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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1940. Post Office Here Has Record Year The RoHotmrtr pom officr- sot i new hili In the volume of busl ncHii dmiiiK t!3!i for every drpiirf nieiH except i lie iiuniitfr ul money oidcrB issued. Post nut ior L. U. Wliuberly roported today. Kvory depurliiieut nhowtd an in creuHe in volume over 1!38. The poBtnl recpfntH for l!Ki!J ammintPtl In S-lfif279.4K. TIiIk iimouut whh S1liSr.17 more than Kill or u uufn ol 3.8 per cent. The hifcliPHt pre v Ion 8 year war U'tf but 1 li:ti shown u Rain of 2.7-ri par cent over ilmt year. Diirir.K the year Just punned (he number of psm-elH delivered hv the parcel pout carrier was -iiMil more thHn lust year, the percent itfie of gain being 9 per cent. The parcelH delivered In I Jeeombor only and the Insuied outgoing; par cels both showed a ifaln or per cent over that mouth In IMS. The cancel! Inn rcconl of outoiiiK let tetH and cards for heeember hIiowh an Increase of 9163 plepen over last year, and all of iIiIh Increase was In the week before Christinas. Itur liur the six days JiihI before (,'hi lHt- , mas more than SO.iifMi letters and cards passed through the caucelliiK machine, other classits or mail not being counted. Tint est inmte is that there wan un eiiial number of Incoming pieces, so that the to tal letter pieces handled would be about lfiG.Onu lu the six davs. On one day before Christmas !H7 pur eels were delivered by the local of fice parcel carriers, not Including tho small parcels delivered by the regular foot curriers. The postal saving deposits made a fiuin of over Jlo.nou during the year, with the total deposits on hand at the end of the year being $lf)8,815. During the past year tho local ofllco hud lln first retirement -if nn employee, by reason of age, when Howard H. Church retired. iMirlng lu4i two more clerks will reach tho retirement uge, Charles K. Klelds on March 1 and Charles C. Miles on Nov. I. It is expected ' that both or these vacancies win be filled from th civil service re gister of eligible, which already exiflts. ODDITIES (Hy the Assoeintotl Pressl reep It's Wonderful PHIUPKM'lKi. J'i.. Bernuid Klmw ol West Deenlnr. Ph., tolil po . lice lie slept Hotimlly whlie Me ear liounileil ofl a eoiieiote lnhlno. lnoke a tree, sirmk cmierote Ridewalk, tore part ot u porch froni house Eitnl finally stalled tiller reversing Its ill reel Ion. ", """' Ho escape,! Injury, but damage A , ""urred on Mrs lo the car Hone Has I2B. "MW """'I""' ' ' lovely gifts win IiioiikIH by her - . friends. The next meellng will lie sentences Sell lOO MUCn;nii Mrs. (Men Young. Thuisiluy, UAI.TIMORK Crlmlnul Court !Ja""al'5' 18 Judge (leorge A. Solter was Jm-! Iiiessed wilh Ihe candid story told H 0. PINOCHLE by ll prlsouur plcillllng guilty ' CLUB ENTERTAIN ED blirglnry. I . "As a prudent and intelligent num." the Judge said, "how much lime do you think u judge should give for the crime you have com milled?" "At least a year," the prisoner Hlllll. "I enn't quite agree," Judge Sol ter replied. "Nine mouths in the hiiuso of correction." Wages of Sin OKLAHOMA CITY Holier! Peel. IT. playing hookey, stopped (o nd- luiru Carmiehael, tho zoo's polar i Mrs. Ralph Howard and daughter. lie:ir. Nntielnflr Ihe snow ..In llie'Nolia .Mai. Airs, llella llownrd Mrs bear's cage was trampled, he start-1 .... .. cd throwing some more in. . I the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Carmiehael look ii swipe at liiiii. I ' Hllvaiil. Prizes were won by Mar lore bis right arin renin elbow to bin Inlow. Claude Willginnuth, Mrs. Wrist. j Ralph Howard and Mrs. Heater. "Hlil I reap tho wages ot sin!"!'1"1"' ''xl meellng will he at (he mild Robert. "That bear sure made a pork chop out of my arm.' Gangway! PRATT. Kans - A city light pole Hlood right in the way of the swell est coasting place III lovvn Mothers appealed In city eont. lulssinuci's. Tin. comiiilKslnners or- dered Ihe pole mm ed so children could sled safely. Slight Error HARRISBCIKi. Pa. Samuel lluuiiiier's sloiy ol a prank Hun backllred gained him an dcoulltu! ol' a drunken driving charge. lie testified he "spiked" the drink or a friend who wasn't in the habit of huvliiK. l-utcr, when po lice stopped his car. 1 1 iinim.-i- said he discovered thai, by mistake, he had drained Ids It lead's glass. Judge Krank II. Wli kershain de elded Hummer "did not wilfully iiitoxliati-il." become Optimists At'STIN - Two mil of Hirer I'nl- verslly nf l'eas students believe they would reject pensions for themselves at ll.'i. Till' students also expert lo pi light iron) uiailiiatlon exercises into jobs paylim flnu m- nunc a nionth. a sui vey disc Inseil. Slight Error CII.MH.OTTK. V ('. A nrciess living III Philadelphia sent Ihe county lax oltice hete a nn-ncy order after the nunc sent tier "a Iwenly.yvo cent bill lor luxe on a vacant Int. Authorities wrote her. and she i im plied with a uuaiter and the ex planation thai she lust naturally Ihotlghl taxes had gone up. She gel her inniiey order am! three, cents i-hange by reluin mail. Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk "Drink Milk for Health" Phono 1116 OUR BOARDING HOUSE WHEM VOL) ORDER TODAY, M ARTMA , AAV SURE TO INCLUDE FOR GLADSTONE-' BIRD DOTES ON FRUITS MMP-KAFf WE MUST SCAM wis Diet closely WE. HAS ENOUGW OF THE JUNGLB FOODS NATURAL TO N. HI6 NATIVE HABITAT yS CHEVJIMG CIGAR r . rrm. BUTTS vi HIS NATIVE. HABITAT MRS. IRELAND-13 HOSTESS TO CLUB Of.AMvA, Jan. H. Th Olalln womim'fl club "The Busy Hteppers" met at tho Hume of Mis. Anna Ire IhihI on Thursday, January 4, for a nil day meeliiiu. .leiuhei'H iml frleitils enjoyiuK the delicious pot luck dinner served at twelve-thii t included Mrs. One Ollivant, jiresl dent, Mrs. Karl Ollivant, secretary, Mis. Mellnua Perron, Mrs. tteua JeiiUlns, Mrs. (iarnel Ialoiusby, Mrs. Mary I Indues, Miss Ilernice Olllviint. Mrs. Phala VontiK, Mrs. Victor Howard oT Sllvertun, Airs, llnlph Meuler, Mrs. Frank Ad- amek, Mrs. Hoy J. Carnall, Mrs. .) i in 1 )e v I n e. AI r. mid Mrs. J a n Steen of Myrtle Creek, Cell and Henry Ireland, Itonnie Owens and OI.AI.LA. Jan. 10 A very rhni'mliig though slightly delayed Christinas puny, occurred at the home' of Mr. and .Mrs, Karl Olli vant on WVdnosdliy evening when they entertained (he members of the II. O. Pinochle club nt their Inline V liivnle fhi-lulioou I ...... ... rled gifts and Ireats for everyone and a most delicious roasted tur key dinner was served at fi::bl to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Howard of Hil verlon. .Mr. and Mrs. lialph Heater. Mr. and Mrs. Claude tVnlgnliiulh and daughter. Miss Joan, .Mr. and Marian Inlow. Chester Howard and ,1... I,.,-. i . , ...... ' "time ot .Marlon Inlaw January 10. SUNSHINE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AZALEA. Jan. II. The ladles of tthe Sunshine club were cnlerliihtcd I Ihursdav al'terno'in at Ihe home j of .Mrs. Vornnll (iaedecke. I A shnrl business meeting was to. j,,,. ,.,.,,., ',,,. sm,jHv. - At the usual lea hour Hie lies less served a lovely lunch to the lollowlng. guest. Mrs. Esther Thorp, anil club mcmheet were, i Mrs. Winnie Rust. Mrs. Walter Kemp, Mrs. Krank Tripp. Mrs. Ilulhi'l't Booth. Mrs, llnrrv Cooke. I Mrs. Champ Johns, Mrs. John .iallt- jzer. Airs. Est her Hazen. Mrs. , Henry Smith. Mrs. Warren Hazen. i Mrs. Bollin Johns, ami Die ho- itess. Mis. (iaedecke. . I 'CI ...Ill i 1,1. .Mis. I haiup Johns on January IS. a a a MRS. COOPER HOSTESS TO LADIES AID CANVIINVILI.E. Jan. In. Tho Ladles Aid was most grscinuslv en- lertalned Thursday at the home of i Airs. Fred Cooper. A regular lms. hall lerlll. 1 !::. at Ihe Oregon Col ness meettua wis held with -Mrs. ee ol Education. Monmouth. The llai'hiira Hopkins acting as presl- rcijulremcpts urp at least in term dent in the absence of Ihe regular ' hours carried for Ihe term and a pioxMent, Mis Harriet Pardee, lie- ciade point average nt :t.ll earned. 1 r; 7:30 Roseburg High School vs. Cc qui lie High School ADMISSION A. S. B. Tickets 15c 25e with GROCERIES WHV, THAT DEAR , BE- WAS THE TANGERINES OF A GOAT EGAD. TWE. WAS EATEM EVERVTHIMG HERE BUT THt STUFFING IMTUE to see that 60FA Jf WW I CAUGHT miw CHEVJING EMOUSH vntlonuls were also led by Mrs. HopklliH, after which the afternoon wuh pleasantly spent in viRtting ! wiib ervl lu which Mi s. Polietto limy uilili-il a conti lbulion or cleJl-! cloiiH lumiu imikIh tanmles. Those present were Mrs. Margaret Kim mel. Miss Clara Moore. Mrs. C. ! Pelham, Mrs. C. E. Youns, Mrs. I Barbara Hopkins. Dr. ami Airs, i Hray of Afyrtle Creek and the hos tess, Mrs, J red Cooper. GLENDALE REBEKAHS INSTALL OFFICERS Gr.rONl'iAI.K, Jan. 9. Officers or formerly a resident of Canyonville, Mountaineer Itchckuh lodge No. ' being a blacksmith here for a for llllll were Installed at the leg-1 number of years. As a part of ular meeting on Thursday eve-1 the festivities an oyster supper is nliig. Before the Insinuation, AI-' being planned which will be served leen Williams, retiring noble grand, latter the regular meeting und In presented each or the 1 !:(!! oil leers I piallatiou of officers. Those elect with an attractive corsage In a ! r,i t0 Sl.rve as officials lor the en beautiful Nnwer ceremony ln,aun8 terin of six months are as which .Miss Willlums, .Mrs. lama i follows: Walter V. Poole, noble Poole. Airs. .Murgniet Austin and ! runii; .1. A. Worthington. vice .Mrs. Viola Caraway took part. ! nohle grand: Wade Worthington. The Installing officer was Rosa secretin-) ; Walter Gregory, treas- (!. Haess. district denulV nresi-1 ilenu assisted by Elizabeth Bates, (leputv marshal; Mitrgiiret Htevcn son. ihpuiy warden: Ida Basye, de puly chaplain: Alvina Kafer. tli- puly secretary: and .Nellie Lesh, deputy treasurer. The following , iar meeting of the Community club were Inducted into their respective j was held Wednesday afternoon at iiftlces: Vclnia Basye, noble grand: the home of Mrs. Itilla Hahn. Betty Thompson, vice grand: Kli-1 Fancy work and visiting wero the ziihrfh Bates, secretary; 'Stella main diversions of the pleasant Smith, treasurer: Mabel Wlnkel-, afternoon hours. At the usual tea man. warden; (Inldle Ramtio. con-jhotir delicious refreshments were doctor; Mni'unrette Shellev, Inside; served by Ihe hostess, guardian: Viola Hill, outside guard-1 Among those to enjoy the affair Ian: Beitlin Stevenson. R.S.V.ti.; , were .Mrs. Crete Carnell of Olulln. Margaret Austin. I. S.N.t!.; Nel-j Mrs. Victor Howard or Silvertoh. lie l.esh, H.S.V.O.; Mallle Baker.iMrs. (irace Barnes, Mrs. Lottie L.S.V.C!. ISIegel. Mrs. Ann Lockwood, Mrs. Berlha Stevenson ruceived a'Alvela llarnea anil daughter, Char vefcrnns jewel Trom tho lodge, ill' leen, Mrs. Nettle Cabot, MrsJulia cniniuemoi'iitliiu of twenty-live Crowley, Mrs. Viola Hahn and two years continuous mcmueramp. t ne . rrHseutallon was tnaile by Mrs, l.ily Jones, mother of .Mrs. Steven son anil a charter member of the lodge. After the session, refreshments were served In Ihe dining room by I.Q.,,-1 l.-v,wl I. Iii Ititwve .lean Pearl I'rost. Ida Basye. Jean Bolce. Hates, Inez dlllons and Kllzabelll refreshment committee. O. E. S. SOCIAL CLUB IS ENTERTAINED fH.ENHAI.E, Jan. ill. Mrs. Her man Aydelotte anil Mrs. R. E. Rob inson enterluilied ihe (). E. S. So cial club at the home of Mrs. Ay- delotte, at the January meeting on ! u eilnesoiiy alternoon. Aiier inn business session, a social hour was enjoyed, and ihe hostesses served delicious refreshments to Mrs. Horn Harper. Mrs. Homer Reed. Mrs. W. T. Harbour. Mrs. (lilhert Olson. Mrs. C. B. Austin, Mrs. Net lie Levens. Mrs. Erank Woodley. Mrs. It. E. Place, Mrs. Fred Nel son, Mrs. F. N. HnrroH, Mrs. Harry stuiubn, Mrs. Walter Kemp, .Mrs. .1. Fisher, Mrs. W. 11. Alelss- ner. .Mrs;. Earl Mc.Mullln anil .Miss law lor .nr. and Mrs. I.. I.. Radii Mary Kay Clenn. jbiiugh and two sons, Mr. and Airs'. a a a ;Snm Walkinshnw, Mrs. ShulU and WAITHA McKEAN IS ON HONOR ROLL, AT OC.E. j ; Elif.'. (IKEdON COLI.EdK OF CATION, .Monmouth. Jan. Waitha McKean. daughter of Air, anil Mis. V. B- .McKean of Rose burg, was one of 70 students who made the second honor roll for the BASKETBALL Friday, January 12th Senior High Gym P. M. 35c Major Heeple BIRO TOO BAD YOU'RE MOT IPsl APPETITE HE YOUR OVVfO AROUMO HABITAT, MAJOR yESTERDAY COULD THROW HIM; CIGAR OOvAJnJ A cocomut 'a Ml 7 ELL, GLADSTONE HAS TO EAT , TO KEEP A BIRO AUVE' j LODGE TO MEET jON JANUARY 16 ('ANYUNVIM.K. Jim. . Tin I ,'h,e, r;()-01i- ' K No- wl" be hei'l January llllh i'.""1 lh? event in being looked 101 waro 10 wmi iiim:u eiiiiiuniunni and great anticipation, it will bei.'nr. aim .Vlrs.. Ummett Belcher. a very unusual occasion due to the I jra, ft. 1. Wardrlp spent the lar facr that a long absent member. 1 part of the week here with J. A. (iibbs. of Huber, will be pre- her mother. Mrs. Julia Hagen. SCIIl. .Ml. IJ1IHIH, Wll? IS HOW UIMIIIJ ! nine years old. was Initiated into the Douglus lodge In the month ot liecember, 1S7ii, and for sixty-four years lias been an active member and a faithful brother. He was u' ' COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY TKNMII.K. Jan. 1(1. The legu- uaugnters, i-.veiyu and t.averne, Mrs. .loslo. Smith, .Mrs. Alta How aril and daughter, Nona Mae, Mrs. Delia Howard, and the hostess, Mrs. Rilla Hahn. Mrs. Julia Crow ley will entertain the club on Wed nesday arteruoon, January 17, at ner nome. All members are cordial- ly invited to bo present DINNER IS ENJOYED AT THURMOND HOME AZALEA. Jan. !!. Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Thurmond entertained New Year's with a lovely dinner. Places werd arranged for Rev, and Mrs. W. (i. Kaufman. Mis Kalliryn Montgomery, Mrs, Krric Kakln. Tom Eisher.' Barbara and Phllhy Thurmond and the host, and hostess, Mr. and Mi-s. Thurmond. MRS. R ADA8AUGH IS HONORED AT DINNER YONCAM.A. Jan. !. Mr. mid Mrs. N. fl. Nolan entertained at tl birthday dinner at their home Thursday evening, honoring the birthday or their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Radahau.';h. Covers were I Air. and .Mrs. Nolan. Philippine pythons are able to kill and swallow a good-sized deer without breaking or mutilating the nnoy. What Are Ve Waiting For? i 1940 looks good. Let's get ready , for it. Look your tractors and ma chinery over and let us put them in shape-or make you a trade. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON News of Douglas County GkndoU RI.IWmr.8, Oro., Jan.' 8 - John Sandern left Sunthiy- for his home at Vallejo, Calif., after a week's visit at the home of his sister, Mrs Homer Martin and family. C. T. Nail was a dinner guest nt ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Aydelotte and children, Anna Lee and Dav!4 siient Saturday and Sunday at the llyce Wilson borne at Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Place and Mrs, R. B. Robinson were Rosehurg visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Merlo Johnson shopped and visited at Hoseburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmett Belcher visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. lUtlrd at Orauu Pass Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roblneon and children, Stanley and Marilyn were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , Herman Aydelotte and family on New Year'B Day. Mr. ami Mrs. I. H. Smith return ed Monday from Portland where they spent several days at the Allen Smith, and J-elgh Albright homes. . Mrs. C. L. Normoyie, Bob Nor moyle, Charles Boice, and Edward Uiwson left Tuesday afternoon for iiKene, where the boys will re sume their studies at the Univer sity of Oregon. They were accom panied as Tar aa Rosehurg by Mrs. Francis Nelson and son John. Mrs. Normnyle will continue from En- Kene to Woodburn, where she will visit with relatives before return ing here. Illllle Belcher left Tuesday for Willamette University nt Salem, af ter a holiday visit with his parents, Word was received here last week of the passing of John O. Lystul, nt Merrill, Wis. Mr. Lys. till was well known In CMendalo having lived here for many years. He owned and operated a sftwmili at Lystul Siding, and was later as sociated with Thomas tawsort in the Lysttii-Luwson Limilier com pany. Mr. and Mrs. George Ward nf Alameda. Calif., and Mrs. George Oluni. of Medford, visited at the Win. Wuncb home Friday. Mrs. Ward will lie remembered here aa Miss I'31eanor Otum. Miss Maxine McMurran returned Monday evening from a holldav visit with her parents at Quart mountain. Mr. "and Mrs. M. A. Bates- and sons, Monte, Jr., and Tommy, and daughter, Helen, were Uranta Pass visitors Thursday. Miss Blllle Bunch of WiiTiains1, who has been visiting here, went aa far as Grants Pass with them, and they were ac companied home by John Farlolgh. of Blue I.ake. Calif., who remauiod at the Rates home for a few days. Donald Wunsch of Spokane visit ed here Sunday at the home or his uncle, Wm. Wunsch and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbons and daughter, Barbara, spent " New Years day at the home of Mrs. Gibbons' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball nt Riddle. Miss Doris Graham and Warden Gardner of Eugene spent the New Year's week-end at the home of Mr. Gardner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Gardner. Jim Gardner of Oregon State college, Covvallls, also spout the holidays with his parents. -Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Garrett wer business visitors at Rosehurg Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ffnnnluger and sons. Larry and Wayne, visit ed relatives at Medford Now Years day. Miss Ilernice Martin, who lias been spending the holidays at the Homer Martin home left Saturday for Nyssa. where she is a teacher. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Winter of Fort Klamath are visiting here at tho home of Mr. Winter's sister. Mrs. W, B. Lesh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wehlon and Mr. ami Mrs. E. R. Harvey were New Year's day gliosis nf Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Purvine at the Victory mine. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Huntington ami daughter, Ucniece returned Monday from a vacation trip to Newhorg anil Portland. They also spent a few days at Newport and Ynohata. Miss Blllle Bunch nf Willlums und Erlaiid Jensen of Areata, Calif , visited at the M. A. Bates home Saturday evening. They were ac companied hack to Williams by John' Farlelgh and .Miss Letty Whaley, the latter returning here Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, ff. R. Harvey spent New Year's eve with Mr. and Mr. F, I., Vannlce of Grants Fasa. Mr. and Mm. W. B. Lesb were Duslncafl vloltoro ut Myrtle. Crce!: Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jl. Wood of Sweet Home were gueeta at the C. J. Kafer home Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Wood is a sister of Mr. Kafer. Mr. ami Airs. O. 11. Ashman anil Bona, IJougla ami Marvin, .spent the holidays at Klamath Falls. Mr. Ashman and Douglas returned here New Vcur's day, but, owing to the serious illness or her father, Mrs Ashman and -Marvin remained for a longer stay. Mr. and Mrs. George Ollughouae were lioaeburg visitors Suniluy and .Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frost and boiik, Glenn and Arthur Frost, vis ited relatives at Springfield and Harrisburg from' Wednesday to Sat urday. Yoncafto YO.VCAI.UA, Jan. 9. W. A. Porter, who for the last 21) years has -been a resident of Yoncalla, left Thursday for Portland where he will make his home with his daughters. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. Chestnut of Albany spent the week-end here visiting at the Ham Walklnshaw home. t Mrs. Jack Murphy and daughter returned t their home in Wlca pee Friday after spending a month visiting at the parental Tom Hoi lamon home. Harry Beake of Marshfleld Bpent several days this week visiting at the Kdgar Richard home. Glen Wells was called to New port Reach, Calif.. Wednesday due to theserioua illness of his mo ther. W. J. Rochester of Roseburg is taking the business census of Yon calla. Wr Eulala. Wooley of Kuttene visited tier parents, Jin and Mrs. Elmer Thompson, this week. Rickfl RIDDLE, Jan. . Mrs. C. H. Crow, who has been visiting her two- sons at Oakland, Calif., the past three weeks, returned here Saturday afternoon. She expects to resume' ber work at the Veter ans facility in Riseburg Monday. Airs. Tort Dubell, her father. Henry Miller, and Mrs. Belleu of South Myrtle, attended to business matters in Riddle Friday. jamea 1 wiche. whose home is at Biiilgewater, Maine. arrived here Saturday evening for a. visit at the .home nt his aunt, Mrs. Frank flradstreet. Mr. Twitched has just returned from Honolulu, Hawaii, where he has been with the V. S. army the past two years. Frank Weaver returned to his home here Saturday morning after spending lh past few weeks at the veterans bpapital in Port land. Mrs. Minerva Prurier of Doris, Calif., a former resident of Riddle, writes relatives that she Is recov ering from a recent operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Primer is Hear ing eighty years of age hut Is re markably active. Miss Kvelyn Tlamniorslcy. who has been sick at her home with nn attack of flu. has recovcil suffi ciently to return to Soulll Myrtle where she is employed at the Pate home. Mrs. ('. A. Riddle, nnd son. Don ald, aro spending the week in Port land visiting relatives. Paul llausotter and his son. Dick. Art Boyd and Harry Wea thers left last week for coast points to look for employment. Mrs. O. V. Logsdon and Mrs. C. F. Stnulfer, who have been 111 with the flu. are reported improved. Mr. and Mrs. John Woods lime gone lo Spokane. Wash., where they expect to stay several months visiting relatives. Elzle Ash of the Tiller C( ( camp, was home for the week-end. Mrs. Perry Coriiutt assisted hv Mrs. (i. I.. Grant, entertained the Ladles Aid society at her ' home lust Thursday iil'tnrioon. Glide fiUJiK. Jan. !!. iAvle Doss, son or .Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doss, returned to school in Sacramento, Callt. Junior Mallery lias left tor the Oregon State college. Dorothy I'os. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wenxel Fox. left Sunday evening fur Portland to attend the iLM whiskies MilLi wm WwiSlm F,RST T,ME ,N THE STATE XV tS'i v'eol ry. Sl.l....Cn. tr.m.ndov. value for IDIPl UllTI VSX' m" ylvosia. Ih. lavorili bolllt.J.in.bon'd Bourbon. P " AlWlTIA'l . V.flW9' to!-" Non. ,i, mo H 'fJmiM I m XS & I r ju rriT.. I BUMXHW H . I Northwestern Business school. I Harold and Lyle Blakely. sous of .Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blakely, left Sunday fo- the Oregon State col- Jicge for the deaf. ; Miss A. Anderson spent her Clirltma vacation at Portland visiting her friends. On her -way buck she stopped and visited 'friends in Corvallls. Mrs. Agnes Moore and Miss Muraarei lilahely apeiiL datuiduy , in Roseburg on business. Manv members of the. Baptist 'church of Glide spent New Year's I eve at the Baptist churclr In Kose iburg. ' Margaret niakely has received word that she will not have lo go back to school in Portland until January 15, as some improvements are being made on the building where Bhe works. Mr. and Mrs. Hurnld Tharp spent their vacation in Albany with Mrs. Tharp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huffman. Mr. and .Mrs. I). R. Mortln, Mar Jorie Mortln. Hope and Harold Miles visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starbucli und family in Myrtle Creek Sunday afttmoon, Decem ber U. Mr. and .Mrs. Jesse Miles and family from Klamath Falls visited at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles C. Miles and family over the holidays. Elk ton Wesley. .Morgan, or Drain, was attending to business affairs lu Klkton Monday. Sir. and Mrs. W. K. Griffith huve moved lo Bandon to live on a i unch. F. Davis is working nt Camp Hlkton. Mr. Davis Is filing saws. James Adauio, of Void Hill, wus at Camp Klkton reeently. Mr. and Mrs. Norrls Wealherly. who are working at Dorean. were nt their homo in Klkton ovor the week-end. Daredevil VAX NT'YS, Cllllf. Illlttlllion Chler William 13. Seekins bus head ed the Hro department's emer gency rescue squad for years. He has rescued many persons from burning homes and tottering build ings. He huB climbed blazing poles and rickety ladders. Always he escaped unscathed. Working in his garage, he slip ped and fell. Result: A broken arm. ; car that saves you jjr 10 to 25 l s..v-:oK. .W.'S&fstf 1 I sj By the thousands from all over the P J country delighted Studcbaker Cham- $ pion owners say they never any car could be so saving. And this Champion leads in restful riding, j afcty and low upkeep cost, too. See it drive it become a proud Studc baker Champion owner for down payment and easy C.I.T. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Your Studcbaker Dealer for Douglas County 443 N. Jackson St. Vernon Keel, Prop. Pfione 12? FSA to Buy 100 Cars of Pears in Medford Area MEDFORD. Ore.. Jan. 9. fAP) The federal surplus commodities roriKiruttnn, through Donald H. Wilcox, purchasing agent, an nounced Tuesday it would purchase 10U cars or aieuium urea pears at once at the following prices: SIzeB lMi and laiKcr, il.vo per box; slilos 193, Jl per box; sizes 21U, 90 cents per box: and sizes 22S nt 80 cents per box. All uro f.o.b. Medford. Purchase of tho pears will ho started at once, and shipments will be underway by Hie end of the pre sent week. The pears will be the D' Anjons and Cornice varieties. They will total 72.UOO lioxes. ana make a sizeable dent ill the stored pear surlus. Milk Bottle Milked ALTON, III. Milk' bottles Willi .Wk.,.,.i "dix-nvs" were dlsnlaveil in stores to collect funds to buy milk lor the poor. When the bottles wero guthorH, one not only wus minus cnntrilm. ."Ions, but nan lieen rouueu 01 11 cents. the, HOTEL SOMERTON l 440 SEARV 8THEET DOWNTOWN COtmCTUl REFURNISHED Splendid garage fac ilities . and, courteous service await the tired motorist. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Service Unsurpassed IKt IMS. MAHAGEH dreamed a low terms. BBHEB3 I-