TWO
RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1940.
News of Douglas County
Days Crek
I'AYH CliKKK. July 12 Mr.
nml .1rn. Hurry Lindsay ami thi-lr
dmi Jih turn ol Powers aillvil at t lie
Uouiw of Mrs. T. Wt-uvui' for -a
(tjiuit linn Wi'ilnemlny. They
wit en nmic lu Silver lal.o.
Wayne SiTiilli it fid Mulih Moore
wore umoiig thonc gulujt tu A a Il
ia tit I tor tho Fourth.
.Mr. unci Mim. it. A. Mourn uml
hoiik, lifoii and Jltuiuk weit Koku
buiK vlsltum Kriiluy. Otlii'r local
people atU'iKlliiK to IiukIiichh mat
lii ItoHfbuiK that day wwe
Mr. uud Mitt. Ivan Welch und
wins, Melvin and Noel, The la I
lir enrolled In tin; Vi'C while
then.
Mr. and Mih. Kred Siiiilh iinJ
'et' ( lniiawoiui ut liiemiuic werv
receiit callers at the. borne ol Mih.
Smith'! niece. Mrs. Km 1 Sum
mer, Mih. John fcerimsju returned to
Iter home litre ' fit Sunday from
lEoM-l.uig where Hhe hud been ie
celvihK medical i.lteullon for a
collide (d wcvKh. Her duiiKhter.
Men. J(din I. under, accompanfed
hy her children, Juliet and Jaekio.
Kill also hy Mm. John Lander,
Sr., ol Winston brought her home,
lu the Hlternooii they and Mr. and
Mrs. KeryuKuu vinlicd at the
jlruce KergiiHon home at Tiller.
and their hou and diiiiKhler and
..r
Mr. Met gei's brother, all
Mousy Hock, Wash., are KiieslH at
the homo of Mr. and Mih. M. J.
Willard.
(, corgi Uohb who Uuh been em
ployed ut thv Uiimonl mine lor
gome time Ih spending a lew iIhh
with Mill Jobe.
- Mr. and Mrs- Trunk Kellvy aud
daughter. horolhy. und k'rauk
lieiinuii left Thurnilay lor Spti-
kuuw wliute Mik. Kelly und Hour
thy will vigil during the Hummer
Mr. Kelly Uil Mi", retman plan
ned to return here the first of
the week.
Mr. and Mih. t'larunco llicliaiil
mod of Limine hnvw beeu gucalH
lit Ihu home of the lulier"n purentH.
Mr. uud Mm, John Hachor, lor aov-
ural iluyn.
Mr. und Mm. I"m Snyder and
mm. Warren, aud Mis. Maggie
Snyder went lo Tillamook Wed
nenday. They were guests al the
home of the JeHH O'Neil lamll
and also at the home of Mik. Suy -
dei'H son-in-law ami daughter, Mr.
und Mih. l.eu WUIttaker.
Uuy White hat returned from
Idaho where ho had been called
by the very serious HlnesH unci
death or IiIh brotlM'r. Kd While.
Mr. and Mm. John Nutter and
ton. Junior, vinlled at Ihe home
l Mr. Nuiter'H parents. Mr and
Mm. W. It. isuiier. m .
U ednesdav.
Mr. aud Mm. V.tr Suiuuer and
Uuiglll'''. I'Wna, well ItOHebuig
lsllom Tuesday. They were ac
companied an far iih IMIIaid by
Mr. Siimnei'H nepliew. (leruhl
IMiilhaur, of Sau Francisco who
relumed lo the home ol lib mini .
Mm. lee Coon, alter a snou un
liere. Minn Anna May Mauley, uceoiu-
Mr. and Aim. Ir Hachor atul ,,,,,,, ,,v (;lUl. .Ull.,.iH Millil.
their three children and I hai ley : ,., , cu-udah Thursdav.
Hachor. all of North Hem ash.. A numie. , wuuH)t ,.,,
recently visited a( ihe John Hvrish ,.ne been lecenilv construct
rhor home, it was nie i ihi "
iney nan necii nn n
twenty yearn.
Mm. Jack (laulke and son. Hi h
aid and Mis Fd Fence, accoin
pa (tied by Klmer Pearson were
business visitors in Hoseburg
Wednesday.
Handd Hachor or Kiigene aud
Dan Holleiibaiigh of Can von t ilte
were Sumlay vlsliois at Ihe home
of Mr. Hachor'H bridher, Henry
Hachor.
Mr. and Mm. Sinn tjulmhy of
Moilesta. Calif., and Mr. and Mm.
(iordon Clark left Friday evening
lor lilinnoiid and Udell lakes to
Hppiul Ihe weekend. Joyce tiuhn
by and llltle Sharon Clark are
ninylng with the hitler's grand
mother. Mrs. I'ete I'latn. during
llieir absence Alice May Welch
is assisting Mrs. 1'lam .U their
care.
Hen Clbson o! Klamath Falls,
district inanauer lor Ihe Western
Slali'H Lite Insuraiu e comtmny.
was a calbr at ihe Frit. Suvder
home Tuesday.
Utll Join lias been greatly en
joying a visit himi Ins son and
daughter in law . Mr. ami Mrs
Warren Jobe, and their son an. I
daughter, all ol The lUlles. It
had been a numher of years since
Mr. Jobe bad seen his son. His
sou In-law and daughter. Mr and
Mi s. 1 eland Kmv and t heir son
have also been here.
Alma l.aiue and I low aid Moore
enjoyed a nip lo Crater lake oer
the Fou rib
Friday Mr. and Mis. llnue Fer
guson bad at their yuesls at Ihelr
home ut Tiller. Mrs U.ty Condruy
and son. I.aiiv of A. a lea, Mis.
Hen Miller and daughters. Fa
Ulcui and Houu.i. of Porlluml, Mr
aiiil Mis Cordon Stewart ol IJosr
bin -ii anil "iMirb " JoIuimhi ol l.os
Angeles. Iti.i h Mix. (. ondi.iy and
Mis. Miller .He Mis. Ferguson'
ht-deis
Wednesday W and Mrs. FilU
Snder went to Mynle Creek
when. Mrs Snyde- l-iu-d her st
tef. Mi s. S Kl c ami Mr Sny
der received inedn al attention tot
bis band hit h has been civbiK
hllll constdeiahle 1 roll hie becuUvc
(d an infected linger. Their dauth
ler, Harbai a Msili'd a I the home
oT Mai da Mouiuemei y dm ing
Ibelr absetue
Archie Fermi son is hi: a in able
lo be out 1 olio ft Inn ;ui in in ry lo
his feet earlier M the week when
a plattorm mi which he was stand
lug shiMed allow ing in mi lo di op
a dlslam'e of a bent t w el i- teet.
One anK le whs w i eie le d bile
the heel of the other t,t w;is in
jlll eil. Hliy W l it lit also i eceiied
fiaintul lu un let Thursday night
u hen ln hlll l led to I lie bai ll t"
Investigate h cominoiioti ttmont:
Ihe hoises. In the darkuev he
ttepied Into a deep nil. falliuc
beaMlv. He received n badly
Hpralnetl ankle ns well as a seere
slllklllK up
Mr. mid Mi. O H Harudt of
i-'fllem and Mm. W. s. Hhe and
Hons, Tommy and Jimmy, of Myr
tle ( reek wore kiiIh at the Kiliu
Snyder home ThniKday and Ki 1
day. Hoth Mih. Hermit and Mm.
Hire aii Mrs. Hnyilc-r'H hIkIoi h.
When Mr. and Mrs. liMi'mll re
turned home they were m-coiu-pauled
hy Jlmmle ltrale ot Sa
lem who )uh heen Hpriiillnn the
past moult) hetu with the Suyil-
Mr. and Mih. Jnhu .Sutler und
their son. Junior, moved to (limits
I'uhm Saturday.- Mih. Nut lei- and i
Junior had bueii Hpwntling the iiust
ie vein I mojitliH here at (he home
ot the loriiier'H jiateniH, Mr. aud
Mih. Henry Uaehor whllo Mr. Nut
ter had been lulling here for
iihoui ten ilayn.
I Wall mi- Mnntui liner v Ih Miieiulinit
week tuid at his borne here.
Mr. and Mih W. T. Wright and
Hon, Hon, and Marry and John
Wright atlenili'd the theatre lu
HofehuiB ThiifKday eveulnK-
Mur Uutohluson cauiti home
Wednesday even lux lo Hpeud the
Fourth. r'rlday hu rut urn vd to
Ills, work with lh geological hiii'-
vey crew at Trail. Mr. mid Mih.
toy I hi nca n accompanied hy their
children, Ualph, J e a n. Norma,
' ll(d), l.oi en. and Marjorle, look
! til in to Trail going hy the Tfller
. Trill I road . '('hey ret tirtied via
Medloid and Cuuyun villi.
, . , .
enjoying a visit with - friends at
Mih Alva Mat hewn and son,
Maurice, left Kriiluy lor lugle
wood, Cullf., wheru tbey w ill be
the guesls of the former'M sister.
They u 111 uIho visit In San 1'raii
cIhco before returning.
Among those going lo Med Hud
lo hear I'lill Harris' orchestra play
at the "Oriental" were AHsh Sunle
U'rlspen, Mr. and Mm. Harry
Nourse, Jim mle (Jreeu, Johnny
iK'iiuy aud Don Cook.
Miss Kvolyn Itlen. aud Harold
Mitchell attended l he hIiow lu
Myrtle Creek Saturday e veiling.
Kennel h IlelniM went to Mcil
fori) to Hpetid the Fourth.
Mr: and Mih. Konuld I -oiler and
h"U, Hueky. of Canyonvillv, were
.nuiem ui imn- inurwiu:.
Wednesday Mrs. Krank House
(l ;liiidaU came alier her soiih.
l( iriie aud llartoii. w ho have been
ivisiting at the home ol llieir
giunriareuiH. .Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Wrthl. From here they went to
I'hiuhumt where tbey planned lo
pend the Foiirlh.
SUh l rilinkui Hl, Uils
I, 4 ItttK some lime at Tiller
tt ,, Uvy m.sjwmii lAvut cIOuUlte.
t.nulin,ul(jnK (1f,.,.r lU die Soiiih
i-nill(t,ia Klll,K riV ,..,,., u ,(.;(V
lug soon foi her home a'. Yakima.
Wash. She will remain there un
til the close of Ihu trull harvest
at their orchards.
Marfon I lieu., wmi is employed
at Ibd coast Is vlsiiing his purctilH
at llteir Tiller home during the
Fourth of July lay-otf.
J. J. Sllva left Wednesday eve
lit r stockioii. Calif
;1 t. shops al the Tiller CCC
camp they will be used at the
I Maiiioml lake and Hock creek
halcheries.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fill Suvder, Mar
I hai a ami Hlehard. were Myrtle
I i i'ek visiIoi h I-1 Iday allet uoon.
Waller (iilb'tte ol Medrold, who
has lieen radio oporutor lor some
i line ut I he South I uipiiua Fa IK
CCC camp recently left to join
ihe maiillnie ser ice as an opera
tor. Ills position at camp Is be
ing temporarily filled by May nurd
Clllton. loreslry clerk Oilier re
cent changes in pemoline) at the
:auip Include the Inst una I ion of
Andy Mu n sou as mechanic taking
the posit tun loi uierly held by
iH'orgc felt. Mr. Muiisou was
loiiuerly employed al the lores!
service ai 'chouse in Hoselmrg.
I "ale Italia my ot Fort la ml has re
placed I'anl Levy jm mess slew
ai d; Henc Shatter has beeu up
pointed usisiaut educational ad
isor ami Waller Stach of Crauls
Fuss has bcoiu) company clerk
since Harold Vessey of Medlord
lei I tor his home at the close ot
his enlistment,
A eiy pleasant pli nie was en
jt)ed Sunday at the Higuius
gioe at the uiotllh ot St. John-;
neck Those attending Included
Mr. and Airs Tutu Hingins und
children. Cleo und Jerry u Kla
math Falls. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred
Wright, and daughtei s. iidla and
tioi is. of Hosebin g. M r. and Mm.
Uay Wright and daughters, Jose
phlne. .Mai gel le and Maviue. Mi s
Fete Flam, Mr ami M i s. tioi don
Clark and daughter. Sliaion, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Ihu gins.
Tbf ambulance which has been
slat toned at Camp Silkum lias
beeu bioilghl to the Tiller CCC
camp where it will be lor the com
liei; nt.oith
IT'S ALL IN THE MAKING
QUESTION "Arn't popular Eastern made by a costly process
oils better than RPM ?"
ANSWIR Definitely NO! How
oil is made is more important than "anda) on company or California
where it comes from. " k p m " i AMIRICa'S PREMIER MOTOR Oil 2S( A QUART
Sutherlin
KL'THKIUIN. July 13. Mr. and
Mih. Mark Jordan and daughter,
Patty, and Uetly I .oil Voepohl
inoloied to Lakes Tahkeuitch and
Silicon lant Sunday.
Mih. Myrtle Chirk of IloHehuig
viHiled w III) Mih. Harry llrowu
lasi Tuesiluy.
Mih. Tony Mein of Sutherlin
ami Mi'H. Ilurdette Leas of Itose
hui'g Kpeul. Wedueslay at the Hob
Hall ranch.
Mr. and Mih. Win. A. White and
hou, Hobby, enjoyed a nine-day
nip lo Mt. Rainier in Washington
aud Kpveral central Oregon point
last week.
A hoii. OneHiuiP Joseph, weigh
ing four pounds v,:ih born to Mr.
ami Mil. Allien 1'i lland at Mercy
hospital In Hutu-burg la.st Sunday
Uioi lllllg.
Mr. and Mih. J. V. flihson mov
ed from Ih I avlH renidein-e to
(he I'pdiki' aiiai tmentH this lant
week.
The benefit danei held Saltir.
day night at the Nonpareil Coin-
muilUy a m;ult. iiit tor the iv
Cross fund. A vole of thanks in
line the nine musicians who con
tributed the excellent music fur
the veliltig. i :
Mr. .and Mrs, Anion Coeneii
berg huvp been ,euiertalnhig as
their hotiso giientH thin week, MIhh
Martha Hruins und MM Olivia
Schilling. who : are registered
niirseH from New Clin. Minn., und
Miss FsthiH' llodH of Court land.
Minn. The ludies have been en
ioylng an extended Hip through
VelloWHioue park. Ihe Colden
Cate fair ami will return home via
Seat He.
Mr. and Mm. deorge Clausen
and children and Mr. ami Mrs.
Vein Holgate ami children left
Wednesday on a trip lo Diamond
lake Tor Ihu remainder of the
week.
Mr. uud Mm. Jack Smilh ami
Mr. and Mm. F.d Smith aud chil
dren Hpent Sunday at b'mplre.
Ore.
Wayne Farrel. Fl year old son or
Mr. and Mm. Hoy Farrel, who live
east of Sutherlin, was painfully
Injured w hen he shot himself In
ihe upper purl of the leg while
playing with a ,Ti pistol hist
WedneH(hy.
Word has been received hero
of the marriage of Miss Arb-ne
Urown. daughter of Mr. am) Mih.
Vilus J. lirown, at Seallle, Wash..
June 17. I he Hiow ns are lor-
mer Siiiherlln residents.
Mis. O. W. Trench and Mrs. jaud visited at the home of W II
Juclt f mi-fur spent Wednesday In (fred's mother, Mir. Kthel Itrown.
Kuwene visit Ins "'id attending tti
IllI-MIICHS.
Mr. ami Mih. Waiter Iti-dell
made a business trip to llremer-
lon. Wathlnuloii ibis last week.
Miss Theresa Ahrens of Win
ona. Minn.. Is visiting fur two
weeks al (he W. J. I.udd home on
North Side Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hose Sr., ami
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Uose Jr.. aud
children. Maricaret and liobbv.
siH'iil Ihe Kourih al It'indoii and
Kmpiro where they enjoyed the
rodeo.
A number or Ited Cross workers
spent Thursday atternoon sewing
the lied Cross at the Fair
diiks ( lu h house. These meetlnus
regular Thursday afternoon
al to I i s and anyone w ishing to sew
lor them is iuvlled lo attend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan and
llauiihler. Puny, and Mr. and Mrs.
lob u took left Thursday alter
noon tor Auburn. Calif., where the
lonuor w ill isil (heir daughter.
Mrs. Cordon Anplewhile and fam
ily und Ihe hitler w ill visit their
son uud dauuhier-iulaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
Jordan will also visit their son.
Sieiliug. in San Kranclsco before
returning home (he latter part of
uel week. Mrs. llriltain Slack
aud Mim. tleoi ue (ireen are in
liarge of Ihe store during their
ihsenee.
The raise lu juice uud reduction
l gallons minimum of til v water
to people outside the city limits is
raising much protest and many
users are already digging wells
ami putting in electric pumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Clde tlolmuii and
sons are moving this 1-rid ay att-
ruooii into the hutis house Irom
their ranch home east of town.
Mr and Mrs. J. V Oibson and
n. Karl, let! Thursday nig hi tor
Maker. n. uu a week's vacation
t rem M r. t ; iltMin's w ork at t he
mine.
Si train cur loads of lambs
ucio shipped out ol Sutherlin
Thursday- Kn lu It Ice of Uiee
hill was in charge.
f'ted Schuli, Sam ( ireen, antl
Hoy Vi'uel employees ol the Ska
mt I.oicgim; company left Friday
for their homes in Seattle, Wash.
Walter Slack, who had been Un
iting his pa units. Mr. and Mrs. A.
IV Slack, and bis brother. I bit
(atn. ami family left Wednesday
night tor his hemic in San Kran-etsi-o.
A P.- Slack accompanied
!is son. Walter,' for a visit In the
May city.
Camas Valley
'CAMAS VAl.l.KY, July l.V -Mr.
uid Mrs. Knute Holt and small
daughter, Carol, 11 1 Saturday lor
.Mooiheiid. Minn., where they will
iooh;iMv p."r 'mo..t (.f i hi -tun
before used. It has all the
an ,ur,s tne bs,t o.ls
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
AND IN ADDITION
M JUST MENTIONED, I
PWITK A "DWARF VJEED
V WEED GROWS TO A
Wl INCHES, IT REVERSED
SHRINKING DOWNWARD UNTIL IT
DISAPPEARS INTO THE EARTH Wo7 6CRAM OOTA
ACpAlM I'LL MAKE
EGADj OM SECOND THOUGHT,
PEOPLE DOKVT SOW
DOTHEV? HMM X
DISCARD THAT IDEA
ft
. i h
V. ''col.O BviitaMvi
tC. INC. T. V ItlC
mer. They were called east by j
the serious illness of Mr. Holt s -father,
who lives on a farm near j
Moorhead. Thu llollH will also i
visit Mrs. llollH parents, Mr. and
Mih. Ole Arre, aud her brothers j
and Hl.ster w ho reside in Moor- j
head. Mr. Holt was an employee
id' the HariuHoti-Wakefield lu tn !
her mill for the past two years, j
.Mr. ami Mrs. Holt went us far as!
Cot luge (li nve Saturday where
iney vihiicu u uui .innuny ai un:
home of Mr. aud .Mrs. Christoli !
llageu.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford llrown 1
and baby daughter. Itoclla. ar- j
rived from Sau Kranclsco Monday I
uniii irmay wneu iney went on
lo Kiigene to visif Mrs. Crowns
pu renl s. M r. a nd M rs. Hen ry. M r.
and Mrs. itrown expect to be back
here for a few days before return
ing home.
Kli Thriisa is back in (he val
ley working at the llarnisoii
Wakefield lumber mill.
Donald PreUiuger of Los An
geles, Calif., is visiting at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. K. A. Mar!:
hum. ti. U. Moore, w'ao Is attending
uiunier school in L)ugene spent
l lie f oui llt ami week etut mire
with his family. Oenevieve Moore,
who Is working al the A. H. Marsh
home in Look Ingg lass, w as also
home during that time und return
ed to her work Sunday afternoon
with her father, when he went
back to Kugene.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harold I dek and
two children. Douglas and Donna.
tf Scottsburg spent the week-end
if June 2 ai the home of Har
olds father. It. W Dick.
Air ami Mrs. KDie Clayton and
son. iordon. of I hi lard and Mrs.
Clayton's sister. Miss Kliabeth
Church, spent a week vacationing
at the coast.
Herald Looney. his sister, Mrs.
Crawford Weaver. Ruby Me
Caun and tienea Huntley spent
the Fourth and weekend at Cold
lb ach.
Mrs. Helper! Oden and daugh
ter. Itetly l.oti, and a school girl
friend of Mrs. Oden'R, well known
here as Mary (lout liter, visited
one day during the week wil h
friends here.
It. W. hick and sou. lirnce, Hft
Wednesday e ening lor llalsey to
spend the Fourth w ii h Mr. and
Mrs. Iie Dick. Mark Did; came
down from Fort I.ewLs aud spent
the Fourth at the lte Dick home
al -it. coming on to the valley
Thursday eu'iiing to visit his fath
er uui il Saturday when be went
hack to Hex Dick's to spend the
night Mrs. Hex Dick came as far
as Itoseburg Thill sday evening
ami visited her mother. Mrs. Kilua
Htown until Mark went back Sat
urday. Mr. Dick and Itnice came
home Thursday ceiling ,
Mr. and Mrs. I lei nard Demi
aii.l two daughters. Patty and
Phyllis and Mrs. I tenn's a Ant.
Mrs Anna Marshall, ami her
daughter. Shirley, went up on
1 he moil ui a in w esl of the alley
Wednesday and camped out on
I lei mud's homestead until after
Ijie Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne KoeU and
daughter, .luanfta. s p e n t the
Fourth- v Mim re-Utivus up Cooy
river.
Mrs. Malic Dairy, whd has been
employed for. some nine ai the
Heoige Smith home, went to-
never
rock) fea-
- puj.'
with
U UlSl.UVfc.tcifc.'a '',
AMEPERIMEMTli T&'4;
- WMEN THE f;
HEIGHT OF THREE ,
ITS COURSE,
MILLIONS )iM
WEEDS,
SHALL
VAS-
-1 .'IX wj
,
LnJ
II 1. i fF. ' ;
DAILY DEVOTIONS
Dtt. CHA3. A. EDWARDS
It is the great believers who
have enriched humanity. Wil
berlorce believed in the right of
every man tu be free and he
drove slavery from the ltritish
empire. lancoln believed in Ihe
union mid defeated secession.
The fail h ot Columbus gave
man kind the new world. Take
away from our heroes the faith
which spurred them on to suf
fer and achieve and you take
away huumuily's leadership ami
progress. Without faith we sink
into inertia. Thu Christian be
lieves in an uucoiiitierable
cause. He believes In victory
not only over dealb but over
every handicap to the individual
and society hero on earth. He
heleives in a God who is able
to supply our every need spirit
ual, mental, moral, physical, ac
cording lo His riches in Chiisl.
He believes in tin kingdom of
God Into which mankind shall
finally be guu;ered as one happy
broi hei hooi! This is a cause
w or tli living aud dying for.
When he says I believe in God
the Father Almighty he shalios
off tin fears which paralyze; for
he. affirms his conviction of a
tower no evil can withstand and
he believes this power is releas
ed to men if they claim It. This
is the victory that overconieth.
Amen.
several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. llertha Itlackert of Marsh
field came up Wednesday for her
fa 1 her. S. If. Croy, to spend Ihe
Fourth and week-end with her two
sisters. Mrs. Blanche Curtis ami
Mrs. Stella Cribblns.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Slegel and
1 wo children. Leslie and .Marie,
and M r. and .Mrs. Fred Putnam
left early Wednesday morning lor
a trip lo 1 Hamotid lake over the
Fourth.
The humidity went so low Wed
nesday in Ihe valley it was neces
sary to shut ilow n sa win ills and
call loggers out (tf the woods.
Mr. and Mrs. G. It. Moore went
to Itoseburg Saturday to meet
Mrs. Moore's niece Margery Nor
ton, of Portland, who came down
lo spend the summer at the Moore
home. Phoebe Ann Moore of
Goshen spent the week-end at the
Moure home.
Dewey Huntley spent t h e
Fourth and weekend at the home
of his sister. Mrs. Deibert (Mien
at Clark's Itraiich. He came home
Sunday.
Oakland
OAKLAND, July l.V-Lloyd Carl
sou of Kecdspott spent Ihe week
end here a isil inu bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Carlson.
Mr. ami Mrs. .imniermaii re
in rned Monday from Portland af
ter having spent the past few
weeks visiting there.
(t. W. Oberinan of Doris. Ore.
spent Saturday visiting Mrs. Al
bert Spencer.
On lib Armstron: of Albanv is
I'm sorry I didn't trade
sooner"
Says: Albort Greener, Hillsboro, Oregon.
"Am I glad I traded my gas tractor and got a 'Caterpillar'
D2?
"Well, when a follow plows 12 acres ol land (or $2.70 less
than it formerly cost him to plow 6 acres what would ho
say?"
"Just what I'm saying: I'm sorry I didn't trade sooner."
Drop in and let us show you how you can make savings li k o
these!
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Excli.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Major Hoople
,l" I Hi-''ot. iwu oirLD
DON'T LEAVE THAT
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TOSSED INTO THE LAKE
spending a few days here visiting
Dalleu Jones.
Green Powell, Tyee rancher, was
In Oakland Saturday transacting
business.
Mr. und Mih. Jack Smith of Non
pari el were In town shopping; and
transacting business Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller re
turned Friday from Seattle where
two of Mr. Miller's horses won
races.
Mr. aud Mrs. It. C. Powell, of
Glendale. were here Saturday to
complete (he transfer of their fur
niture tu the Capitol Hill unto court
which they have recently pur
chased. Mr. and Mrs. Hope, of Pittsburgh,
Pa., arrived Wednesday to visit at
the William Morris home. Mrs.
Hope, formerly Miss Helen .Morris,
remained here with her parents,
while Mr. Hope went on to Port
land where he will visit his mother.
Mrs. Anna Pierce and son. Joe
Pierce, of Chicago. 111., spent the
week-end here visiting the former's
mother. Mrs. Nettie Sinitb, before
rel u ruing to Med ford for i lie re
mafnder of the summer.
Charles Davison of Green Val
ley aud Ward Cockeram of Drivers'
Valley were visiting here Sunday.
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AALKA. July l.ri.--Uobby Pope
arrived here last week from Fver
ette. Wash., to make an extended
visit w ith his father, Charlie pope.
Mr. and Mrs. William Junizer
ami son. Hlllie, and Mr. aud Mrs.
Joti u Jantzer were In Roseburg
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lowell Curtis and Mrs. Tom
Huusaker were Roseburg callers
one day last week.
Mrs. Virgil McColltim and son.
Dale, returned to their home here
the last of the week after visiting
at Mill. Calif., with Mrs. MeCol
liim's Kou-in-luw and daughter, Mr.
aud Mrs. Kenneth Itrown.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thomas und
two sons from Ixis ngeles, Calif.,
visited here Friday with Mrs. War
ren llazen and Mrs. Ksther Hazen.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Janlzer were
in Glendale Friday morn lug on
business.
Joe Anderson, who was employed
by John Jantzer at tifs mine last
winter arrived here Thursday af
ter several months visit In Can
ton. III. On his return trip he
was uccotupa-ticd by his parents.
Mr. am) Mrs. Noah Anderson, who
wilt visit relatives und friends in
this vicinity for several weeks.
Visitors From Drew Mr. aud
Mrs. Dale Boniiey of Drew were
attending to business matters In
Roseburg yesterday.
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Canyonville Youth
Drowned in Mine
.OR A NTS PASS, July 15. (AI
TraKetly struck ut three points
in Josephine county within u seven
,hour period Sunday night and Mon
!day morniiiK, one man shooting
I hiniHelf throuyh the head, u sec
,ond hauRine himself, and the third
dying In a mine Hccidettt, uccord-
ing to Coroner Virgil Hull.
I The iit'etesH body or Arnold K.
.Hash, 20, or Canyonville, was pull
ed from a 53-loot niinitiK test hole
ut 6 ii. m. at Placer Monday morn
ing, one hour ami 40 minutes after
he had been overcome by gaso
line fumes and apparently died by
drowning in 13 feet of water. State
Officer I.vle Harrell rennrteil.
j William HobiiiHon, 6t. was found
hanmnp to a maple tree ut b:,it
a. in. Monday, a rope noose around
his neck, ut his cabin in Holland,
Coroner If nil reported. An In
quest held on the spot found his
death lo have beeu suicid1.
He left a nolo which ahl: "Kv
ery thins In Knini; wrong."
Samuel Hanlel JI ynl t, 7:i. near
Merlin, left the bod of his wife at
II p. m. Sumlay, walked to the
front porch and put a .3-' revolver
bullet through his head, Hull said.
Lookinggiass
I.OOKINGGLAKS. July Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hlehard are hefng
welcomed us residents of Ihe vaf
ley again after an absence of
three years during which lime they
have been living al, Willamina. Hav
ing sold their farm at that place,
thev returned lasi week to again
make their home in the valley.
I Deibert Ollivant, who underwent
an appendectomv at Merc v hos
pital recent lv and later contracted
jmieiimonfh. Is reported lo be much
improved and progressing- satisfac
torily. I Iver Krlckson ami Floyd Amlrus
are operating the Ollivant comhino
and fuHilliiig the conlracts of Mr.
OHlvuiit during his illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fverelt Hodges
and children have relumed to their
.home in Itoseburg at'ler a month's
i sojourn In Mrs. LeClerc's cottage
( in the valley.
j Mrs. Lowell am mother, Mrs.
Peterson, ure enjovjng a motor
trio through the Spokane country.
I Vernon Green bus accepted work
for the summer in the Kvans fruit
.stand at Dillard.
T. F. Heard returned to Ihe val
lev lust week alter an extetub-d
viit at the homes of hi- sons in
Klumuth Falls. Corvin Heard and
son. Alvin. drove to Klamath Fulls
on the Fourth lo visit relaiives and
brine Mr. Heard. Sr., back lo (he
valley.
I Mrs. John Rod ley an-; daughter.
liurlmru. returned recently from a
.visit ut the home of M is. Rodb-y's
parents in I.os Angeles.
Puck White was enrolled in the
I (TCs hist week and has been sla-
Go R. McFartacl
formerly of fho Willys agency of Roseburg
is now in business for himself at the
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Honed in the iani at South Ump
qua Fulls.
Stephen Peterson returned to
Los Angeles lust week iollowing u
vacation her with his parent. Mr.
and Mrs. Krnest Peterson and sis
ter, Miss Olive. He is employed
in an airplane factory in Los An
gcleH.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Meredlih
and sons, Clare and CharleB and
daughter. Lilu, will spend Sunday
at the home of Mr, Meredith's pa
rents on Hice creek, at which time
the animai reunion of tliu Mere
1th family will be held.
Miss Genevieve Moore returned
to the valley on Sunday ufter
spending the Fourth with her pa
rents. Mr. und Mrs. Guy Moore, uud
family al Camas Valley.
Rev. and Mrs. Garbodeii and
family attended services at Hie
valley church on Sunday morning
and were introduced to Ihe con
gregation, Kev. .Mr. Garbodeii hav
ing been assigned lo ibis church
at Ihe recent annual conference
of Ihe Methodist church, itev. and
Mrs. C. K. llriltain, who held this
charge for the pasi two years, have
been assigned lo the Drain-Voucalla
churches.
Friend Indeed
IlOlSK. Idaho Friendship
doesn't always cease In political
butt Ins.
William Galloway of Roise,
democratic candidate for state
j represent h the from Ada county.
w anted to go fishing. Hut it was
Hearing uic doauiino tor juing ins
petition.
His opponent. Incumbent Rcpuh-
lican Hamer Pudge filed the pa
pers for him.
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