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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1938, News of Douglas County YONCALLA YONCAL.LA, June 8. Mm. Cody Long Bpent eeverul days this week vIbIiuik her UttUKhtor lu Kugeue. Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Wilson and (unilly siraut Monday In Bugeite where they attended the gradua tion exercises of U. or O. Their son, David Wilson, vas one of the graduates. Mrs. II. U Slouaker mill Mrs. Bam Wakinshaw spent Friday iu )toseuurB. Halph White and Gordon Mi Ullncy of Portland visited at the Freil Seflon home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hickman of Myrtle Creek visited friends here Friday. Mrs. Sauccrmttu nf Hrnmerton, Wash., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Allco (iioss, for a couple of weeks. Harold Kdes left Saturday for Oakridgo, where be will have charge of the i'onplo'a theatre. Zola UrosBcup and Martha Borg luiul of (Jrcsham start special re vival services at the Calvary tab ernacle Sunday evening, to which the public la invited. There will be special music every evening. Mrs. John 'krommingo was t;ik en to Itoseburg with a broken leu, Thursday. From there she wtl1 be taken to Iteedsport tu the home of her sou. Haul I'uutj ivUj will lake care of her. Kenneth ' Toner, 7lh and 8th grade teacher gave eighth -grade diplomas' to the following at the laBt day of school here: Misses Thclma Wheeler, Lee Madden, Cloona Hasting, Norma Hitchcock, lllll Klllson, (till dross, (Jiiontin -Itychard, Uonad Cockeran, James Huntington and Norman Main, Mr. and Mrs, It. W. DavlB and daughter, Komi, . Mr. and Mrs. H. ij. Hlonaker, Mr. ami Mrs. (Jeorge Ellon, Marian and Harold KdeB, l'ld Doild and Blmo Locker spent JJecoratlou day at Ioon lake. Howard Applegate spent hist week visiting relatives in Clill wood. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Apple gate spent the week-end in Chit wood, and their son will return home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Harton of Portland visltod at tlio Sum Wakinshaw home this week. Olger and Marvin Hellaud, stu dents at O. 8. C. are home for a few days' vacntlon. Marvin Hel land and Eric Stenseth left Sunday for a few days' fishing trip at East lake. . : , Miss Mjiy Palmer of Hoseburg spent the week-end visiting at the Htcusuth' home.' . j 1 1 -: Mr. and" Mrs. Anker anil family Of Astoria, Bponl a week here ylK Iting at the Minnie Lutz home.; Mi'B. -Kiinlcd Smith and daugh ter, Donna May, arrived: bore Sat urday from Ilellliujjiam, Wash., lulled- here by the death of Mrs. t'mlth'B father, Taylor McKeo.t Mrs. Jim Timor, Mrs. 'Harold Turpln, Kenneth Toner anil Altil linugherty left Saturday for Port , land. . Mrs.. Tonuf anil .Kenneth Toner will go on to Cuiuus, Wash., for a, fow days' visit .with- Mrs. IJlaucho Dear, v , ; :. '' . ' Mrs. Web Huntington spent sev oral days lust week lu Portland at tending the graduation. eiorclHes of hur daughter, Mrs. I. a Velle Dakar, who completed her course In dontul college; -. , i Walter Howard of Suvunah, Mo.,' visited - at the Vluce Applegate homo last week. Mrs. Jean Cowan and Infant son roturned homo from the, Sacred Heart hospital lust week. Mr. und Mrs. Ivan Wltxhor and family, who have lived In tho Lee's npartmctitB all winter, moved to Camas Vnlloy, Monday. Mr. aild Mrs. Moose Hoodeiipyle apil baby have moved Into' the house, recently loft vacant by Mrs. Chester, who moved to Salem. CANYONV1LLE Arthur Miiupln went to Kimene Tuesday to visit rchittvoH. It, Conglar Is having some work ilono on his barber shop. ' Mrs. Ida llulley of Itoseburg eamu TiiuaU'iy to visit her broihur ami slster-in-luw, Ituv. und Mrs. Slinffcr. Dick Stoiile and family went to the coast .Sunday lo visit rohitlvus and returned Monday. The Kiisterday family, who re cently purohusod one of Harriett Puckelt's houses, have returned from Twin Kails, Idaho, and taken possession of their property. (lien (lllmoru had an air hose stolen rrom hl place of business Saturday night. Frank Sullivan, a rond fore man, has been transferred to the route formerly lu charge of (!. M. Jones, and Mr. Jones was trans ferred lo Mr. Sullivan's rouio. ELKTON III.KTON, Juno S. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Haines were Hoseburg visit-' ors one day this week. Victor tiondman. of KellouK. was altomllng to business mutters lu Klktou Saturday. Miss Owrutha Hudson and llellls Kchad ore home from normal school at .Ashland fur a few days. Tim giilsiuhiii lo attend the sum mer session. i . Me. Jones attended the Sunday school teachers' meeting which wim held Wednesday t Vonnilla Mrs. Klsle Wells, who Iihs been visiting .Miss Mary Wells, returned to her home at Cottage tlrove Tues day. -- Warren W. Cook. KlUabetb ltalpli and .Margaret Itulph have rutiirned to their -home lit The Dalles after visiting a feu days al the 11. L. Mutlur homo on Long , Prairie. -V K. Anilerson, of Kellogg, was looking nflor business matters III . Jilktuii Saturday. '.Sirs. Walter I'oster, of Penille- toll, and ..Mrs. Unvrence lllrk, ol .- Klamath I'll II have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haines aud Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hunch. Mrs. Inez Oherymer anil Clain Cole, of lirownsvllle, sent the week-end at the humu of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Haines. Donald Johnson, of Scottshurg, is visiting relutives ami friends at Klkton. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jlauer, Kel logg, motored to Kiigeuu Monday. Mrs. Iluuer is going to enter the hospital for at) operation. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Parks ami Mr. and Mrs. A. Parks silent Sunday at Yachats. Lew Howe bus been called to his post on Hell lookout by the Doug lus county fire pulrol, Mrs. It. It. Wells and Miss Mary Wells were at Wilbur Sunday. Mrs. Carl Hinder anil family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinder, Mrs. Lena Hosruii, Jtoyal llossen, Loyul Hossen, Mrs, Marietta Haines and Iris Haines motored to the 11. Pon tius pluce near Kugone Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pontius and family, Mr. and Mrs. llazletou und family and the Klkton people went up the middle fork of the IllametlB far a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Pontius are living In Albuny. Mrs. Charles Hin der returned home with. Mr. and Mrs. Pontius. j Mrs. Grace Sawyers, . Mrs. Wit Hum Hinder and son, William Wayne, spoilt Decoration day at Canyouvllle at the hopie of Mrs, Delia C. llnyle. John Suwyurs ac companied Mrs. Hinder as far all Coos Junction where he left for his power work on the Coos Hay high way at Kemote. At Hoseburg the parly was Jnlnod by Mrs. Emma Hollo and twin girls, June and J.oau. Mr. and Mrs. James dates have returned home lifter a trip to Cali fornia and visiting other points south, The yupng cduplu will make their heme lu Klkton. Mr. tlutes works for Urnest D. Wade. . , q OAKLAND OAKLAND, June 8. Miss Dora Mallury has returned to her home here lifter completing her winter term at Ashland norniut. , - 1 Mrs. Halnh Kunzll und son. Bob ble, of Marshfleld are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .8, J. Chono- WOtll. ..;.! Miss Virginia Smith, end Mrs. 1 Roy Smith and two sons, Dickie and Donnle, of Wilbur, wore ill Oak land Fridny on businesB. .Mrs. Lena Hartley of JtedluOnd visited her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. HulHwell, III Voncalhi, ' over1 Me morial day. 8he was accompanied iy Miss Helen DeVore, who visited her pureiitH, r. and Mrs. I). K. De Vore, of Ouklund. ' . ' ' Cordon Miller and Kenneth Mil ler, .are lit Wedderburn,. Oregon, hunting limber. ' ,' '. Mr, and Mrs. Wells, Mrs. John (iiiuininn, and Miss Dora (iiimmou of Ddsebiirg visltod hero Monday. Mrs. Scott Smith and daughter, Knthryn, of Hoseburg spent sev eral days here visiting friends und relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Orcutt of Itoseburg were ill Oakland Monday. .Mr. and Mrs, I). F. Huruett re turned hero Tuesday morning after spending Memorial day with Mrs. Hamuli's mother, Mrs. F. M. Hop kins, at Canyouvllle. - Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Wllklns re turned Tuesday from Portland whero they visited their daughter, Mrs, IJruin Scheer und her hus band. A. L. Slnllury roturned lo Ills work nt Camp Oregon Cayes after spending Memorial Day nt Ills homo Ipo-e. Mrs. Hubert Hnrvoy of Portland, former resident nt Oakland, spent Memorial day here. Phil Heek of Portland spent Mon day night ul the J. I). Jones home. Mrs. lien Dink, nee Kale Luchter baud, Miss Pauline Lurhtorhnnd, and Morton Alan, of Pol Hand and Oregon CHy visited nt the O. C, Luchlerhanil homo over tho week end. Mrs. Martha Bonner of Crescent Lake la visiting her father, It, 1 Stearns, Sir, and Mrs, It. 15. Mennofeo of Portland were guests Ht thu homo of Mr. und Mrs. tlenrgu Hnll.'Mrsi nan und Mrs. Munuefee nro sisters. Mrs. Kdwln Chutflivwas honored at n delightful surprise shower at the home of Dr. aiillMra. WilHnin Culler In I'ortliiiiinnUt Monday ev ening. Mrs. Ohuffln .was betoro her marriage. MIss.TBclma Pinks ton. daughter ot Miviiiitl Mrs. Lloyd illusion. fi , , .mi. nnu .His. i,. I-, nryaiH mov ed lo Itoseburg Inst week after spending thu winter In Ouklund. .Mr. llryunt was signal maintenance man here for the railroad. Mrs. tlcorgo Smith and tlenrgo hwiiKpirl motored lo Klkton Sun day whore Mrs. Smith's sons and daughters Joined them from Coos buy. Harry Miller and Mr. MiCauley motored to San Jose, Calif., oil business. Miss Lois Morris of Junction City Is siienillne several days vis iting at the J. W. Deardorff home. Mr. and Mrs, George Neal of Hoseburg were In Oakland Monday. Mis. Kilylhe Kelley ami Fred lllissell of Hosohlll'K spent Mondnv here visiting friends and on lodge uiiMness, Mrs. Hum Itapp of Hoseburg und Mrs. Kd Koriinu of Marshfleld vlsii- i'il their mother, Mrs. Al llooiinuin mis week. Miss llullle lleckley of Poithiud spent .Memorial day here. Mrs. I-Mwiird Hawkins of Salem Is vislthm friends hero. Mrs. Mary MaeKlnley of l.ewls- tou. Idaho. Is spending the week end at i he J. I. Jones home in the Bullish Selilement. lillesls Ht the Fred llewell home over Itleinorliil day were Mr. und Mrs. U R. Malioiley and Mr. aiid .Mrs. If. II. vinliin ot McMlnnvllle Mrs. Malonev and Mrs. Ij. H. Vlu tuu are sl.,lcrs ot Mrs. Ilenutl.- ,. .Mru. Ciihln Spi noer and rhlldrea OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopla ABTCQ DA IE3ILI' "THIS HELPIU' HAWD IPEA OF yours -ruuouen -fH' -sieve, , HOOWU.S , X R3L)RE THAT IP WE'D PILE WTO TH' SAAAB BAKIP-WAQOM AWP ALL BOOST "THE IPEA OP "TWO WkSHTS OUT A WEEK FOR ALL OWLS CLUB MEMBERS, WE MIOMT 3ET TM 1 aREEKJ LlcSMT 13J TM' WAV .VV FURY OReETS AAE OM MY RETURU SWEAK FROVA HERE? OWCE A WEEK, X'P SAY WE'P HIT SOME BAD (30IKJ' WMEM SHE HEARS ABOUT THAT RRAIU STORM ajAR-R- f?UAAF P 7 OEKJTLEMEkl TH? HOOPLE BOOSTER LEAC3UE WAS FOUNDED TO PROMOTE PEACE : AUP aOOP-FECLOWf SHIP WOT WAR '.'TIS BETTER THAT EACH IWPIVIPUAL'S OWM AOILE WIT QAIkJ HIM A WIOHT'S LIBERTY tjle Dan,' 87, Still Good Scout lES, LET. WELL EMOUSH ALOME. MAOOR , visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Gray visited relatives here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gray live in itoseburg. Visitors ot Mrs. Belle Curley Tuesday 'and Wednesday were nel sons, Craig Curley of Lincoln, Neb., and Will purley, of Missoula, Mont. " Miss Helen DeVore and Miss Ar dlB Gorroll visited Mrs. Walter Sundnulst Monday.,, Miss JCIeanor Hessmer, teacher In. the local high school departed Suiuluy for her home In McMInn- ville where she will spend her va cation wlih her parents. miss Kiilli urandon returned to her-home In Corvallls after, soeml- lug the year teaching lu the school here. . , Miss Ruth Sdlllres of Portland siient the week-end with her friend Miss Corah Lund. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith niinml. ed tho graduation exercises of the vviiour nigii school Friday night. I heir granddaughter. Miss Vlrm Smllli, Is graduating. Haie 'and hearty , at 87, "Uncle" Daniel Carter Beard appears still A'iUA.41,n-KnQt a-nnt.in Amprirn tn millions ol VOUths who have ' taken part In the movement he founded In 1910. The famous Scout executive,' head of the National Court of Honor, is shown here as ho: talked! to a group of admiring Boy Scouts, Sea Scouts and Cubs 1 "who gathered around him. at a session of 538 Local Scout Councils ; ,. assembled in Cleveland to' discuss plans to broaden the soods of , '. -. the movement. . ' ' ' H armless But Would You Try It? Alrvvin ' A. Moon, youlhrul .science lecturer, insists that a million vqlts ol ,Matic 'oloctricil v. - is hurmless -to a human body. Even so, Vfewi persons would trade places with him, above, as ho allows the current,, to pass' through -his-boity nnd emerge from his finger-tips toMo'rrrtln high frequency. corona obove his head. Moon, whoso home. Is ', In Uis Angeles,-is shown lis ho put on bis spectacular . .demonstration -.before ;ii' science group in Chicago, r.Nliiseln'.ru were at. the homo ot ! Mr' iiud.Mrs. Dsear Under : Decora llqn'.divy. 'tlirthelr 'return to Hose Idiilt 'they.'' were aceomtuinied by .Miss' t'liCa May Under.. Vl'-u'-., i:,!.,Vi, . Plilllhia i-elin-lieil honie' here from North llend whew she 'was culled hy lllo dentil of her sot),- Itut'us UlllKllOll. Mr.'niid'Mrs. C. II. Medley, called at 111,, J.l).,.lones.bome lii Kllsbsh Jt lleiiiotil f Miimliiv . iiriel-liooll. . lir'1anil',.Mrs.' M., It. MurreHns fo., of,,Mlii'ndl.Mr.-.''r. ll.'Giirrlsouftlie last, of t he eoK.'"' ,1 f. J.vlbis tjnii1 Me'rord. shldeut nt Ore- jsoll ' tilale .'college, spent v .Mehiorial . iluyinlth bci futher, U.'A..McL'oid. Miss Iternlce Mniionald rctiiruetl to her home in Tyeu Saturday after spending several days In Oakland visiting her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Orvlll lleckley. Mi ami Mrs. Clyde lleckley of Klkton and Mr. and Mi.-. (). Mattoon ut Portland were In Oakland Tuesday In Kidnap Plot Chapter in Douglas County Assigned $60 Quota in $1,000,000 Goal. The Douglas county chapter of the America Ited Cross has been asslgued a quota of t60 as Its share of the million-dollar fund for relief of civilians In war-torn districts ot China, Dr. B. ft. Shoemaker, dis aster relief chairman ot the local chapter, reported today. Efforts will be made to complete the China relief fund by June 16. Recent reports to lied Cross headquarters, Dr. Shoemaker states, estimate that zu.uuo.uuu persons are homeless in areas accessible to for clgn surveys alone, and thut an equally large number will be found In interior provinces. In that same territory one million homeless or phans or children separated from their families, are wundering over the devastated countryside, shelter less and foodless. The number of persons 111 all parts of China who face starvation may reach the ap palling rigure or eu.opu.uuo before September, the report statea. .Money received by the American Red Cross is being allocated to ex isting relief agencleB In China. Persons desiring to contribute to the fund being raised locally are asked to leave contributions at the lied cross ortice In the courthouse. at the chamber of commerce office, or with Dr. Shoemaker personally. i-.'rvfvs iib-VkJl n-i J ? m ' VEJV5 .' ' i jL ' , , & fV ? a u : TWO MEN DROWN IN KLAMATH RIVER EUREKA, Calif., Juiio 7.(AI') A motorboat mishap was blumcd today for the apparent drowning of two men In the Klamath river, several miles upstream from tho town of Klamath. The missing men wero Paul C. Chandler, 37, ot Los Molinos, Te haiua county, Tehama Lions club president and district manager for an oil company, and Robert W. Winflold of Vacaville. . Their boat was found anchored in the stream yesterday. It waa partly filled with water. AZALEA ACAL1SA. Jnno Al.. .,, Smith and son, Burton, shopped in. ivunt-uiu-g monuay. Mu, and Mrs. Loon Hlnin '.i,,'.! eoif-tju John, and Dick,"--vverej is Jtosebnrg Siflurday looking ' uftef ousinoss ajtalfs;-- v 1-' , ' Joe Blanchard returned to his liQiue here Sunday from Grand itoude. where he hn hn ta.,i,. lug school for, the past yeuiv Mrs. AIIIh Gni'i-lBnn ,l li, White made a business iHn tn Ashland Monday. Mis. Cora Chadwlck and Darwin Johns spent Sunday at Dixonvlllc visiung w. I). Chadwick. ttliphel. DorothV ,n,,l l:nn Sharp and (trace Booth ot Med lord visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hnlbort Booth and fumliv. , ill r. and Mr.s William Janiinr ami sous, lllllle and Jack e. and Mr. and Mrs. John Jmiizer i. tended, to business at North Head Sttndny. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. K. D. McCartney, Mr.. anil Mrs. J. A. Long and Mr. anil Mrs Jim Evans. Mrs. Harry Cooke received word thut her sister, Miss Minnie Wilson, who Is in a Portland hos pital, is getting along nulte nicely ana Is Improving. Aiioiner lurge hawk was killed by Lester Harrison near his home Sunday. . , The wing spread measured- 48 Inches. ilr. and Mrs. Joo Lupp aud fam ily of Alarshilcld arrived hero Fri day and will spend a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gtiodocke, and her brothor-in-luw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith und family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns ot Itn.iqbtirg, Mrs. Ruth Lnumun and Miss Eva and Miss Even Apple- gate nf Voucalla wore guests Sun day nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. rinrry Cooke. At noon a lovely potluck dinner was uujoyed. LOW INTEREST RATE RETENTION VOTED WASHINGTON, Juno' 7. (AP) The senate passed a bill todoy to continue the 3 and 4 per cent In- tpi-PHt rata nit fn. Incil !.. I I. ....I. loans made through national farm ' Wanted in Cincinnati, O., In the sensational kidnaping of a wealth; farmer, Mrs. Edna Lucille Merritt, 22, was arrested in San Francisco by Federal men and ordered extradited to Ohio. loan associations. The measure, which now goes to the White House, would continue the rate for another two years. AIITB LAUNDRV We offer fast service on car washing. . , . , . i.- - , :.' l ' . .'. PHONE 321-L BOB IIELUVELL AND , TOM NESS Service Station Comer Oak and Rose Sts. FREE SHOW! ALUS-CHALMERS s ALL CROP HARVESTER Talking Motion Pictures Wednesday, June 8th, 8:00 p. m. at ' ; Evergreen Grange Hall Thursday. June 9th, 8:00 p. m. at Melrose Grange Hall Friday, June 10th, 8:00 p. m. at V v. Glide Grange Hair ; - - ' - ; ' Latest methods in harvesting and control of soil erosion. ,, .- ' J .. "" ' ' BRING THE FAMILY ' i t? S.J.FETT f" ' - - - - ; t . r 1 ' .'. .; " Allis-Chalniers Dealer ", ( t , Roseburg, Oregon ..., '! AZALEA t lUl. KVI-n IAUK. Juno S. Mr. mill Mih. Paul Simpson und daugh ter, .Molba, ami Howard Wood o( (.Hide Journeyed to Eugunc tiuiiday Mini spont tho day. ".' .mi. and Mrs. Henry Johns or HosoburR arc spending a fuw days rarattniiiiig ut Idleyhl Park. - Myron leek, who has boon ko lliR to Oregon Normal "at Miui immth, 1ms roturned to his home nLUMda to spend tho summer vh- ' "Mr, and Mrs. ShollabarKer nt Hoseburg spent tho week-end at their home, on Susim creuk on tho North Vuipqua. QUICK,POSITIVE RELIEF for HEMORRHOIDS in I tor 18 vvtr we haws luc. f ptopU for tht lilrTtcnis wv ipccialitc in. Rtcul And Colon and Stomach ttu WE CAN FIX ANYTHING City Electric IT4 W, tetso bt,v Phone 2J3 rnta eomputtly doni iwiv ith without bosrttl ' optrmon. no coaiinatBtnt. N loit o( timt from yof work. CM r writt lor FREE Booklet today. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC VI. Cor. V. Burnt id and Graid Am Taltphena At 391 Pettliad. 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