ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1940,
News of Douglas County
Sutherlin
SI'TIIKKLIN. Jne III. Nor iinin
WINIjiiiih and Minn Kmitiu Wood
ward wtTp iijftn icit .Monday ovt
II I in; (it llio SitltHM lin Methodist
pHitionaKP with Itcv. Oiuiiil H.
Trick official hip. They wiih :u
tundfd by .Mm. W. '. UYHit-iirtfou
and CroiKH K. Kciiiy. They iiri- to
make tlifdr homo at th Sinllli jt:tll
eanl af town. j
Mr. and .Mih. W. A. Vllllann
Kpi'iil HHVifral days the past wick
with their daughter. Mm. II. H. !
Morin, at Yonctilla.
At ik. l-:d nn r Keith rdioip''d and
attended to Imihijichk in Jtoaehurn
Friday.
Mih. I, co Holmile of Alliaiiy In
HpcndfiiK KcvHrul dayn here with j
relatives and friend. '
Mr. and Mr. Krni-nt Wolden of
La (Jnimlo and their koii. Cecil, .;
who has been allt'iidiiiff tho I'ni- i
vni'Hily of (irc(oii al KiiKene, vIm-
11 cd lr and Mih. Jl. Shook
last Friday iiIkIM. Men. Woldcn
)h a dfiiiKhln- of Mr. and Mot. t
Snook. j
Mr. Calvin Kos,. or Oakland I
and children visited :it the Her- j
in h ri M eye en home la. si Friday.
Jack I)u four wiih unions I hone ,
attending to buMineKif in Hoiinbiirg ;
lat Friday. I
MiHH Joyce Holj-ate in HpciidliiK I
the week with lipf KiandimrentH, '
Mr. and Mih. Roberl Mall. '
Itcv. Frank L. Young and Hcv. '
Ormul Trick attended I'he funer-j
al nor vices of Itev. Hubert I'ark- 1
vr, piiHtor of the I train MolhodiHt ;
church Thiirtuliiy morning. 1
Mr. and Mm, Om-ar Snook of I
Klamath Fa I Ik vlniled with Mr. j
and Mi'h. II. W. Snook over Hun- i
dHy and .Moii'lay. Sunday evening j
(ho two fHiiitlicH drove to Kugerie -whom
they attended 1h com- j
ntenceiiient exerclweH of the Cnl- !
vprnlty at which time Cecil W'ol-j
den, n kiwi d koii of Mr. and Mrs. J
II. W. Snook, wan graduated
Mint Catherine .Miiiming. Miss
Ainli-ey OrliCft. I.eo and Stanley
lloyle, all of Hoaohurg, wero din
tier KiicHtH of Mr. uml Mih. Alva
Maiinlim Ihh( Sunday.
Mr. anil Mrs. John Miihuiovo
and hoiih, John Jr. ami Wayne, is
ited Mr. and Mix. Scott Lander
nt Itiddlo Sunday. John and
Way no remained with their an nt
und uncle lor u week'a vlnil.
M i. ji ml M r.H. Kufccne Myers of
Sea I lie wei'n greeting friends here
last Monday. Mr. HyoiH i u for
mer resident of Kiithcrlfn.
Arthur Austin of Honelnirg mih
vlniilng ami attending to business
lern Monday.
Mr. and Mih. ltou Wlchter and
children are moving iii the Cala
poola where M r. V Ichl er will he
nearer to his work.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Clifford Horner
mid hod, JamcH llcnlaniiii, ami Mr.
ami Mrs. J. F. Mrown nf Kugeno
railed on frlemlH liero Tuesday
for a short time.
Mrs. Charles Talhotl is spend
lim a few (layH wiih her friends,
Mrs. J. C. Camphell. at her home
easl of town.
Mr. and Mrs. I Joyd Cameron
and Miss KMzuhelli Aeblscher re
turned here Saturday right from
u trip to Laueviow. While In
Lakc lew (hey a ftdted Mr. an I
Airs. Thornton Cale. Mrs. tii!"
will bo remembered here us Juan
It 11 dale, teacher of the interme
diate grades for several years.
Mr. Cale Is I ho owner and man
ager ot tile l.aketev new t.p;i per.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike .Juick railed
here for a lew hours Tuesday to
visit with friends w hlle en i irle
t' Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. (Jiiek
o tied and opera led a ki o.-. y
1 mi here several vc.us ;mii.
Mrs. Kltner Je'n. ; s vl.sUr I
se era! days lust u -a w th in .
IJes in Collate ( J, -n
Miss F.llKHlielh Aeoiseher
Monday iiiortiiuu for iot Ihhh-- .h
N'twberi,'. win-re she will vli hu
ll while hctorc koIiik io Coi Jli.
v here tthe plans to attend simi
liter school.
The Silthertill depar l!' 'it
lti t Moinl iv ni';iii I.- ilis i-
plans for Hi o. oi o - vt ceiel .
lion to lie hel l li-Mi .tiny -I Tiio: c
l"eselit w ! Fire Cni' "f Hi i" ill.
Slack, and Ffiv:iP-i '.'rank 1 h I
Kale, Maui ice oi-li oh I. Jainc-t
Condon. II. V. 'It..-.'! A .Mill Jot M
IMiiMXim e
Mr. and Mir lo i.i: i l.asiei i.
il;iiutlter -if I'oili inl. art imu , , Mi
le I by Mrs. .I.i.-U W . ,izel ol ,f. j
illelown. Ciilii -1 ed sumVv 1
I'ti-hl :it thf 'In--'-I 1 .mtv l i,.-
a rthoit vl ;i'. . and Mr".
I'nster relume I . i I'oitland Mon
day while Mrs, Wenzet rem iii 1
10. til TlieHilay Hve hpk beforo i-oil
lirninK on her u iy In mo to Mfn
, diet own. Mi'H. Kaslei- is I he lor
dlier Miss Sybil Avery of this cpy.
Mr. and Mih h. I. Itohertin
and sou. Dona hi, spent the weel'.
end in Portland K. II. )(e;hwe)
was in ihnme of the drus htore
duriiiK their ahsence,
1 MUh Kaihhteu liuolb of Kim'Mie
has been hired as n hih s-Jn.ol
teacher to replace MisH 1L'tlU
Ifeisler who has resinned.
Word has been received here of
the bit ill ol a daughter to Mr. and
.Mih. "Lloyd IjoYouiik of Collate
(irove. June 5, Mrs. JleVouni; ln
the former Mis Joseph in t Kin
cart. David SiKisniiind. tuv impiiuied
by hfs Instructor ilrove hy plane
to KiiKene and back to Ito-vhuri.'
Monday. liuvid visited lelatlvos
while in Imik'-h'.
Mr. n 11 4 J Mrs. 1 )oral aubens
peik pent tliH weekend in Meil
foril where ihey visited fiiendi.
Mr. and Mih. Duard Hose and
sou iMide drove to Klamalli Falls
lo visit over the week-end.
Oscar Sittisiuunil and Marion
Slicisuiiiud of KiiKcne visited
friends bore Monday.
Mrs. Noah Hose Jr., and Mrs.
Howard Wall I shopped and attend
ed to business in KosebiiiK Tues
day. Will J. Haytier. 1io Buffered a
paralytic: Htroke Friday afteruooii
Is somewhat improved. Mm. A.
CoeuenbuiK la carinx lor Mr. Ilay
111; r.
Creek uml Jlev. and Mm. C. K.
Trueblood were dinner KiiestH
Sunday of Mr. and Mm. C. It.
Hi-Ik.
I. K . Smith und M m. A I Ice
Moore of (ilendale and granil
daiiftliier, Harbaru Moore, of Kid
dle, all en route to Portland,
were visit urn here Tuesday of
Mrs. Moore's sister, Mis. L. II.
Vandevert.
Mr. and Mrs. Kldred Hallmark
of Cranite and Miss Hetty K"Rer,
ol Cove, visited their Kruiidpar
etits, Hev. and Mrs. . K. Trut
bluod from Wednesday to Friday.
They were on a vacation trip to
Klamath and Crater lakt and
wen; en route home.
Azalea
Drain
HIIAIN. June II. Mr. and Mm.
C. 11. Helk returned Wednesday
from a trip to Portland whore
they visited I heir two daiiKlilers.
Mrs. Albert Christenseii ami Mrs.
Chester Philips, and their fam
ilies, who are soon to move to
Spokane. Wash.
Kev. ('. I'). Itrilain of Myrlie
What's in the Air
II I
Roll me nearer the radio. Ma,
It's time for
G-MEN STORIES
6M0 P. M.
Late for our wedding anniver
sary. Joe must be listening to
COMMAND PERFORMANCE
7:30 P. M.
W SB
I cancelled by trip to Europe so
I wouldn't miss
CONGRESSMAN HOMER
ANGELL. SPEECH
8:30 P. M.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
Shatter Parker 5:30p.m.
Little Orphan Annie 5:45 p.m.
News 6:05 p.m.
John B. Hughes 6:30 p.m.
Paging the Past 7:00p.m.
California Melodies 8:00 p.m.
Twilight Trails 8:45 p.m.
Alka Seltzer 9:00 p. m.
Jimmie Lunceford's
Orch. 9:15 p.m.
Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:30 p.m.
Ed Fitzpatrick's
Orch. . 9:45 p. m.
KRNR
DIAL 1500
A-ALKA. June 12.-K. U Johns
marie a bushiest trip to Myrtle
Creek Sunday.
Mrs. K. C. Throne ol upper Cow
ccer k was admitted lo Mercy hos
pital in KoHchuri; Tuesday lot med
ical cure.
.Miss MarVnie Smith, who Id cm
ploved at Camas Valley, visited
here over the week-end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith.
Air. and Mrs. lialhcrt lloolli and
da 11 Killer. Mar Jm ie. were in Med
ford Saturday atiernoon 011 bosl
ness and hopping. Th"V also vts '
lied their I wo dauKhterfl, Grace,
and Alice, wh.T are employed there.
Mrs. T. C. Johtui was in Itoe
buiK Fiiday oil business.
Jim MurKao returned to his
home here Friday after speiidiDK
several days last week ut Klainuth
Pails.
Lewis Hiady left Sunday morn
ink' foi Salem where be will at
tend OreK,on Stale CraliKe, Freddie
(iaedei ke left Monday iiioinini; lor
C.orvalllrt wht'ie he will spend two
weeks iittendiiiK i ll club summer
acliool.
Juvenile cranKo met Friday evi
niiof with twenty members present.
Mrs. Frank Itoigan and Mrs. Ken
neth Brown were taken in us honor
ary members. Wlinia. Brown and
;'iie t Siniih will he taken 111 al
the next meeting- Itefreshnients
ot cake and chocolate wero sened
alter the tniHiness meet inn.
Dr. and M is. I ten Poiuul from
Salem visited briefly here Satur
day, with I.. S. Johns, and Mrs.
Cora Chad wick. They wero on
their way to the Oregon caves lor
an nuiiiiK.
John and (leoi jie OldcnburK made
a business ttip to ftosehuig Sat
urday. Hurry Warner and It. Fish left
early Sunday morning for Four
Mih lake where they will spend
several days fishing.
Ceoree- F.Ilitt. his dauirhter-ln-
ltv,', Mrs. Alfred Flliff from Rlsson,
C'ftlif.. and Mrs. Addie Hwank from
(Ilendale. visited here Friday at
the I S. Johns home.
R. I Johns am (luy Hickman
were In Klamath Falls Monday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. fleorge Greer and
son. Pete, from Myrtle Creek visit
ed here Sunday with friends.
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Hull and Mr.
land, arrived here early Sunday
Hull's father. Mark Hull, ot Port
mortitim to spend several days vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. John 0
de:i. F. Ue Harppart left Friday for
Salem where he will spend a cou
ple of days 011 business.
Henn JanUer and Charles Cleve
land weie in Grants Pass Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hud Bryant from
Vreka. Calif., spent the weekend
hero at their mine on Starveout
creek.
Mrs. Chester Cory visited hero
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cooke en route to her home in
Ashland after spending several
days visiting with her parents at
Drain. Mrs. Cory is a niece 01
Mrs. Cooke.
John Pierce, state water master
fr.im Grants Pass, was here on
business one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Princen
and son. John, from Calafax. Wash.. j
and Mrs. Jns!e Princon from Spo-'
Newly Ordered Rate
Aids Cattle Shippers
WASHINGTON. June 12 AP
The internal o commerce com
mission ordered today a rate on all
shipments of Mocker and feeder
livestock in the western district of
85 per cent of the fat cattle rate.
The western district includes Chi
cago and all territory to the west.
The present rate on shipments to
points other than public markets
to the country for feeding is SG
tier cent of the fat cattle rale. On
shipments lo public markets, how
ever, the full fat cattle rate applies.
Tlie rai Roads hail proposed to
dUc.ontinue the 85 per cent rate on
shipments not to public markets
unless a reshipment of tho live
stock was made by rail within 18
months.
The commission said the rail
roads' proposal to place the S5 pel
cent rate on a reshipment basis
"would he unjust and unreason
able and has not been justified."
kane. Wash., wero guests Monday ;
at the Harry Cooke home. They!
were returning lo their hptno in!
Washington after enjoying a trip!
south.
F. X. Harrel) made a business
trip to Rosehurg Tuesday.
PLEASE! MR. FARMER!
LET US PAY YOU SOME MONEY!
Cash money. The kind of money
you use to buy gasoline and pay
taxes. Patronize the Farm Bureau
Service Station, and let us give you
back the profits IN CASH. 1
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Fara Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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J.1
.- A"-'" -CS SO MANY BRANDS
ftSp) --.' W (fk ADVERTISED
V PNT jl 'jV'' JD0N'T KN0VV WHICH TO TRY?
V-53552it IF SMOOTHER WHISKEY'S
' AULT lSSi&v WHAT y0U WAMT.THlN 0
Dtantl Olllillirl
tit DkM'iialTgt qiMP
UMLlft-f FRIVATI lUMD.t BLCMOKS WHIiEtT. NUl?ol Spirit! d'ltillod from
OrtiA. 90 troof. Julius KwUar OUtilluig Co., Inc. Larncbutg, Ind
TODAY AT THE HOTEL I
This is the
Social Register
of a City
Look how nitirh your hold ran
do for you- you use it often
& mm
"Lof's hold tho mocling ot tho hotel,
and wo'll got better attendance"
It's buiincss 10 I10M your meetings Jl the hotel.
AttcnJ.tntc is better bcc.tu.se ood food, extra scrvue
am! the air of importiruc the hotel pives jour meet
ing nuke it a meeting our members want to alten.l.
Try the hole! for that next meeting and bee what a
ditTcmiLC it makes in jttendan-.c.
"Everybody has more fun when ws
entertain at the hotel"
Smart hostesses everywhere arc turning to the hotel
as the plac to give their parties. Hotels offer the kind
of sure service that relieves you of all bother about
plans and preparations -allows you to lcgin (and
end) the evening almost a guest ynurstlf. All for a
lot It than you ever dreamed, too.
"I'll meet you at the hotol
at six"
More and more your hotel isbetomingthc "right"
plate lo start your social evenings. Good music,
excellent food, an interesting cosmopolitan at
mosphere and the fact that you're almost certain
to meet friends who'll join your fun, help niaks
this so.
"Here's how your hotels help
your business"
Hotels maintain large staffs of local employer
whose salaries help swell the volume in your re
tail stores. And. good times or bad, hotels go on
paying a large share of the taxes in your com
munity. Sound business practice says you help
yourself when you support your local hotels.
To thousands and thousands of travelers your hotels arc the social registers of your
city. They arc the windows through which the rest of the world sees how you enter
tain, how you conduct your business, how you live. Help us, as your hotel men, lo sell
these travelers on the advantages of our community. Be a part of your local hotel
take advantage of the many services your hotel offers.
Flf
YOUR HOTKL IS THK PLACE TO GO
ASSOCIATED HOTELS OF THE WEST
eerrlmT in? it isiciitis .etui at ?m wtit