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. ROSEBURS NfEWS-REVrEW, ROSEBtjRG, OREGON, TUESDAY; AIgOST.'.3; 1940: Duck Season to be Elided 15 Days vA8HK l.TCN. Auk. ( A I') Suciul: ry .rlii'H itiinoiiiicud twin)' tho uui; Iit itiwiKoii l(ir (lucMtd, got'Hd, ( ,o;.i h id Jitt'Ksnfiiu liuU,Mi'R. AiikoI lliti'tm, mm threw tuil been ex'-jin!e! to in iluyH thlH year front the 45 day limit of last hoii- BOIL. .. , ; ., , , " . i . Announcing the annual itch In tlona for Hlioottng nilgrutory wit terfowl. the Herretary Hald the ex tetiHion wan made posMihlo by un tm-reaKo In the population of those birds. ... The regiilutloiiH alw. lengthened (he -hunting day. Shooting may iitni't ill Hlllil'iHH 11 ml emit limn utilil J ii in. .fur WHtuH'mi'l mill rnnl l.imt year the bourn were 7 a. m. to 4 ' ii in .lnek e niiiv lie hiinioil from sunrise to suiiKet. The bag limit on ducks remains I ut 111 a day. Shorter .seasons were provided, however, for woodcocks, and the I bag limit for geese was reduced . from. 4 to 3 a duy. , ' Shooting season on ducks, geese. coots and Jucksnlpo are; . , a Northern zone from October 1 to November 19; the interiiieillute J none, (Jctfiher JQ to December, 1U -, the southern zone from Noveinb( t 2 to December 111, The Intermediate zone includes J California, Oregon and Washing ton. , J Ah In previous years, the iiiim- her of waterfowl that may lie pos- sessed at, any time Is limited to, two , days" bag bill a new rule makes it possible lo possess the legal limit for 20 days after the close of the ' season instead of lo days. ..The bag of , canvas bucks, red- heads, bufleheads and ruddy ' .lucks is limited to 3 a day, of any ' one of these species. Drain . MlAl.V. Auk. 13. MIhh Kdnn 6 lliirliui returned Friday evuntup from, a . mouth k vuculinu trip H I'lauiund I itk i. ('inter lake and many other points of Interest l-i I thai locality. . Mr. h. If. VAmWert mid ililbi I jiiamlduuKhleiv Putty I'unuon. loft . Hiiiuhiy for Klauialh KuIIk wliere . they wIII.vIhU with A!rn, VhmuV von'H daughter. Mm. CIiuh. Hull. ami family. Tbey will no on iaicr ; to Orovilie. (alir.. where tbey will make .an extended visit with Putty" parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.. f. Cannon and family, Mi ituth (leut'Kf of CnrvalUrf. p:i.duate of Orecmi Stato colle.c. majored In home economics and m physical education, hat been no Hired to tench lu (be IiIkIi h-!pi'i o lill. the vaL'ancy created by Hie J ruination of MIhh LoIh Hurdi , an!., The Towusettd ctuh liart phtuii'sd n, .picnic for. . AiiKUMt Is. (.:. W. J Weimrmnu- wlll lie Hie principal . spealier. Mimic will he by the III . IJeutleri of .Kusene. and Home lo--rrtl inusiriaiiK. rt Many liniruvetuent.A have l,"ii. tnai't in the jinule school betd - Hie UHtial cleaning mid renovru i inn. The ,new parlllton in tbe lai'sc ptimary rooui now nivon an J rxlia room (if mediuin Hl.e whleli a will he needed for the new te.n-h- er. MIha Naney Taur;art of l:o.- hurt;, who has been eniployt'tl to rrlleve the load on the leacuhiK , Hlarf caused by an ever luer.'iisliitt; etiiollment. A new playuhe,! x now umlei eoriKiinelion by J. J lleasley at the hark of Hie noluuil , ItOUfc, which will hniixe the l.irut; Rliiie and other - play equipment which could not he put out in the j open. , A . daucu wan Klvcu alurd iy I evening by the Kellf.v-l.evci;s I KritM post Nu. US. Ameiicait he- K'oit one of f a series which !.,, d. lite ladles of the ,. , e'l attended. The ladies tf tbe n m II la rv vim! jclreshnnMils. - Tbe f)iaiu Kill m prise, puhlishvil by II. l, Voiiuk. will print a ape- cl'il, I'nh' edition. Si'pletubor t. boimlliiK the North l.ioimlus ('.uiu- tv laij to be held in Mraiu Sept'in- Imt 1 i I I. t I-iiuelpal (. H. Illooiiupiist will arrive In Drain ahoul Auuust IV fii'in lleikelcy, I'nllf., whtTe be J luis been taking spiM-ial cuirlculii a v.oik this summer. lie and Alts, t ICooinquiKt will occutiy the new and attractive house bchii; built It.- them In Kast I train by Or. Ie ore, Mr. and Mis. Clifford I.aMr.t- i ame Wednesday fur a lew d:i Msi? at the iiirental P. t'. ):ivij J home last w ek. hut were calh'l back lo Tillamook the ncxl u-iv. Azalea po iicf tt c Coo ft ty 1 i A..I.i:.V Aug. l:i. Mrs.- Kiank Italley -and' two sons visited I'ei i tfes ami 'friend In ibis vutnfiy and at (ileudale from Tuesday un- til Suudny alternoon. They vete en inule lo their hniue in Oakland. fill 1 1'., alter visititm up north and , on (In? rnast fnr the past fl wi eks. ' t. II. Smith of Cleudale Install ed u phone Wed nesdaj" tn the home or Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thnmus. Mr. and Mrn. Jamie IMekett ami t.vo Hons. Kinest and l.loyd, from I Sue-it Home were week-end f Kuef'ts at the home of Mr. Pick 9 elffi pa rem s. Mr. ami M ih. .1. II. PirKelt. J air., and Mis. .lohii l-Vhlmiller. k Mih.. Ilalbert Mooih ami Mrs. Ilar r old Perley shopped In (Inutp Pils Wednesday. They also visited at J the. liopital with Airs I'tankie '. Sehroeder who Is a patient there. Mr. and Mrs. John Lauer mid daughter were over iiIkIH tuesis WodiiejHd'ay at the home of Mr. ami Mih. Vurnon I 'ay lor. Tin y were en routp to thelf home In hot, AiiKelcH uf ler visiting in l'u t land. v. r , J)t- Huil'.Mm. Ii. v Stair of Portland were tfiiestH Wednesday rtlffht ut tbe homo of Mr. and Mr.-. Ilari-v t'ouke. Mr. Starr it con Iteutud with North Pacific lienial i college and Mrs. Sturr in Mr:'. , i.'onke's iili'co. . I Kpnnplli Goodman truvellng rep rexpntatlve.of the Oregon Fanner Aceldent Iimm-iiiice company nan fu thlH vicinity on busineHH Tiiea duv. Mr. mid Mi-k. Lowell Cuitln and noun, Iaio iiiiiI Hnlit'it, J. K. Hurtle ' jiiici their hoimp kuhhU. Mr. anil dren from Lyons. KansiiH, enjoy ed un outing at Crater lake Wed neiiday. , Mr. and -Mrs. Hoy Wllxon and .MIhh Alice i'luc.n spent Sunday eve ning in ItoHeliurg. Mr. and Mi-k. Jake ('mitt made a IhihIiios.h trip to Itiweburg Fri day. Mr. anil Mrs. fiuiy Swan and family from Looklngglass visited here Friday at the Jim I loot Ii lllollie, I Thirty niemlHint were . pteHent Monday night at the graiiRe meet- UK. in i n. win iiiiiiiiiy ivitn rin ! ed lecturer lu Mrs. Itogan's place who recently moved away. Cards and games were enjoyed after the business session, y. - - Yoncalla YONf'ALLA. Aup. J2. Mi, and Mih. jr. K. ItodKora and Mrs. Hoy Uoders add two children of Kieb uiond, Cull l.. are visiting at thi ('red CouKswell home .on Keil Mill. Mr. and Mrs. I. (i. Hunter of I'endieton ami V. II. Whltlaker of Pilot Kot-k, Wash.,, visited at Hie Albett (.'ockcrmi home on Jted Hill lust week. . M r. and M v . 1 1 at old Kde fit Culp creek sjient the week-end vlffiiiim at the (ieorue Kdett bmiie. Morris H( (ib ley and three chil dren and Itruce lllRhley ami datiKh-1 ter and .Mih. (irimes upeut several days hiKl week In Portland. All live of Hie children had their ton fiils removed l the I iiernbecker hn:pltaL Hill HaskhiK made a bushiest trip in ( oituKH (Hove Thursday Word has , been received from I'pj Hand I hut W. 1'. Huppretit former owner of what Ih niw l ho Red and While store in Umialla, hud a very Herloua major operation this last week, and was in a serious condiH.on Wednesday. Aumisl 7Hi. Keith Crowe returned home Wednesday from a trip to C'orvul lis and coast (owns, a member of a 1 11 group with 10. A. Hritton as leader. Mih. Mlunfo I.utz Is h.ome for a collide of w.ieks. ulter speiidiim the htaL year lu Salem mid Astoria. She will return o Salmu the first of September where hIio has a posi tion for the winter. , .Miss i JOvu Appleuutc returned home Wednesday after spending the last sl mouths in 1'orlland. (irant Ilruwn. s.on of .Mrs. Llllie llrawn oT Voncalta. Is one of the men who. will participate In (he Na tional Itllle match, lo be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, early u. Septem ber. Mr. Drawn lives In Portland Hairle rpshaw, formerly of Ymcal la. now In KiiKcne, and his sou, Paul, who lives In Portland, will also shoot In the match Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy of Wlcopee are being c,nnrutulule.d un the tu fitful oi a sou, horn Aug ust Hli. Mrs. Murphy will be re in om bored as lllalmt h Holla nion, (liiughler of .Mr. and Mrs. Tom llol lamon .ef Yotu-alla. Mr. ami Mrs. Wiliuond Dodd left Tuesday lor Johnson, Hid., where they will spend Hie winter with .Mrs. Hodd's parents. A horse belonging to Oscar Laiiu don .of Hlkhead got weoged In be tween three trees last week, ncces ttitnling the culthig dowu of Hie trees before t he horse could be released- While sawing the trees Hie norse got 1 1 inhieni'il. and was bniily tut with Hie saw. The iiH'in Iters of the cookery class of I he I II otip enjoyed n trip to Winchester bay for three daj'h hist. week. with. MIhh Mildred Kiuse, their leader-hostess f.or the trip. Those enjoying the occasion were Hntb Ma rst on. Caroline Thiele. Uds Hi lines. Melvin Shtery. Johnnie McCiinitie and Miss Kiuse. Miss Mary Kim:er, who Is tali , , ,; ,,, ,. , , va , ., !...... .,,i. i... ,. ,.,t Mr. ami Mis. Hale Klugery. Air. anil Mrs. V. Arris and .Mr. and Mn.-. I.lnyd llovelaiul of l.os Angeles. Calif., visited at I he Ua pi' r inline lust week. . Ilud Hoggs of Kuu'ene Is visiting his mnl her, Mrs. Helen l.iinil. ul the l.lovd Wise rullell III Scotia val ley. Mr. and Mis. I.iun Taylor anil Iw.t chlltlrr-n 1,-lt Salltnlav lor litis cue. Calif., where they will make Iheir liiiiue. Mr. and Mis. V. Muni ;nd Miss Irene Kllenbllrg ot l.ns Angeles, visllcd al the Joe Wilson Inline lasl week. Mr. ami Mis. Joel Jackson ol Cnltane Clove silent I In week-end vlsiHm: al ihe Jackson home lu Seeds ullt-i . Mr. and Mis. I'd tluard of Win rlii's lor spi'iii Sunday visiting at the l-lw:inl Kelso home. Juke Wilson, leader lor Hie (ireeli Ml. I'oli-slr) I lull of Scolts Mllley, assisleil h Ml and Mrs. J.-io Julie, tonk He' lull ell a three days nut Ina to Wincliefiei bay and the Smslaw outlet Inst week. Those iiili-iidini: were .lake Wilson. Caul Kisili-:. Itillx rick. I..111M1 itniuii.v .luck 1 e( ml I'reda Jobe. .lolui Wil.-on. Hilt liisiiii;. Nii.-uul Wilson, hoiothy Seblin and Mr. and Mrs. Joe .hdte. Leonard (oii;swell. driving a fhevudet Hedau. and .luniir loild. drivinn a loulim truck, were in a wi eck m i lie tu'udi it'h hlishw a Krlilay alternoon. Althoiiuh no one was butt, lint U mis were d.un awed. Veil" Thompsnn diUim; a lou truck ami Keith Leonard were in a collis'.'tu on the IN-d Kill road. Thursday allciicon. on a inive in the road near tin Un-rn lam-h. Ilolh cars weie damaged, but no one hurt. Lookingglass UMJKlNtKlI.ASS, Auii :l. Dr. I Velum ami Airs. V. XL Siiarp Strickland) who were onleivu to Port Wordeu. Wash., over a your :ieu for serxice In (ho Hrmy beail-ouavteis-. biiVH been ttausle ied te Hrooklya. N. V. Mrs. Sharp l- Hi daushler of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. I I fWo! Il I I - - j : - -r 7T-, 1 : : j- , . ,.,-. " I of lllu "oy Scouts ut the Coimnun- I etlUUV DIICI&IECF I "y hall August II!. at which time i rumi i nu.iiinci.i i jr 0m i 0 If 1 At 1 1 X ; TT- . ,-,Wl ' lliM 8t3 copb. iwo hy n.r smvicF. imc "Put back the Slaltic of I. Stiieklaud. pioneer residents of the valley. Mr. and Mrs, Chester Williams. accompanied by the lonner'tt moth er. .Mrs. aesse Williams, drove to the coast for the day Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are visiting i he home folk, arriving last week from their home in Juneau. Alaska. Turn I lodges of Kugene was a Sunday Kuesi at the home ol" his brother, Ted Hodges, and family. Mr. anil Mrs. lllair Perrlne and sons, lurch mid Moyd, of Ihxpiiam. Wash., were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hodges. Mr. Perrtne Is a cousin ot Mrs. Hodges. , Mrs. Leoua Ashford has returned to her home in Sweet llnnw ititm- u m.joiiui llt ()t intme of iier our. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Itiu kle. Mrs. Asblord was culled here by I lie death of her sister, Mrs. Itelva Martin. AKin M. Martin and children, lonna. .iarvel. Ilarhura mid Alviii, Jr.. have moved to lio.sebiiiK after t spetidliiK the pust tuo weeks at l he home ol Mr. and Mrs. Thus. llncUle. following; lite sudden death ul Mrs. Martin. Miss Hetty llu 'kle. sister ot Mrs. Martin, deceased, spent (he dny Weduesdav in liiise hum with Mr. Martin anil children. Mr. and Mrs. l-M l.uliin and children. Purolhy ami John, of Mu- Kcne. Here recent visitors at the ''rune ol Mr. ami Mrs. Ted Undoes. .Mr. i.iikeu is a cousin tf Mr I lodges. Kev. and Mrs. U. A. (larboden -ie uinner miosis at tile home of Mr. and .Mis. A. H. Marsh on Wed-' nesday. t Sutherlin SI TIIKlil.lN. Auii. Pi. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snook of I kiah. fali tornia. UHed at Hit- H. W. Snook home for a few days the first ot the week before ciuiliuuinj; on to lln ene. Mr. Snook is a nephew of Mr. ami Mis. II. W. Snook. K. t;. KiiirhcII or Salem, a for mer Sutherlin leal estate aneni. visited Iriends and attemlej to business here Wednesduv. . Mr, and Mrs. James ite-oii a:,d son, Karl, ami Mr. and M-s. l.iui IdOoiu and small son, haw reiuru ed from linker, Oiciton, while the men have been employed tu tli mine there for tho past, te.v weeks Mr. and Mrs. Charles p;n ker ar rived last Sunday for frexeinl das' i .ibcrty I just got a divorce!" visit with relatives and friends. They plan to leave for their home at tttesham today. liay lloyt received a painful in Inry to his left band Wednesday while working at bis mill cast of town. Ir. I. A. Iniulap attended i be injury. Mr. ami Mrs. Iluuh Wall! tran sacted business in Colt ape drove Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. otto Nelson of KosulnUK visited relatives and friends here Wednesday. Sam Welle of KiiKene was u busi ness visitor fu Sutherlin Wednes day. Mrs. H. W. Snook and Mrs. Pound visited relalives and friends in I train lasl Wednesday. Miss I tale tlreen and .Miss Sally Thomas of Portland are spending several days visiting with Miss tireen's parents. Mr. ami Mrs. t; corse (Ireeu. Mrs. .1. W. Culver, Sr.. ami Jackie Culver left Thursday ninlit for Se attle, Washington, where they will visit relatives for leu dajs or two weeks. (ieue Shook i cUmird from a husim-sH trip to- eastern (reon Tlmidni. - ... Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Keith and K. 11. lloyt of Kuue.ne aro visilinu this 'week at the Hay Hot ami Kdpar Kt it Ii homes. , - Mrs. teoi'tte- Crucn, Miss Hale llieen and Miss-Sally Tliomas were dinner Kiie.sts nl Mr. and Mrs. Alva MHtiniiiK at their home east - of town Thursday. lloss Hutchinson.' county -road enmmissioner. was a business visit or hi Sutherlin Pridny. ' -r Karl -lieebo from Smith river at tended tn business In town Priday. There will bf a p'nbUe- metfng SEAnil BPtWINQ A MAL1IN0 CO. r Vkt i of the Hoy Scouts ut the Commun ity hall Almost lti. at which time the tenderfoot budges will he pre sented to the boys who have pass ed the test. H. W. Chpnoweth has been up pointed by the president as post master at Sutherlin, Miss Hazel Colcmun left Thurs day for Salem, OreKon, w here' she wilJ make her home, with her Kiumluiolhur. Mrs. Coleman. Miss Uoiofhy Crawford, who has been attending business college in) Portland Is home recuperatins ! from an appendicitis, operation. Miss Kdna L.ii'Ke ami Mrs. Ken neth Daley shopped and attended to business In Kosebui R Friday. Miss Nora, llratton returned to her home Thursday night from a month's visit with her sister. Mrs. Iluiley, at Walla Walla, WhshliiK-1 (on. Miss f tally Cooper, a former Ki-aduate- of the Sutherlin hih school, has completed a beauty course at Leonard beauty shop in Medlord and has taken charge of a beauty shop at Port Ortord Mr. and Mrs. Kastman ortlaud visited here over tbe week-end at the Harry Chcnoweth home cast of town, Mr. Kastman is u nenheiv of Mr. Chonowctll. Word has been received here or;WPI'e tll K'lests of Mr. and Mrs. J. the death of Kd Norrls at ninoi- Van Allen, former Days Creek .ake. California. Thursday nio, n-! (..r li- Vni-i-Iu .;a . InvWlii.r nt'!HUI ' 1 J "1 UUI1IIK IIIC wiiner IS Ceorge Norrls of this city. Potter, who in employed at the Unnanza mine, has rented the Hilly Vinson place west of town and has moved his family here from Myrtle Creek. Says War to Bring Economic Collapse PORTLAND. Aug. PJ. (AP Ponncr Governor Charles II. Mar tin, exnlaining that "war is the natural state of man." predicted vesterdav that wurs between the :have nots" and "haves" will con-'l tinue "unlit all nations . . . are on the same moral, economic and so cial level." He told tbe annual reunion of the 'Jnd Oregon volunteer infantry that the Tniled States must arm. ami pointed to tlerinany's develop ment ns un example of what a poor nation can accomplish. "Working men there went to work everv day for ten hours and small pay." he declared. "You can't tell me that was forced labor. They wanted to do it. We've pot to ot some of l hut spirit- In this coun try. We've i:ot to lie awakened." The Ivuropcan war it koiiik In hi.tn rlnmtii- Y f'f Pc t 111 llllS Cull 11- li'y. the retired army major-general ! said, predict In fj "a great economic collapse that will be frightful in its consequences." "We need to learn discipline be en use . a great econpui te . col fa pse will bring. the threat of revolution in this country. "We think we. have Hie greatest civilization on .earth." he said. VI donbt ,it..Otl)er jjreat civilizHtions have perished. Let's get together in the love of our country and light the iive of patriotism." Sine. 1878 Emil Sick, Pres. CanvonvilK v" 15 ' - CAXYONVILLE, AUK, 13. -Word I bus been received here that Mis. Tom Cotuiitt of Myrtle Creek U vory 111 at Morcy hospital in Hone- burls. Five , children from Ktinsaj. have arrived to be with the!" It is cxpeetou ii ai in ii.e . .. . mother esl wl11 "'' m,ch emllei thun Mr. and Mrs. John Hamlin and u"! this year due to i the un'-' son. Charlea, enjoyed a fishing trip eath,er c01"1 1 0"8- ,A "u,",,? up the South Un pqua river Sun- h d'''f''9 ,,",v,eh day. They brought home a very Been putAlnold ,?' vh s . nice catch of fish. e,is"n- Among them a; e the S - Ce'rald M ensue who foi-mnrlv l-e-1 der-Uaum, the J. A. orthillit'Oll, (.eraid Jlenane. ho roimoi Iy le-, Mcdee dehydratoi s. sided here and now lives near Cot- " 1 , , , Spore'aml Ken aKu Gro e. stopped in town to vis If H , ' lhe eek-end trienUs 'Ihu.sday. He was i on li s e (.alts VuJ 10n0 of the lut. way lioino, having been to Olendale , to get his ilauKhtcr, Ida Lou. who j ' returned with him for an extended visit. Mr. and .Mis. Louis Hllkitt and family are moving to Tiller this week-end where Mr. Ulliott la em ployed In the sawmill, John Hamlin attended to bust ness mutters ut Azalea Friday, Mr. and Mrs, Myron returned Thursday from Woodruff a busl- neas trip to North Mend. Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Iumuii of Junction City arrived - Sunday to visit their daughter. Mrs. U. I. Lenia. Their daughter-in-law-, Mrs. 1. N. Inman, accompanied . them but returned home Sunday eve ning. . , According to word received from Alice May Vooley of Portland, she will be unable to visit in Canyon vllle this summer as she had pre viously planned. She la now in Cuuius, . Washington, attending a camp meeting. . , Hoverend and Mrs. A. M. Sehaf fer and Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Shaf fer have gone to Portland for sev eral days' visit. Norene Moyer went with them as far as Kugene where she will visit ut the home of her an ul. Mrs. Fiona Miller. Pat Smith of Medlord is visiting ut tho home ol' his daughter and Hou-lii law, Mr and Mrs. Jotd Huh kins. Days Creek HAYS CHKKK. Aug. 11. Mir. M. K. Dean and her son. Clav- bourne, returned the Hrst of the week from Portland, where they had tuken John Heat) for medical attention. The latter, who is u pa tient at the St. Vincents hosnitul is reported to be Rreutly improved ami win he able to return home in a few days. Miss (iem and Miss Wlletha Hutchinson, w h o accompanied their cousin, Clydo DetheruKO f .VTedrord to Crescent City Monday returned home Wednesday. While sone they also enjoyed a trip through the Oregon Caves. Mrs. A. F. Moore returned Thursday from Klamath Palls where she went Wednesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch were attending to business matters In liosehurg Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. C. C. Hill went to Hoseburg Thursday to bring the former's motner, Mra. W. C. Hill, here for stay of several weeks. vhllo there they also called on Marion Peril no. who Is receiving medical attention at the hospital. He is reported ta be somewhat bet ter. Mr. and Mrs. Italph Weaver spent Tuesday at Ihe huckleberry natch In the Abbott butte vicinity- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sumner and daughter. Donna, returned Tues day from a vacation trip to cen tral Oregon points. At Head they 1U8",euui- ",A,ie' wn greatly improved. He and Mr. I Sumner enjoyed the splendid fish- iing In , the Deschutes river whilo tbe latter was there. K. Dean Itutler. was a caller at the Guy Mcfiee home Thursday evening. Mr. Ilutler was cnroulc to his home In Portland from his mining properties near Grunlt Pass. Mrs. Waller . Hutchinson and her daughters. Miss Com and Wll etha. were, shopping and attend ing to business matters in Itose burg Thursday. , Mr. aud Mrs. Sid Tfson and son. Jim, of Drew have been spuudiiu several days at the Hay' Wright home, Mi'. 1 iso u brought ufs cut- erpular tractor down and lias boon helping Mr. Wright grade the road 'he hill from the Lavadour hull i wv hmh piuce, Don Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wright, and Harry Wright, sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright, who are members of the national guard unit from Hose burg have wiitlen home that though very busy training they j are getting along fine ut the camp "' """V"!. lll'L 'fu'l Clyde OcthPtnge of Medford was an overnight guest. Thursday at 'the. home of his cousin. H. A. Moore. ; J. A. and Wado Worthlnglon are I doing Iheir I hreshlng this week, j while Ihe grain at the ('lough i ranch is being combined. Karl Woods and Kay Spencer have al so bffn ootrH'liitt their -'fimbine. CLEAN ... ItisT ROOMS ilKF, GUEST R00V.5I Standard's extra clean rest rooms are reassuring "extras" the particu lar motorist appreciates. They're kept inviting, too by frequent in spections and tidying-up. OV . t.DARD OIL COMPANY 07 CALIFORNIA I They buve been cuttlns grain for I Wayne Smith ou the Howard Moore place the last few days. I '.. . t ,. .i i !,,, -'i,,, ' ,.-ei- hnsi-. vl8',M)r8 , Ii0burB Molt-! , i . , ., . .... ; ; , louring tne past wees uuy .nc- I (lee has constructed a largo con- I crete reservoir and tank lor italiui Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. William Dussell of Longview, Wash., were ovei night guests at the .Jack Hilus home, Thursday. Mrs. liussell is ,u daughter of Harry Van Normim. Fiiday. accompanied by Mr. Van Norman and Mrs. Hlgglns. tuey went to ('rater and Diamond lake, fjetore coming here they had been lo the fair at San Francisco. I.. A. l.lles of I'mpqua was at tending to business matters here Wednesday. Harry Matthews of C.llde was also u business vlsl.or in this neighborhood Wednes day. . Thursday Archie Ferguson. Don Snyder and Jay Wright, member of the high school hoard of direc tors, went to Klkton, Santa Clara and Kugene to interview prospec tive teachers, it being necessary to till the position of pi'Inciiial, due tc the resignation uf My! Darkhurst. .Mr. and Mrs. fitly McO romi anied by Mr. McCiee's moth- er. Mi s. Ruth Mcfiee, of Canyon ville. attended funeral ?rvicoi Sunday in Grants Pass foi the bite Kred Merrill. Mr. Merrill, who wan Mrs. Ruth McOee's cousin, wis a native of Cunyonvlllo, and had served as a law enforcement oiiVer in tho game department foi neaily thirty years. .Mr. tiiid Mrs. Art O'dseri. of Oak'.M'd. Calif., were visiting old friends here Wednesday. M's. Archie Ferguson and Mrs. H. It. 1 erguson were shoppie,; !u Myrtl Creek Frlduy. The contractors, who are to j!1 the Canyonvllle-Days Creek tfec turn rf the slate sccondaiy high way have moved their roctc crush er to a idle on the Hulpli We.i'er place and have commenced ope.ri tiens. They are operating th'-oo shifts and produce about Lft"ii hundred yards of surfacing mater ia; i rery twenty-four hour.i. Tiiis will be placed in conveniently lo cated stock piles to be late; put on the road by what is known as the if It method. A number of lo cal men have obtained ompl; ment ut the crusher. There are a'so several of the families of men employed by the contractors who a'c living In trailer houses at a camp site adjacent to the plant. Record-Breaking Plane Sold to Great Britain XEW YUKK. Alie. in (AIM The plane in which Mow-aril Hughes, f j I in producer, set u reeortl lor round the world I'liuhts in I'X'.S. was flown here loday for shipment to ICnith.nd. The low winded Lockheed 1 1 was one of throe dllch nhips holiulit by the UrltlNh pnrchaslDi; coimnlti.sioii, suppoKedly for courier service be tween Loudon nnd Ksypl.. llllijhes circled Ihe Klohe In i days. VJ hours aud IT miuut.es In the plane, which loft I.os AukoIch yesteiilay piloted by James llar wiek: - - - Today s tip on (Farm Power Youi step iip your tractor's efficiency when its power arid speed are matched to the load. With the 5-speed transmission in the "Caterpillar" D-2 Tractor, you don't hitch draft horse to buggy or pacer to plow. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ftOSEBURG, OREGON . YOUR "CATERPILLAR" DEALER mmai if F0B EXTR $EHV,CE CIT Ymwt STANDARD M3iSTj' Caioline-Uns jrpaoed Donald R. Gibbs DENTIST ' Thursdays by Appointment Only Hourt 9-12 and 2-5 Phone 401 331 Medical Arts SKATING Wed., Sat. and Sunday at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 RENT L. W. MeMger Co. Mother and Mill Phone 362 famoui Convenient Location Coffee Simp Bullet Tavern Dlnlnc and Banquet Roomt Famously Fine Food Modern Appointment! luxurious Outside Rooml Garage Opposite A Wecome Awaits You a sander Sir your own yHWik Aatiotyallu