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TWO' fJOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG" OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1938. News of Douglas County GLIDE GLIDE, Aug. 29 Jane Meaning, five-year-old daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. Carl Meaning; of Wide, broku her arm Thurmluy, AukuhI 25, when alio full from a play irupezo In their, woodlioune. Mrs. Carl Meaning- of (illilo la 111 In Roseburg. Miss Dorothy Asam of Glide Iffl Saturday, August 20, for Medford to be with her sister, Mrs. Merle Hargnss, who was operated on lor appendicitis. Dorothy is expected to return tills week as Mrs. llar gass is reported to be Improving ruuidly. Word was received that Hetty Engelhard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hngolhurd, former res idents of Idleyld Park, was operat od oii for apDondlcltls last veck. Mi-, and Mrs. Kodgcr Hiuurt of (Jllde are expected to return this week from a two weeks wedding rip. Mrs. Stuart was formerly Miss Irene llerrlngtori. AZALEA AZALEA. AUK. 21. Hill Cliad- wick of Dlxonvillo visited several dayB this week with relatives and friends. Mrs. William Jantzer nnd Mrs. Champ Johns and son, Dnle, spent Thursday In Grants Pass. While there Dale underwent a lonnllec tomy at the offlco of Dr. C. J. Moser. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ilnzzard of Trospcct visited briefly with friends hero Friday. Mr. ami Mrs. John Oldenburg and George Oldenburg wore Grants Pass business callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johns of Tlonncvlllu arrived hero Friday evening mid will spend sc-dP-iil days visiting relatives and friends Monry Speaker nnd Mis. Hill Hlnkly of Wolf Creek made a short stop hero Saturday on tneir way to Hosohurg. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Jantsor went td Olnlla Saturday whore they were looking alter mining affairs ami visiting Sir. ami Mrs. Jim Uv lius and son, Clifford, until Tues day. Mr. nnd Mrs. natty Cooper and daughter, Hetty, of Salem, visited lit the Lelaud Johns home a coll ide of days this week. Mr. anil Mrs. Wallace Wator worth and two children, Keith nnd Lynn of Los Angeles, Calif., were over night guests at tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Farniim Sat urday. Mrs. Agnes Davis and two chil dren of Weston, arrived hero the first of the week to visit her mot li ar, Mnry Hunth, and brother, Jim lluolli. This Is the first time Mrs. Davis -has boon buck In 10 years. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim MeClung of Oi'iiiitn Pass veiled a snort time with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilalbert llootli Tuesday. Mra. Jim Warren went to Itoso burg Sunday anil will visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. und Mrs. Hil Itaynnr, mid family. Mr. and Mrs. Itollln Fen In nnd two daughters and son-in-law from Mountain View, Calir., visited W illi Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Clmdniik, Le laud and Kd Johns Sunday. Mrs. John Itaehor and daughter. Mortice ,atid son; Glenn, of Days Creek visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ilalbert Huolh. John Ogdeu und Mark Hull were Myrtle Creek cullers Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Lniirencu Huilit baugli and two children of Port land wore dinner guests at the homo of Mr. and Mra. Forrest Fur Ham Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Couko made a trip to Yolicalla .Sunday to vis it her sister Minnie Wilson, nnd other relatives and rrlends. Mrs. Kenneth llrnwn and two children, who have been visiting her parents Mr. und Mrs. Virgil McColluiu, for the past two woeks left Saturday, for their home In Illt, Citllf. Mr. ilml Mrs. Forrest Farniim and Mrs. Cheater Johns nnd daugh ters, Klsle Mao und Ileveri;; June spent Sunday at. Graves creek vliorh they visited Mr. und Mrs. J-: 1 1 Morris. Mrs. Corn Chndwlck and grand children, Teddy and Patsy Pow ell, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johns of- llonnevllle, wont to Tyco Mon day tu visit Hie former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Inland l'owell. Miss ytrgiulii Fair from Hose bilrg Is lil'ni visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith for n lew days. Mr. and Mrs. Henry GijMcckc enjoyed a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. I red i.uhbe and family Sunday, ut the hitter's mine. OAKLAND OAKLAND, Aug. 21) W. K. God sey Is at his home hero this week from Cnmp South Duiiiiia Falls. Mr. ilml Mrs. J. K. Stearns liuve moved buck into their town real ricnen niter spending the sunimer ll I their cuiiip ut Conn creek. Iticharil Illinium nl Klaniath Falls Is a guest this week at the A. L. Mallery home. Word lias been received here that Mrs. Myrtle Getlilug mid Curl Anderson were uiiirrled in Kliimaili couiiiv August 111, and that I hoy are A. 1'. McCtlllocIl of llakerslleld. Announcement Deht ahd Ellison " HAVE LEASED THE Percy Robirison Service Station t Stephen! and Burke Sta, Wd Invite Your Pstronsgs PHONE 726 living near Chllonuin. Guests at the J. D. Jones home last Thursday were Mr. and Mra. Calif., Hurley Amos of Hollywood, and Mrs. Luellu Quant. Mrs. I.ilti Pilrcell and grandson, Qlenn Hoss Junior of Los Augeles departed Friday after spending the summer In Oregon visiting friends and relatives. She had been visit ing W illi her sister, Mrs. Joo Miller, here for the past week. Wilson Hartshorn was In Oak land from Sutherlln Thursday on business. Mrs. C. A. Hrniid of Hoseburg was In Oakland on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allls and family returned Friday from Ash land where they had spent tlio auminor. They are now living in the Sam Jones bouse. Judge und Mrs. A. F. Stearns and Mrs. John llakanson ahd fam ily drove to Corrilllls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C- uovinguon and fitfully spent Wednesday ut Oregon beaches going as far north as Yaciiats. Mr. and Mrs. Homie Howard of Klkhend were business visitors lu Oakland Wednesday. Richard Smith has returned here after a month of lire fighting at Wendling creek. Mrs. A. Carlson nnd daughter, Detty Lou,' uro visiting relatives at llwaco. Wash. Huddy Hodge, who has spent the summer with Mr. and Mrs. J. i. Jones, returned to his homo Mon day with Mr. Heck of Portland. 11. Kranson. who is working at the Southern Pacific station nt Yon calla, visited friends hero Tues day, Mrs. Hugh Miller has gone on a vacation at Cottage Grove and I'M gone. MIsb Irene Maupin and Mrs. S. S. Schell were Eugene visitors Tuesday. . Jackie Weyforth returned Tues day from Long-Heuch and Chehalis, wash., whoro she visited roiatives and friends. At the former place shd visited Mrs. Helen Ellsworth, former owner of the Oakland Var iety store. Charlotte Illney of Hosohurg Is visiting her aunt, Miss Kathryn Deluding, and her friend, Jackie Weyforth. Joo Chenoweth of Sutherlln wns 111 Oakland Tuesday morning. Ito is awaiting Ills call Into the U. S. nnvv. Frank Pelzol mado a Business Irln to Salem Iho first of tlio week Miss Georglaniia Chenoweth has arrived from Cheney, Washington, lor a shoi I vacation nt the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Chenoweth. S ho will return to normal school In Cheney next month. Phil Deck of Portland spent last week end ut the J. I). Jones ranch. Miss Kiitin yii Dearllng has re turned here from Hoseburg where she' litis, hen employed. Mr: Hud Mrs. ID. (1. Young 'ii nil fuhiliy have returned from a week's vacation In tlio mountains in cust om Oregon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald need nnu linhy are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mis. Fay Leallierwood during the vacation of Mr. Heed. who is employed In a bank in Hose burg. Miss Josephine llntrll is visiting friends In Eugene this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eldnn Dormnnd of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. W. U Dailey of Jerferson, were guests at Hie homo of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McKlnney here. They departed Friday utter visiting for , u few days. Mrs. Florence 'I'heda of Wennl- choc. Wash.,- and her brother, Leo Applcgnto, visited at tlio liny Mil ler and Jde Miller homes Wednes- Iny and Thursday. They departed Friday eii roule for San Ftniiclsco. Guests nt tho Guy Cole homo Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Don Heed and baby. Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Cole. George Wilcox and daughter, Jean, Mr. und Mrs. Vic tor llaird, and Mr. and Mrs. my Leiltherwood. Mrs. C. F. Cooper was taken to the hospital Saturdny. Mr. and Mrs. Kugctie Heyers or Seattle, Wash., are visiting at the Lee lleyors home hero. Mr. ahd Mrs. Glen Gurney and son, Arnold, were in Oakland today on business. Air. und Mrs. A. P. McCulloch returned the first of Hie week lo their home In llnkcrsflcld, Calif., atter spending a month here visit ing at the H. E. Mahnucy home. James Mallery urvived ut hull Diego, Calif., Wednesday, alter having spent a week ut his home here. Mrs. Hurry Oakley of Porllaiid Is on a vacalion for a week and Is spending her time at tlie L. F Stearns homo here and at thu Earl Oakley home in Hoseburg. J. C. Ilovlugdoli Is on a vucultnll iiim his duties nt (he E. G. Young Feed Vour Lawn Now if 'ou expect a good turf hcxt season. New low prices on Vigoro and Evergreen Fertilizers, End of season prices on Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Sprinklers und other lawn and garden supplies. 'See Us First We Can Save You Money' DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. HOSEBURG, ORE. OUk BOARDING HOUSE LOOK AT THE OLP BARNACL.H- COVEREP TRAMP THAT'S UMPIhlG MJTO PORT- "THE OLP WRECK HAS BEEW THROUGH SOME KlWD OF A SLOW AUO LOST HIS MAIM SAIL AMP , TOPPER y Mi IJUe's HAt a TOUH CKOSSIa - & Co., bank. . Mr. nnd Mm. J. IX Jones nnd ho ii. Dallon, dopiirted Tuesday morning on a trip which would tnke them to Ashland, the Oregon Cnves and Crescent City. Arvtll Miller departed Wednes day Tor his home lu Ck-ndnle af ter spending several days visiting at Hie Leonard Miller home. Mr. und Mrs. Oswald Hand nnd three daughters arrived, Sunday from Hremcrton, Wash., to spend a woek nl the Alfred Hand home. Mr. find Mrs. Murray Hunnon nnd children of Redding, Calif., departed Wednesday for Portland utter a snort,, vislL with rolatlvos here. Mrs. Haiinon was Miss Uoro thy Neil! before her marriage, and a daughter of Mr. und Mrs. C. H. Nen I. Mrs. Virgil Smith and daughter, Virginia, were In Oakland Thurs day on business. MELROSE MHLItOHIC, Aug. 29. Mr. nnd Mrs. lieruitrd Feuwick und baby son, J.lmmle, of Vernoula, Ore., "and VI i Kilffh U'lltliv mill hod. r.arv. nf Salem, visited lust week with tho former's parents Mr. und Mrs. tun lleckor and his slHter, Miss Uui'huru Heckei"; ' . Mr. mill Mrs. George Kundburg, son, Honalil, and duughter Uonna left Thursday for Klamath Fails u'hi'm tho t'fti'ini'i' id rmnlOvcd. Mr. Suudhiirg ciiine from Klamath Wed nesduy night lo move his family there. Johnnie Pelrequiu nnd llean Keker i-oliirnorl tiniiin liml HillltrdllV from ii l-ll llvo st nek tuilizliifr tour to Coos and Curry counties. Tho for mer won first Iroin Douglas Lou ty In the Judging contest. Mrs. II. Sullivan und daughter, Shirley, and sou, Junior, of. Iowa, tii-rlvofl In 4 1 Kill ii I'll ii v tn visit I hu former's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. K. M, Seely nnd Carl Seely. This Is Mrs. Sullivan's first visit to Melrose. Mr. and Mi-b. Stanley SJtogon moved Thursday from their home to tho George Sundhurg home to reside while Mr. and Mrs. Sund bo rg uro away. CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VAU.KV, Aug. 89. Kurt '('odd. of keymrt, Vnsll., vlalted Ills Hl.iter Mrfl. I'll! TiiriiHli Inst week. .Mr. Todd Is Just from the Murines und litis heeu slulioiietl III Chiiiil fnr tile tuist three yenrs. Ilhndii Smllli who lius heeu work- ln ut MkKhIIh left Inst week to go with her fullier .1. V. Smith to Griinla I'uss lo plek hops. The Smith fninlly urn living neur Kel ley's Korner. Hot) Smith who hits been very 111 wllh blood poisoning is very nitleh belter. Mr. Todd is just from the murines family, nf llend. und Mrs. I'upst's mother spent n week ut tiielr home on Cuniiis Mountain und then went lo work in tlio hop fields. Mr. und .Mrs. George l.iinint de rided not to go to the hop fields us hud planned. I.iltle Hurlene Meruilneii is so UllH'll better that she Is stuvillg wllh her Hunt Mrs. Thelmnr liir- tner iiguln. Hot HU-k, of Allegany, spent Sat- THBRE'3 SOMETHIMQ PAVHLIAR ABOUT TH' BUS PROWMUST'Ve PLOWED THROUGH A LOT OP FOAM IM ITS PAV,TO MAKE IT THAT RED. AHOY matey VOU'lL PlfJD -TH' HARBOR MASTER 3 WAITlMa IMSlOE TO MOV UP YOUR PECKS i i ' f - I 1 tirdny and Sunday vlsiling at tlio home of his futher R. W. Dick. J. It. Standley rind George Denn have traded their old tractors In on a John Ueere tractor. The trade was made through the Farm Bureau Kx change In Hoseburg. Alva and Richard Thomas, of Portland, visited over the week-end with their mother. Mrs. Lee Palmer. Miss Dorothy Thompson who has been visiting Miss Lula Roberts for the last two weeks left Saturday for her home in Newberg. Mrs. Lonnle Clark, of Coqulllc, cnlled the first of the week at the home of her . aunt, Mrs. Charlie Reynolds. She reported her brothel-, Terrl! Cooper, past the danger now of losing his foot which was badly crushed in a logging accident. He will still bo in the hospital for some time. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Perry attend ed the poultrymen's picnic Sunday. Clarence Miller, of West Rose burg attended to business here Sun day afternoon. Mrs. Nellie Brown, of McKlnley, Coos Co. is visiting here with rela tives. Jesse Cotton has just been re leased from the Myrtle Point hos pital rind is. staying at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Standley. He got the tendons torn loose In one foot by a rolling log while working at the Standley camp and has been tu the hospital for some time. He will be on crutches for several months. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. O'N'ell and two sous, Jimmle and Dannie, and Mrs. May Brown, of Marshfield, came out Sunday to bring Margaret Brown home after a week's visit at the coast town. The party spent the .day at the Wilfred Brown home returning lo Marshfield that eve ning to meet her friend Miss Grace Skully, of La Grande, who Is visi ting her for a week. Mr. and Mrs. C. TO. IJritiaiu, of DUlard. spent Tuesday night ut the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest. Whee ler Und Wednesday (hay all went to the const together spnnding tho lay at Marshfield und Sunset Hay. Miss Bertha Lacy enine from Ki gen Friday afternoon to visit a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Krnest Wheeler before going to Iledmond where her" school begins Sept. 5. J. It. Standley Is baling straw for several in the vulliv this week. N'eal Brown Is threshing his crop of late spring grain from his ranch In Upper Cnmas. YONCALLA YONCALLA, Aim. 3d Mrs. Kressee and daughter of Hood Itivor are visiting Mrs. Kressee's mother, Mrs. Lillls Brawn. Mrs. Waklnshaw and g.and- daughter, Dixie Lee. left Thurs lay for a week-end's visit with relu- fives In Cottage Grove. Mr. Wak- Major Hoople JJA t5,IDST-irai I - V, stMae THEM WHAT ILL 70RTUKJE IS HOUMDING MY HEELS That treats me to this UMWAKRAMTED HUMILIATION 3 Insliaw will go up Sunday. Mrs. II. L. Stonaker spent sever al days this week visiting relatives in Grants Pass. I Miss Alice Spalding of North Bend spent Thursday with her launt, Mrs. Mary Thompson, enroute to' Grants Pass. Mr. Young, relief agent for the S. P., left Tuesday for Silverton. I Tom Westfall has been receiving treatments nt Eugene for sinus. Mrs. Delpha Asher and family of Astoria visited at the Minnie Lutz home Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Clove Ambrose arc visiting relatives in Uakersvlllc, Culif. . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Palmer and Mrs. Phoebo Palmer are visiting relatives in eastern Oregon and Boise, Idaho. Mrs. Huff left Wednesday rot Eugene. Mrs. Madclino Schiro of Sacra mento, Calif., is visiting her father, Dr. McKuig. Mi's. Norn Mathls, who has been In Hoseburg Tor Hie last two weeks, taking care of her mother who is III, returned to her home here Fri day. I DRAIN , I D It A IN, Aug. 29 Tho North Oouglas County fair at Drain is (luted for Sept. Kith und 17tn. I ! Mrs. C. O. LaUrander and little j son, George, spent a few days last I week lu Ileedsport at the home of , her brother, Walter Brookbart. Her nephew, Dick Brookbart, accom- pauled her home on Sunday for a I short visit. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Godel and Mr. i and Mrs. Leo Godel and family, of Spencer, Nebr., spent Thursday at Winchester Bay where the Leo Godel family got their first view of the ocean. Curl Hooker, former student of the Drain grade school, spent a few days visiting friends here. : Miss Audrey Wood of Portland, is visiting at tho homo of her mo ther, Mrs. Fred Curd well. Mrs. Llllie Craig had as recent guests, her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Smith of New York, enroute to Klamath Falls. While here they took Mrs. Mary Mat toon for a trip lo Ileedsport and to the beach. She had not been out for a long time but enjoyed the ride very much. Miss Dorothy Jerauld came home from Portland where she has been attending Hehnko-Wulker, for a couple weeks vacation. Mrs. Wheeler and daughters, Gwen and Virginia, Mrs. Grace Henderson nnd sou, Ward, left Wednesday lor the Seavey hop yards at Kugone, whero they will be employed. Dr. Bertha Devore, her mother, Mrs. L. C. Devore, nnd Mrs. Mary Hunt, returned Thursday from a ten-day vacation trip. Mrs. Bessie Utkey and children Miss Huby llensley and Raymond Helseth. are attending (he stale FOUND IN CANADA By "DING" DARLING Our buffalo, the American bison, Is forever gone in its .old abund ance. The thundering herds of millions, sweeping from the Ca nadian prairies to the Gulf of Mex ico and back In their search for fat grazing lauds, could not now be tolerated in a country of rail roads, towns, fences and farms.. There are many men now living who can recall the last of the vast herds. Bison vanished east of the Mississippi about 1800, but the last wild specimens were killed in the west less than 50 years ago. Sixty years ago, at Kearney, Nebraska, there was a factory for canning buffalo tongues. Buffalo robes were the standard equipment for every one who owned a horse and buggy. Bales of raw buffalo hides sold at 4 cents a pound. Prey of Man and Wolf "From the buffalo, tho Indians got food, clothing and shelter, the hides being used in making tepees. Hunted with arrows and lances, the enormous herds were never seriously affected before the com ing of the white man. Great lobo C. E. conference at Turner this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dixou of Rose burg took the former's mother, Mrs. Ella Dixon, to Eugene, Tues day for an x-ray and treatment. They returned the same day with Mrs. Dixon much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gardner left Thursday to visit their daughters, one at Grants Pass and one at Yreka, Calif. Mrs. Harry Cook of Azalea came to care for her sister M is. M innie Wilson while the Gardners are away. Austen Rosslter Is Improving af ter an operation last week on one eye which was injured several months ago. He hopes to com pletely recover the sight of the eye. Mrs. Ora Powell is caring for her little niece, Mollie Fullerton, while her sister, Mrs. Zelma Fullerton of Roseburg, is convalescing from a recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barker spent the day at the beach Tuesday. tenmile TENMILE, Aug. 29 Mrs. Wil Hums and Ai-bulis Albi-o are visit im; wllh relatives in Portland. Air. and Mrs. K. Marsh and .Mrs. Varnum of Oakland, Cnlif., arc guests at the Howard Hrbe home. Alls. Marsh is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbe and Mis. Varnum is Mrs. Erbe's mother. The ladies of the community gnlhered at the church one day last week and cleaned the build illB. ) Mr. anil Mrs.! Virgil Vance have moved to' the Standley logging cuiiii) where Mr. Vanco lias employ ment. Mr. and Mrs. Dalior and family of Allegheny were week-end guests ut the Frank Alblo home. A business meeting of the E.R.A. project was held at the Kowell hall last Wednesday night. Mrs. Anne Lockwood is working at Winston sorting pears. .Mr. and Mrs. Knaggs and fam ily have moved to a farm up Hice creek. Henry Rowel! made a business trip to Marshfield last Wednesday. Mr. Lockwood und sons, Laur ence, Warren and Mux, are near Vurnonia working in a logging cam ii. A sister of John McCulloch came Wednesday for a visit with rela tives Hud friends. 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Harris, " HAtF wolves followed tho buffalo aB they moved up and down the coun try, and destroyed the weak and old. The white man made short work of this great natural endowment. As soon as a slight profit was dis covered iu the mass slaughter, the leather markets of the world were glutted with the cheap hides from the Aiuorlcun bison and every farm er who wanted one could Blioru a bufralo overcoat. There was little enough sport in buffalo hunting, and at limes the plains wore strewn with the rolling carcasses of splendid animals, killed for their hides alone. Now Protected The American Ilison Society has made a close study of the history, or the buffalo. It Is estimated that ill 1S70, the surviving herds num bered about ll.OUO.nor,. The last census of bison, in 152!), gave S,:)S5 animals at large In the United Stales living within tile protec tion of national parks und U. S. Biological Survey Refuges. It is estimated there are 14,909 In Ca nada. 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