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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 22, 1940. I Tourof Southern Oregon Mines Set A flt'h'l ti'ji bus 'bwn planned for lAibi r i i'y "ookcuHl hy the Oli'tion s-vj"i i u' the Aniorlemi In stltule o: 'Ml'ilu; nnd MdtHllui'Ki cill KtiRl: m-.i. .II member of the IliHtitule and olhcr pprKomi Inter estod in mining hia Invited to ac company the group, which will nHwt at Hntherllii at 1 -p. m. Hatiir dnr. Auguiit 81. The ttronp will iIIkoukh the Mention mine. F. I. Brls inllos from Sutherlln, where they will examine tho mine mid fur-! niieo plant. A dinner and techni cal meetliiK will be held ut the Umpiiua hotel In 'lloHHhiii'K Hict-j lirnay 'evouwK. Aioeri mum win discuss th hen ton mine. F. I. Brls lid the noti-metalllcH of Hollthern Oration and 'H. C Wllmot the Hon anH mine. Sunday, the party will leave lloseburg and travel to the Denton mine In the Ml. Reuben district, where they will examine the mine find cyanide plant. From the Hen ton mine, 'the group will travel to (Iranla Faun for dinner and a meet ing of 'the Oregon Mining hhbocIu Hull. fulkn on techiilenl limners will be nuille following thla ineot lng. Monday thoxn IhtereHted 111 plac er milling VIII vlalt aeveral of the dreilgea that are operating In the vicinity of (iruiits 1'unn: while oth ers will travel to Crater lake, wbdre llr. Warren l. Kmlth will explain the geology or the lake and surrounding country. 'ernoiis Inteiidlng to miike the trip should notify Mr. F. W. l.lb bey. 7112 'WooMlurk hilllillng. 'Cort land, Ore., for dinner mid hotel rcsoivalioiis. Days Creek IDAV8 CIUOHK, bourn dieiin went FUNNY BUSINESS "Who's been shooting sparrows?" were Roiiehurg vlaltora Wood and Mini- Anir !! 4fllnV. to 1'ni'lliinil on ' n'i" " Mclvln, Sunday. Mr. mid Mrs. Hurl ilaiigliter. Vera Hllen, spent day at KhkIo I'olnt. Mr. and Mm. Walter Montgom ery were nttendliiK to business niattera In ftoseblirg Friday. Charley Mntlier, who la employ ed near ilendn!e returned there Siindny evening after upenlilHK the week end here Willi tils pareiita, Mr. mid Mrs. Irvln Mnllier. Mr. and Mm. John llusenhark and the latter' uiother. Mm. Iliiwe. nil of whom 'formerly lived 'here hut. now reside near Melrose, hy 'ilutrvon Jrom MOUdnvof lust Week and remained Youimstowii, Ohio, BloppuiMiere tor ,.ii fPi,n, . when h. turned s short time Thuradiiy. Thev had 1,01,1b accompanied by his brother.! been to Crater lake, lull lo lliiaMi Join who had been a patient olilmrk. who Is slaying a the N N. SU Vlm-iint's .hospital for a couple woou noma re urn. i hi no i... - i, tiitnii i.or a snort vish. rie remm Jilllcs Hostel was recently a vis-Hor-nt (he Knrl Sunnier home. He was returning to his work In Cali fornia f-illowlni; a trip to the north- .rn.iuirt nl 1 11, Slllto. NPIll' AllllllV, i. wu. ri'inil intn 'the ditch by H It bilge truck nnd received piilnrul Injuries to his tlhoilliler. 'His mo torcycle Vila also somewhat diiiu lilted.' ' ' Miss Nettle Uliviro. who Is eln-i plflvcd at 'Kiddle HieiifSuniliiy'liore 1 here Friday with Mr. und Mrs. Wood, who were attending to busi ness mailers In 'lloseburg that iliiy.i Mr. mill Mm. Arehle Ferguson' nnd the 'former's mother. Mrs. H.. Ferguson, of Mnrshnelil. wno u vlalilnir here amint Friday at Die home of Mr nnd Mrs. John 'l.nudiir at (llengiuy. They also culled on friends In lloseburg be-, fore returning home. rhe imrenls of Fred Wlllhnlt.1 i,i-mi .-,.. r,i.iln.. ti'llllw.lt -l,.i v.ilh her purentH. Mr. Hud Mrs. n.:nir. aim . m - " A. Moore. In the evening they and . nave neen living m m ... ''" ' -ll elr e ms lieon and Jim. took ceiltlv moved here to reside Mr, V ,b C ie 'uacK "o ill. die. Miss nnd Mrs. Floyd Wllll.olt nnd son llntlv lihoiul, and Mlsr. Hl.lrley U ,- Fn.iikle. of Dlllard. are also spen.l Inr 'tr ' Ashliind were also visitors Ilia some time here. M the Moor" home Sunday. Mayhulle lli.lnv lie. who hue "Vl k I.. II "m. ldiy While have' been working In "'-"f"' ' -Inld . 'their -gueitls recently ; Mr. : nrneil In ner home nl Tl lie . She m ; Mm Vnlrus and Mrs. n. A.l Upects to l..y In n short line lor. Nil. im mid, daughter, Iloberlu. all I'as.ido.,.,. ' Ca ., where she . will ,f Himliuni. , Unnke her home Willi hiu hisibi. Ml' and Mrs. Melvln Kodila .it, Mm. Hen Davis, while taking a sec- .vir recent visitors in reinriui ."' lie l o ne f Mr- Ito.l.l.rs uncle ami j Mm. llol. Co llus o .;; ' ' lUiil Mr mid Mrs. Wiillnce Ituy- her niece. Jiinlce Osfleld. of ! en m il Ti e . were en route to Ail- erlon, left Thursday for Hoselmrg limn... 4 .. where thev planned to visit a shin t Mr. nnd Mrs T. I.. AVeaver. Mi a. 1 1 line l.elore going on lo Kugone. lUo rv De Vi e " -I iletin ...id llnl.l.y They hud been guesta Jtere l ,0 A'oe eiitayed a trip to Cinter homes or the former's bro her Iti ,lU1, l..t ,. Ulllt,lll- IjiHI AVedneRihiy Mr. mid Mrs, W. T 'Wright' went lo Olehdnlo where lliov vlslled ut Hie himie or (heir ilaiighli'i'. Mm. 'Frank '(louse. 'I'Uey wlire teeeomiMinied home by their grandson. C.eue House, who will Slav with tlii'in until school begins. The House family which formerly lived here but lor the past several vonrs havo lived In (Jlen.lnle ex pects to move the beginning or the school year to I'lnehutsi where Mr. House Is now employed. Mrs. J. It. Chancy bus returned train -Salem where she has been visiting her son'ln hiw end ilnugh tor. Air. sml Mrs. John (linin. . rm ncewore mlenZg ,e Illness' ."ornliii, ...iking home will, . i, , intuitu... 1,1. . i.t'mmj mutlers Mr. and Mrs. Hay Spencer and Mrs. -Welter I'uole spenl the week end ut the Hiickleheiry gun huckle berry patch. Miss Kilnil Mue lool who aceonipiiuled them visited her niolher. Airs. Ilelberl Poole, lit the. Abbotts unite lookout. Mr." and Mrs. Kay Wright and daughters. Miss Josephine. Miss Mir.'.'arle and Miss .Mnxlue. Mr. and Mrs.'. Karl -Sumner. Miss Donna, .lovoe Sumner, and Melvln Welch eiijovoil a very nice trip lo I Im cona't Siilurdny. At Smith Fnd buy, thev were Joined by Mr. and Mrs, i nvvrimre Simmons and daughter, Anfeth. and sons. Alton and Alvln.l Nlim, of Marshllel.l fir a picnic inn.-.., M Drain HKAIN'. Aug. 2ii Miss Kinilce I'ost or 'I'oi'lliind. who was visiting Mends in Drain this week, let! Sntllidnv for Uiisehurg lo visit her sister. Mrs. Minnie Cox and family., Mrs. Freda Sawyer, who under went a titular operation hist week, is ruporied to be recovering satis factorily. Dnrrel llarlier mid Floyd Craig arrived In Drain Friday night from, lleiralr. Wash,, and left- Sundiiy tiieiii . . . I Murker mid three I ilaiichtcrs who liuve been spending w .OBEGONUpWHj SUGAR! Josephine Co. A l.iOUII.UIll Ullll VHt.u .,p..o iiO miles long and 40 miles across, In which production of high-value, low-bulk commodllles occupies most of Its 18.000 population, represents the southern Oregon county of Josephine. Threaded through the hills III an endless ohaln, nine major valleys not only shelter and support the Josephine county population, but also (Ornish the only routes or travel and trade into and through this rorest empire. This Interconnected system of frullltil valleys through the gold producing hills forms the (irunls I'ass trade unit of dairies, mines, orchards, lumber mills, hop fuiins. bulb und seed acreages, ludlnn clover 'pustlires and specialty crops. The Faclfic Coast's great tourist I rude, converging upon Kb most Im portant Intersection, the Puolflc liedwood highway Junction, plus the great diversity or a region that sees gold mines running In seasons when sawmills lire inactive, and dairies and farms yielding 'their products the year around, creates in Crania Pass a trade area that never lets down. A .population has papered and remodeled. Dr. J. K. Fisher and family of Paradise, Cnlll., visited at the Ida gathered here from the northwest Pittchen home recently on their 'and luiddleweSt and particularly way to visit relatives at Cottage 'from southern California that drove. Dr. Fisher Is a chiroprac- knowB no depressions and that lor who had an otflce here several ! makes gains year by year and sea yeiirs ago. I son by season. Whit Kwlng and two children of. In lis center (irunts Pasa Is a eastern Oregon called on Ihaln'clly surrounded hy a city. The friends this week. ' Inner city, covering about three Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freelnnd square miles, houses more thun und daughter, Alice May, of Mult-15,(1111) poople. The outer city, cover noimih, were recent vlsllors ill the ing 10 to 15 square miles, com home of Hev. mid Mrs. C. F. Trim- prises tho Grants Pass Irrigation hie. They were en route homo district und Is closely built up with from a vrintloii nip to Udell and Crater lakes. ' Tenmile the summer here with Mrs. liar ker's parents. Miss Diane Trimble, daughter of Hev. mid Mrs. C. F. Trimble has returned (roin a week end visit with Miss tirace llilck In Cnrvnllls. While there Miss Trimble.. .Jji'l'o elect of llnymotid C. Auiigst. was honor guesi nt a miscellaneous shower ut the home of Mrs. IjOiilse Heath, Cnrvnllls. Principal tl. II. Illooimiulst mid wile returned rrom UerUeley, Cnl., and Mr.. Illooutiiiilst held a teach ers' mooting Monday with Misses Mildred Young. Hllsalielh 'Hire nnd Tnggart present.. mid Mm. Verlle (iodel. who of .Mlirsuiiein 101 a ... .... ......... B1. ,Hm ine liotlel. W HO Uiter the Wright family relumed WM.(, lmin.k,, v,,,ently moved Sat- l.v WHV 01 i.e.-,. ...i" lirilln While '(he Siimners slopped In 'MiirBlKleht to visit relmlves. Hlmer Kay. who hns been ramie ed hear the moillh of Shlvely for some tline. left Monday for hi" home nt Kltiiuiith l'alh. While here Mi Kay has been lining some ,i..iatnot,mt work oil Ills milling properties. - , tl Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan tveicn lino son linhiy lo Hie lllll. Mnry H1111I. which house of Mrs. she luis newly i.htn. TKNMI1.R. Aug. 22. Monroe Porter received an Injury to Ills ringer while working on his ranch lust week and was In Itoseburg Thursday to receive medical aid. Miss Alice Alliro, Is employed III lloseburg nt present. Miss Uirraliie Strluko. or South (leer creek, was a house gucel of ! mi: nnu Mrs. Paul Davis, last, week. Jim Henry Is remodeling the In terior of his burn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alliro mid film My have returned to their home after spending a week In Ilnlloy. Idaho, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis nnd son. Donald, visited relatives in. itoseburg Sunday. Miss Mary Ann Cabot attended a birthday party at the homo of Mr. and .Mrs.' I. eland I ) loom In 'Hosehitrg Monday given in honor of their daughter, Miss Sharon l.ee Illootn. Tom tlotirroy was a business visitor In lloseburg Monday. Jim llarnus was around In the valley checking up 011 the produc tion of the grain per acre for the land conservation program Moodily. Mrs. Minnie Kuthkoy has re turned (o her homo after spend ing a week visiting with relatives in Siilcm. J. I',. Cnhot was shopping In Kosehurg Monday. - Mnrlow Christoiihorson and Jim er's wood. el's -wood. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Larson arriv ed In Tenmile Sunday from Fort llragg. Calif., lo attend to business matters -and visit Mrs. Larson s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Olio Muet zet, and other relatives in upper. Ottilia. L. M. McCaffrey and Jack Ca- I10I. were .cutting the third cutting of iilriilfn Saturday on the J. L. Ciibot f 11 nil. The Tenuille school will slnrt on Tuesday. Sopt. II. Airs. Hessle S111I1I1 will be principal and Miss Florence Allls. primary teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henry and daughter. Doreen. spent Sunday evening vlslilng Mr. mid Mrs. Jim Divine, and' daughter, Marie, In Olnlhi. Leon Simpson and Wyne llrelt enhucher,, returned to the Stand ley Urol hers logging rump near Ciinias Vullcy, Sunday evening aft er spending the -week-end with Iholr family III Tenmile. ,1. M. Cubot has taken several hundred lnt hens lo market in lt isehurg the past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clair Vniigh nnd daughter. Carmelln. of Fugone, were calling on friends in the val ley Inst Tuesday. The Vallgh's have purchased a new. lajilg residences on 1(1 and 20-ucre furm In, cts and Its 5,000 population re ceives such city services us elec tric power, telephones, mercantile und dully newspaper deliveries. The population of the city, the Irrigation district and the outside eight valleys Is reached hy the Grants Pass Dally Courier und radio Kl'IX. The products of this empire are high-viiluo, low-bell; commodities: 111 1-1 11 1 1 i- gold; high-quality shop lumber; ludlno clover seed; gladio lus and utircissus bulbs; prime tur keys; cruam, butter und cheese; billed hops; table pears and grapes; pure-bred cattle; canned or frozen vegetables to uuiiie the best known. And the people who produco and market them represent the -best clusses of well-informed, coopera tive, loll per cent literate Amurl cau citizenry. burg Saturday from this vicinity Included Mr. and Mrs. Iiodncy Smith nd son, lon. lien Uantzer, I)ick Derrlg, Mrs. Esther Thorpe and daughter, Gay, 'Orval Johns, Emery Eastman, T. C. Johns, Mr.' and Mrs. yinlhert 'flooth and daugh ter, Marjorie, from fllendule were! ,. .. M..n UflllAi, nn,.rn, Cllonx'' Sether and son, Wiiller. Mr. and Mrs, John Feldmlller' were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mm. Lew Reeks'' at Wolf creek. Ora Condray and 'daughter. Col leen were 111 Eugene Saturday on business, Les ltd, son and Rulpli Drady were In ((rants Pass Sunday w here Mr. Drady received medical care for Hli Injured hand, which was cut 1 Hi, lie badly by a saw, while falling timber 'In tho woods ut the Slarveout Lumber 'Co. I Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Booth made a trip to Grants Pass Satur day arier Mrs. Franklo Schroeder who has been a patient at Jose phine general hospital tor the past three weeks. Mynrie Creek MYHTLF, crtRKK, Aug. 22. Mrs. Sain Knight hud ns guests tor a short time Monday. Mrs. Georgia; Colemnn. a eister of the lute Mr. Knight. Mrs. Coleman was accom-: PHii led bv her daughter, Mrs. Amy' Ann Davis, all from Pnlouae. Wash. Davis and her granddaughter. Doris1 The ladles were returning from a trip 10 California and Nevadu, points of Inn, real, huvlng made the trip south over The Dulles-California highway and returning over Pa cific 09. P.lsie Golden Is putting the fin ishing touches 011 the -model cot-: luge he built recently tor Mr. Chap-' im,,,. proprietor of the cufe. Mr. Golden has purchased the two-acre garden patch from the ('has. W. Mice estate, which is located on, the west bank of the South Ump-. que one mile north or town, and Is beginning the erection or a cottage' whirl, he plans as a home for his lamlly. Thev will move as soon as It Is finished. TI10 liny Nugent and Win. Vaughn I n 111 11 ien ure picking hops In the yards nour Grants Pass. Mrs. W. Wuy Is earing for the Guv Way babies while Mrs. Guy Is working In the Riddle cannery. School will open September 1C according to word receive from the school board. Air. and Mrs. A. C. Itutctlrr have purchased the house on the corner of West Broadway and llrd streets and are remodeling and fixing It up. preparatory to moving In next month. The property was purchns ed from P. -H. Won ver. Oklahoma Rounds Up Batch of Reds 'OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 21. (AP) An Oklahoma law Inspired by a world war unll-draft rebellion. was resurrected today for use against 12 persons accused of con spiracy to overthrow the United States government. ' The defendants, rounded up by county officers afier a broad In-, qulry Into fifth column activity, were held under JiO.OUO bond each after pleading Innocent t arraign ments In Justice of the pence court. Assistant County Attorney John Bherle, lender of the Inquiry, as sarted that communists hud re doubled their activities here and hud Imported many workers who hud "a lot of money to spend." Oklahoma's criminal syndicalism law. passed In 1019. two years lifter nn uprising ugalnst the draft, form ed the basis for charges against the defendants. It outlaws the ad vocacy of revolution. 'Under this statute, six of the 12 persons were accused of circulating literature advocating "criminal syndicalism, Bubotage. acts or phy sical violence and destruction or property" to bring about revolu tion. Named on this charge were State Secretary Hohert Wood of tho com munist parly; Alan Shaw. Okla homa City communist secrete y, Mrs. Ina Wood, Ell Jaffee Eliza beth Croon and Fred Maxham. Ms-ham has not been arrested. Tho other defendants were nc cubed or being members of the commiiniBt iparty, a society whicii tounhns. advocates and suggests the doctrine of criminal syndical ism" lo accomplish revolution. Forethought i.L.niiT s r. When a res cue party In the recont hurricane found an old negro woman 1.. ... loft of her Inundated cabin with a 150,pound pig in her lap, sue ex pluinod: ' "Ah bin t'rough do storm or 1s!W .....I . ,i,wl mill. fiimllv 'most starve to dculh so dis time ah uln' mean to starve. WE NEED used pickups (any imikel In trade on new Chevro lots. Will make extra high allow ances at this time. Hansen Chev lolet Co. (Adv.) The deepest place in tho Pomo. ocean yet found is off 'the Island .01 Aiinuunuu, iu me i-iniippines group, where a depth of 35,400 reot has been sounded. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Or. O. B. Bubar 1ia 'N. Jackson SAY, KY WHAT REALLY SHINES FOR FLAVOR T SCHILLING COFFEE OF COURSE Schilling helps you polish off meals with gusto! Thi rtatm? It's a matchless blend of the world's choice coffees, skil fully roasted to bring out deli cious full flavor and strength. Tut Ctjjtn-PiraUur and Drip 1 iM-ft r MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 Special Prices for Friday and Saturday HAM Swift's Premium, half or whol ham. Lb Z5C POST TOASTIES Rtgular tit padcafl. Each FRUIT COCKTAIL H-l Brand. A wonderful value. 2 cans NEW riowiit . DISION OlASM Pimento Pineapple Olive Pimento and Kay APPLE BUTTER 4 ft Kerr's. 2 cans 17 SHOE STRING POTATOES Fresh pack, 4C 3 cans ,3 CLOROX- m ff 'j-gallon jugs. Each .. tJ SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs i, Jt CARROTS Local, 4 Am 3 bunches Azalea AXALKA, Aug. 32. Jlurjorle S111III1 and llin Ion Sinilli were In (irunts 'Puss Saturday iiftui'iiooii, i'ntrlcla 'l.ee and Teddy I'owell of Tyee, arrived Siilurdny after noon Hod will spend a couple of weeks visiting here with their grandmother. Mrs. Cora Chad wick, and other relatives, Johnny Falrchild underwent an emergency appendectomy ul (lie Josephine generul hospital In Grunts Pass Haliirduy afternuon. Mrs. Knslniiin nnd daughters, Opal and Loraue, arrived hero .Sat urday evening Irom Portland, where they. have- apent the puat three mouths visiting. ('toorge. Oldcnbtirg yas In (irunts Pass Wednesday on business, ' Mr. and Mrs. Juke Klsher. Mrs. Millie Spaulding and granddaugh ter. Tlielma Hell Uiughry, were In .Myrtle Creek Friday. Among those shopping In Kose- A DOUGLAS COUNTY ;PRODUCT Mfg. by Doutjlos County MilU ' 'Buy It from your favorite :grocor. $225 Will buy a Model H John Deere Tractor and flow. Only used one season. "SEE US FIRSTWE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON What's in the Air J"n.l rx- That's right, lady, 'the curtain' goes up on DRAMAS OF YOUTH Saturday, 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. 1 If you've looking for him, sir, you'll find THE LONE RANGER Monday, Wednesday and Fri days, 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. 5? No, if youse guys wants to hear me soueal, you can listen to WINGS FOR AMERICA Friday. -t:00 to 4:30 P. M. HIGHLIGHTS ON FRIDAY'S PROGRAM 5:45 Cheer-Up Gang. 8:30 John B. Hughes. 7:05 State and Local News. 8i30 British News. 9:15 Horace Heldt's Orch. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. Serving cooling, satisfying meals would be a problem if it wasn't for these '-wife-savers" Red & Whits ready-to-serve foods. Just glance at the suggestions below at serv ings! Buy this week-end! Stock up! Save! SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY; AUGUST 23 AND 24 SOAP Shortening 6-oz. Ivory . . . Bars . . '. 3-lb. Spry . . . Can . . . 5c 47c LUNCHEON MEAT Red & White f Cf 12-oz. cans m)( DEVILED MEAT Red & White. ft No. V cam, 2 for .... Fisher's Blend FLOUR 49-lb. sack Fisher's Pancake FLOUR 9-lb. bag , $1.69 49c CORNED BEEF Red & White. ft? 12-oz. cans 'AAV TUNA Blue & White. M No. 'h cans 1.3 Red & White. Fancy large wet or dry SHRIMP No. 1 cans 2 for 33c Red S. White GRAPEFRUP JUICE Tr 2Sc .Red & White. Fancy Alaska Sookeye SALMON ean.'.Vfor 55C Blue & White - PINK SALMON ; .: . 33 Red & White SIFTED PEAS 29c Red A White. Tiny whole BEETS : N.:.2rfnor'35c Red & White. Clean, no grit SPINACH 10c GRAHAM CRACKERS Z. 18c 1 package Animal Crackers FREE! 'Red A. White. Drip or regular grind COFFEE can.-25c Red A White. Drip or regular grind COFFEE : cb. 73c Red & White ' MAYONNAISE 25c DOG FOOD b; 25c i . f i KRNR DIAL 1500
