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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1938. News of Douglas; County DRAIN DItAIN. Auk. 17 Mrs. Muuilr Cowles went to KilKiMie Wuiines iuy, where she visited her liatur. Airs. Henry Hyan. Mr. and Mrs. Ivun llmker and twin sons, of Sundy, visited nt l lie imrentul Lee itiirker hume Sunday. Mrs, Kurl t'utes and duuKluer, Merta. of Ignore. Idaho, arrived Tuesday for a week's vigil with her niece. Mrs. Carl Henderson nnd family. Mrs. Cates will go on to Autioch, Calif., to visit relatives. Mr. and .Mrs. M. Kite have pur chased the ltavelle house and moved In Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. (Mill Varley ami lit tle son have heen vacatiouhiK at tlio coast lilts week. Mi-, ami Mrs. tiordon Harry of Collage (irove are in ehargo of the drug store in their ubsence. Mr. and Mis. Gilford KvveariiiK ?n and son Michael, of Monterey I'ark, Calil., and Jay Allonis of the nuvy came Tuesday for a visit at I lie home ol their parents, .Ml und Mrs. Arch Alfnrds. Mr. and .Mrs. Claude I'atchen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henderson anil family, Mrs. Karl Cates and dullish ter Merta. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 'lay lor and liltle son spent the day at Winchester Buy Sunday. . (Irani McCormlck was injured last Wednesday when it binder chain slipped from Ioks he was loading and struck him in the face. A Bon, named Hdward Albert, wan horn on August din, ill ineir humo on Smith river, lo Mr. und Mrs. Stephen Itentz. ELKTON KLKTON, Aur. 17 Mrs. Fannie Chaniberlln was attending to busl nesa matters In Kugeiio Friday. Robert Smith has returned from Kan Francisco where ho has been the pust several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Otto (liistafson. of Coob Hay, are visiting at the Char les Heddeu home. Mis. Uuy, of Uugene, lias been visiting at the homes of .Mr. and Mis. O. S. Hockley and Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Ueckley. A. t. Calvin or Pasadena, Cnllf.. Is at the B. H. Adams home. Mr. Calvin is dimming Insurance pol icies for the Woodman lodge. W. B. Powoll, of Drain, Mrs. Ella Doncy, Albert IJonoy, Fred Cox and llohblo Cox. of Coltago drove, have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sin II li. The Kellogg orchestra spent the week-end at Crater lake. Those who made the trip were Virginia Anderson, Virginia dates, Faye Jtossell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madl son, Lawrence Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Fisher and Kldnu Fisher. Grant Madison, who is a member. Is working nt the lake. The young people sold Ice cream, pie, and imp at the Douglas Conn ly Musical picnic to help rulso mon vy for the trip. Uov. O. K. llllluly. of lOugene. fiuve a vory interesting lecture on the subject "What Is Man," Sun iluy afternoon in the Church of Christ. Air. and Mrs, B, S, Adams and A. C, Calvin spent Sunday after noon nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aran Johnson, of Scottsburg. MYRTLE CREEK ' MYItTLK CltKHK. Aug. Hi Mr. and Mrs. Viilen Chuney und son of Portland, itml Air. Chaney'n mo ther, Mrs. Hurry 1'eiireo, of Hone burg, visited with relatives in Myr - lie Creek, Thnrsdny. Owing In (lie hop crop In I he ltoguo river valley helng lute in ripening, ninny of the pickers were laid oil' hint week and most ol' those from this section of (he coun ty nunc home. Some expect lo go buck the IiihL ol' the week und Home will not. Mrs. Hurley NaiiH und bahy are visiting with Mr. und Mrs. Walter AVeuver at llrldgc. Mrs; Niulh and Mvh, Weaver are Hinter.s. Mr. and Airs. L. A. Ktelzler have rel timed from the Willamette val ley. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wliner have moved hack in (heir home having fixed lip temporary living quill leiH wince their house wits destroy efl hy Hre u mnnth uuo. linH Helen Haley visited lor u lew dnyH lat week with friend at Mtirwh field, relurnlng Thursday. KIImmI and Hurley Nans and (lay lord Skinner went lo Mcdlnrd Thursday, where they hope to find employmenl In lite pear orchards. Mr. and Mrs. l-'urlpy Minor and Hons have moved lo llundon where Mi-. Minor has found work. Mr. and Mrs. Minor have heen living on South Myrtle tor several years. Mrs. (ilenu Waldorf and sou and daughter, of Oswego, are visit lug lit the home of Mrs. Waldorf's mo ther, .Mrs. Lulu Wright, who re cently had (he misfortune (o break her arm. Members, or the M. ('. Hod and (iun ciu I) went up South Myrtle creek Sunday (o try to break up u number of bail drills across the stream which mixed with nilt ami niher debris, have formed dams through which the trout cituuol jmss. Leonard I'yer. Helberl Trnsk mid Miss Wanda Parker spent Ihe week-end In Cortland vislliug with relatives and lakfug In the sights In the city, .Miss Parker visited with her slsler, Ituth, who Is at tending a beauty Hchool. The young people returned lale Sunday. M i8. t'lnrti Hailey returned Sun day from Medfonl where she went AVedtiosdny for a vlsil with her ulster, .Mrs. W. II. Iyer and fam ily. Mrs. Ifatlie Sherman wits on the Hick list early Insl week but 1b feeling much better again. Dr. 8. U Kel.app of Itoseburg was a Sunday morning visitor at (he local Christ Inn church. Airs. L. I., (hitdeiri and Iwlu daughters. Ardalli and Ardelle. Alia. Margaret Me.Mannls and tfaughtpr, Treso, and Kallnyii Idee, l-'runk Mulkuy. Mr. and .Mrs. Kd AVrlBhl. .Mr. ami ' Mi'H. Uiilltngtou ami (laughter, Suudru, ami Mra.j John CoiiIpv, all returned trow the hop yards at Grants Pass the lust ol the. week. Mrs. Hess Cooper and Mrs. Ruth Wynler gave the youngsters or the Intermediate C. K. u party at the Laurel wood nark Sa tin day even ing. A pieiric lunch wjis enjoyed which was supplemented with roasted wieners and marnhninllows l-'rleuds , of Mrs. Alary Whipple of Itoseburg, will he glad to hear that she Is recovering satisfactor ily from her broken hip, although slill coiiMiied io her lieu. Vint Dunmivin and sou, Otis, are sheailiiK sheep at the 1 . L. Drew er and T. It. iJunmivin ranches this week. News from Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Mansfield of Poineroy. Wash., an iiouneeH ihe hlrlh of a sou. Chailes 'Robert, to .Mr. and .Mrs. Mansfield m August. the young man weighed ft pounds. .Mrs. Mans field was .Miss Oorothy Itiee, only duughter or Ihe lute harles W Kice. Sunday being temperance. Sun day In the churches of America, Miss Itose Martin, lOnglish teach er in M.C.H.S. was asked to give an address on the evils of intem perance and the harm caused by alcoholic beverages, at the opening session or the Christian Sunday school. Miss Martin presented a well arranged uad clear-cut argu ment. lor total abstinence which was well received by an uppreuiu tivo audience. i trad lord Wynler hud several "furlough" daya last week which he spent vislliug with friends und home folks, returning to his work at CCC at Tiller Sunday afternoon. W. H. lireer, a south .Myrtle rancher has been supplying the lo cal market with some wonderful string beans lately. They are cull ed Oregon (ilanls a peculiarly ap propriate name as they average at least a foot in length. They are a beautiful green and white In col or und cook very quickly. Another nice quality is that they sell tor only lo per pound. Word received irom tne liouni family states that they ure on Ihe homeward way. Visiting in the soul hern states of New Alexlco, and Arizona, and Old .Mexico. The (liand Canyon was In their itiner ary last week. This week San Branclseo and a visit with the son and brother, Russell King, then home. Mrs. Itico Is improving a great deal ami getting able to use her hands very well. Mrs. Could has contracted malaria and is not enjoying Ihe trip so much Mrs. A. I. Klllott, who lives ut Tigard, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Michaels, lust week. Mr. and Mrs. lOlllolt are building a fine new modern home at Tigard. 1 Air. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns were called to Oakland, Friday after noon, by the Illness of Air. Stearns' father. County Commissioner It. L. Stearns, who suffered an attack of appendicitis. They returned home Sunday night as Mr. Stearns Sr. was Improving under the care of l)r. Devon, and was thought to he out of danger. Mrs. Clarence Zehrung has re turned from Seattle where she en- Inved ii visit with lini son and diLUghler-lu-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ilar-i Ian .eh rung. Horn (o Air. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain. Tuesday, August !, a son, (llenn Allen, weight 7 pounds and 2 ounces. Mrs. Cham berlain was formerly Miss Liia Conley. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Conley. The good word frnm headquar ters i lint full time logging would be resumed Monday was gladly re ceived here by members of the saw mill fraternities. The logging In dustry In this community Is a vory Important thing as it supplies al most the entire payroll of the neighborhood. M. Sharp is painting his house. .Mrs. Newton Is replacing the par titions in her house and has fin ished painting it on Ihe outside. Mrs. Iottie Curtis has her new cot tage almost finished. A. Al. Verrell has a force of carpenters, plumbers ami electricians busy working on his .very pretentious two-story house which is easily the finest sltueture to be built here (his year. The Trading Pout, Mr. Whit ney's new store. Is Hearing com pletion and on hist Saturday the goods from the l-'nte building were moved into the new nuaiiers. Mr and Mrs. Whitney will soon move1 lo their IMng quarters back of the new store. Mr. and .Mrs. Henri: e ewzell and son, Itlchard. of Lodl, Calil., visited here tor several days with Mr. New.ells" parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Newzell. also with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newzelt, a bro ther from Chicago, tieorge Is ery well known here having lived here since a small boy. Alter his wiadualion a few years ago he moved to California. Mrs. M. IHcckmau Is thought to be slhihtly improved although her condition does not change a great ileal from day to day. Win, Mullius and son, William .lr,, ol Herkeley, Calif., spent a few days la si week vlsltini! w it h I tie t niuuuvt 4 hrottmrs ut their homes on North Myrtle. Frank (uhhert of Santa Monica, and bis son-hi-hiw. from Holl wood, were other relatives who iilso lsiled there. Mr. Cuhhcit and Mis. lul lins are cousins of the Dunnavlns. Mrs. llattie .loues Is spending a few days at her farm. She lias lis a gnesl her sister-ln law, Mis, Maty Hrewer. Mrs Jesse Mitts and children, (ilaiiv s. I Inrley ami Kiigene of South Myrtle aro picking hops at tlrants Pass. Mr. and Airs. Waller Thaikrey have returned from a trlpo Dia mond lake and other vacation spots 111 the Cascudes. . CANYONV1LLE CAN t.VH,l,K. Aim 17 -Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hopkins returned' Phoenix Sunday alter visiting (e.i several days ut the Haluh Hosktiis hoine. Merle Hulls I on tu-compiuiled them home. Robert Shwer wiw entertained OUR BOARDING HOUSE fff VOU ACCUSE ME -- HIM FHCM THE LASV JjX ' CHOfF ? CHOIAfF- SOUI2 fc yyf d TIME, WHEM HE" , 'Ci OWKJ 8LOOD BROTHER. ..J; 'Zl LOOK WHO SOU? ME A FLEA J i OF 'DELIBERATELY S. AH FOUK1D CIECUS AKJD THEKJ DOIKJG A TEJCK OF gi MEXT T50AH, fl WCADEDADOO : THAT WATURE ? CHOfF'r AAISTAH 'A AROUKJD TILL IT X0 cHOFF.r WHEM I GO ' MAJAH.' ' S' WALKED OFF WITH OUT WITH A CHISEL, V 7O BROTHAH, 1 ALL MV PERFORMEES J, I PICK OUT SOME- c MISTAH J SW? SPUtT ? "A THIMG SOFT WOT V J JAKE y 5EE THAT THE CASH J ' A PIECE OF GRAKJITE JSlr- QOX IS LOCKECj I LIKE VOU I SEE S 7' ( JA50U.' r y 8V THE MEW GREASE --'( f&- J SPOTS OKJ OUR-VEST 1 ia "51. ffr' t- - " a TO AMOTHEE. ft-H- ( '"ywfi C0Pa!i938 BYNEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. J nt a birthday dinner Wednesday veiling at the home of Mr. und Airs. Murk Elliott, given -in his honor. Alice Albro of Ten mile is visit ing at Ihe home, of her aunt ami uncle. Air. und Airs. Walter Cornutt. Victor Shaw was a Itoseburg vis itor Friday. Rob Jones of Cleudule has been Isiting Maiden Shaw ut his home this week. The KambiVg and the Elliott families returned to their homes from the hop yards in Grants IJuss to wait until the second crop Is ready for harvest. Airs. Hester Sawyer nnd duugh ter Wilina, of Auburn, Wash., are Isiting at the home of the former's brother and sister-in-law, Air. and Airs. Eininett Moyer. Allred (Mllette of Medford Is vis iting hlH sister and brother-in-law, Air. and Airs. Milton Duhcll. An SI pound son, Abie Owen, arrived at the home of Ah', and Airs. Okie. Welsh Friday, August 5. Ihe members ol Jobs Daughters: met al the hmne of Air. and Mrs. i N. Itlddle at Kiddle Wednesday night for a social evening. They made plans for their annual vaca tion which will he a trip to the coast. They will be chaperoned by; Air. and Airs. Kiddle and Rev. and Airs. Wilson of Myrtle Creek. A Junior League party was held Wednesday evening at the parson age. Interesting games were play ed. Lillian hartley und Bill Hobsou received prizes for winning the scavenger hunt, lief reshmeiits of ice cream, cake and sandwiches ; were served. i Air, and Airs. Chas. Hawthorne made it short visit at the home of j their niece. Airs. Louis Elliott, on their way home to Visalia, Calif. . Clarence Moore was home over the week-end from the Lake O the Woods where he Is employed. A. M. Shaffer, Robert Shaffer, Dan Phillips. Airs. Murk Elliott, ami Mrs. Ralph Hoskhis attended a fel lowship meeting Monday night. Ted and Hetty itoss and .Myrtle Herbison motored to (irants I 'ass Sunday. Mrs. Faye II. Patterson, who has been engaged in missionary work in Java, will give a lecture and present, illustrative pictures nt the Cospel Mission, Thursday, August IS. Re. Patterson recently gave his life there in gospel service and Airs. Patterson Is carrying on the work. The Cauyonvllle Townsend club held their' mem ing Wednesday night. August HI. Plans were dis cussed lor a large entertainment in the near future. The next meet ing will be August HI. Herman Caedecke or Cow Creek, transacted business at R. U. Whit ney's Saturday. Ail hur Maiiplu has returned to Canyonvtlle lor a few days from a trip to ihe coast. Airs. Jack Carey was a visitor at the Ralph Whitney home Wed nesday evening. Frank Wnoster of Hays Creek transuded business in town Satur day. Mrs. Homer tiallop and Mrs. Wolfe of Myrtle Creek were visi tors at lh' Ralph Whitney home Friday night Airs. John Amacher spent Friday night at the Clitlord Meak home, on her way to Portland lo visit her mot her. Mr. and Mrs. .1. t). Gloss motored to Ashland Satuiday und returned Suuda evening. Mrs. R. S. Mvsick of I 'ays Creek was a business visitor in town Satuiday. SUTHERLIN SPTMERLIN. Ann. IU - Mr. and Mrs. Frank V Young and daugh ter, June, Mrs. L, I. Cameron, and Miss Jean Laird, drove to I teed s porl and Florence beaches hist weekend. Miss Genevieve Lansing of Col lage Grove was a Wednesday guest of Mis liene Murphv. Mr and Airs. Robert Hyers, who are v isitinc here irom Seati le, were guests at the heme of Aha. Maide Ross, Sunday. , Helty Price, nf Portland, visit ed at ihe home of Mrs. Cora Al'ep this week, returning to Portland I with on Thursday. Kathleen und Donald Ross, Miss Irene Murphy and La Verne French were Sunday guests at the home of Airs. Anna Good, ut L'nit--qua. Miss Vivian Falkenstein. of La Crosse, Wis., arrived Friday and will spend some time visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. K. H. Rethwell. Air. and Airs. Howard McGarvy were Rose burg visitors the mid dle of tho week. They are new ar rivals to Suthcrlin, coming from San Bernardino, Calif. Airs- Ale Garvy is a daughter of Mrs. R. C. Finlay. Air. MeOarvy Is employ ed at the ciuiclt silver mine. Airs. Verne Holgate and Airs. Frank Holgate drove to Portland Wednesday. They wero joined Saturday by Frank Holgate who accompanied his brother, Everett, lo Portland, the latter having vis ited relatives here over Friday. Earl Dukes, who has been work ing in Nevnda for several months, returned Sunday, George Heller will make the re pairs on the house and woodshed that were damaged by fire, belong ing to Mrs. Joseph Stark. Hoofs that have been completely ro shingled are the Dobblearo, Bob Krntton, Joe Wlxoui, J. C. Camp bell and Theodore Andei.son homes. Frank DeAIenilt and Tommy Krewson, who have a logging con tract nt Drain, spent the week end with their families. ' A. M. Chester has spent seyeial days in the past week hauling pen cil wood from the hills into Ku gene for I ji Verne French. He finished Friday. Airs. Cecil Carr, accompanied by her two daughters, Airs. Lo :it Stearns of Oakland and ,Miss Doris, shopped in Roseburg Thurs day. Air. and Airs. Dick Valentine. My. and Airs. John Alusgrove and sons. Mr. and Airs. Geo. Ileecrolt and children, and Air. and Airs. Paul Troelle enjoyed a camping trip nt Tyee Saturday night. They re turned Sunday morning- Sutherlin fire department has been very busy during the past week In burning off dry grass on vacant lots in town. Dr. 11, W. Snook is removing the old garage building belonging lo John l.eitel, of Curtain. Everett Holgate of Portland vis ited Friday and Saturday with hi;i mother. Airs. Robert Hall. Leo Holgate, who has heen vis it ing 'for the past several weeks, went to Portland last week where he will be employed in the South ern Pacific railway shops. Airs. Wilson Hartshorn, who Iris been 111 for sometime was well enough to visit Roseburg Friday. "Spike," the bobtailed cat be longing to John anil Wayne Alus grove. the cut that figured in an endurance swimming nil test winter during Ihe flood, has I v.o b bl ailed kittens to carry on her name. She is a Manx cat and un usually smart. A- G. Weber has received In quiry from a film company reient ly regarding a beautiful inarke.l black and white colt borii (his spring. The Utile fellow is very at t ract I ve and should be w ort h real money In a movie outfit or circus. He has a shiny black co.it with a very peculiar white mark SWIM -DANCE Enjoy your fav orite recreation RICHARDSON SPRINGS OUTTE CO. CALIF. Q TaV, Highway 9)E to Chico (Q) 9B9' tk.f, Pa..J Uiah..laaurilaar Ut.n P.. ad High.., I. our d.sr m m Thtr It luch vanity of recreation) opportunities here that, no matter what you prefer, you can't be dtiappointtd, Accommodation to fit every budget: F'A Merfafn UoUl, Mell Slti-j Collagai nd tllractiv Haul eke ping CotttgM, , Tit, Pameui Minaral Watra art trtm Major Hoople ings from his hips back. Mr, and Airs. Clyde Cortor of Coon creek shopped in Jtosburg Saturday. A. L.'Renl, whose car was badly damaged in a wreck recently has received the car completely repair ed by a Roseburg firm. , Mrs. Richard Firman of Rose burg spent Sunday in Sutho.rliii. - Billy Cronenwett drove a truck loaded with baled hay belonging to Dr. I. A. Dunlap, to Marshfleld last weclfl Dr. Dun lap reports the market price better on the bay. Mis. Cora Allen accompanied by her two daughters, Alisses Helen and Junnitu, visited relatives In Ccttage Grove Sunday. The Kerntn woil drilling outfit of Roseburg has returned there after working for sometime fn Sutherlin vicinity. The outfit had to go almost two hundred feet down before reaching any good supply of water on the Swctliud place, formerly known is the C. S. Austin place oast of town. Miss Ruby Anderson, formerly of this community, was a buMh',es;j visitor in : Sutherlin last week. She is now located at Seattle. Hilly Witcher, of Ropobini; via iled Hilly Trozelle last week. Tne two boys rode bicycles to Rose burg Sunday evening and will spend a few days together there. Pear harvest began Saturday hi the Paul Helweg orchard. The crop is. goad nnd the work em ployes a large number of people. Airs. Wilfred Carlile left Tues day for Reedsport to visit rela tives. Airs. Hubert McFarland and daughter, Connie, accompanied by Dick Boll, arrived the first of the week to visit at the home of Mr. and Airs. G. W. Milam. Airs. AIc Farlaue and Dick Hell are daugh ter and son of Mrs. Allium- The McFarlnnes live in southern Cali fornia. Dick Roll, recently of the C. S. coast guards returned a short time -ago from the Huw.r.iau islands, where he was stationed. Mr. and Airs. Geo. Beecroft and children attended the mission tete of the Lutherun church in Rose burg Sunday. Air. and Airs. Geo. Short and son George Jr., were Sunday visitors at the P. C Trozelle home. Air. and Mrs. F. L. Young, who have visited relatives In Head foi the past six weeks, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Roy Covert, who has been visiting on the coast near Itandou for the past week returned 1101110 Friday. Durward Hunt, of RelTrvnd, Ore., was a Sutherlin visitor Sat urday. Mrs. J. C. Campbell, uceonnvm ied Airs. Emery and her son, Chris to Roseburg on business Saiuiuay Henry I entey was a business visitor in Tillamook Saturday. Elmer Cordy attended to busi ness in Roseburg Saturday. Pauline Troelle and Bonnie Al corn w ere Saturday night guests of Airs. Clyde Holmaii and lUclYl- er the dance at Nonp.-.reil while there. A real buying opportunity! DR. WEST'S WoUr-prooM Tr-irtTUSDI ICU SUNSET THRIFT STORE 240 No. Jackson St. i03f AXV ol ol thai Nation Shows No Concern Over German Activity Across Border. LONDON, Aug. 17. (AP) Little Belgium today opened her biggest scale war maneuvers' since 1913 while her massive eastern neigh bor throbbed to the drumbeats of) Adolf Hitler's similar maneuvers closely watched around the world.) Ban-tern districts of Belgium,.' which relt the first blow of.Gernian' Invasion 24 years ago, had much uie same appearance as in iuh but the nation's otftclal attitude was one oK utter detachment from the German war games. Meantime. ..France's air chief, Cien. Joseph Vuilleinin. reached Merlin for a friendly tour or Ger man aerial garrisons .and aircraft industries. "' 1 Reuters (Hritish news agency) dispatches 'reported the Czechoslo vak supreme war council, meeting in Praha. decided the political and military situation of central Europe did not warrant any special mili tary measures to protect the na ion from aggression. Belgium's maneuvers coincided with reports the government had decided to tortiiy the nation s southern border with concrete machine-gun nests to constitute a third line of defense in case other lines were forced to yield. Southern defenses also would re pel invasion from France. Observers also pointed out Ger many, as a new guarantor of Bel gian independence, would not fall to complain If Belgium locked her eastern door and left the southern one open. OLALLA OLALLA, Aug. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ollivant attended the Culver Bushnell picnic at Tenmile Sun day. Mrs. Lucy Jennings from Rose burg was a caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. FreH Byron Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ireland and son from Marshfleld spent Sunday at the home of Ireland Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Carnall wont to Roseburg Sunday to see their now granddaughter, Miss Sally Jean Hook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hook of Glide. Mrs. Hook was formerly Miss June Carnall. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nash, who have just returned from a visit to Idaho, wereguests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryou over the week-end. -o- DIAMOND LAKE DIAMOND LAKE, Aug. Hi F. C. Howell. Grand Master of The Masonic Lotfge of Oregon, D. R. Cheney, grand secretary,, and other prominent members of the order from Portland iucluding: J. 0- Freck, Fred Hurt man, W. Wallace Hpehce, H. Mauaeui Clarence O. Phillips, Jack S. Gordon, and A. L.' Grintze spent the week-end at Diamond Lake resort. The above mentioned attended a special com munication of Med ion! lodge No. iu;i A. F. & A. M. held on Cloud- cap Point on Crater lake rim Sat urday, August 13th, F. F. Morton, assistant regional forester, Portland, accompanied by V. V. Ilarpham, supervisor Ump- iiia National forest, and his assist ant C. L. Clark of Itoseburg were at Diamond Lake during the past week. H. D. Kent of California-Oregon Power Co., spent Sunday at the lake taking moving picture shots to be used at the San Francisco ex position. Also during the past week L. C. Barnard of I lie Los Angeles Fxatniner, O. L. Hulbert of The Ios Angeles Times, stopped over night at Diamond Lake, taking pic hires the fnflmvine day for a motor Modernize tlmt II ii s i ii e s s Structure make FHA Loans for modernizing business structures, as well as homes. Amounts' up to 810,000. Iuiercst at 5 discount. Repay in convenient monthly installments over mi extended period. Also loans for building new structures of moderate cost at from 31 lo 5 Jog of vacation spots; ' -!-1 - W. A. Brown, promotion manag er Oakland Tribune, ' 'Oakland, Calif., arrived Sunday, .accompan ied by his sisters. Margaret and Marian Brown, and M. K. Simmons, for a two weeks vacation at Dia mond lake. .Mr. Brown came im mediately after the return to Oak land of C N, Hansen, sport editor of The Tribune, who took daily limits of rainbow trout the previous week. Visiting Diamond lake during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Kd Neat of San Francisco. Mr. Neal Is night sport editor of The San Francisco News. Mrs. Neal is society editor of The Burliugaiue California Advance, S. F. WAREHOUSES SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16 (AP) A labor dispute' today closed all San iFVun.I'.ico public warehouses. The 19 companies operating the warehouses closed with the notice to CIO employes they could, return io work "if and when you unload the freight cars of supplies from Wool worth." Spokesmen for the association of San Francisco distributors con tended that by refusing to unload the car from the struck Wool worth company shed the union hud vio lated its contract. Four "five and 10" stores still were being picketed today after a strike was called against the Kress and Newberry concerns in a con troversy over renewal of expiring contracts. More than 30U employes were involved. LUPE AND JOHNNY FINALLY DIVORCED LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17. CAP) Lupe Velez finally got that di-, vorco from Johnny Weissnmller. She went into superior cou.'t to day and testified her swimmer husband of five tempestuous years was sullen, jealous and refused lo take her out. The hearing was very brief. This was the third time she sued for divorce. It was announc ed in court the Mexican actress and her husband had affecie:! a property settlement. UPSWING SEEN FOR LUMBER INDUSTRY WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (AP) The lumber Industry reported to day it was on "the upgrade." For the first timo in weeks, its representatives said, the industry was displaying signs of shaking off seasonal doldrums aggravated by subnormal economic conditions of the past winter and spring. Basing their statements o.i fig ures compiled by tho Natibnril Lumber Manufacturers' association the lumbermen estimated produc tion the past few weeks as G'.l per cent of the l!t2! weekly average higher than In many month?. For Appointment Telephone 82 SPRUCE and make it more RENTABLE or SALE ABLE or 'iittrnctive lo your ow,n customers. We discount. Get full (fcrlails E. S. McCLAIN, Manager v. M. OF1R, Asst. Manancr lto.selMii f'ii'ttificli oflhf Unit cmI Sl;ils Xsitfional Si.juk limit Ojlirr. I'orllaml, ItrrKim M i. m n c n itnnii, ihphmt ioii r r k i: ii n p n r t i n - Inc Great Brltiau,. automobUjp drivers' test are so difficult that more than 27 per cent or Ihe ap plicants In the last three years have failed. ' CORNS CURED WtrtTi aetata! ten awe. ' CKH-0f IlitraitMl MH bMk Mra im C li IS (! ilktirt fJa, N adi born r mtiuh. tM.ee II W ARO It ml hi Ml4 $50.00 REWARD Chapman'8 C.OQUMt Pharmacy vw. we City Electric 124 W. Casa St. Phono 233 Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J R. R. 2, Box 22U Roseburg, Ore. FLOWERS For Every Occasion UMPQUA FLORIST 125 West Cass St. Phone 630 WOOD AND Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering your full winter's wood supply. You'll save now or you'll pay more later! Creen Slab, 4', per eord ....$2.00 Green Slab, 16", per cord 3.00 Planer Ends, load 4.50 Mill Ends, load - 4.50 Delivered in City TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. feHaaMaasaaaHaajjaajlBiiaHBHaajjBaaaaaiH B00L00 mm Vacation Specials THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c on $2.50 Permanent Wave Complete $1 on a $3.50 Permanent Wave Complete $1.5,0 on a $5 Permanent Wave Complete All Work Done by Licensed Operators North Side Beauty Shop 560 N. Jackson St. TREVAH DAVIS UP that building ut ouce.