. Alaude Culver. Mrs. Howard Wahl, Alra. Pearl Alahlev. of Oi k bind. Aliss Norim Itundv and Ihe mvMnss, Airs. Harge and Airs. Cook. FRIENDS HONOR MR. AND MRS. PARIS DAYS CREEK. April 12 A large group of friends gathered at the Lawrence Michaels home Sat urday evening for a charivari party In honor of Mr. and Mrs, It. K. Paris. Mrs. Paris was formerly Mrs. E. Michaels. Those attending included Air. am) Mrs. Ivan Welch and children, Noel. Melvin. Alice Mae and Hazel; Air. and Mrs. Ray Wright and children, Josephine. .Marjorie and Maxlne; Air. and Mrs. Earl Wesemau and daughter Itetlv Lou. Air. and Mrs. N. N. Wood, T. L. Weaver. Airs. Fritz Snyder and daughter Ha r barn. Mr. and Mrs. C. Al. Hill and daughters, Carolyn and Pat rfehi A one, Hel i y Anne Michaels, Gladvs 11 him, Net- lie Moore, Hetty Rhoads, Mrs. I Frank Johnson, Lawrence Mich- ,aeis, Henry Golden and Cecil Con nor. A SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MRS. EVERETT HOLGATE SCTHERLIN. April 1 1. A love ly shower party was given on Wed nesday afternoon at Ihe home of Airs. Von i Holgato honoring her sister-in-law. Airs. Everett Holgate, of Portland. Dainty refreshments were served on a table carrying a cradle centerpiece, to Ihe follow ing relatives: Airs. Tony Alois. Airs. Hurdette Leas, Airs. 10. 10. 1 ,eas, Al rs. Leo 1 1 ol ga t o, Al rs. Frank llolgalo. Airs. Koht. Hall. Airs. Frank Ilaviland. Mrs. Percy Luchlorhand, Mrs, Vera llolgalo and Ihe guest of honor, Mrs. Ever ett llolgate. O. E. S. MEMBERS VISIT GRANTS PASS GLEN DALE. April 11.- Several members of the local O. E. S. chap ter visited Ihe GranlB Pass bulge in that city Monday evening and attended the elaborate reception ti ndered Air.-. W'inei rout. .Mem bers attending from here included Airs. Al. F. Nve. AI:-s. C. J. Set her. Airs. E. J. AlcAIuILn, Mrs. W. It. Alelssnor, Mr. and Airs. Hoy E. Robinson and from Wolf ('reek were Air. anil Mrs. Harry Stumbo and Air. and Mrs. C. A. Chatham. Camp Fire Group to Meet The Pot lowalomie Camp Fire group will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Maulding. Local News Here Yesterday E. R. Short, of Tyee, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Spends Day Here 1,. U Hurd, of Glendale, spent Tuesday In this city attending to business. Mr. Wandall Here Tim Wan dull, .Millwood resident, was hero attending to business yesterday. Glendale Visi;or Here W. S. Price, of Glondnle. spent yesi.nday in this city attending to busineiis. Leaves for Grrants Pass W. F. Davis left Tuesday for his home in Grants Pass following a visit of several days with relatives In this city. Salem Visitors Here R. N. Al len and Delvht Finley, of Hunt Brothers Packing company of Sa lem, were business visitors in this city Tuesday. Home From Hospital Airs. W. J. Tester lias returned to her home in this cily to convalesce from a recent operation performed In Portland. Visiting Here Miss Martha Her man, sludent at Willamette uni versity at Salein, la here visiting a short time at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Here Tuesday A. K. Lulay. edi tor of Hip Myrtle Creek Mull; Joe Ledgerwood and Frank West, also of Alyrtlo Creek, were business vis itors in (Ills city Tuesday. Back From San Francisco Airs. George Johnson, of the Valley ho tel, has returned to her home here, following a few weeks in San Francisco attending to business. Auxiliary to, Meet Tho George Stunner auxiliary In United Span Isb War Veterans will meet at eight o'clock Thursday evening at Ihe armory. At Hospital According to word received here, G. Fit .pal rick, of Alyrtle Creek, is convalescing sat isfactorily at the Grants Pass hos pital, where he recently underwent a major opemlion. Tri-Square Club to Meet Tho Maptist Tri-Square Sewing club will hold an all-day meeting and poiluck luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. 11. Wlckliam un Allll Hlreet. Leave for Home Mr. and Airs. Frank Fit zpat rick returned to their home in Klamath Falls Tues day, following tho funeral of the hitter's falher, Air. McLendon. Mr. Fitzpatrick is teaching at Klamath Falls. M. E. Aid to Meet The Alelho dist Episcopal Ladies Aid will meet at a one o'clock luncheon Thursday at tho church parlors with Airs. J. I). Osborn, as chair man of the hostess committee. Mrs. Earl Wiley will conduct a short business session, alter which the members will attend the afler noou church service. mmmm. On the Screen "Land of Fighting Men" wilh Jack Randall and 'The Colorado Hill Billies" Kiddles 10c Mats. 25c Eves. Evergreen H. E. Club to Meet The Evergreen grange Homo Eco nomics club will hold an all-day meeting uud poiluck noon luncheon Thursday at Ihe grange hall. Visiting at Schlick Home Ml hb Lillian and Aliss Arinella Schlick have arrived In Roseburg from Portland to spend several days of their spring vacation, visiting at the home of Air, and Airs. Andrew Schlick on South Stephens street. Back From Convention Super intendent W, AL Campbell has re turned hero from Spokane, Wash., where he attended the annual con vention of I bo Inland Empire Edu cational association, which em braces tho five northwestern states. Easter Sale Planned Tho La dies council of tho First Christian church has planned a pre-Easter sale to he held at tho CasH street entrance of tho Josse Furniture store Saturday. Cooked foods and an assortment of fancy work will be on sale. Enjoy Trip to Crater Lake Air. and Airs. Frank Poole have return ed to their homo in this city fol lowing a three-day trip to Crater lake. They were accompanied to the lake by Air. and Airs. Harry Lewis, of Mcdford. They report good weather at tho lake, but still lots of snow. Visiting Here Alra. Sarah Da vis, of Los Angeles, is visiting her sou, I). I). Davis, at Melrose. En route Mrs. Davis visited at Triangle It ko wllh II. G. Davis. She was ac companied hero hy Lee Allies, of conipnnlod hero by Mr, and Airs. Leo Allies, of Los Angnloa, who may locate In Douglas county. H. E. Club to Meet Tho South Deer Creek grange Home Econ omics cluh has Invltod tho Dixou villo and South Deer Creek P.-T. A. members to attend a two o'clock meeting at the ball Thursday after noon, at which time the county health nurse will be a speaker. Re freshments will bo served follow ing tho meeting. Larpe Poppies Grown I. R. Alaereklein, Al. D who resides at route two, llox 3fiO, Roseburg, brought three hugo California pop pies to the News-Review office Tuesday. Dr. Alaereklein Btated that they were grown from the wild California poppy Head and that they were larger than any ho had ever grown in California. One of the popples measures four in ch Ms acrosr . , t Visiting Parents Mrs. Harold Ingram and her son, Frnnkio, of Corvallls, arrived hero tlita morn ing to visit for a few days with Airs. Ingram's parents, City Re corder and Alra. A. J. Geddey. Mr. Ingram, who Ih manager of the Montgomery Ward company store al Corvallls, will come to Roseburg Sunday to tako his wife and sou home, Itocorder Gcddcs went to Corvallls and back this morning "T RECTAL AND COLON TROUBLES Kotirelydone away with by non-aurgical methods. No confinement to boraa. No loaa of time from work. What we have done for thouaanda of othera we can do for you Learn what it tneana to ha treated hv peclallata who are lone experienced la tide particular Una of work, FRES BOOKLET Ctl or writ lot it. Very interesting tad instructive. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phyultilan and Surgeon M.E. Cor. E, Durnslde anil Grand Ave, Telephone ICAit 3918 Portland, Oregon TOMORROW-THURSDAY ONLY Big Stage and Screen Show TODAY "Thoroughbreds Don't JUDY GARLAND mm m 35c to bring his daughter and grandson i to this city. OREGON CITY. April 12. (AP) Hugo Kunze, 81, of Needy, wa4 found dead yestorduy of a bullet wound In the head. Tho rifle wan found beside the body. Kunzo had been despondent over ill health. Surviving are a son, Clyde, and a daughter, Alra, Ruth Tweely both of Salein, and another daughter, Airs. Nellio Seoley, of GorvaiB. RANDALL OVER ARIZONA' g ENDS TODAY CB1HaiiBliB7.iT.fiKVff ALSO Sez O'Reilly to MacNab starring Will Fyffe Will Mahoney Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c Cry" Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Starts Thursday For 3 Days WESTERN THRILLS - The m screen ttTTTTYI fintlno st at Vt rrd cowb A III 1 5w i ier0 brlno8 MXLiCa yu thrills HIS MIDDLE NAME IS i
