Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 20, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1939. News of Douglas County DAYS CREEK DAYS C'ltKEK. June III Ray WriKht and hl falher, J. I. WriRht, look a load of lamba lo J. A. Hlionila spent the week-end In Aahlnnd wlili bin fiunily. Wallace Ijnfflnr of Tiller ' a Kiieat nt tlie R. A. Moore home ilui- Mr. and Mm. Kay Wrlsht and daiiKhlfi, Mmjorlt', went m Med ford Saturday. They returned Sun day overling. Byor I'nlmnn of Ashland was an ovri-night Eueat at lh U. A. Moore home. Archie Keriiuaon delivered chick ens In Itoaeliui K M lay and Tuea- day. While there he hIho vialteil relatives. Mr. and Mn. (ior.lon Clark anil the latter'a mother. .Mra. I'ele i;iain, were huaineaa visitors in Itonebure Monday. Miss Florence Moore of Canyon vllle vlalted at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. A. K. .Moore, riunday. The DouBlaa county cream truck la lo make nlt'ht trlpa, Tueadnya and Fridays during- the hot wea ther. MIbr Edna Mae Poole was the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. anil Mra. Ira i'oole. at their home In Canynnvllle Hunda)- nlwht, T 1- Weaver was a Myrlle Creek vlKilor Tuesday. While there he had Borne dental work ,l"np- . V John Johnson, who has been helping haul hay at the R. A. Moore ranch, returned to his home on Coffee creek Friday. A K. .Moore has gone to Collage Crove to do the assessment work im some mining claims owned by Mrs. Wilson. Wllhiir White was attending to luminous matters in Myrtle Creek. Tuesday. Jack Oanlke and William Johe were business visitors In UoscburK Saturday. Frank Reynolds, who has been unending some lime visiting rela tives In Mountnlndale, has return ed to his home here. Mrs. Oladvs Culherlsoli and Mrs. Amanda WldrlK were Cunyonvllle and Myrtle ( reck visitors Monday. Mrs. A. K. Moore was a Canyon vlllo visitor Tuesilay. Willie there she picked strawberries at the Henry Graham place. .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clemons ot Hums accomimnlcd by their .son and daughter have been vlsltlne at the home of the former's cousin. Clay I'latn. , , Mr. and Mrs.. Delherl Poole, and their daughter. Kdnn Mae, attend ed to business matters In Rose bur!? Monday. Halo and Calvin 1 lam and Bus ler Rondeau wore among the mem bers of the RoscburK national guard unit going to Camp Clatsop Monday evening. The Homo Be vlub of the South Uniptl'ia Ki'nngo has been invited to meet nt the homo or Mrs. Guy Mcdec the aflernoon of June SI. Clay t'llim took a load of sheep to Ito.-obnrg Thursday. Aimer Mcservo and 1111 Mam were attending lo business mailers in Portland a couple of days last week. 1 i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mich aels went to Tiieoina Wednesday uvenlnii. Mrs. Michaels expected to remain there for medical ' treat ment. Claybotirne Dean, who Is em ployed lit Glendsle, was Ihc KUest or ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Dean, over the week end. Hurl Wood, who has been rutting liav in the Riddle viclnliy. relum ed' here .Monday and Is now mow Iiik lor some of the local fanners. Local people seen In Cunyonvllle Saturday evening were Mis, Krll Snvder and children, Richard and lliirbara, Mrs. MiikkIo Snyder, Ray mond Snyder, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward and family. Ivan Welch, Waller Montgomery and John Simpson, who are em ployed at the South I'mmilla CCC tamp, visited at their respective homes ilnrlnK the week-end. Raymond Spore, (ins Lapp, Per cy simpsnn anil Pete Chun went to Portland Sunday. Mr. Chun re turned Monday csenlng while Un rest of the party remained until Wednesday. Ilruee Fercilsnn. who visited in Roseburc over the week-end. spent Sunday night with his parents. Mr. mill Mrs. John Ferguson, going on to Tiller Monday morning. Ilud Lowell, who iormerly work ed for the lores! servh e here, lull has been In Kansas the las! cou ple or years, has returned In Tiller to make his home. Mrs. Pete Clam, Mr. .1. l. Wright Marjnrle Wright and Gor don Clark went In linsclturg Tues day to visit Mrs. Chirk and hal daughter. Sharon Irene, al the Mci-l-v hospllal. ' Mrs. F.dltli King, who wus lftl- ..1 II. l.n,nn itf lll'l' ,lll-ln lllW" IIIK ei '" ami daughter. Mr. and Mrs. lie) Matthews, last week left lor her home In Merced, California. Kauir- Charlev Mather and Hud Gaulkn returned' to their work in t sums Valley early Monday morning atler neiiiilng Hie week-end al their re spective homes. Clirlord Pennell was a business visitor In (llendalo Monday. r. and Mrs. T. 1.. Heaver aim f i -u III iilletiiled an Kh St - ' Stat 'moi'ilng In Cunyonvllle lust Wednesday. sir ,..! Mis. U. N. Riddle and May Fate of ltimiie wio guests at I he W. II- "' molid home. Mr. and Mrs. l.eland llarler and small son, Allen t milt nev, of Riddle, also vlsllell Mr. nil .Mrs. Ilayniotul Sunday. Mabel Moore and Wll.Mle and Ce cil Smith went lo Myrlle Creek Thursday of last week lo alletirt Hie conimenceiiient exercises. Clara Smith, a sister nl Wayne and ( e HI wus a member of the graduat ing class, being the valedictorian. . Amoug local people In Roseburc Mondav were Mrs. Isiulse Ingham, unit son. Wayne MMire. John Sut ton aud McKltiley Hanks, who Is visiting Indefinitely at the home ol Ills bnilher-lu-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Moore, llclhert I'oole, who Is employed by the forest service, had the mis fortune lo cut his liait with an ax while working on a shed at Fish lake. Saturday. He went to Myrlle Creek where Dr. Hess took two stitches to close the wound. Alviu Helm, who has been send ing some time in Coitillle at the Roland Montgomery home was a guest at the Waller Montgomery home during the weekend, leav ing Monday for his home In Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. H. ('. Castro of San Francisco were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Castro's lather. Claude Atlierton. They returned home Thursday. jal Sunday a parlv consisting of Mr. and Mrs. t'astrn. Mr. Atlierton and Miss Kd na llrown and Mr. and Mrs. Gip Heilhest of Roseburg enjoyed a trip to Crater lake. A. K. Merry and Jake Smith went lo W on Creek Monday to assist in Hie preparations for the. annual fire school ol the rm-esl service Among the forest service employ ees Joining them there Tuesday wni-e Hence Ferguson. John Hutch Inson. Hud Isiwell. Delhert cooie, Chick Vessey, Herbert Yokum r itiiinn Mvnn and Dean Kills. Recent v s tors nt the w. H. Hay- nioml home were Mrs. John Chap man of Red l)dge, Montana, ac- ompanled by her niece, the ter mer Mary t napman. a uhhkiiu-i Luke Chapman, who many years ago lived on what Is now known as Ihe Hooley place. Mrs. John Chapman is Ihe sister of l)u Chapman, now deceased, who al one time lived on what Is now the Moore ranch. They were return ing home rrom San Francisco where i hey had attended Ihe expo sition. Mm. Bob Couglar and aim. iniiv Sullivan of Canyonvllle ac companied them on their visit to I lavs Creek. They also eaneu ai the Henry PeWnld home while here. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople THIS IS THE SPOT WHERE THE BOCV SHOULD 86 FOUND, ACCORDING TO AJ-VIW& DIRECTIOUS, BUT THERE'S NO HOOPLE HERE-THE OLD BOV HAS VAWISHED WITHOUT LEMIWS SO MUCH AS A BUSTED VEST BUTTON 1 GOTTA HUNCH WE SHOULDA "TRIED, 1 . THAT PTOMAINE REFUGE WE WHIZZED PAST DOWN CM THE .PIKE STUMBLE MN, X THINK IT WAS VEAH, THERE WAS A B5 NICKEL SUDS SK3KJ IN THE YAKDy AW IP I KNOW MV HOOPLE, ON A HOT NIGHT LIKE THIS HE'D SQUIRM THAT FAR ON HIS spiue with both LESS BROKEN POR OWE INHALE OF FOAM GLIDE Vif.IOR June 15. Dnily vnontlon Hiblp mhool cloned Friday, Juno !). On Thurwday evening, .Tune H. h pm(riHtn whu R.ven by Hie pupil In nhow what they hnd learned and hIho what they had made. Mis Mnry Ayrea, nitnsi(infii y conduct ed the frehool. Sewine waa tauRht tor the Rtrla nnn handlcrnrt for the boy. HaRket weavliiR wna tnuKhl hi the iiHernnon for thoae wlah Iiir to tnke the rourae. The tntHl enrollment waa fifty. There whb an Rvernse of fourty two puplla present. I'niiMne l.nltonte has returned to her home at Peel to xpend the summer. Mra. Carmen Cooper, Uoaehur. spent last wek vlhUIiib at lh I. M. W'eat home. (leorjte t'anebeer and .luyre Kv erta hri June 8 for Portland where Mr: CHHcheor will vlalt with Mra. Ititlli Ctiaelieer and Joyce Kverta will go to the Doernbeiker hos pital. Mr. nnd Mr. Fred Shi'patri from Orvllln, W'aah.. are viHltlnn nt the homo of Mr. Shepard's pareiils ;it Peel. Mr. Shepard la employed with the foreat aervlre. Mra. Carl Holland Jr.. left to' spend no vera l daya vtRitlnu with her pnrenta, Mr. and Mir. Rubin- son at ooa Hlver. TENMILE TKN'MU.K. June 1!).-Mrs. (lus .rnhuson rrom Cnhias mountain was an all dav miest at tin1 home if Mis. Minnie Unliwood Wednea- day. Mrs. Herbert Crowley Is nulte 111 at nor homo In Tontnile. Hvhl !rnMli has boon culled hack to work at Kden !tldt?e loyulnp camp as scaler. Mr. and Mra. Clair mmn anu lauiibter. Cai nolla. from Kimono wtie puosta nf Mr. and Mra. J. M. Cnhot Monday. Mr. aud Mrs. Waynp rirelton- brlcbor wei o Isltlng relattvea In Toledo, Washington, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cabot attend ed the Indian theater In Itoaoburu with Mi. and Mrs. tlrovor Kreny from Portland. Monday evoniiiK. h s. Martha I'aul from Coo s .lunollon. who formerly resided in Teiimilo. wan vlsillnn frlemls In the alloy Wednesday. Mrs. Paul will It live Saiuiday for a trip to Iowa to ialt rolaitxcR. ' M. Cabot and son, Jack, left Thursday for Albany to attend : the hoard ol" directors nicotinic ol i he Pact! ic Cooperat o Poull ry i Producers. Mrs. Mary Waluamuth and I datmhter, Joan. Mrs. Klhot Kibe and daughter, licoral Krbe. worr transact iim business In Hose burg W'rilliesibiy. Mrt Mtm:'" Loehknod utll .n ' o 6-ZO .7 A MAW WITH A LEG 2 tertaln the Community club at bet- home on Wednesday afternoon. June 2sth. Marion Knlnw haa returned to work at the Ktandley brothers log iglne cami at Cainua Valley. Henry Rowell haa taken his Ior kIiik truck to Coqullle to truck lOJZR. Mrs. J. A'tntera was taken to RoHelniiK to receive iikmHchI treat ment for a slight cold Moiulay. The liathkoy service atHtion is being redecoruted this week. "sUtheirijin- St'TlllOrtl.IN. .Inne in. Miss I'earl (ieta who has been vtsitinu her sister, Mrs. Tom Hand, for the post ten days, velnrned to her home in Newton. Kansas. Iiy Ihe wav of San Kranrlseo where she will spend some lime at the (Joldcn Oale lair. (In Thursday. June 22, the Wo man's Home Missionary society of the Methodist ihlirrh will have an outdoor iiii-nlc nnd him-h at the Idrnic grounds at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lloyd'a home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wandifiy of Portland slopiuil Tor a few hours visit at the Ktlitar Shirley, honi" last Wednesday. Mrs. Wnndroy is mini nf Mr. Shirley. Harry Norton went to- Kuiiene Wednesday to visit his wile who is a patient In a hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn Cloud of Mer rill. OiTBon. visited over Ihe week end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen Hose. Harold Hand ai-eouilanien nis aunt Miss (lets, as far as Man Franrlsio where he will spenn a lew davs nt the Golden ('.ate fun Mrs. Coi-ll fair, dailahter Doris. and crnnddnushter. Pally I uinp lu II. lelt Thui-Silny on a trip to l.o Alleles nnd xnn i-raiieiseo. . nu lornla lo spend some lime vi.it;u and lo see ine worm w The (lldeon orciinlsutlon of lt-ise-ImiK will hold speelal sen-lees al Ihe Methodist i-hurih on Sunday. June 25, at H a. m. Mrs. Jai'k t'lllver, Mr., was-- en"- ed home while on he- vaeauon ne- ;nuse nf the tire wllll-n oesnojiMi teosl of Ihe ennlenis oi,tne J. I'ulvcr and Sou slore. She had onlv reaihe.l Portland on a t'lli .he had planned lo Seattle ulW VatK'iiuver. H. t'. The Siilherlln women s solttml, leant motored lo .Melrose Wednes day evenlns where they met the V.elroae ladles team anil rame noun- liMi lniis hv a si-o-e or 11 lo a lloli I'lnley nnd tleolKe Solomon liue returned from ll pro-MeiiK trlli on Hie llomle rivet. In a wild aim exiltlni! mime or .nrilmll iilnve.l on the locnl field Tuesday nlahi me Suile-rllii husi- ness men were vii lors over me previously nnheiilen wonien s team. Witnessed by Ihe larKi-sl erowd of Ihe season the Itanie wus howl from start lo finish ami ,M r. Mrs. crtl Mm Sunday 0 7iTifSWR I " MtSIOWSgs'ili J'" IT AVERAGED V wsmm 97k miles oer downs. though replete with errors kept the stands in an uproar. The final score, 10 to 0. settled several beta of lone Htaiidtn?. The batteries were: Business men. Musk rove c. Ponton, p, Trozelle p. Holgate, p: the. W'omen'B team, Wahl, c and jjUnft at the I)flve Roper8 homei '!- v i..r. ... ' Mr, and Mrs. Sidney J .as well and dc'nlv'at 'hei-'ho'me o.lv l-'rldav lBon- Ri(l,,ev- of Portland. 8ient the in Corvallis last week. Mr. and Mra. H. L. Stnnaker spent Sunday visiting relatives in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of Marshfield spent the week-end vis- moraine Mrs. Kay Pudeltord of Corvallis, aud grandson, 1lckle Cloud, are spending a few duys vis- It ftiR with Mr. and Mra. Owen Rose. WILBUR Mr. nnd Mrs. c;ifto Laltaut of Salem returned to their home Wednesday nit or a lew days visit with their son, Vernon LaHutit, and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Paiknr went to Winchester liny, Friday, for a week's outing- They wore joined ihore hy Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wick ham of Portland. AllhoR and Alleen InRaut ar rived home Saturday from Salem where they are, students of "Wil lamette nnivorsity. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips and duutthter, Mnrfcaret Kllen. of KuKotie. are spending this week here visiting the latter'a graiiil1- )ia rents. Air. and M m. I, V, Kay, and other relatives. YONCALLA VONCAIJ.A Jiine !). Mrs. Har old Schricker of Poillanil Is visit ing her mother Mrs. Clarence Mc Kern In Scotts Valley for a couple of weeks. M r. a ml M rs. J. Rogers re lurne( home Friday from a two weks visit witli relatives In l-Jur-oka. Calif. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Williams and dauuhtei. orothy. of Potilnn iIvimI bore Saturday for a few days vlU at the S. H. Prawn homo, eti route home nrter spending two weeks In California attending the San Francisco exposition. Mrs. Williams and Dorothy will remain here lor a week, before returning home1. ' M rs. Krank Mi adt'ord nt tended the stuff grunge convention, held well home. Sidney, Jr.. will re main here for a couple of weeks. Walter Monk of Eugene (a visit ing at the V, L. Applegate home. Miss Thelma Jean Johnson left Tuesdny for Grants Pass, where she will visit tor a few days be fore going to San Kranelseo. where she will attend summer school. Dorothy (iant visited friends here for a tew days before leaving- for Diamond lake where she will spend the summer. MIbr Oant has been employed near Seattle all win lei. Hazel Cooley of Tlend visited at the Coggswell home, last week eu route to San r rancisco. Miss K. Russell of Salem visited at the Gertrude Stoute homo Mon day: she left, with Mrs. Stoute nnd Miss Rave Daugherty fin San Francisco where they will attend summer 'school. A large crowd attended ? tho dance 4tven Ht the: l.O.O.Ifi hall SHtuidriy -evening.' Another' ftaueo wlil'be given July 1st by, tho You- caila orchestra Sumner Hmwn left Sunday for u visit with relatives in Portland, U.S. KEEPS LEAD Ily the AP Feature Service While Kuropean towers maneuv er for control of petroleum needed for mechanized warfare, vaster and vaster quantities well tip from United States sands. Production records for 1938 show Cncle Sam fir ahead, with 1,2nO,8X3,()UO barrels of crude oil. The next biggest producer, Soviet Russia, pumped lesB than one-fifth that amount. A survey by the Oil and Gnu Journal shows 217 oil fields dis covered in this country last year, tn (Treated number In Tpvaa There wag intense activity In Kan sas, too, the new southern Illinois field, In Oklahoma, and In Louis- iaiiRi Of the 27,11!) wellB completed In 1938 the Journal reports. 19,. 121 produced oil, 1,!S5 produced gas and about b.uoo were dry holes. Cnde Sam's neighbors had a good share in the estimated world yield of 1.995.uyt,n0 barrels in 1938. Venezuela ranked third in the M'orld, Mexico seventh, an'd Colombia, Trinidad, Argentina, and Peru ninth fo twelfth. Little oil came from wells of the Rome-Hei'lin axis. Germany, with Austria, produced 4-12&,iKn bar rels and Duly 109,000 barrets. Hut the Oil nnd Gas Journal said that location of "70 or 80 salt domes in Germany" may mean accelomted production in the future. Rumania, whose oil resources figured In rumors of German ex pansion, was sixth in the world list. Other possible objectives of any "march to the east" by the nxls Iran and Iraq rank high in the production list. cult court ruled yesterday a post- I'ponement of the sentence of Hugh W. ReynoMs. The sentence Is now due on June 24. The order was made on stlpula j tion of District Attorney I. L. Itay I tor the siate and Attorneys Clyde N Johnson and Frank B. Held for j I ihe defendant j Reynolds was convicted recently by a Jury of the charge of perjury. At Killorglin, County Kerry, j Kncland. a sdill in, hint' during a three-day Tair each year, j commemorating the day in ancient limine) niiKii n fcimi B uifUUHR wit r II I ;ed the village of an approaching! 1 HI III . . RAINBOW Skating Rink Under New Minagemtnt Skating Wedneday, Fri day and Saturday Evening Ladies 15c, Gentlemen 25c Sunday from 2-4 p. m., 15c A Home to Be X&gf PROUD ufe of! Pi r 1 REYNOLDS PENALTY PUT OFF FEW DAYS Sherwin Williams quality paints stand up through the years providing a smooth, even surface you can point to with pride. Cracked, peeling, discolored paint ruins the appearance and decreases the value of your home. Paint up and live in a smarter home. We carry a complete stock of Sherwin-Williams Paints. See .us -today. . - Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS KUGKNB. June 20. (AI') .Tiifitrc Curl K. WiinbfM'li' nf tlin ri 'M GLAD I GOT MAD Sya Selh Wood, RexburR, Idaho "I think the tecret of nuccentful famiinp; in thi country i lo do every job quickly. We can't afford breakdown! and 'Caterpillar' dependability hat been a ure solution to our problem,. Betides, my Dietel D4 it much cheaper lo op erate. Fuel, grease, and oil cost only one-third a much at they did with my gat tractor." AtU for a Demonstration on Your Own Farm DOUGLAS COUNTY Fans Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROiiLBURG, OREGON j 1UhliheAtAh4fPAie$ L I . r - i Bi t-,i i ir lUKi i m. I. i ii I mm mj . ' , PAJn 1 a I UT7ffv?N kzaj. - : i, t ,t. t : r , 1 1 fall fru- the fh-e chief, tiiwn nuir nhal. wuler ciiporinU'iiiletit, rlty jailer or ileputy slnTiif ill South Haven. Kans.. ami H. ('. Kerr will answer. He Is all of them unci Ihe town's entire municipal payroll. Safest, strongest, best-looking lowest price car! TESTS show that In everyday driving, you can get 10ro to 25"e Hcttcr gat economyin this Sttidebaker Champion than in any othrr leading lowest price car. Equipped with overdrive at added cost, a stock Champion sedan recently aversged 27 '4 miles per gallon on a cot-to-eoast round trip under A. A. A. mipervwton. See for yourself thttthelujturious new Studebaker Chumpion is the most restful riding, easiest handling lowest price car. Low down payment easy C. I. T. terms. MS N. Jtckton St. Motor Shop Garage vemert Keel. Peo SB phemp 129 "Somewhere the children had found a piece of chocolate. Before I knew what happened the car was a mcsv I Inn my Ccmpcr. I swung inin the firt scnice station and actually yanked Mary and Jim out ol the car. "I pucss I created a bit of a scene bemuse by the time I wa through cleaning up the children (in the comfort station) the dealer had cleaned all (he plats and was doing his best to clean the upholstery. That's how I discovered Aiiotiatcd service. And that's why I'm glad I got mad . . ." I FOUND THE KIND OF SERVICE THE WHOLE FAMILY LIKES "I don't fuss about the -indoivs any more. Dad doesn't worry about lubrication, the boys at the station keep a careful record of (he things the car needs and when it needs them. The children arcstanipcollcctitig and happy. When a family meeting place is needed it's 'meet you at the service station.' When our friends arc driving down to sec us for the first lime it's. 'ask the bovs at the Associated Sti- 100 ASSOCIATED STAMPS! Ihc new -jeries of Associated Roadi to Romance Stamps of the West is now being distributed by Smiling Associated Deal ers. You may collect lfH) fascinating sub ject and a free Stamp Rook in which to place Ihem. It's fun it's educational. tion.' Wc have our station and wc like It." Yes, the whole family finds values in friendly Associated service especially when the gas and oil that this "service" puts in the tank and the crankcasc makes the family car run better. You'll find that an important part of Smiling Associated Service is Flying A and Aviation tthyl gasolines. Vccdol and Tj dol Motor Oils. TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED Oil COMPANY another ASSOCIATED service .