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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEDUG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 , 1939. TWO L WE T WAsm.wro.w jh. !n. iai') The IliinU of Ami'ili-a lost today in Icilunil iliHlrii't coimi lis liu'lil lo obtain n o'tt' hltKltintr a hitui'I ties commission investigation of the bank. Justice O'DoihikIuk' ilisnilsHed the bank's petition t i r an injunction. He rtllcci the SJCU had mil author ity .to investigate the west ina.-l hankint; house in connection with its inquiry into Tnins-Aiiii-riiit cor poration, which owns 4- I'i cent ot the bank's stuck. The commission has chained (he corporation with rilitiK "(also and misleatliliR" slaieuienls In connec tion wjlh Its application lor ,SKJ reglHtrttlion. Tile bank claimed il could not also be subject lo scrutiny or sine ervislon of the commission without a special act of congress. Counsel lor the bank said they would tile an appeal. Around the County AZALEA AZAI.HA. Jan. 111. - I.. S. Joints, Champ Johns ami son, llarwlu spent Monday in Itoseburl;. ills. Corn Cbadwick of liivouvill ' .ac companied them bom ' for tended visit, at tin I.. S. .lolins home. Mrs. Jim I'lcketl snout the Mm. past week visltini; her si .MeKnrlaiiil al lirulu, s!u tended the wedilinn id h also at ir ihiuule let-, May I laluewo'id, wiiile tin n: .Mrs. Mrs. Lowell Curl Is am Tom lluusiikor shnuped III (I rant ti rass Wodiiesday. Mr. and Airs. .Ill y .lolins -U ip- ped In Uom'blim Thursday uller jioon. I,. H. Johns attended to business III. Hays Crock 'I'lfesd iyi ; Ml', and Mrs. U'all'en llazen and Jim. ICslher llazen alleuiled lo business and shopped In i'ass Wednesday. .Mrs. Ora Colldray wioi bum caller Wednesday. Mrs. Waller Kemp, M Fisher and :Mrs. Henry t C ran Is a liose- i-s. Jake lae.hvko were in Clendalo nesH. Titeulav on bum- I i Jlr. and Mrs. N'enloii Caeilei ke. Mrs. ,J Icnry '(liicrleckC tiad son, Hobby. transacted i bic llte.-:i In itostlhuri; rlalurday. OLALLA OLAU.A. .Inn. :M. Undi Miller nl' Oakland euuie lo OlulljiJ.lie ivM nf 11m week In haul avwiy ti lual ol buiiii purt hiiHiMl I torn .Monroe At -ioll and Henry Howell. dim .lulinmni ami lanill;,' wen.1 JoH'lmi'K vitOlorw Salimlay. Milte, Ireland, win) lias been re 'iciviiiK treatment ill 11m ConIIe hospital tor blood polnoiiiiu: in Ilia Ann. canned liy a alm-r .'rout a tteel i-iibli?, Ik ulile In In? in home jain. Roy .1. Ciiriuill whs I raiiKjfiiux bushiest In oselmp (Yfdav. A nice rain tell in the -alley (luring I lii! w ''li en if ami will In iH great benefit to rru)M ami pas hire. (lay lord Lnoney w:m triUen (,o Morey hospital (n Uosehni ., lor medical treatment Tliunida,. .Ion llomfilka left Sal iinlny lor .Uolalla where bo has recently jinr cbaKiMt a I rai t of twelve acres of land. Mr. and M in. Virtue llowni'd and l!fH. Uo.v Carnall Mnen Ki May-, nt I be - home of - M r. and Mrs; Karl, Dllivunt. In llm evulm; .Mr. and Mim. Etalpli Healer ami Mr. ami Mrs. lialpli ItoWiiid ami iiiiw:;'nli r Nona Mae, joined t hi- part v. 1 1 1 -nose checkers an I pnim blo were enjoyed until a I lie Im ir w In n Mi-h. Ollivaiil nrive.1 sandwiches, cake, pie and eolfee. 'I ho inva sion tbr fourth weddln.u an il I versa rv of Mr. a:.il Alv.i, J (ea ter. Mrs. I'M ill Cllniore v Uum'tuz Blit'iit nv. oral days recent ly as Ktie.t of her inolber, Ml h. Alary Nort born ft and aluo v tutted her HiHter, iMt'rt. (lene Olli'ant. and brother Harvey Nurt luralt. GLENDALE (il.KNKAI.K. Hie.. I'eb, ... Mrs. J. S. Woodrolfo and Mra. in. lloltsclaw sboppeil mid visited al Jtosehui'!; Saluritay. Illllle lleli her, sltldenl lit Will tllliette nniversity, Salein, Hlielll. the week-euil here lit Hie lnune ol his parenls, Jlr. and Mrs. Km tin -1 1. Jlel.her. Airs. I,esl,.- Wnules ami il. until ler Unity I .oil and Alts. Hud Heidi- or vlsilcd ut Crams I'ass Thins llay. Mi', mill Airs. .1. K. Alctlrew spetll Hie weekend vixllllIK Willi relit Itvcs m Cinuts I'ass, Aliss I.aura liaess. Mis. Lcslei Wlnd.'S mid ills. Al rhtlllps spent J''rlda.v al Koseburi:, Airs, t-.'ni lint t lublicr vilurneil I'iiiiii I'airlield. CaliL. Widnesdav. Mtleie She Visited lit the home of tier dauuhler. Airs. Stanley Wil liams, and family. She was.lic-i-nnilKi lneil home by her itl audstut, Jlean Wiiliailis. . VViirreii .Moody and Ailhur mid ' Itlllle lliili,ms were llruuls. J'.e-s lsitoiM 'Sntitrday, .',,.Mf. lind Alr.s. I.'. 1!, Harvey mid Hrr. anil 'kits. A. il. I lenniiicer at- tvtled the ..show at Ci'anls l'ass Stlhllnr ' ! ATr; tuid sits! II. c. lluiilin-ton tlrovo to litiseblll!; Wedlll'sday eve llllli;. when- tii.v atleniied a din Her ineelini: ol lite County Ji in eipals' a:,soci.u,,n. m wbi, !i Air. Jlimuiielun is president. The pine cipal sieal;Vr or the eveniii!: was .Miss Auncs Hill llford. coliilt.V ju venile ntticer, who nddies-letl the croup -,i? '.lneiiile tlniiers ami the Juvenile Coilit," Ji . Xe anil Alasine Mi M.ei, 11 ppeii Sunday Mllh Alls. Ne ut A.-hliiiti, v. hero t.tie t-. i.tpi'i: t,o i air. id the illness ot her lathe'-. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1 HUH, IP HE STARTED OUT TO SET THE WORLD OKJ FIRE AT AKJ EARLY AX3E, X'LL. BET HE PID IT OM BORROWED MATCHES, w VJS LL , Bl M K VOUR -TEETH I MTO ;1 THIS-TLL GIVE YOUR UMCLE BRUWO A WEEKTOTUMEIM H om the old pays with you, y I or.ryipr T CZCAl I ID TUF AKAAVF. L C3IVE VOUR UMCLE !. WEEKTOTUWE IM OLD PAVS BrEAK UP WITH rAY STATIC MO HIVE FULL VVVITH rAY STATIC --THIS HOUSE ,-C7 IS MO HIVE FULL OF HONEY fej0 7 FOR HOOPLE DROMES S -OR HOOPLE DROMES ycoPR. 1939 ny nf a srtivicE. inc. i. m. reg. rS. 1 i I ( f 1 J i. W .v.- Out nf 1 1 io son ;il Prdvincctnwn, M;iss., r:nnt litis 30-foot skok'ton of old .srtlts tip ProviiicclDwn w;iy are having a (inn Unto recalling tlu; liahy monsters. The skelelnn, held by two of the eoa.st Kuani.smen complete with vertebrae, a toothless skull with a hole on top and frog-like feet. .1, ;. Keys. .Airs. I. H. Cunlner, Mi'rf. II. H. V 'hlnod iiiul Koti, Ki'iH-i', Mrs. Ar thur I'asehi'IUe and Mih. V. 'I'. I Ijirljiuir were visitors at. lira ills 1'asK 'I'Ui'.olay. I'laiiK WilliaaiH ami Mrs. Kauna Wilson weri? (ii'ants ,1'as.s vlsiior.s Salnnlay alltunoun. I, II. Suiilh and V. It, Steveusnii wen.! lmiuesss cuIIim'm at Itowelnirg Ki'iilay, , Mrs. Allen Kiultli and daughter, ( lei a Id hie of I'nrlland arrived 'I'nestiay for a visit at tin- home o! Mr. and Mrs. I. 11. .Smith and with Mr. and lM.ts. H. K. KaUiu, at tjiiine creek. Mr. ami Mry, ti. Leslie Stewart anl suns, Sam ami lloh were ti ranis t'ass vitdhtr Saturday. ELKTON DLK'I'ON. FK I. Xiirm.ili.lle Weallierlv umieiwint an aj'i'endiri lis oi"'iatiin al Xoiili lii'tid 'I'liars dav. ; t .Mr and Mis. WHlmr Une.tit. h-:. U. S Ailams and llarhara iXdanis were IIiiM'I'iirK visilnrs Thursday, .Mis-i Mans Haines is home iionl I'oi Hand loi- a lew da s h.r A isit. Mr. and Mr:. .1. I.. Sueed. et I 'rain, w et e a 1 1 einlilli; to husine: inalh rs in IMKtoa l'rida . Mr. and Mr. i'arl Hinder. KJea liol Hinder and Mi's, Heoi lander w i'l i' Kiii'.ei!.' i-ilors 1'i'idav. Mr. and Mis. ilhur IHim; and d;i m'.luei anil Iris .Hauies Wi-re in Knveiii' Sat in da . Mr. llu :'ie- w a--en lii:t vr.iy- ivu i In nn U at I'm I I'ei k. '.Unj-l,. The nllins i. -lumen In llielJ lioiin- al KlMon M i's, 'ti) a i Saw ei s iciiitned Hri lay I'loai C':innin die. uln-U' shr win; eiin.sl by the iitn--: and death o' lin1 in'iI r i smltim! he; . Mar I '. Hohdaw i'!'. Hclidav wa . ais of ai'e 'f'T'd spt at l In' last I I ye.u -el In i' 'hi wil li lie i- .ia!u:lilei . Mi Hella f.'o4e. Mrs lleyir is Hie met her ol ' Ml s S;t v ei -. MYRTLE CREEK M UTI.K t'KHHK. vVh. I The 'I'ow n--eld liu.t ren-nHy eleeied i ( low odi-.eis t'tn Hie emn:ir..' e;ir :e l.Uow: .ied .lohm-oh. j i deiU : Miss Uah I u eli. v a u es ideal : Mis Kn-d Johnn .-,-.'re laiv. S( -.rat,-e n.'W term!- l:a. In en ati i- d lateh and u eitoM i tx'tie: 1 1 -rut i tii uie'"ease I lie nn-in h. i .'ili In lee nil-- lMiM,.; in, I- a ante.! !e, ,; htm-' !' ei i't.-daiie v .;H!:im' -. N'V'i ,J l,, , ,1V !;,..! u . !.! h- a,i . o' l ' i ; t ie I'ut'iv;. U.MHS w , ,,nd li.'t .,nd -'.t-S et ' W U'.r .;:i,:.. lli'i Mill ' in I he ii mil ei M ; t i.- ( : .hriie uu ki h.t.; !:uli er m' to with THE UM - AM rW PEAR BE SAID MEAARER WITH VOL), THE AIRWAVES A6E-OLD -THIS HOUSE EGAD, OF HONEY STAMD u. 3. pat, off. - -..1-Ai.l'--i-K5S:S. Thirty Feet Long But What , 1 1 1 " t llieir I'l'edit. This is Hie first snow- atl of the season here. "I'm le liil!" Hyer is very ill at his Inline here. His iliildi'en were stuummied last week ami some ol' ihein are in rouMani aiieinlanee at his bedside. Mr. ami Mrs. Italph K. Hean ami datt.tihier, Carmen, reiurned I'rnin Htanis I'ass Sunday eenini; where Mrs. Heau had been assisting in the eaie nl' her sister and hroiherdn law, Mr. and M i s. Herman llm n inu. Mr. Horning was reeeiil ly badly burned when bis . bedroom eauidit I iff. lie is nmnrled In be iitipioviiiL; er satisfactorily. I A. Haly. bead m Hie I'ilie .Moun tain number Co,, reports that the t-mi n I uu y has iurehaed a iiU'e iraet ol er line timber eontaiiun about 1 million leet o! lov;s bn-ated on the 'filler-Trail eiitoil bihway alinu: iM'i w-. iioy t'ouiey, the loi; uiiu: eonlraettir. expeets to bejun tailing and truekhm to the mtll about Hie first, o! Hie nionlh. The stand nf limber is largely lir with a f.MOil peri'eill;i:-.e ol pilie and rriliir, -' ; h The Vevh al meetings al the Cbiisluiu ehiU';b elo.-eil Sunday niubt this week as 'Minister, and Mrs. laiuisden are prejiariiii; to o in their home iu t 'jilifovnia. stari.. Ini; Wednesday,' to ui raiige lor their w orl in a new lielcl, ' ' William i.udiniou. who was hurl hy a tailing ire" (wo' Ve'Us ai:n rei-ovet hi u Vapidly. - ; ' Mr. ami Mrs. ikl'; Ithed.'s' ai e t be pi mul ou tiers of a ery fine bini.inr i 'id-tmdub- Vee. ived in a 1 1 ade 1 1 i i lie'r sloi e b M r. an i Mis. K. W. Sneil.is ol Wolf Creek. Inlenoi- dec.uators a-e "doii-." tin' imade nl '"Ciiap' I'hlie" whieli i HI h.- . lo-.ed until ihry lim.di a l.oill I'ebiuarv 1st. New aad laiL-e;' laldtS are beiuu added and At r. i'napui:in i-ieets to be aide lo rare .or a kirei ti ,idr i hmi b-,'loi e. Al a spr. iai nit ri m oi t he Myr He t'rerk i handier ot emtmieree . h.d.i Tne.-d, eM'iiin.'.;, Ka A. Nor i..ii u a- fhosen seei -'lai y lo sne . eeii H-e (ale .1 K. Hi llee. At pl'es eni Hie ollli'i;il liwcr leads as loi- low s- I M .1 C. Mason. president : Trd Ki-'.'. ! . a i;r. . Kay Keyimlds. .1 M. I.edv.-i wood. M. Atel'iimiall. -tir-Utes Mis W S line was ialleil In roillaud Lea w,-e l- Ibe serio'.l-i ili lie - . o: Ipt MliM 'ier, M t s. .letHUe ' iae:n. 1 1 1 ha-- I'.'lill lied hotne as :u i in eh, -r i-, bet'er. Mis. l-'.ieia .-' in -ie- nl 1 'a v .- t i I'i'li s anni he, I hi-' . i a.ii'iii. anil sin- is 1 aueadiiu her mo- Pi I'd li.-mio an f.'i i 'oquiKe for i !, ii on v.: A J - . Major Hopple AAV VAOCZI") ,HP MA.? WARPAIMT'om - OF A TRUTH, HE COES LOOK A BIT SHABBY, BUT LET IT MEVER THAT X DEM I ED A OF AY FAMILY THE HOOPLE HOSPITALITY TlS HARD TO UMDER- WHY RELATIVES. r OF MEANS SELDOM PAY US A VISIT REASISje. THE KIDS Is- It? - , 1 1 , A ' V it" 'I -vt .i K fifea . ;1 i V t - W U'V I n somollunR-or-ntliPi and now "sen sorpont of UHU" and other who found it, has 71 sections bones of what might have been j visitors tit -the1 11. .M. . Sbirtelilf i home, Wednesday, on t heir '.return from a trip to 1'oilhind where they had uone to take their ilatii;litnr, ; Airs. Auburn Carle ami baby., who : were on their way to Seattle. -alter a visit with Airs. Carlo s piuvnts. The two Mr. Sliiitt litis are bro t hers. Air, and Airs. (J. It. Hates spent the week-end 'in Kueiie with their daughters, -Alatjorie and Jiorothy. students al the C. nf O. and aiteud i n "Hails' Hay" eerenionies. Tin- I'riiue t J rowers' association shipped a toad ol prunes jast week. Airs. Knby Irune, w iio former ly, liv. d in1. .Myrtle Creek, but now is lfhiL! in S:hi I'Viincimii sttmin'il loer here on .Monday of last, week ioi- a short call on some of her many iritnds. resiunim: her jour ney Tiiesda. to Saeraini'iilo, -where she expected to spend some lime with her lathery -Mr. Shrouds, who is in tailing health. Mrs. 'Irvine has been visitiijj sinee Hie holi days at Astoria whh her son, Lloyd, who operates a druit store . there. She has employment at the World's (air wltieb will ooen i-Ybniary is. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE AlAliSliriKI.n. .Ian. : I Al' i The thump ef dueklnll lo:: niriiers ami wailing handsaws berame wel eome sounds ol the TI i Il t on Coos la .Monday as'the Coos Hay I. tim ber company pnl L''ai met; io work on a niiiht shut. It was the Hrst lime in si-via! nanitbs (lie mill ' has operated a iii!:ht :hlit. noon KiVKi;.' .inn. 'U. mm Mih. A. I., .Marble -was noliued Monday Mi" had bi.uu selected lo -upon ise the i )re;:ou jincult lira I exhibit at (be World's fiil i;l Sail Kratudco C,m' M'i ei a I e.i i s she was supervisor ot the llood lilM'l eount e,bibits at Hie state talv. IS EPILEPSY INHERITED CAN IT BE CURED? ii.'- i.i-i i I ' Save Your Tire H .i v c the Broken Fabnc re j.a i r- 'd by Welding. 0. K. Tire Weld Co. R'Cl'fu'td SMtton S'.j'M-i ..rut .tn'ltr'vi if-3 1 h J i K it ST. JU-ri-KN'S. Jan. 31. (AP) 'John W. Spencer. Z, and Verne f 1. .Minnlch, 20, both of Portland, pleaded guilty to charts of lar efjny in a dwelling before Circuit Judge Zimmerman yesterday. Idsi riet Attorney llennett said the,; men had been questioned in connection with robberies at Coble, Newborn, Portland, Seappooe, St. Helens and Beaverton. , Officers repotted property valued at about ?2'Mi and alleged to have 6ten tak en from automotjileS parked at Portbind was recovered from Spen cer's car and apartment at Port land. 5 N IO W 1 1 K no,. Ja n. 8 1 . ( A P ) Paul iliniiieh, aryested by City Officer Christensou, was taken to the Yamhill county- jatl at Mc Aliunville'today for grand jury ac tion on charges of rob'ldntf the W. K.. Haniiegan pool halt hero. Authorities said he would be questioned' in' connection with a series of robberies in the Willam ette vlilley alleged to have , been committed with John W. Spencer and Verne il. MiiiuieJi, 'who are ill custody at St. Helens. WASHINGTON, Jan. .'11.- -tAP) Setmlor Thomas disclosed today (he iiiimitiistraiion was opposc-d to too much hutpi". in atjiemliy :ihe. mitiomil il-tbor relairioii.si ;icit.- l Thomas, chairman of the senate hibqr- joihiiijitoej syl; veries ,if inn'inlim-niK oUenMl by1 Seit,or VViJ.sb. jn beliall1 of the ; Aiherifsm fVoVrntiob of UiltoV. had been re lerreJ to '-intereslcfi Kovermueirt ai;.'iii'ie t'tn- recommendation!." , .When these are received, Thom as said. the. whole senate labor roinmitlee will hold public Isear ,tiu:s on the proposed amendments. Senator Uiuke predicted, mean--i bile, congress would re ise. the labor act. ' i , "I think the country is in a frame of mind in insist upon amendments t hi;-- session," .said Iturl.e, freitieht cj'itic of tin. act and the hoard that, administers it. . , , , Chairman Thomas, on the other hand, announced, opposition (,) any amendments 'that , will interfere with i he proper woriiinis ot t'bo aw." : 1 . EENEFITS OFCCC CAMP LIFE RELATED An intei-estinjj discussion of life in ( !'( -cantos and the beneficial result' to ' enrollces phvit aMy, educationally and in character imlldiiiK was presented before the Koseburi Ki wants- club at its rcmdai' Tuesday luncheon meet ing,, i The 'Speaker was 'Lieuten ant Anderson, .Modl'ord' district CCC chaplain. The' Kiwaniiuis al so were entertained with accor dion solos bv .lack Josse. SUTHERLIN Kl'TIl:l:i.lN. .Vh. 1. Mont nl thf iMoci'i'ds l'rom tin1 ihinro at Nontuirt.'l. Saturday ni;;lit, itn liy thf Nile Owls, ''whs iin'si-iitt'il by the N'onpiirii'l Coinmtmity liall romillitlt't' to lln I'lcsidcTifK him! t'ni- lut'Mntili' pavalvsis. A larLT- S. T. f. fa s,'.WK-ivxR.w.:ss:f;v:i:..--'.fr..,..:i- The pause that ref reshes ...while you work A pure drink of natural flavors that every body welcomes. That's ice-cold Coca-Cola . . . one of the pleasant things of life, adding pure, wholesome refreshment to relaxation, Roseburg Dairy & Soda Works PHONE 186 crowfj enjoyed the dance. A. I.,. Powrie, -of Myi tis - Pointi who has had a crew moving the cedar logs front the yards near the depot, finished the work and moved Ida equipment baclf to Myrtle Point Thursday. ' ' ' Mrs. Ct d -Ilolman went by bus to Kugene. Vednes'4y, to receive medical attention. Jbe returned late, that night. Word has been received here of the .serious illness of "Mickey" Thompson, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson, formerly of Smherlin. , who .now reside at Cottage drove. Pneumonia is the cause of the little boy s illness. 4'hnstmti Haciiman. Jr.. pom of 1 HEN I say Winter 'fastest-starting gasoline I ever sold--tthat's really some . thing, because 76 has always been right at the top of the heap when it conies to starting. But this winter's 76 is better than ever. It' has more of the light, rapid-firing fractions, or whatever it is, that makes a gas oline start right off the bat! I've tested it carefully in itiy own car. And my customers tell me it's the fastest-starting gas oline they can buy. Come in and fill up with Win ter 76 today. I'm sure it will end your winter starting worries and it will give you top mileage and anti-knock performance, too. , 1 m tm fe (hJ4 fir i I - Mr. and Mra. Chris Iiadmnn is quite. iM at his 1ioih with-a cold.- Mrs. Jeauette Pearce left lues- dav "for Coquille after sieniiing sev eral weeks visiting at home or her son-in-law -and daughter,. Mr. tain) Mrs. Frank J. ioung. ; ' i My. aud Mrf. K. t . iif'i J"r , here from Walton. Ore., and are ;now living at the Harvey house , i rormexly occupied - by - Mr. audi Mrs. Owen Kose. Mr. Hoyt is em i ployed at the saw mill ot his un- j cle, K. ft. Kieth. on the Arthur , Lougbrake place east of town. j Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wahl spent; ! several daws ibis week visiting at t Gaston, Corvallis and Portland, re-j tinning here Thursday. 76 is the OUICKPOSITIVERELJEFfor UFMORRHJimS (Files). For 26 year 5tK" eeijfully treated thunsiod ci ocoplt for. the ilmeatt wo ipeeUHe i" nd Colon and Stomach ail- ; with without .a hoiipitalJ-Ajftl. Deration. ro suiinnt ....-. Vo of "' jm y?r ";k- Cs" or wrin ior FREE Booki.t today. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC physician and Surgeon W E Cor. E. Burriside and Grand Ave. Telephone EAst 3918 Portland, Oregon mo r. I
