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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAYS, ?4Q. 4 krtunA fit a fnnnh rtiugnu mt vuujuj Glendale fiLKNDALK, .May 7. Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. lowi'y of llundo, f'nlif. arrived Sutiirduy evetihiK for i vl(U tiere uw) pii Cuv ci-puk, The DewcyH ni'o former (ilendalo real- dunls. Rev. nnd .Mrs. J. K. Ilnu-nril and Mra. C J. pettier and hod. Curl, were hiitlnoHM visitoiij ut (iiunlg Pass Wrdupsduj. Mr. and Mr. )i. K. JtohliiKon, Mrs. U)mrt OIhoji urn Mm. J I Io nian AytoJoMo were KiiHelmrK vlbjtoJH Priday. WJIe (hero Mr. ami Mrs. noliiriKOii ininliascd a now Pontine automobile. Mr. and Mm. KushcII Soiti'Ih and daughter LaVornt atlnndcd tlic ntinw ut GiunfH Puhk Sittunhty pvi nliiB. . Mr. and Afr. Win. 'uiiHij nt tended the play "Oh 1'iointm; M" presented by (lie fomiiiunlty club at Wolf P'flek Friday cveninK- Mra. (JertrmU I.y(ul. Mls Alins Nebu anil Mih. W. K. Hlev cjuhoii drove to (iranlw I'iimh Sat urday afternoon. wherH MIhh N In) was ftdnilllp') to tjift Josephine (Jen era I liunpHuI for tientnient. Mr. and Mid. H. ('. llunthiuto!) and daughter, Jfenfece. were Koe Inirff visitant Saturday. ! Frank WltUaiim and Mrs. Kmma WHfou uMended to liii)iiM'S at CranlH Phhh Monday, I.orls Pickett spent tho voe)i-tnd at Med ford. Mr. und Mrs. P; It. CunnfriBhim and daiipbter. Dorothy, Minn 1m etla L'linnliiKliani, und Mnt. JUm nl Hclmoi-H wore dinner iunntn of Mr. and Mm. M. K. CulbertHon Sunduy. Mr. hiiiI Mm. f I,. N'ormoyle Hpent Friday at (irants Phkh. Arthur Pobyint lefl Friday for Mrdford. where -he will he employ ed by the California Oregon Pow er Co. Mr. and Mm. Lynn Cooper nnd family of Wanhini?ton. I). C. were KiieHtH nt the Herman Aydetutt" home 'I'ucHday evenlne;. Mr. Coop er is a nephew of Mr. Aydeloite. MIhh ' Margaret Stevenson of Myrtle Point spent the week-end at tho home of Mr. and Mm. H, K. Mouehvtle. lien itohlnxon of (intutu Pans watt n week-end vfsilor at the home of IHh ulster. Mr. Frank Thump Hon and family. ' Mr. and Mm. llarlun Helrher "nid family of Rogue River vixited at the iluii p(' Idler home Sunday. Mm. C, 1J. llolee attended the luncheon of liiter denominational rhureh women at tho Oe Wnjiuc hotel at OiantH Patt on Thum 'day. Mies Mary fiiilterrlez returned Snturduy from Sacramento, where slio ylHlled for Ihu past week with rejallvew. Alfred Wink el man and hour. Inihny and oimll, Mr. and Mrt. K. ll. Harvey and Fred Kafer. were amotiK (ilendale people, who fished on Jlogtie river Sunday, Mr. Klnk ol in a u lauded a thirty-three and oiie-lnilf pound' ehlnook salmon. Dr. aj)d Jli'H. A. J. Fawcett at tended Ihu -allow at (JnintH INi.h Sunday. Mm. C. K. Illiilge returned Mon day evening Horn Portland and other northern points, where nhe Hpent the pawl three wee lit. She watt uceoinpaiiied by her langbier, Mrs. H, (;, JoliiiHon. and (Jilldreii. Patrlefa und Catherine Anne, who iv HI remain here for a visit. Mr. and Mm. M. F. Nye. MIks Maxinc .Mf'Mmreii and Mm. J. M. Key Hpepl Sunduy at (JranlN Pawn. Mr. and Alr. yinv Powell of IlitHe hurtjt were Sunday vlHltoiH ut the Carl Selher home. Mr. Powell is a brother or Mm. Selher. Mr. and Mm. Lawrence I.omIi and mm. (lobby, of Innisnuilr. Calii'., visited al Jhe home of Mr. I.eHh'i father. H. ,eh, and linnil.v ThurHday. Mr. and MrB. Ifiitfaell SorielH and daitfth t el", l.a Verne, were Gra n t a Pass vltdtora Sunday. Mr. and .Mm. M. II. Pall and Hon F.lmo and Mr. am Mm. Hoy tiibhotiH ami daiiKliter, Parbara, upent the week-end at Medlord. j Mf.stt r ave I hoiuj)Mon and Mlxs Mary Kllia Ai)f.F' of CrantK Pu.hs utleiiflec tlie operetta heie Friday evening. Al MuHe and Wayne I.ewallen and family v tailed Mrs. l.ew alien al the Josephine General hosptl.il at Grants Put Sunday. OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Mojor HPopla rWHV YOU &&2ia TUSM TUSM, M'PET !-CHqMP-CHOWMF& I'D HAVE THOUGHT VOL) VJERE VOOR OWM GHO&T, BUT YOU LOOK TOO LIFELIKE AT THE ICEBOX. WHERE WERE VOU ? WHEN) DID VOO GET BACK ? WHERE ARE THE BEDCLOTHES VOU I. TOOK AWAY ? a.-'uw NUT WKINf.Lfc HKETTY BROW, K WITH (MDRRlES OVER MY 'WHEREABOUTS ' Jf -""CHOmiF-CHoPFsT HAVE BEEN) r I OH A BRIEP PILGRIMAGE INlTO A STRftMGE ' NBVi WORLD, AS ITWERE JOVE. T &M ni Jrf GRATEFUL TO VCU FOR ORDERlMG THIS H 33--, ' v. Excellent edam ch??p;p nucitjnr- ,.,., . , ,. , .,, . , . ' rmr H Opertfl Prfipnte by Glendola Gradm School "Tho lE'S HOME" AND HUNGRY'. BUTWHECfi HAS HE BEEN ? Girl Pilot, Four Children Die in Washington Plane Crash CI.KNDAI.B, Old.. May 8. I.anil of Drpnina Como True upercua In Lhroo acta, waa pre-.-(iiifil liy Hie (jleudale giajle HL'bpol at the achopl auditorium un KrMay pvenlne. Tho production wa In charfc pt ,MI .Illy Uclle AiikcII, asaialed hy MIkh Ina Joint- son. Custumes wei'e arraPKd by 11m. Ni'lla Thvrotix, Mra. Hlma Ar- rhaitilipfiti, MIhh Floryl Smith ait'l MIhh Ilelva WaaRonor. Kour arhool children on a lioll day were transported to the Lard of Dreams Como True, whea tliy met .Mother ljooe and many of her children, and their iait lo ihl.i niaitlc land made un the Jiomo of the play. . The Ipllou'lnc cat parUcliiattd: Hie Bi'hool children. Hetty, iioh, I'LRKy and Caul, I'aula Mae Swank, liilly rinrrong, Hetty Smith and Hilly Doliynx; Mother Ooo.ie. Diane NcIhoii: the Old Woman Who l.iv 1 1. 1 In the Shoe. Marjory Illihard- pun. dm iwii, niHiiiyii .'loumpuu ; Jack Horner, Danny 'ln!:clman; Onten of Hearts. V'Nona Wood lev. l)oy Blue. Ijtrry Hcnnliaei; M'r Muffett. Hetly JfbiKan; Son John, IJennetli liedl'leld; .ill;. Bdllh lliady; Jack. .Maurice Swank; Con. tiary .ary. Ella- tyae'IJrmvn; Nimble Jack. ICImo Ball; Oil King Cole's Fiddler. Carl and Karl St liter; the Giant. Lylea (Mlpal r'Clt. Eight plles: Kenneth Dnii'y. .lack Sparks. Hilly .Nit inlid, Scotly Clevelanil, Hiirlaiiil ltcd Held. Elton olliiKhouso, Dale Wc Colhim, l.ee Curtis. Hose chorus. Colleen Comlray, Norma Itedlield. .Mahel Nixon; Na dlne Caraway. Mary (tilth Sparks, i.oulse Cooper. Hlue hell chorus: Myrtle Patter son. Ilurotiiy Phillips, Dorothv Con ley. Denlcce Huntington, Dentin Ilea II. Daisy chorus: Gerry McNIel. Mary Ann Hnwman, Norma Hays. Louise Gtiltcrriez. Lorraine East man. Dorothy Winkelman. Plavmato chorus: Hilly I.ewai len, Frank St. Clair. Douglas Ash man. Edward Cooper, Ode la Cook, Dorothy Cunningham, Donald liar hour. Virginia Phelps. Hruce Y'HIood. Geraldine Hays. Geor gette .Mel'herran, Phyllis Smith. thoughts fresh nnd growing. James A. Garfield. It Is the little things well done that go to make up a successful and truly good lfe. Theodore Roosevelt. Let us decide honestly what we can do. and then do it with all our iplgjit. Amelia 1J. Hair. Portland Census Will Top 300.000, City Told final Gesture POUTI.AND, May 7 (AP) Tho lllh hoitr roundup of uneniiin erated PorUanders will hoist the city's latll population figure well over tho 300.000 mark, Census Supervisor Muth Haelner said last night. NEW LONDON, Wis. The Clurlc ,Tho metropolitan district will filling station .was entered five 8,low suhslautlal Increase, she times within a year and varying ,lut- amounts of loot were taken. In the sixth burglary, robbers car- "Rat Unrbecue sandwiches and rled away the station's tsuu-pound Live Forever." C. A. Brand's on safe. the highway (Adv.) . Floor Sunrlino- and RefinisKina 1 CtfAS. KEJiVER " Phone 651-J " Phone 121 Temporary address B. F, pY ' Oakland, Oreaon Developing and itai. Printing roll of 9 JK One 5x7 Enlarflcment FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-V ?uZ ?ie!"nB,r',i!"' Wa?nl"l!t(n "lute's first woman transport pilot, and tour children she was ullotlna on a .iB.H-seeU.H flight over Seattle died In the flaming wreckage of this plane when It crasl.cd I In J sawdupl at Seattle. MelssiH-r. Harvard Lewis, llennv Whaley. Hob Witikelmiin, Sam Wit zi'l, Crestoll McNi'ul and Mone llatea. Elkron El.KTON. May 7.-. Mr. ami .Mrs. Henry Hcckley ami family, nf MaiKhfli'liI, are visiting the home of Mis. Mary llecklcy. Mr. ami Mrs. I.imls Shcll'id. or Detroit Lukes. Minn., urn visiting the Inline or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ShelTel. The visitors are planning lo ini-ale In Oregon. Zane Adams went to Eugene Fri day to si il the week-cud at the linllie of Ml. ami Mrs. Wilbur lilt gus tll.ENDAJ.E. Ore., May S - Mem hers of llle freslinuin class ;illd their miosis chailereil Hie Ht-lcht"-bils for a trli to Mcilliii'd Friila ,' evening, where (liey plnniied hi hold a skating parly at the arm ory. I'pim arrival they found III'' building unavailable lor the ca lling, so they altiMided Ihe show "Plllocrlllo." at t'le Clateibiil theatre lustelid. Mis.i Margal-'l Chase and Mr. Long arriiiiipiinlt"! llle group. Those making the ulp were lleh'ti l.ewalb'ti. dure l.v xiilllen. (Utarlotle Scolt. ('alltii-n Hullerrli'Z. Joyce Hussell. Ilazel MiNeel. Ileth Melssner. Hetty l.ou Wesi'luan, Hetty Lou Miller. Alice Olinghouse. Iinrllc Stevctinou. Carol Leeper. Joseilillie liedflelil. Mary Abie Miller. I'earl Tome;' Un. Arthur Wlnkelmun. Paul Ar t'haiubeall. Hilly Jones, llenel Miss Mi'glniii AlldiM'son, who is alleliclllig sc hool al Eugene, spent llle week-end nt her home in Kel logg. Mrs. Agnes Hudson ami Mrs. Edllh Gales went to Bridge Friday lo atli'iul the May Day program. Miss Oinelhu lludsim. ho leiirhes there relurnecl lo Elkton with them lor Hie week end. .Miss Hudson will leach there again next year. Claude Haines was attending to business matters In Kosi'biiig Sat urday. .Miss Muvholle llolcomh :is I visiting Mi'cllcilil recenlly. Miss I II.. I. .Hub went with Adiahi l.'nih.v or l-:ng Air. unci Mrs. Harry Gipe and ciiiagniei. .Mm. of I'orllanil. spent the Heeli-cuil at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emerlek. Mr. (Ilpe Is a brother of Mrs. Eim.Mrk Varl llliuler ami William llliuler were intending lo business matters In Norih Bend. Friday. Airs. Iliibla .McDonald anil .Miss Margaret Esslingcr weru l-.'ugene vlsllors Sallinliiy. A lunula. r ol riitllesnakes have been kliled by the men working on Hi,, power line at Kellogg. Mrs. Marlella llaluos anil Miss Iris Haines siient Sunday al the home or Mr. and .Mrs. (). W. Han cock, or Salem. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Hinder ucnl with Ihem as far as Albany where they visit- ie home ot Mr. and Mrs. II. A I'ontlus. Mrs. Ida Thomas was unending to business allaira In l:.w.. Airs, l.eona Madison, who teaches at Kellogg, had a number of her students to the Douglas County Meclhal Festival at Hunching Sat urday. The students of Ihe Elklon grade school who atlencled the Douglas County Music festival at Hoseburg Saturday were Honnu Andrews, Clarice Bowman. Patricia McDou aid. Hlllh Ellen Clltiip. Doris Smith, Freddie Wealllerly. Patricia He- gele. Donna .ce Winliirbollmin. Irenu Detlniilh, Sherry Cnllev. Pally Via u, Wilbur Itegele. Laura DeGnalh, llowaril Musters. Paul- Ine Hows, Lois Anderson, Marilyn Henderor. Elsie May Mack, .lunette Wealllerly. Vivian Pontius. Warren Schad. Victor .Masters, lioyal Bos son, Loyal Hossen, Dale Godel. Harry Wealllerly, Victor llargan. and Winiani Iivgele. Mrs. Max Bauer has charge of Ihe teaching ol' niiisle at Elkton. The Elklon hlblren made up nearly ball' or Ihe harmonies baud at the festival. The Not hy birth does one become an outcast. Not by birth does one become n noble. Through deeds It Is that olio be comes an outcast. Through deeds it is that ono be come a noble. Slltta. Every mull feels instinctlvclv that all the beautiful sentiments In the world weigh less than a single lovely action. James Russell Lowell. Goodness and philanthropy begin i with work und never stop working. Elklon teachers, who altellded. ' All that is worth reckoning is what were Mrs. Edith Bowman, Miss we do, and the best of everything Helen Fox. Mrs. Esther Gates, and ,s not. too good, but is economy Paul Masters. Norman Weatherly nnd riches. Mary Baker Eddy, drove Ihe school bus out which ! I must do soniellilng lo keep my the children went in. j Mrs. Guy Clltiip has returned rrom North Bend whero sho has been with Mr. (.'tit lip. w ho is In the Hospital. Mr. Cutllp Is reported uciier. Peeds LAST FEW DAYS uJ THIS SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 11 Salzman Jewelry Store There are a lot of fine watches, diamonds, clocks, sil verware, cut glass, jewelry of a!! descriptions-novelties, pewter ware, dresser sets, arid hundreds of other arti cles top numerous to mention, 2Sales Daily-2 to 5 p. m., 7:30 to 10:30 m. Buy Your Graduation Gifts Now at Your Own Price Neyer in the history of Douglas county will you be able to buy at such low prices. Free gifts at every afternoon and evening salef A dia mond ring given away free eyery day. SALZMAN JEWELRY STORE , Roseburg, Oregon NEW PICTURES i nose popular cryslovex, convex glass pictures In sets of 2. Carr Anniversary special prices. Sets at 2IK-. 23c and 'ic. Also beautiful new plaque and colored flower uu iter glass, each '.oc or Bile lor larg er si.e. i .wilt k. iaiiv.i LUNCH CLOTHS New shipment, wonilcrrul showy prims In rayons, unions and crepes. All sizes. Specially pi iced, ;oe in live. I , Mill's. ( ,v 1 SOFT for Hospital Requirements Free from harsh irri tating fibres. ..highly absorbent... sterilized a dozen times... soft as facial tissue. ..the finest tissue you can ; buy... SAFE I Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. Jackson St. Phont 320 YOU WILL APPRECIATE THIS Ancwtypcr,dpkinwihil(J cellulose filler ond moisture proof back. Will not chj)c or snow. Ji J3 Sold by drug. iK. ii R'occrs IMftpTl 1 "d rfl"'""cnt t,VrU I I sloics in tin M. I r. "n.t.iry bex. M lor 15 cents THAT REACH TO NEXT WEEK People who make a study of such things say there are three ways to make money STRETCH. Firt. Budgef. Plan your expenses and keep a record of what's spent. Second, Wtch the ponnies. It's the little savings that mount up. Third. Buy carefully. That's where advertising comes in. Printed news in this paper, from store and manufacturer, keeps you advised of the best buys of the day. Read the advertisements-carefully, They'll give you the kind of information that makes this week's dollars reach over to next week! PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21
