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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 29, 1940. 'fi ; A : i4 m Bus Drivers Ask Sympathy Strike BAN FRANI'IHCO. May 28. (AP) A proposal for a sympathy strike of Southern Pacltlc switch men and brukemen In support of the walkout of :Paclrio Greyhound bus drlvera was forwarded by un Ion leaders, to A. F. .Whitney, in tornatlonal president of the lriile- pendent Brotherhood' of Rullrbad Trainmen In Cleveland, Olilo. Frank Coyle.' dcpuiy preal dent of tbe brotherhood . and. di rector &( (t klrUce' In, seven wesl ern aUteji. against ; .'Greyhound, aid ho .thought Whitney would approve! I (lie. secondary strljje -wituin mr w. At Cleveland last night;' Whit ney, except for saying that such ft atrike would' be' possible, with hla jaiilhorlzsiion, :nnd stating that thel.brothorhood'.'thaa had, consid erable trouble with the Southern Pacific' did - not comment fur; thef- f i : ' ', Ilui driver. ! members of -the brotherhobd wnlked' out against Grnvhcuitid May 1,8, (-barging the company, hail refused' to comply with iii-NI.Kfl. tinlei ito btirgiilu with them collectively. :Th -oin-' pany ' has -maintained operation under, n ciuilmct wlt.li. the Anml miimiUil Association iof Street, Klectrto 'Hallway' and Motorcoaon Kmploycs i,Vl,). . i i :, - i ) J . Concernlim : the' j new- I strike thread u' Southern Paelflo .'official said W ailW '"no: possibility') -!uf mirb ait occurrence. iSe-J .- Arcud the Coci nty Glendale t I r . fiI.KNIW,K. ()rot Muy2. Mr. and Mm. Vlrlor HiMlicr md dantcb-! tor. Patty, of Mndforif ward over. n1ht vlkoraiat die- C- J. HUioi L" home. Accompanied by Mr. I Clara Kethpr.. they, left, Smulay morning for it. vacntlm , t f i p to Vancouver, ;' Jlrltfnb 0 o 1 ii m bla. inpy ,wll alHo, vlalt- al PortlaniI nun ni var.outv ynuus in, nan and dantntef'(Vdtl,V. nt 6ut-! urday nlnht at (Irant. Pana. . . Mr wero hiiRiireH "'ualleftr 'al. Kohh ...... .....v . btirtr odnrwday. I i ramlly moved lo flranta P Mon-' lr" ' I- Marie, or jay, , i Hrhlfio vlHfti'd hern Monday with K I). Waiaer of Kuene. atatc rriinda. Th IJnday were for rnproHoiiUiflvo , ol , (he -Adi4t1ean j mcrly (ik-ndalo resldenta. ' ('lifted IhfliiranfV Minpittiy,' Spent f Mr, ami Mra. Iltid llelcher 'uiid I-Vlday and Hatiinlay here, i Waller Pen-It were KoBobuij; ' vln- Jr. ami aira. Nat jJoun of Port, frfltrd avc upcndliiR few days herft. w th rMnt VO. Mri and Mth.- Win.' Wthkidmah and family . of (!rttnl Pana vlal ed Huitilay at Iho Plrlny Winltel-ma-linino. . ' ' . " ' ;.'" and Mm. Hud" Helelin were hutttneAR vlnltora at ItoHeburjc Tiirtfday. - , ' - Mra. C. M. -Auatfir amp CilltieiH OIhoii were HoHChiirK visit ora Tuesday Mr. and Mm. . Verio JohiiKuh 'of j V. n gene e Hiient a vera I duya tf last week with t'rlondfi here, Mr. and Mra. W.'Carlaon and aona, Jnck and Hurton. and Mar Jorlo Hoaitland of Klatnalli Kalla Hpenl lh week-end here. Tltc farlaona were houae sueata at the home nf Mlaa Luella L'linnlimham and Mra, n em-do Selmera, while MaKtorlo vlxlted here giaiiilmotti-, er. Nfia. MTMiJia itiuimcC . ; . KraiiL'la Ne(ti wpa a Imalne vlt-ltor at Mt. ShaaU, Oallf., Wed lieaday. Mra. Glrbert Otfton rctmued to her home here Thurnday after aiv eral days' stay In Itoauhurg. She was accompanied home by Mra. Amo WampoiM and aou. Roy Warn' pule, who will visit here for a month. Mr. and Mra. Km met I Helrher were Grant Pnaa vlaitora Satin dav. Mr. und Mra. Nuy Klnt-- or tn Kranelmto, l.eo Whitney and Mr. ami Mra. K. It. Harvey made tbe loop trip ovtM Mt. HenbiMi to Ito Kiie river, and back by Gallco and Merlin, on Kntiday. Mra. Tracy Moruan and daueh lir, Hetty, returned heme Sunday after auveral days' lalt at Grants PH. Mr. and Mra. Albert .ione.s and dunsbter, Catherine, of Medfnr.l visit etl here Sunday at I he hotn of Mr. Janes parents. Mr. and Mrt. Joe Jones, Mr. and Mra. Harvey Smith were business visitors at Grunts. Pas Saturday. Frank ' Will turns made n bust- The Datirnoore Hotel Meets the Motor Courts in Price and Service Mr. Hay Clark formerly assoelat ed with Mr. William Weaver Ii tha Cnipqua hotel of Hoirhurc un derslands the IhouvjUt in tbi mindfl of those who wish to stop at butfls . . but many have fione lo motor court because they can rut, tho overhead by dotr.c ao this fact has i-aimrd the manager of the uanmoore hotel In Portland Oregon, to arranite his rati and service ao they ate on a par or better (aenirel thuu any tnotoi court near Portland. Two people may have a io-nj ami bath nt the Jfanmoore frr as low an J2.fiii per liij; lit or a room without balu Tor $2.09 -per nlKbt and thla rato will Inelu'l! (he nturaize tf vour car in tblr fireproof , pa rase, that freci Mr. Clark explained thlt Hew policy by KNylnt we aell our rooms! at motor rourt rate plui 100 por vent -I hour a day hotel aei'vlea. The Uanmoore also lia pcHal arranpenients for families a. famllv of four, two adults an two chlldieo,' way have two roouii , witli fcatli for Per day . . . (lie aaine arrauijemcnt for foui adults wonld be I4.&0 per day . . . atop at tfa linmoorr while In Portland and lap old man over head In the fuco . . tho Phuiiioon- ; ia ou l'-tb and . S. W. Monlsjt "(faV lUiV.. - r - V . ' , , OUR BOARDING HOUSE K MlSTAH MAJOR-'NOW UP SECOND MM-UMM.' OM'UET WONT w- -wwwf - imiyi-u'vhvi; wir uc l wwm rive 'uulu i n-nc l DvcwnV i uci uuk uuLHichAUbt t OM LET WIN BV A Kc ocn ljcm rviMTL J-,. ru-fc r-ivt'g wvinc LAV US , GOOSE trip to Jtoscbiirg Mou- day. Mr, nml Mrn. ('. L. Noiinoylrt utrt'iidcil l ho State Ipilkug ball Kauui at Mud ford Kumlny. Mr. flnrl Mrs. I. I,. ShirlH of CihiiIh Phhb wei'fl Kmidoy vlttltoifl nt the honm of Mr. unri Mim. Km molt JJeU'bi'r. Mr. and Mm. Vernon WIIIhiiiM of CoIIjiku Grove vlHltt'd with Mr. I WIIIhuiiH" fulhor, Frank WllltaniK 'over llio weekend. (;. j. Kafor ot Cajup CiiKquot, I r'fiHr,. m.ni tliu woekenU with hla fatnllv horn. , L' n(l A J ,er ( C " " J'," daughter. Martin ,..IU (,! U Mfl'llo r'l'tlUl Will HUH, day. ' ' 1 i : Mora Kiiday Alhei t Jackauii and Kennel ) sumo at Uaent attended the ball fJiHiits Puna Sunday. Mr, and Mi-tv K, Ft. Hai'iy- at tended to huslneaH ut Grauta l'imrt Ttinnmtry v . '. Millie Dohyha" left Thutttda.v frtr Madlord, where he will upend the next two weeka with-relatives. II.' Will 1d vtait 'fw- twill 1apka at ( litl(Mtitn bnfore retuniiiiK linnie. Mra. Lloyd llrynn and dauiclitor, Cnllunn, of Graiita J'asn., und Mvh. Klste Hetfia wnr ilhuier -ftfewts at the W, lioiiyna home satin day evening. Mrti. tlteiH, who haa llveil at CreKueH 'frit abnie time, la tnovinp back to her home jit i.yftiul SIiHiik. A. J. Itaesa and Miss Laura Rness were bmdueiis vlaltora at Myrtle freek Friday. J)lek lioty and l)i is l,M tiA pent' Sunday .-dill Uranta I'aa and .fedronl. rVs w II. C. I Iiliit Inicton :apeUjt Sa t ur dav Ht rtoaeimrg. . ; Mr.' and Mra; W. J.. ,lobyns were Med ford visitors Sunday Mr. and Mra. M. A. Hates nnd son, Monte Jr., and Tommy, and dauuhler. Union wove HoaebuiK vlsltora Hutulay ariernoon. Mra.. A. .1. Hues , and Mis- Alleen William returned Thurs day rveufuu from t'orvallia. where tbey attended the annual uesslon of Hie Itehekah usuejnbly. Mr, .lurk lilanehard and Mrs. Kd Mull nrcompaiilcd Mia Laura Uaesa to Grants Puss Monday. I vm Smith of eiare'a mill. Aralea. spent Sunday at the W. It. Lesh home. Days Creek DAYS CUKFK. May M7. Mr. ami Mrs. IVIe t lant tuid Mr. and Mr, t'rordoit Clark and daiik'htjur, Shnrnn. made a trip to Hend Sun- 5I& FAT f?ttf . ttsiLIR fairT( sitNe-s iioian wurr, T9H Ntvint (ekm iim.a Inn :f -: '!. Oratn. t frf. JiiHai MmIm DiifdHg C, lm ttwuawtwu. lad. with PAW.'? RED MEN COME folT oY VV&QhjNg; J 1 WENT TON.-3UE, MSTAH MAJOR DRATTED WASTE PAPER RED . , r - HEM J - SHOULD day. Tbe trip was made by way of Iho Tiller-Trail' cut-off- and Diamond lake. - They report the road lu excellent condition. ; Mr, O. M. Jouea and Mra. Karl Wegeinan and daughter, Betty Lou. of Gleudale, weru ' vIMIiik here IukI Friday. Mlaa Hetty fu remained to spend a week at the home of her aunt, Mra. Cecil Con nor. Mr. MauKl'e Snyder and her son, 'Raymond, went to Coqullle Sunday. While ihero the former waa the, cues! of Mr. and Mra. Uraydou Crew, both of whom were lust melon-, in ' the local school a few yeara ago. Mr. Snyder! visited hla ifllURhter. Tliei ma. who is a member of thin year's sradiiutlntai clus of the Co (lulllu liiili achool. Mario. Sutton. Dorothy Kelly, Alva Marie Sutton, olHolliy Kelly, Alva IVrdue ami . aou. Johnny, and ,1'dmny Kution were Sunday din ner mieslg at tbe homo of Ophlr I'erdue , Mr. and 'Mrs. Guy McGee and duuubter. Miss Jean, were fiueals dutlmr tbe week euil at the home of 'Mr. McGee' mother, Mra. Maty ttaealtrd. at Gardner. The preeedlua Hunda bulb Mia. Saga herd and Mr. McUee'a mother, Mra. Ruth McGee, of CanyonviUo were pueata at the McGee home oi the DayB Creek-Caiiyouville road. iMr. and Mrs. Jl. A. Worllilnalon and M r. and M r. Wade Worth fiiuton left Monday for Kupene id attend the annual Rebekah ron venliou. Mra. Wade Worthlim ton la pne of the Grand Lodce of 1 iiM'i'rt. liurliiK their absence, .luriln Woiihlnptou Is ataylup with hi maternal uiandparenta Mr. and Mra. II. I. Conn, at their home at Melrose. Amoni! those attending the show id 'any-invllle Thursday evwiiinc weru Mr. and Mra. Alva Perdue and sou. Johnny, Mrs. Gladys Tul licttHon, Mia Dolly Widrlp. Ml Wlletha Mulehluyon. Miss Kdna Mae Pool". Mr. and Mr. Jnbn Nutter. Gene Racbor. Richard Snyiler and Mr. and Mrs. Dulbert Poole. John Kerauanii and Lawrence Mii'liaels were anion p tliose ut lemHiix to business matters con nected wlih soil conservation pro gram in Itoseburp Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jume Kelly ntil Claud Atherlon were buatne-s vlsltora In ItoKcburp Tuesday. Mr. Alherlou's son. Clinton Atherlon. who has been vlsitinp here with 111 father, has pone to Roseburn. - Warren Snyder, the small aon of Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Snyder, baa been 111 Tor several day with the im'ulcs. Mttla Arlwie Poote. daupbier of Mr. and Mra. Waller Poole, vat also recently ill with lite mcasle. . Mrs. tlemxe Morae und her son iiud Mlauhte.r, Johnny and Marie Sutiftn." were amonc those bop- Mafor HevpU BEATEN BV A MOSTRiLv SPOrr-TTf KiK Y DOLLARS WORTH OF WHAT IRONV TMAT WE- BE PLUCKED EV A CREATURE WITH THAT NAME.' major . it was close., 2he was trvimg J lilus lu Iluscburg Wcducailay af ternoon. Jlunuie fenluc. aon of Mr. and Mrn. Ted Perdue, wlio has been attcmlini; claKKca In apeccli traln i ii c In Portland during the school year, returned to hla home here W'cdneaday. T. I Weaver (.'really enjoyed a rlalt Monday wllh three of bla couKlna whom he had not seen for fitly yenra. They wore from North Carolina and are nmttlni; a. tour of the coaxt atoiMriiiK here while en routo from San Kranclaco to Seattle where they will vlalt Mr. Weaver's sl-ter. Mra. Htone. MIks .Marjory Church weut to .Mnrnhfleld Sunday ufler Ill-V friend, Mlaa Lillian Troat. of Au rora. After a few daya vlalt hei-e Mlaa Treat weut on to Iter home. Mr. and Mra. Irvln Outlier and Alice Welch went to Canyonvllle Friday evening to meet Charley Mnlhcr, who ia employed at Glen dale and who spent tbu week-end at hla home here. .' John Sution wan transacting! business In Myrtle Creek Monday Mrs. Itsy Wrlcht and tlHilubtera. Misses Josephine. Marjorlo and Mnxlne were dinner RUesta at the Lawrence Michaels homo Frlduy evenlna. They later attended the Henlor dance. ., Amoutf tue tieop:e of thla vlcln ily seen in ItoaeburK Suturday were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cook, Mr. and Mr. Harley Gunion and daugh ters. Judy aud Martina, Mra. John Nutter. Mrs. Henry ltachor and son. Gene. .Mrs. A. K. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Punean and family. Mr. nnd Mra. Walter Ilutchluson. Mr. and Mra. I!. A. Moore. Mrs. Al ma Lange, .Misa Violetle Gtdu. Misa Gem and Miss Wlletha. Hut chinson, Miss Mahle Moore, Dill ltachor. I'aul Peterson. John rilinii son, Cecil and Wayne Smith, Frank ltachor and J. 1). Wright. Gene Fisher of the Hosehui'lt of fice or the Production Credit t or poratlun. was atti-ndlnc to business U1 The one cigarelle that gives you completely satisfying smoke is Chest ?rucll brt-ause it has the qualities that smokers like best ... it's Cooler-Smoking, Better-Tasting and Definitely Milder. Every day more people eujoy Chester field's right combination of the best tobaccos that grow in our own Tobaecoland and in far-off Turkey and Greece. Next time ask for Chcstcr(icl(l....f merica Busiest Cigarette- Oliesterfi mailers In thla neighborhood Tuos dav. Lawrence Boyle of Canyonvllle. census enumerator for thla dlatrlct, completed bla rounds thla week. James R. Blattery. district rang er for the 0 i 8 laud itrant admin istration, who Is lu charge of O Ii. C laud In tbli district, waa at tending to business matters here Monday. t.'het Graff of Dlllard and Don Cook, who are employed at Boom er Hill, were gueats Bunday at the home of the latter'a parenta, Mr. and Mra. O. K. Cook of Drew. Among those going to the Mo l her lxdo mine .Sunday were Mr. ami Mra. Carl M. Hill and daugh ters, Caroline and Patty, Mra. Da vid Crlspen and sou. Damien, and Dim Tyodal. Mra. H. V. Nourae recently re turned here irom Rogue Hiver where she hail spent a week at the home of her narents-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn V. Nourae. She whs accompanied here by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Milton and Mrs. Glenn Nourae, who returned home after a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Mnyaer nuve recently delivered a tbuusnnd day- old turkeys to Phil Strader of Glide. Km Her In the season they shipped twenty-two hundred turkey e'cs to tho Pohiman naicnery in Suit Jkc City. In addition to these they have delivered sixteen hundred eggs to the Shinn hatch ery In Hoseburg as well as numer ous small lots to local turkey glow ers. Thev also expect to raise be tween a thousand and twelve hun dred liirkeya at their ranch on Hays creek. Their hatching and brooding equipment includes five large incubators aud a gas heated brooder unit. Mr. and Mrs. Itay White are also among those who arc producing turkeys in a big way In thla vicinity. They too have delivered a thousand poulta to Mr. St ruder as well as a large number to growers Id the Myrtle Creek vi cinity and also lo local growers. , Mr. and Mra. It. A. Moore and daughter. Miss Nettie, and Bona. Leon and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sumner nnd daughter, I'onna, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill and .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaulke and son, ltlrh ard, wero among those enjoying Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs. John Amacbcr at their Winchester camp ground. After the very lovely pic nic lunch served III tho shaile of tbe beautiful trees on tho grounds a couple of hours of roller skating was enjoyed at the Uainbow rink. As the greater share of those tak ing part had not indulged in the sport for many years, much a nii'Bcmeiit was afforded, aching muscles being caused from laugh ter as well as from more or leas graceful acrobatic teals. Among olbera enjoying Mr. and ' Mrs. Ainacher's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Heals of Canyonvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Debernardi and Mr. anil Mrs. Albert llebernaidi of illhln hiiiI Mr. nnd Mrs. Luke Hen Ik ani SOIli .i,.kic, of Winchester. An experimental highway re cently built was painted a dull orange color. II Is said to have reduced rood glare about 40 llcr cent. A Ar ""te-thrill jor 4. 0ou' County li ji in" a. 7 mm W. I 'Via ii atWlt ma M . . J II. V I LI I P.I ...THAT'S COOLER BETTER-TASTING DEFINITELY MILDER Vacation Bible School If Opened at Glcrtdale GLENDALE, Or May 28,i Tbe annual daiiy vacation Dible school opened at tbe Olivet J'rca liyterlan cburcb on Monday morn ing wllh an enrollment of forty one students. Tbe aesslona are held only during the forenoon, from nine to twelve o'clock and will continue for two weeks. The Bible school is in charge of Miss Josephine Neal and Miss Helen Carlson of Portland. They are assisteii by .Mrs. Wm. wunscb. i of events will be announced in Mrs. A. Rogers. Mrs. Bud Frey, 'the near future and they will In-1 Coca-Cola, ice-cold la familiar ' " red coolers, is around tbe corner from anywhere. Simply because millions wel come the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. They like the clean, pleas ing taste of this drink familiar to all. And they like, too, the refreshed feeling that follows its tingling goodness. THE BOTTLED ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA (r JL ,iTTH to,acco ro um "" ( X'tSTXu. S f ' 'n' oon in Tobactoiwid lh. Cbett.rb.ld ' '- " " J ' VSS'' J ' bulr,,' dKiiioni or. watched wilh inl.u ond r.- 1" . N&SlilOs t - P,c,.,OTM"mrnyb.b.n.,iob0KOlhaiilho.. "1 7i?(Lr X ' 90 Wo mokin cf Ck.it.rfMM Cigar.H.1. C1U K. Howard, Mildred and Oloria Wunscb. Rodeo (s Scheduled to Be Held at Canyonviile CAN YOXV1LLE. May 29. Dob Telkamp and Dick Steele bavo completed final arrangements for a rodeo to be held bere pn June 14 and 15. Tbey have secured a location on tbe Pickett place eaat of town where tbey will build fences, corrals, etc., in preparation for the show, . The exuet order PAUSE THAT Mra. J. Gardner V si 19. if. I UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA CO. BY""" WORKS " jltf 'lw. 'nwi Id. n.w fttaojACXOUNoAMJJ I elude riding, roping and various interesting contests.- Washington, D. C. Uie city with out a slate, has a greater popula- -tion than Arizona. Delaware, Ida bo, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Vermont or Wyoming. Dtvloplq and PrintlM roll of 8.. 25C Your cnoloe or Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson 8L Phone 9-V RE F RE . - TELEPHONE 186 Th beauty and charm of Mm LOIS EMERY made her North wetlern Univanili choice for 1940 Ueciuty Quaon. 5 V l&ft&fltqf1 y c, 3