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Local News III at Home Mrs. Roliert son is reported to be ill at homo in this ci!y. Nel- her j Move to Yoncnlla Mrs. Ber-1 nice Wilson ami her brother, Mr. I MeDale, of Collage Grove, have! moved into the Wilson residence nl Yoiicalla, to make their home. Club to Hold Dance The Junior Woman's club members and their invited guests have O'ti asked to enjoy a bond dance ujrday evening at the Episcopal parish hall. Will Fill Government Office-1 fills L. Poret, nationally famous! sportsman, who makes his home-j ill Yonealla, has lelt lor Califor- nia and Texas, where he will fill a government position. Leaves for Los Angeles Mrs. Mirth E. Long left Wednes day lor I.os Angeles, where she I will make her home, following an! extended visit with relatives and friends in his count v. . I Food Sale Saturday The Cath olic Ladies Altar society will sponsor a food sale Saturday at Easlon's grocery. Mrs. Martin So ry is chairman and will be assist ed by Mrs. l-'ayette I.angenburg and Miss Bernardino Prlncen. Stop Here J. B. Honeywell, ft merly of this city and now Wiiloned by the O. and C. grant 1 land administration in Portland,! Bao From EugencM,s. I. M. stopped over here this week to uml an t.hil(ll.on; m,.s. Fn,d visit friends en route back to his D(1 Wl.,. j E n,,n( ant, Mrs. home ivom a business Inp oPau, M,Gn,vllll have returned to Al.il. shfield. their homes in this city, follow- i ing a short slay in Eugene. Rummage Sale Saturday - Fill-! lerton P.-1 . A. will sponsor a rum- mage sale Saturdav, February 13, 1 at the former Lund radio shou at i 111 Cass street, beginning at nine! Mrs. J. L. Mitchell is chair man, assisted by Mrs. Jack Hon cock, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. G. Mowerov. Enlist In Navy -Enlistment of Douglas county men in the U. S. navy was reported from the Port land recruiting office to include the following: Monte A. Bates, Jr., Glendalc lie Creek; 1 t.v ,nk 1. ,.r,,,'! Roseburg: Frank L. Walters fhitherlin. Potluck Supper Saturday The Garden Valley community has 1 been invited to bring a covered dish and attend a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper at the Gar- , den Valley Women's clubhouse ! Saturday Valentine supper. night, social Februarv 13. A will follow the ITS TODAY AND SATURDAY Romance and Actiori;. in tne 4i ' c-.-ht r.e wests i i SUdtagThrough with CHARLES STARRETT SHIRLEY PATTERSON News and Short Subjects 0 2 WESTERN THRILLERS i irs DOOM fOR DESPERADOES ... WHEN "RUSS" GOES TO TO WW! i tforrmg &y- RUSSELL O HAYDEN TM'l BOB WILLS I,, , -J OUT OUR WAY i$ ( A JAP DOOR MAT AM' IT MAKES VOL) ' , '. W VOU'VE INJVEMTED, 1 MAD EWOUGH.TO , r U HAH?WHEMVOU WIPE 'ENA TWO ER Y . -. STEP OM HIM M THREE TIMES.' AM' V '' . fx?ft HE RAISES UP I'M WORKIKl'OM A .Vai . ' jfn, WITH HIS TOMGUE IMPROVEMENT SO " -- X-V ' '6sPuT AT VA AW'-J HE'LL STAB SOU IN) I ,A ,,Vil J' .rllMilfi- --7 TH' BACK WITH A I V1 v ) v ' V - 'l7ir RUBBER. DAGGER., NiV Y V ' rWSWS V AM' PEOPLE WILL J v vf lit" Jwh W 4S GO FER- f ' fW PgyM A DIRT vis. ting l-tere Isaac Millie, uj the engineering department at Foi l Knox, Ky., has arrived here to spend his furlough visiting his lost er mother, Mrs. Lillie Good-1 man, on Winchester street. i P. N. G. Special Meeting flirwiuim mm. nincm-., uc members of the Past Noble 'shall be inducted into the army Grands club are requested to at tend a special meeting to be held Saturday night, February 13, at 7::;t) o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Visit Sister Mack Walker, who is in the U. S. navy, and his brother, Kenneth, also in the navy, but receiving training at present in Texas, have left for their bases, following a few days er-in-Jaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cody Long, near Yonealla, Potluck Dinner Sunday Geo. pt uiinr auxiliary and camp to United Spanish War Veterans win hold a one o'clock potluck dinner Sundav, February 11, at iiu, i o n F. hall. Those at- i tending are asked to bring a cov. i ered dish for the luncheon. Vis-its Relatives Douglas B. Long, who was recently advanc ed to EM 3c in the U. S. navy, when he was graduated rom the electrical school in Los Angeles and then transferred to Bremer ton, Wash., has been spending the last few days in Yonealla visiting Ids grandmother, Mi's. Lena Long, and with his uncle, G. A. Long, and family. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed their final account in the county court for Douglas county, Oregon, in the matter of the estate of William Hugh Cole, deceased, and said court has fixed March 13th, 1913 at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day and the office of the county judge, in the county court room in the Douglas county court house as the time and place for hearing objections, if any, to said account and the settlement ol said estate. Date of first publication Feb ruary 12, 1913. IRA W. COLE and ALBERT RAY COLE, Executors of estate of William Hugh Cole, deceased. Long and Long attorneys for estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that Ida Mae Giles, administratrix of estate of Elmer L. Giles, has filed her final account in settlement of said estate, and the county court of Douglas county, Oregon, has fixed February 27th. 19)3. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said dav, and the office of the county judge, in the Douglas county court room, in fioseburg, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections, if any, to said account arid the settlement of said estate. Date of first publication here of January 29th, 19-13. Long and Long, attorneys for estate. IDA MAE GILES. Administratrix of estate of Elmer L. Giles, deceased. YOU CAN BUY ALL THE IN SULATING BOARD YOU WANT AT PAGE'S. (advl ' Chest Colds To Relieve Misery t ICIC Rub on Tested Vv'7n? RO'SEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROtEBURgRBSOB J.J hi LIU.' "I I 'I WJ'-J 111 JJ FOR DIRT COPR. 1M3 BY NEA StBVICC, Post-War Military Training Asked in Bills WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 fAP) Congress today had for study legislation which would provide compulsory military training for ill youths of the nation after the war. Rep. Wadsworth (R., N. Y.) and Senator Gurney (R., S. D.) introduced almost identical meas ures yesterday to provide that when a youth becomes 18, or or navy lor a training period of one year. Upon completing of training, he would for four years be in a reserve status and j subject to call for any prescribed. refresher course. The Wadsworth-Gurney propos als would become effective six months after the present war ends and would utilize present training camps. Primary System Junked By Idaho Legislature BOISE, Idaho. Feb. 12. (AP) The Idaho legislature discarded the stale's 10-year-old primary election system today, substi tuting for it the party convention system of nominating candidates for public office. Canyonville George McClane and his son, George, were in Roseburg, Mon day. Miss Katherine Brown of Rid dle is employed at the Bridge tavern. Mrs. Ella Beals worked for Mrs. George McClane at the tavern several days last week. Mrs. Ed Hamlin is visiting :"or a week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pool, in Tiller. Mr. and Mrs. Pool came for her Sunday. A. M. Shaffer and son, Robert, were in Roseburg Monday. J. O. Gloss has purchased the property of Mrs. Kate Farns worth of Roseburg and the :arm joining it which James O. New land owned. Allen Naylor and Mr. Gloss are planning to raise chickens. Make It a Family Affair Get trie family togeth er and come to our place for an enjoyable night of bowling. The kids will love it as much as you grown folks. It's a sport you all can do well. 10SEBURG RECREATION Hall and Bowling Alleys Arch Elliott, Mgr. By J. R.WIHIams WC. T. M SfG. U. fi. MT Off. ' 2-I3 Bomber Missing On Trip From Walla Walla WALLA WALLA, Feb. 12 (API No word had been re ceived early today as to the whereabouts of a heavy bomber which left the Walla Walla air Held yesterday morning on a routine flight and was reported missing at dusk last night. Reporting the craft missing, Lt. Jesse C. Beesley, public relations officer, said the ship had a full crew aboard and when last heard from was not far from Walla Walla. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, J. R. Dodge Funeral to Be Held at Oakland Funeral services will he hyld at the I. O. O. F. cemetery at Oakland at 1 p. m. Sunday for J. R. Dodge, about 85 years of age, who died Thursday at Hub bard, Ore., wherp he resided for many years. Born in Douglas county, he we.s a member of (he family for which the Dodge can yon community was named. He was employed by the soutnern Pacific community for a number of years, but moved to Portland more than 30 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Bruce and Joe Dodge, both of Portland, and a daughter, Thelma Whalen, Hubbard. He was a brother-in-law of K. A. Kruse, Roseburg, and C. S. Henry, Oakland. The body is to bo interred lie side that of his deceased wile, the former Ethel Brock. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of Sam uel Herbert Wisegarver, deceas ed, are, hereby notified to pre sent the same to the undersigned executors at Drain, Oregon, or to their attorney, R. L. Whipple, at Roseburg, Oregon, within six months from February 5, 1943. ELSIE M. WISEGARVER and WILLIAM WISEGARVER Executors of the Samuel Herbert Wisegarver estate. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of Ruth M. Blair, deceased, now pending In the county court of Douglas coun ty, Oregon, are hereby notified to present the same, verified as re quired by law to the undersigned at his residence at Dillard, Doug las county, Orcon, within six months from the 15th day of Jan. uury, 1943. W. H. BLAIR, Administrator of the Estate of Ruth M. Blair, deceased. MATERIAL FOR RROODER HOUSES AND FARM BUILD INGS AND PLENTY OF PAINT AT PAGES. (advl He'd be a "public enemy in Axis-land! February 6-12 !i Nmlonal If - f I Ct(l ( ) 1 iVJ ' " Boy Seoul Week. Tim Seoul , i T 9 A3 -( " ' T. TNN ll earning a merit badge in . Jt ". ' Y 5lw .Vm f -hC'' j e vr XJ OCOUTING it a world-wide movement but there are no Boy Scouts in any Axis country. , . . Why? Perhaps it is because Scouting teaches tolerance and human brotherhood, regardless of race or religion. Perhaps it is because Scouting is broader than boundaries or politics. Perhaps it is because Scouting encour. ages independence and self-reliance, instead of regimentation. At any rate, the finest possible tribute to the Boy Scouts is the fact that Adolj, Benito and Hirohito are afraid of them! 1943. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have been appointed executor and executrix, respec tively, of the last will and testa ment of Lizzie Connelly, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to pres ent the same, verified as required by law, to the undersigned execu tor and executrix al the ollices of Rice & Orcutt in Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated January 29, 1913. E. G. CLOAKE, Executor LUCY LEE CLOAKE Executrix, estate of Lizzie Connelly, de et ased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE HEREBY Is given that Saturday, March fi, 1913, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. in the county court room at the county court house, in Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, has been fixed as the lime and place for hearing objections, if any there be. to the final account filed by the undersigned administratrix in the above entitled court. MILDRED M. KANIPE, Administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Sarah Alice Ka- nipe, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING I NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN That Saturday, February 20, 1913, at ten o'clock a. m. in the county court room in the court house in Roseburg, Douglas county, Ore gon, has been lixed as the lime and place for hearing ohleetions, if any there be, to the final ac count of the undersigned in settle ment of the estate of Mosman 1). Garrison, deceased. Dated this 22nd day of January, 1913. PAUL E. GEDDES, Administrator of the Eslale of Mosman D. Garrison, Deceased. RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 N. Jackson Phono 320 The spirit of Scouting is the spirit of America. The restless, searching spirit of a pioneer people. Free men and women, working out their own lives with their own hands and minds. Build ing, inventing, improving. Taking the risks and enjoying the rewards. Better ing the world as they better themselves. Out of this freedom of individual opportunity grew the great American industries that are pouring out planes, tanks and ships today. Out of tills freedom grew the electric companies under American business INVtST , Hero , Thjrpclajyr Brt'isen, of Riddle, ness visitor in this d.'iv.' Victor Van was a husl city yester- C MUHTT 1 r Ij--ffe-i GENE KELLY GEORGE MURPHY MARIA EGGERTH BEN BLUE NOW PLAYING "WHITE CARGO" HEDY LAMARR WALTER PIDGEON management that are furnishing faf more power for war production tha4 all the Axis countries combined. Tii freedom is worth fighting for. It challenges men's energy and inge nuity. It will create an exciting new world when the peace is won, The California Oregon Power Company IN AMERICA! BUY WAR IONDS AND THREE Goes to Eugene on Business Walter Holmes, of this city, went to Eugene yesterday to attend to business. MM MH SUNDAY S&ti a YANKEE DOODLE ITAMPS WIJfSy 3 "w wim muc-tweo v VAfunui M 1 1 F