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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1940.
Six-lane Defense
i Highway Hamad
WmMbo,; oa H Mtimore LM
fiic; K4Mti Hopes far
PwWc (VI Wrk.
WASHINGTON. Li. C-. Nov.
(Hueclul to Neltevlw.l Nil
tlonal defence highway fompetefl
with the election here toilHy for
.front paKe hpncq In Wiirihingiun
tiRn'Mpaptrn with the Hnnonuce-
merit ibat a new Klx-litue highway
between WiiKhtnRton nnil lliiltlinure
lit under "flniil oinihleriiilon" by
the federal works niliMliilHtiHUnii uh
pull of a iiHtfoiittJ ileretiHe bkhwfly
HyMeni to he recommended Hhnrtly
to PreHldent IlnoKevelt.
Kederul W'urkK Administrator
Carmody now 1h prenarltiK final
nhaKox of the (lefeniiii highway ro-
uort anil lis fliiiunimiioii 10 imp
niPKldeut la Imminent. KmlmatPa ot
com and .alitor, totalis will he niudp
public by the white Iiouhp upon
aubmisHfon to cuiiKre.su. It la re
Mrted.' Yhe aanip tmnrce Hyn that
most of thp com will be Iioiiip liy
tlieovprnment unilpr appplal ile
fpimo approiu latlonK. "S.iiiKi mtlen
of road undpr various olwwiflca
tiona as to priority are said to bp
III Ihu network ilriiwn up by t lie
army.
"The Oregon Pacific Highway
axaocliitlnu pioneered In the flpld of
Ktrpasittf; the imporiahce of IiIkIi
way In national dpfpnap." aalil
Call I. Kynparxon. maniiKer of the
mmnclittlon here today, "and nat
urally we are pleimod thai acllon in
Imminent aiuce it should mean
early Improvement of thp Pacific
hlitliway from Kurpiip to liranta
Pass, one of the worm ImtttciieckH
on an fmporiant road on thp went
count, aa w-p aw other lnimri:int
Oregon roads."
Dtrys Creek
DAYS CriKHK. Nov. 41 Mis
Henry Brown ami her daintlm-ia.
Itorothy and Jane, recently had an
their cucsta .Mrs. Illzer Italnvllle
anil her niece, l,elha Tntil, 01
Tiller. ,
Mrs. Archie Kunruaoir anil her
son. later, and Mrs. Alvit Mat
thaws ami son. Maurice, were
urniing tlnmc who enjoyed 1 lie
showing of 'llrlirhiim Voitnif -Frontiersman"
at Ihe Indian thea
ter In Iioseburi! a short time avto.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Perdus and
sun Johnnie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kil Pcrdun utlenilcd the theater In
Myrtle Creek Saturday evenliiK.
Miss !em Hutchinson was an !
ivernlithl auet at the Karl Sum-1
Iter home Thursday.
iium Miirinrfp church was the
(!llest of. Miss May Cross at her!
Myrllo frees noma nniuruiiy
liiisht. 'Miss tlross who mis an In
tlriirtur In Ihe Imal si hiail I'm
n iiimibi-c of y-iars Is now employ
ed In the Myrtle Creek Hclinol.
Charles .MacKenzle. Wade
Woiihlimton and thp laiter's rliil
llren. Beverly and Wade Jr.. were
Sunday visitors at Hip Hru Con
dray home al Azalea.
Jlrli. Hob Paris and Pcan Paris
returned to their homo In h'ureiie
Kiinilnv iiriet- vlsltluir lici'o durliiK
Ihe week-end wilh Mrn Pails' son, I
Ijiwlence Michaels and dniiKhlein.
Mrs. Itay Wright and Mrs. Ivan
Webb.
Twelve mules, which have been
used durliiB the summer months al
Ihe Kovernnieut aenloclciil survey
ciitnp were recently Imninlit by
Klnit Spain anil Marry Wither
spoon to Hip Howard Ward place
where tbpy will bp wintered.
There will be four more head
broilKht later.
Anions the local buy tt'diiK to
Cnnyonvllle Saturday nliiht were
Dphlr Perilue and son. Hlllle. Ira.
Illtucr anil Johnny Sutton anil .lei
aid Uachor.
It. A. Moore mill .T licit Uiiillke
returned Tuesday altprnoon Iro'.il
Portland vhere the laller had de
llvered a load of sheep.
Mrs. Mar)- Barn-It ol Hip county
health unit was uttciidini; to busi
ness mailers here last. week. Aft-I
or vIsltrttK the local school she
wenl on to Inew hfdilK uccnnipiin-
Icd there by Mrs Peter 1 lam
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Moore
Winners for Douglas County Offices I
l i i ry w 1 1
frf. mikiL-m&L. win inornton
A' ' it L t "
I Iff ' : M 1 r J:
. ifL.iB! I tab. lbJ krA
Oliver L.Johnson Mrs. Lula Gorrell L',..' S,-tr. 4 tiiirTl
i 7n r Vvfv
I fir I ft 1
I 1 iM A 'j
'"JilWMTW.lllHjra L tMlt Ifillllll .-fifMWiMBliilJ
J. V. Lonfl Harry C. atearns c. W. Clark j
Around the County
Elkton
Above are the victors for Douglas county's offices at Tuesday's election. Gile and Hill will be repre
sentatives In the legislature; Thornton was elected ,s heriff, Johnson treasurer, Mrs. Gorrell school super,
intendent, Pickens assessor, Eppstein surveyor, Roadman commissioner, Agee county clerk, Long district
attorney, Stearns coroner and Clark senator.
Ill KTO.V. Oct. 31, J. L. Row
fiiMl Hlmirht' Hov.o wore Itusaburg
! v.sHoi-4 'Hiursduy.
W. ami AIih. Cllbert Chewver
and Ihij tjh tor, of Albany, are vlMl-
iiiK Air. anil Airs. Win. 'hee-vtr.
Mis. J. V. (Jonnan and Mr.
MarKaiTt: Mrl-Vetcps wore attnd
jnK to buninesH in lhain Krihiy.
A. M. I f Hiiics, H. U. AdnniH and
Utivit Hos.4tMi were ItoKBliui'R vIhU
oi's Friday.
Oliver Haines and Dora Mt-Clay
have relumed from ea;;toin Ore
xun where Mrs. Alrflay wan vUit
iva at Klamath Fulls and .Mr.
Hinc.H was hunting-
V. J. llilttck and (. C. Jennon
lliavu retnrned lnnno from a trip to
eastern Oregon.
Air. und Mi'k. Kalpli Tliinna.i, ol
Sea- tie. aro vihiilng Mr. and Mrs.
It. O. ThmnaH.
Mr. und Mrs. A. X. Arnold and
family went to Salem Thursday
.'ruing where Mr. Arnold attend
ed a teachers meeting Friday.
Mr. and Mih. Iiexter Haines and
daughter, I'lanees. of Springlleld,
spoilt Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mr. Ii. K. V.elln.
W. IT. Jones and It. ii. Thomas
returned from an eastern Oregon
t iiit Thursday.
mia. art itraman wua a raiem
visitor Frithiy.
Allen Adams left Sunday eve
ning for Portland where he ex
pects to be until about C'hrifHmufl.
Mv. Adams is receivliii; treatmi'tit
there.
Henry I'.etklcy and son. .Idin. or
Marslitfi'hl. i .ere hlk:oii visitors
oVHi' tlie week-end.
Mrs. Mary Hecl ley bus return-
d t'nmi Snlei'i where she was vis
iting Mrs. Margaret IlOslctoii, Airs,
lloi.letim reiurned liomn with Airs.
Hecliley to visit a lew days 'before
uoing to MiMlford where Air. Hos
leton hai 1eeu tranfered.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tarnow
ski and Irene, who are vorklug at
Canyonvllle, spent the week-end at
Klkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson
were called 4o the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dunlap. of Kugene. by
the Illness of Mrs. Hudson's moth
er. Mrs. Staudac her. The I Unisons
(went Sunday.
( The members of the Full Gonpel
'Assemiily, have started to 'build a
nev: church. The building Is In
tie same place the old one w as.
A parsonage will lie made out or
the old church. The building lias
been put on rollers and was roll
ed to Ihe back ot the Int. The new
building will seat around laO peo
ple. Mis. l-etia Ilossen and Miss
his Haines spent Thursday after
lu.nu visiting Mrs. Arna Johu.4011,
it' Scoitsbtiry.
Mr. and Mim. Chester Codel
lii've huUKht two lets back of Mol-
lie llancock's p !-.; and arc build
iiig a htime.
The Klkton high school ball
trains v ent to Wilbur Friday eve
uiiif: fur 11k first practice sanies,
i the season. The boys v;n tiieir
bas k e 1,1 is 1 1 tin m o wit h a h"o rn u 1
to 4 while the gl.ls b.st the volley
ball giime by a senre of LM to
Air. and Airs. W'iltur McCollum
have moved from the Jolim-on
house to tii" house of K. A.
Moorea where the central office
was.
Mr. and Airs. Sidney tlMes
have huiMi Iransferfd fvem Co
finille to Klkton. They have mov
ed into one or S. Anderson's cab
ins. Al. (!ate:i Wfirked lor t!ie
itate iilghw ay.
The memiiers t-f the Church of
("lirii't gave Rev. iw Mrs. Adrian
Krai ley a harvest sboer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Menderer ami
children Marilyn and Knaald.
drs. Ina lU-nderer. Janetta Weath
erly and A. 11. Haines w-nt to the
const Sunday to pick huckleber
ries. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hro-n. who
have been vlsitinf? A. J. Levenha-
gf-n, &tt Saturday for their home.
The Brown s live we;y mile up
the McKonzfe river from Eugeae.
CMyonviKc
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keklund
went to Myrtle Creek Sunday to
visit Mrs. Kk hind's brother, A. J.
iiocum. who Is very 111.
I i'arl Jevell, who has been very
ill In u hospital at Coquille, has
been removed to his home. He
is much improved and expects to
I return to Canyonvllle in about two
I weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Young and
family visited relatives In Tiller
'Sunday.
Mrs. Dennis Hanks visited last
'week with relatives In Springfield
and Kuffene.
Hill Wilder of Oleiidale visited
friends here Tuesday evening.
James Hayes left last week for
naval training in Michigan.
Yoncafla
YOXCAI.LA. Nov. 4. The elec
tion of city officers for Yoncalla
has been very Quiet so far. The fol
lowing names are on the ballot:
For mayor, Mrs. Chad laugherty;
recorder, Clifford Hunan; treasur
er, Mrs Frank Roberts; marshal,
Henry McDougall; ctuncilman for
two years to fill vacancy left when
Hugh Warmer moved ont of town,
Jean Cowan and Alton Vest; coun
cilman for four years. Krlc Sten-,
seth and Harley Stonaker.
The following students of Y. II.
S. will edit the Yoncalla Eagle this
year: Kditor, Venola Marsh; girls'
sports. Vera Thompson ; assistant
editor. Norma Hiichkock; boys'
sports. Wayne Rice; features. Ks
ther I.ee and Hetty Ruth Kruse;
art, (Jwendolyn Wheeler; reporters,
lairis Kingery. Ruth Stoule, La von
Alnrin. Hetty Fullbrlght, Kva Phil
lips. Wanda Jones, l.ols and I.eta
llrant; mimeographing, Donald
Cockeram and Hill (iross; typists,
Norma Hitchcock, Thelnifi Wheeler,
Ivois Hraut and La von Alotiu; busi
ness staff manager, Wayne Phillips.
Airs. Chet Miller left Tuesday for
a two weeks' visit with her father
at Knterpvise, Ore.
Mrs. Kric Stenseth returned
home Thursday from a five day
visit with her son and wife in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn Taylor and
family, who have been In southern
California tor the last six months,
returned here Saturday und will
spend the winter here.
Mrs. Fred Sefton and Mrs. Km
lah spent Wednesday In Kugene.
Air. and Mrs. George Kdes. Mrs. Ed
ward Kelso, Airs. A 11 on Vest and
Mrs. Percy Applegate spent Fri
day In Kugene. '
Word has been received from
Knumcluw. Wash., of the death of
Airs. Eliza Huet Smith. Mrs. Smith
lived in Yoncalla for a number of
years and leaves hosts of friends
to grieve over her departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy King.
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. DeShlelds,
from Hay ward, Calif., visited sev
eral days with the latter' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price and her sis
ter. Mrs. Phil Stradev.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Garfield will soon
he leaving for Tuscon for the win
ter. A farewell paily was given for
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Denham ami
two children, Diclmlnn and Richard,
lust Thursday evening. The Den
hams moved to Oakland Friday
where Mr. Denham has accepted the
pastorale of the communltv church.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. West and
family have rat u rued from Med ford
where they went on business and
to visit relatives and friends.
"Mr. and Mis. J. Royce have re
turned from a three weeks visit
with their daughter in Portland.
Miss Jane Childers spent several
days In Myrtle Creek visiting rela
tives while her mother was ut
teachers Institute.
Miss Florence Everts from Eu
gene spent the week-end visiting
her mother, Mrs. Li I lie Everts.
The Glide Christian church has
been In a three days meeting with
the state secretary, C. F. S wanders
from Kugene.
-Miss jean Moore from Camas
Valley visited with her mother.
Mrs. Merle Ferrier during teach
ers Institute.
Mrs. Earl Rlchlson visited one ev
ening with Mrs. Helle Dunlap and
Miss Ada Wood. She was on route
to Seattle to Join her husband.
Commander Richison of the U. S. S.
Mississippi.
Miss Pearl Hull and Miss Wilt
zier from Mare Island. Calif., came
via Crater lake and stopped to visit
Miss Ada Wood.
Breltcubucher. Inst week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Puiiy Hahn butch
ered a large hog the first of the
week for their winter's meat.
Mrs. Rilla. Hahn shopped and at
tended to business matters in Rose
burg Saturday.
Miss Nona Howard was absent
from school Wednesday due to ill
ness. Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Cabot spent
the week-end in Portland. Mr. Ca
bot attended the board of directors
meeting of the Pacific Cooperative
Poultry Producers. Mrs. Cabot
shopped and visited friends.
Charles Rowell Is visiting his
sou-tn-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Homolka, Jr., near
Springfield. The Homolka family
have Just recently moved onto a
ranch near Springfield.
CLEAN BURNING
STOVE OIL
gives more heat it costs no
more.
For Information Call
Tide Water Associated
Oil Co.
Phone 537
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J Pnona 121
Temporary address R. F. 0H
Oakland, Oregon
Tenmile
Glide
iters in Riddle Satitrdny. , On Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Welch ami tin-it
took t family visited at lie- home nt Mrs.
Weh lfn hrnther aud sistei (n inw
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenre Miehaels.
Mi. and Mrs. Rny Ihtnmu and
liiil.hen. Ralph. Jean. Norma. Boh.
I.oen and Marjorle attended the
show In Myrt le Creek Friday eve
ning. Work is pi'iitrt'nihH u Ihe itevv
extension of ihe Copeo line from chlnsim and Sidney ami
Kliotf, ot Das I 'reek.
their daughter. Miss Nettle, in
Kiddle where she is employed.
Wednesdav. Kn nnHe home they
called at the J. C. Mills home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alliu relum
ed Sunday evening from llrooks
lugs where they had gone Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilruee MaeCor-Miiii-k
and dsuKNicr. Jean, and son
Ctant. were supper guests at Ihe Days Creek up the river. The
Frit?. Snyder home Sunday. v. Ire has been struiiK a lai as
T. L. Weaver. Lawrenre Ml-jthe Hob Harris phi re and H is ex
rhaels. Huron dough and Aimer perted that w ithln a slim I time
Meservn were annum those al-the power v. Ill he in use on this
tending a dinner and meeting oi , first unit ol the new const rm
Ihe Masonic lodge In Roseburg Hon. Many of the homes are al
Tuesday evening, heady wired aud a number of oth-
Mr. and Mis. David Fate audjers are now being v, ircd in antli i
daughters. Ruth and Marion. Kereipaiiou ol Ihe time when ihe
Sunday visitors at the home of Mi i " juice ' il be turned on.
Fates' uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs diaries Farii:"r
Mrs, Rein Fate, of Myrtle Creek, land Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence l-Yye
Mr. aud Mrs. R. A. Moore und 'of Medtord were Sunday guests at
duughter. Miss Nettle, aud sons, the liay Wright home,
Leon and Jim. iiccompanied by The gopher control ere v. which
Dale liellamy were among those (has been working in the Fish lake
attending the hard lime dance ami adjacent areas has finished
at Drew Saturday night. j their work tor the season and has
Plans for Turkey Show
Discussed at Oakland
The crew consisted of five men
and a loreinan.
Among ihose shopping and at
tending to business mat ters in
Uoseburg Satunlav were Miss An- . ,,,
na May Mauley and liiaiit and' Mans tor the annual Nortliwesl
Cnle Madison of Tiller. Mr. and j ern Turkey show were discussed
!irs. vt ugin miu uiiuKuiei, Monday night at a meeting of tip
u soi na iv 01 .moo. aim my.
and !
Indecision
OuMnnd Development etllb in Ihe
Miss Wiletha and John llul- , , " '"'"in
cunelh ' Niinoies uie iiisk oi sei-
itin; up the i oops and other show
'equipment and generally superises
'the details ol the show, which has
'lor ears held the distinction of
is the' being the w oi Id's largest exclusive
couldn't tut key display. The club also.dis
w anted. 1 cussed a proposal to hold a queen
Kile 'a ' contest prior to Ihe eenl but took
clothes j no final aciiou. A brief talk in
Dean's ' keeping with tiie recent Navy day
Ihe . celebration was given by F. L. Crit-
lendeH fit Kovelltll C
INDI N !'(il,S This
Mory ot the burglar w ho
make up his mind w hat be
He In okn into Roger
bouse and took a suit ot
Then he looke Into tleorm
home, stide a dress and let I
;it ill (is phiee
(H.IDF. Nov. 5. .Mr. and Mrs. O.
M. King ami sun. John, from Port
land spent the week-end visiting at
the home oHtthe former's parents.
TKNMILK. Nov. 5. Mrs. Vera
Frbe and small son. Johnnie, spent
last week In Roseburg visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge
Knaggs, former residents of Ten-
mile. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Divine anil 1
daughter. Marie, of Olaila. Miss I
I oi eeii Henry and Claude Walgu-
muth. were Sunday dinner guests j
the home ot Mrs. Christina
Clitistapherson.
Howard Krbe was a business call
er in Roseburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Ryrd Smith and son. Sid
ney, spent the week-end in Kugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith visited
their daughters. Mrs. Shields and
Mrs. Opal Singleton aud daughter.
Hetty Lou Singleton. Mrs. lived
Smith attended the teachers' insti- j
tute held in Kugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rreitenbut her
had Ihe electricity turned on in
their home last week.
Mrs. Nettie Cabot has been con
fined to her home due to a severe
cold the past week.
Mrs. Mary Walgamuth and
daughter. Joan, visited her parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Knaggs, in
Roseburg over the week-end. Mr.
Knagfio is at home convalescing
from a minor operation at the
Mercy hospital about two weeks
ago.
Mrs. McDaniels of Kugene visited
al the home of her son-iii'law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Louts
Announcement
UNITED AIR LINES
AND
NORTHWEST
AIRLINES
Announce the Appointment
of
James Ralston
As Their Traffic Representa
tive for Roseburg
For reservations and complete
information
Call 586
HOTEL VALLEY
Give 'em the SMOKER'S cigarette
and watch 'em register
COOLER, MILDER, BETTER-TASTING
ith Chesterfields the smoking
situation is always well in hand because
Chesterfields have what smokers want.
Chesterfield's right combination of
American and Turkish tobaccos makes it
the smoker s cigarette.
'Do you smoke the
cigarette that S.4 TfSFIVS
Mr. ami Mrs. Kluyil Coin "I
Vriifin'ii vl.-iii'd ui I In- I urn Cuius
linliH! iivcr III" wci'k i'iiil.
Mr. nnil Mih. Kurl Siniiiii'r win"
HtUHHling tn biiiius maiiiMH In
ltuxoburK Thurxilny.
Mr. unit Mrs. Clim'iu Miller
mil) Hmightem. ('iirelyii uml Shim y.
were pupper cuesi. at ilie liny !
WrlRlit lioino SnliinlBV. '
.Mrs. Alvn Miitlliewn .in.l Mm. I
Archie Fitiiimuu were Itldille iiml I
Myrtle 'Creek rullerx Weilnesiluy.
They wens iieeniiiimtileil to ltnl'lle j
liy Maurlee .Mnltheo ln eni
there to iinielleo with lie on lies-j
"j'lr. lill'l Mr. Imn eleli aiel
dHUpllter. Iluiel were lnisln- vis- ,
leluriietl tn the Tiller Ccr
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4
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