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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1940.
News of Douglas County
Days Crtek
DAYS CltKKK, FfU. 2:i. Karl
Hiimiinr ami his daughter, Minn
Kl vii. wcm atli'iiiliiiK to biiKini'tt.-
manors In ItomdiurK ThiiiHday.
Mr. ami Mis, (.', K. H'aldnii ol'
(irantK Puns wcii' oilliMH tit the
IVte (.'In in home Saturday.
.Mr. ami Mih. Cordon Chirk und
Mm, It-v In .Matlif r we in showing
In Una e mi re Saturday itfturnorm.
A moii if tlioHfi tit 1 1 in I in j( oiehfH
tia priifltrf id Mm M Union In Can-
on villi 'clninray evpninti wrc
Mi s fipm ami MIhk U'ihMha Hutch
liifinn. Mm. Archil Ki-rmiHoii. Mr.
ami Mm. Klmoi Ay cm ami mm.
ItoliHit, ami f,iHir Koikuhoii.
Mr. and Mm. Kraiik Wlllhoit ami
Kluvil Willholl of hillaid wri viol
tors at the KhmI Wllllmli home
Friday. Mm. Kloyd Willhnit. who
has ht't'ii HUMiding Urn pint two
wfi'kK In-if. iviunied home with
them
Mr. ami Mm. Oru Comliay and
ilaimhlcr. Colh'eii, or Azalea, worn
uui'BiH Sunday at th hoiun of
Mm. CondiayH lnotlnr ami Histi-r-In-law.
Mr. ami Mm. Wade Worlh
Innion. Ituymoiid Sauro and hit nwh
Cm Lapp, wen trannartinu hunt
ihmh In Myrth Vwk l'rlda.
Mr. and Mm. Paul I'lMemm and
dailMhtiT. Arli lie, were KiiKeiif
vision Saturday.
Sunday (JhMin Hachor mid hln
inothur, Mi'H. .lohn ItaHmr, went to
l.oniiin whei'M limy wore mmHtu of
tin laltei' unnin-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mih, t'lareiice HU:h
uhIkoii. Ivuii lill. who in cmployi-d at
the Soulh I'lnpiiua Kalla CCC
ramp (h upend I rm 11 week at hi
tl(Hllf) IlCIf,
M r. and M in. Wh Utah ei. wh:
i,ri' at pn-Hi'iil malfliiK tlmlr home
at Nehalem havu hi-u vIhHIiik hi
the homn of Mm. VVhltiakt'i H im-
ter, MIsk Htftly, wcoiiiji(iiied by
MIsh UlnnlH and MIhh .laylndh
KaliivilK were KtientM (liirliiK the
week end at the homes of Mr. ami
Mm. Kverel UHrd and Mr. and
Mis. Meryl IdkcIio In Jlnm-huiK.
While there they attended the
tournament and uIho enjoyed n
virlt to the ukallnj; rink.
Mr. and Mm, W. T. Vrinht
have been greatly enjoying a t
from the former'H hi nt her ami .tin
lei lnhiw. Mr. and Mm. J. M.
WrfKhl. or Jlellevue, Idaho, who
have been imiklnK an fxitndv trip
throiiKh the middle weniprn ami
southern states ilmlmt the wlniei
niontliH. Thv arrlvpd here Friday
from (flonda 1 whore they had
ypent a few days with Mr. ami
Mm. I in nk House and left I lies
day iivtriunu for i'ortland from
where they will mo lo wchIimii
WiiHhiiitfioii for a xhort viHlt helorc
i.'(dnK on lo their home in Idaho.
Th.-y Htaleii while here lhat the
upper St Mil h Fmpqua valley wan
about the nicest place virtited dur
ing their extensive navels, j
A mom; iIi'imo from this virlnity
Kofnu to lloxehtirx Monday hi al-1
tend tit funeral fnrvlres held for
Utile Jerry Kernufon were Mr. amlj
Mrs. Clay l latn. Air. and Mm. Hill;
Chun. Mr. ami Mm. Avery Horry, t
Mr. and Mrs. .1 H. Wrlnht. Mr. ami
Mm. Polo l'hn. Mm. Alva Mat
ihewK, Mr. ami Mm. M. K. ienn.
Mrs. Klorenco Hiinlh, Minn .Ioho
phino WrlKht. Mm. Hud KhIow.
.lake Srullli. CharleK Viifoy and
Cilenil Kuukel.
Karl Sumner and .lack (iaulke
reiuined late Saturday tiiwht irom
1'mllaiid where they IiimI mtne to
visit .1. I'. Van Allen, a rormer
havu Creek residenl. who recently
undorwotit a major operation at
St. Vincent' honpltal. They re
port that he Is uettiiiK aioni; nice
ly and expected to ko to the home
if bis hoii, I'aul Van Allen, Monday
(u convalesce for a Hhort time be
Archbishop Outlaws Parish After Rebellion
I' if? l
While there rhey also called on
Mih. Zed Chnnev and .1. I'. Talbot,
boih local renldeiitN. who have un
dei (tone recent major operal loos
and who are ill no recovering very
sallstaclorlly. Mm. Cbaney plan-
ned 1i leave Die hospital Sunday j
lo ao lo tho home ol her hoii amlj
ilaunhier In law. Mr. ami Mrs. Iter-'
mud Chaney at Sprhmlhld where,
site will remain while rejtaluiux
her nl renct h.
Tho hot htm he beinic serve. 1 at
the Pical Mchonl am pimlnjr lo he
very popular. A (hero has been
no WI'A i -ook appointed to date.
Mm. I'Vitz Snvder. president of the
P.-TA.. ba been, wilh the asslsi
ance of other school pal ions, pro
parlnif the lunches.
Mm. Itov faincan. Mm. Alma
Lanire ami Howard M-iore
re I
lloseburu visitors Monday. While
I here Ihey visited Wuymt Monro,
who is convitloschm I nun a very
serious Illness at the Mercy hos
pital. Tbev report that he is si I-
II v liupi'ovitiK ami In all prohabllUy
Will be rtble to (cave the hospital
In a low.,weekH hut that it will ho
nccessafy I'm' him lo remain In
lioMcum for sotno lime In order
that be may be near his altomunK
llicr. Mm. MhjckIo Sny.ler. lor ev-(f(1.( lf.uvlnK for hH inl)l(, j h
oral nays.
Dallas Taylor of Dm Souih t'mp
qua Falls VVX' camp, ami his la
I her. Hcnit Taylor, of Murphy, wore
KUpmIs durhiK Dim week-end al Die
Irvin Mather homo.
Mr. ami Mm. Itay (loin ami chil
dren. Danny. Hilly ami Kay. ami
l loyd C.'iin wore ItoseburK visitors
Monday.
.Mr. ami Mm. Hat ley (itinioii had
us their Kiiesis at diunei. Saturday
oveiilnt:. Mr. ami Mm. lia iiiih-k
ami Honald Hoover. .
Jake Smith Is spending u few
days In Portland when he is al
temlitm to businoKK malteiH and
yIhIDiik Irlomis.
Mr. and Mm. Floyd Coin wont
to Talent Sunday to visit frh-mls
and relatives. Mr. tloin returnoii
here. Sunday evening while Mm.
I'dn remained lor a loiiKer visit.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Wright ami
huiKhtom. Delia and I mi ls, were
Sunday vIkIIiii h al I Ik; .1. I
Wrl'ht home.
Mrs. Cecil Connor ami daunhlor.
.Judith, have returned to their
home here ultei- 11 I wo weeks vlsil
In Medforri wilh Din former's mo
ther, Mm. 11 K. Pails, ami at (lien
dalo with hoi' sister, Mm. Karl
Wesemini.
Arthur Ward of Idaho is vlsillmt physicinn
here at the homo ol (its son ami
daUKhtet'-ln-law, Mr. nud Mm. Dow
aril Ward. Visitors at the Ward
home Sunday Included Mr. and
M m. Hen ry 1 e Wa Id, M i s. Km ma
DeWahi, Mm. Paul PotiMHon and
daughter. Arleno and Mrs. Fritz
Snyder ami children, Ulcbard and
Itarbinn.
Mr. and Mm. Merle Houston and
Hons. UoKer ami Hoy, Mrs. Ches
ter Stiltner and Mrs. .lames N.
I'ordiio were allendhiK to business
mailers In lloseburn n-ceiiDv.
Tho counly htldxe crew Is con
slructlm: a brhlco on tin Days
I 'reel; load near the Hill Uac.hoi
pliice nt present. While In Ibis
i-inity they will also repair other
lirlducs lor tho county.
Mr. iiti'l Mrs. Wade Worthinv
ton entertained Mr. ami Mrs. Italph
AVeaver at a chaiuihm iliiiner Fri
day ovontuB. Chineso checkoi's
wore enjocd dm Intt the ovonnii:
hours.
Waller Hutchinson was uiimiii;
those transactlui; hiislnoss in Huso
buiK Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Perdue were
vlsil'im at Die A. I1',. Moore home
Thursday ovcnlnu.
H. A. Moore and his dauuhlei .
Miss Nettle, came up from Ash
laud Saturday for a short visit at
their homo here. They wen ac
companied by 10(0 I'luin. who bad
been spending several dsys with
his In other and sister In la w, Mt
and Mrs. l.eo I lam, at their home
in Ashland.
Mr. ami Airs. Lewis Weaver went
fi Kosebuiir Sunday. While there
they were uesls al a very hn ely
dinner u I von at the home ot Mr
and Mrs. Perry I Woo In honor of
Mrs. Weaver s bli ihday annlver
ai'y- I tipeialed I ho Pl ow
Mr- D I, Cutbonn and d:onh ' v..,r- bav ot
Azalea
Deiii nt members of Cleveland's Holy fledcemer Catholic church were placed under ecclesiastical in
terdict by Archbishop Joseph Schrembs nfler u mill inu crowd o 1500 stojjpcd the insinuation of Rev,
Vincent Caruso as piislor because they preferred another priest. Picture .sliows crowd scattering before
Ifiir rus fumcR. The tenr Has bomb is said to have gone off nccidenlally in pocket of one of 00 police
men called to keep order. Interdiction is one ct mo.sl fevcrc penalties of the Catholic church.
Here's What U. S. Sold Russia in Four 'War Months' of '39
WAR ESSENTIALS
LlN SCOPPERjj - . . . .
JMSC. Iv 1S,I)8,000 MAcre GASOLINE ELECTRICAL APPARATUS
METALS IN Ffefjn sSm I S1949T000 ;i,528,oo,
lPi iLi fcl J.
Mars signed the order book when Russian purchases from the United States began mounting during
the "war months" of 1939. U. S. exports to Russia from September through December, shown by photo
diagram, were mainly war materials and machinery essential to war industries. They amounted to
more lhan half of the year's total ($56,638,000). Miscellaneous metals sold include molybednum, used
to harden steel for guns; bronze, brass, aluminum. Machinery exported was largely for manufacture.
their business in'oreriis to Mrs
draco K linger. They will. bo--
evcr. continue lo live In tho Drew
icinlty.
Riddle
lives at .lasper, in- a vi-ii at the homo of her
Mr. ami j s. Court noy Towuo oi j ndparonts. Mr. and .Mrs. II. .A.
Kin-one iM!o( over last week-end ) Crow. Mrs. Mushy was formerly
wiih Mi.-. 'lowiies lather. J. M. Alivs Marvel Crow.
Cornut. , The Hldillo tirmmo is platininii
lie la' i ves have received w rd ; in inierosi im; meet jm; for next
tiiai Mrs. Aimer l.ceiHdoti o1 K la-1 Thursday eveiiiny. 'the Ihird and
math Kails is nnnnini; ra pidh 'on 1 1 h dt creo work will he imt on
A7.At,KA, leh. 2a. Mif Walierj
Koiiiij loll Monday inornim? for i
Berkeley. California, where, shol
will spend several weeks visiting
hot. rtiiivfhldK Ci i,i (il Ir Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and
son, Jackie Mrs. ilanry (Jaedecke
unl Art (Jaedecke were In Rose
LJr Friday on businoss.
Ralph and Don llrady and Floyd
Kit kin ail ended ti business in
ItoseburK Friday. They also visited
al Wlnrhi'sier with Mr. Kakin's :
brotber-holaw ami sister, Mr. und,
Mrs. Luke Meals. !
Mr. ami M rs. Clarence Dudley
and daughter, Hatrh lu. irom Man-1
don visited here over the week-
ond wilh Mrs Dudley's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kakin.
italph Itrarly, Jimmy Mnruan.
Don lirady. Iwrotby Tanner, Lewis
Brady and Doris Fair .spent Satur
day eveninir In Grants Pass. .
Mr. and Mrs. K. (. Adams ami
son. Mil' fe. and daughter. Ha. ot
Kedmoml. visited hero over the
week-end with Mrs. Adams' par
ents. Mr. and Mrs I rank Tripp
They wr.ro noconipanh d by .Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Gaodoeke. who
had boon vlsftim; tlu-m for the
Pllht two week.
start truiiilni; with the Seattle
baseball team as piuhor.
im iimiifi ibolin returned to
h'-r hfiine in Maldwln Park. Sun
day, after spendlni,' several weeks
here due to tlio illness aim uoatn
I nf hot rihor Chiii lio Howes,
I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walkinsliaw
' spelH the week-end visiting ''l'la'
, lives In Coliaee Grove.
John Jones, an old timer from
this valley, spent ihe week-end hero
reuewint; old accuaintances.
Jav Huutiimtoii and two daimh
Utm.' 'n ml and Anna Marie, snout
Saninhiv shonpiuu' In Kngeiio.
ustaH l;i'ion was held in the theater
Ibuil'lint; Wednesdays evening with
.1 upland Parker as principal
: u.,.;ikor.
The recuhir meeting of the Yon
( alia '1 ownseml club was held
Tin-sdav afternoon at tho home of
i ond Mrs. N'olHiid. A social hour
was enLoyed lollowlng their reg
ular meeting, The next meetim,'
will ho held March 5th ut tho Mary
Shields home.
Mrs. Charles Howes, who has
bet a an invalid lor several years,
has moved lo the home of her
duimhter, Mrs. Olive McKeo. Mr.
Howe-! passed away two weeks
A
i tiny of the
rural Hc-tri
Yoncalla
YONf'AI.LA. Feb. 27. Mis. Har
idd Schifcker of Portland is vfsif
in her mother. Mrs. Clarence Mo
Kern, in Scotts vallov for a wool;.
Mr. and Mrs. Arholo Ueeord of
liivejsido. Ciilif.. Is visiiinu' at tho
Deliuar find Walter liocord homes
lor h month.
Miss Jerry McRinht and Miss
Dorothy Kdes of Kimono spent the
week-end visiiine, at the George
Kdes homo.
Marvin Holland attended it ban
quet of his fntlerniry al CorVallis
over Ihe week-end
Harold Tut-pm ioft Sunday for:
San Fotiiildo, I'ulil . where lie will1
SEED GRAIN!
Book your orders now. How's your
tractor? We have some good buys
in rebuilt Fordsons, John Deere,
Cietrac.T. 20,
Garden Seeds, Cabbage Plants, Onion Plants,
now in stock.
"SEE US FIRST WZ CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Clur-
Imt
Mull
lin.II
III' it-l lour inonllis in
lltiirii'n. hiiM rfluini'il to his
1 llOIIK' ll(Ml.
Mr. I Mis. Will Silmmi'i s. who
r.'.li- n.-iir Mnllonl. iin'.l Will (li:i-
who liiakos his li'inii' wilh
I ill Ihi- II. A Crow
HIIUH.H. Fi'h. L'l.. - Ml:
( iM-o Nl'lKOIl 'll Stll lllll,'ll
In-ro hist w i-i'k id I ho horn
i i... I .1 u,.....u li. who I I " 1 ims, ,o,. ,ioo .ois. r.mi
.; """."7 , ,., , , i lo.hl In " A. Ilousor. who hn
i I,,.. u',,.l, onil won- i "ln'H'llli!! tho fn-l lour inonlhs
llns Miiv (Irosn. Minn Marjorli'
Chuirh. Misn 1 1 ll.li-f t U Montuom
orv. Miss Wllinirrocl liml Miss )l!'-
.. 'i... i...l....ll,n Mluu U'lL.tlm ll.lt.
.., ' u 11.1,,.- I ':l M iHd !
. i.,.i i i.h,.i lohn 1 Ihoni. visit..! i,l Iho II. A
M , 'hinso,.. Wttvt... S.ullh. !"- Mon.lny. Itoth Mr. itn.l M
.. .. .. ..... f inn iithpr ; 's unil Mr (Irnhain .110 .
I' I'l KllBIUI tl IHI I t i Ml.. I
Im-Hl ,, lo s I III llnsohmi! soil-, '
. ....... k'lM'UIOllll I A
Mlitnv loi-otofo (...i... .-. , f .
Mr. Hint Mis. flli-stm Sllllnor hhiI I ' '
.. .in, I Mm .linni
"I" l..,.n.l,v Mrs.'.'l lh" I
leny )ii " ; ,.
Mnuule Snviler. lianioiiM .-mmm.-.
i.ml .lark Hieuins and son. Georire
The Iowa Team totn imnnul
u. .i.i i -it ii mi villi Suudav was
-mended hv n mimhor of limit has
li. ahull nluvers and tan
il.. ..i. wore Utss lielio Itoltiaml
Mlr.s Susii' Citation. Miss H
vv'.n-iiiiiiiMiiii. Miss Gem and
Vil..lh:i Hulohtnsoli. Miss .lllaiiita
l.lKea. Miss Holly Widrtu
1 ltl.li . i li lnlil HOinei'V. Mls
Sulton. Melt lia hor. John Ililteh-
lin-nld liaoior, l-iinier mi'i
Until her recent operation lor ap
peuilirjtis :ini! iho reiuoal ol hoi
loiisil-j. , r mother, Mrs. .1. H.
I'tiplis. went from here to ho with
her dminy her ilines.
Mrs. it. K. Kiishy and twi daimh
tors. I mnna .lean and Sandra, of
Low Vn-'oloi. itrrivpd liori Tnesd ty
loll iwod hy a Hal ves! supper. V
mrs are e.xiioded Irom the Camas
Valley Hiance.
Mao West, of "Come up and t c
me some time" lame, .made 'ior
first puhlie appearance at (i,. hi.
of lie in a t-huroh soejal.
ldonis
Dean.
atlei
Still tllKllllo I
of Kiddle,
who is sui'f
efforts of Ihe tin
lehltll lo his Unit,
tn.ir
laek ('
111" :i-t
Mr an
dnimlilor.
have i.-o
AliiiiliK
d and While st
Htiut; has heen tpiito
ink with tin.
Mrs Itov Gfhhoiis ;iud
iLiihara. of Gloti.lalo.
uui'sk at the Trod Hall
past I w o w eek-;.
;nd Mrs G. .. Giant and
y I Mis. u. V. I.osdon moiniod to
Missj HiHard and iwi'hiii t: Thursday.
inita1'l'ho la.lio vi.itid with llioir aunt.
Miss! Is Ka lliro al IHIIaid. white Mr
Maifo Giant atlondod lo luiinos mal-
i in liosohni n
It. I' vii !i i and s,,i. Still.. v.
, ,. . I I heir t.n i ti homo on the loop mad.
J K. . - ,,. ... If,,,,,
ulliv at tli' M,
slim:
l
Mrs. Unth Gaun ami nei wmi.
t.... .1 M,, uh.i liiive 1 II
1 "., ' M i vl-.lt J'aini one day 1
speuoiim !oi i-i ii "
Iiiif relalivos and litomls. Iiav
mi n. ..I t-i their home In
Walla. Mrs. Gnuh was
olnii:: was
K. . koi
st
(iai dii r liooi s. wiin
Walla'"1'' M,,'' iiMiti mini.
imiiioi I 1 m'sfiiai ai u
tosj.l,
tinil. liiller and made tins nei
dome hoiore her maiilano.
Mr. and Mrt. I'ele I'lum. Mr.
Gotilon Clark and Miss Sharon
Chirk weto vtsltlim Irieiuls and at
tondlni; to husinoss mailers In
Grams Pass Tuesday.
ll is repo'tod that Mr. ami Mrs
Halo Itoiiiiey. who hao owned am!
o. ii T 1 hn- a (
eatmotu.
Mi and Mi
rk-lip
hui u
ami modii
FRUIT 0
ROWERS
See Us For Your Spray
Reauiresnents Now
Liquid Lime-Su!phur
Dow Dry LimeSu9phur
Dormant Oils
Bordeaux
Dow Arsenate of Lead
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
402 West Oak Street
Telephone 128
loio lo
.ll-o
SLIM MATHIS
Says
we need more
EGGS
also you can get
10c
A POUND FOR YOUR
NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS
at the
VALLEY PRODUCE
Corner Conrr and Jackson St. Phnn 646
When that Amazing Nash
iVeather Eye goes to work. See
how it does it at your Nash
iealer's Special Exhibit today!
THE MOST SENSATIONAL
improvement in mitomnhiUr
luHtory. A "Conditioned Air
System lh.it irorA .if ,iriv
ffw m the coldest wrathrt.
St it and many oth-r new nmi
tiecrnm tlrvrlopnu'iUs at your
Nsh drain' toliy. The tmv
Kouith Spvrd Km w.ird th.-.t
.ivcs on r.i. The wild's only
M.miiold Sealtxl tnnmr (a um
nrr in the Cnttnore - Yosrnntr
Kun. .'.i.Tli nidos it K.tllon). A
in w kind 1" sound proof it i
N.ish Sand Mottrvaiu. The b.z
Convci tdMe Hrd Then set all t lie
insuic tacts on .due on ri vry
5Ssi?E!roiwijiii
.ir in new l'Md Ai-.loniol'dc
X K.ty Hm'k ,m-.t out. Come in
toil.iy. Six' this Special Kxluh-t
.aid ni lor .m Arrow Flight Kuiv
in a iu 10 Nash!
L. R. CHAMBERS MOTOR CO.
300 North Jackson St.
Cii.DtrtfJIir-ltfTlViw...H t.
. . . J2J5 Idt r(St. ). $i,4i4
EfifRMt ud Frdttal latci adiM
NASH few Si
Dtlivtred
Htrt
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ItViJ -((4 t'4 w" -1rfi-i1
BIG SPECIAL EXHIBIT
NOW GOING ON
Chesterfield's
Twin Pleasures are
JiealAfiMMess
and
Ietter Jaste
Y)u can't mistake the
extra pleasure you get
from Chesterfields.
33ccause of their right
combination of the world's
best cigarette tobaccos,
Chesterfields give you a
cooler, better-tasting and
definitely milder smoke.
You can't buy a better cigarette
(del' tnr i'joj
(-itlist)
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