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K08KBI KO 5EW8.BKVIKW Issuad Dally ticept Sunday. B. XV. ItaUw Wlmberly Iterl U. But SUBSCRIPTION RATES pally, per year, by mail. . . . . . M Dally. sl month, by mall. . . . 2o By Carrlur. per month . -o The Associated Press U exclusively Militled to the una tor republication all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub lished herein. All rlgbts of republl cation of facial dispatches herein are also reserved. BI'imCltllTIO.V IUTES The following subscription rates become effective April 1, 1920, for the News-Review: Dallv, one year by mail. ...14. 00 Dally. 6 montb by mall.. 2.00 Ry carrier, per month 60 Call at office, per month.. .35 ,,- Iloweburg, Orrirmi. May 1:1, iO-M. HOT AMI NOT M rl'.fTIVK. ARE MAKING PLANS FORBIGCONVENTION ".vOl GLlb N ATIONAL UASK OK IlOSl-lU K1. So. ! . .. , ...... ,., RuMburg, It Report of the condition of the D.ufla, . " .he Stave of Orcgun. at tne S1"VJ jraf RESOt RCE3. Fred Upham Been Directing Genius of Republican uatn. ering For 16 Years. " EXPENSE IS ENORMOUS coliaterlal for' Statu or other depoilta 15.oijO.uo 42,00 10 15.05U.U0 Slti.OJ font of Altering- the Chicago Coll aroin Will Alone Cot More Tinn mimmmp in 'i'aik a lilfflcut 28,OOJ.OO 70,133.98 One. Town boosting Is not done by hot sir. It Is accomplished by a sorl rim. determined pnrpos-! upon th-! part ot the people of a city to builil I Her Institutions, and to provide t:,e best possible facilities for living and development. Some rhainiH-rl of Commerce idont the following method: They retribute a kind of blnnk ballot, in vhlch snaces are left for the aimw-i rf Hiich Questions an these: "What If the Unit thing of greatest Import ance, which In vour opinion this or canliatlon should take up. for the benefit of your own business?" Alio, "What do vou wont this organira tion to take up for th benefit of the v. nolo city? Some stiKKostlons collected In surh a way, would have to he dlsc-ardcrt ts mere crank Ideas. Somo will hi I noraetlcable. too (treat fn? ahy re .iirri-H In sieht. Hut there would a-ways be a Rood many that arc vllhin reach, ai.d which could bo ac ouiillhcd by a persistent and cu taiini.lFtlc effort. A Town Promotion organization, rfter sifting those suggestions, should unite on a certain nuinbei that seem practical. Then It will organise the work of putting thru a certain 'definite proKram. It will rot merely Issue stateni'-eits, say ing that this and that shall be done. Ii will ro to work us a business man will go to work on his own business funnily the first step la to secure publicity In the nowHiiapeis. which In always to be had. The second way will be lo call h public meeting, and to get people warmed up on tho buIi Jf t, usually on the basis of a good d'nner. Under the stimulus of full Stomachs, good talk, the desire for civic advance, and the enthusiasm of numbers, there can bo secured In any live town, pledges of support enough to accomplish some largo re sults. There is nui'h art In ctriklnp when tho Iron Is hot. Get the peo ple who are willing to work for cer tain definite obJcctH, to nlyn up for tho task. After piiotilo have airreed to do a thing, they usually make up their mind to put it over. (Ily Associated Pre) CHICAGO. May 13. The direct ing genius of our republican conven tion in the pist. Fred W. I'pham. republ'ica national treasurer, this year has planned his 111 lb and greatest one. Mr. I'pham has been chairman or tho Chicago convention commit! ta for 16 yeirs und in that time has probably promoted more national political gatherings than any living man. lie has organized and financ ed the local arrangements Ifor the republican Catherines since 1904. Every four years the planning of the Id gathering his become more complex and more costlv a' falr. In 1'J'il. the f:rd year the republla.ins met at the Chicago col iseum, the- convention arrangements "sH"0,onu. In Hie exp.-nsns had increased to 1110.000 and this year the sum will exceed $110,000. To raise t'rls money, contract for 'Milbilng alterations, extra seats, decorations, tickets, badges and ull the other niyrld deUtla of staginr. big quadrennial" spectacle. In which more than more 13,000 delegates and spectators will th's year partici pate, is Upturn's task. Cost of al'.erinr the coliseum and decorating It will alono cost more hin f'lO.vOO this year. Tho task of oMnlnlug und then safeguarding 'he ckets, is a prolil;m In Itself. The 'I'tniWsIon cards are printed on safety paper- In special Inks, and thi locked -in vaults until Thurs day before the convention. None are sent by mall, all being distri buted here. In spite of theso pre cautions, many fall Into the hands peculators, who retail them at anywhere from ffio to 1100 each and even counterfeiting of the cards is not unknown. Mr. T'phain, who has been treas urer of the national committee since I-'ebruury, 19 IS, has been associat ed with national politics for Si years. In 1 8 M 2 he was a delegate to i national convention from the Sth Wisconsin district. He repre sented a Chicago district In 1912 nnd 191fi and ran on Governor Low den's .slate Ifor election as a ddo-g-ite-at-lnrge from Illinois this year Hn was western treasurer of the national committee -in tho first T ft campaign in 190H and again In the Iltiches cnmpnlgn in 1916. The only elective ott-ic.es no nas ever -held were aldorman in Chicago in 1X96 -nd a member of the Crook county noara or tax review ror 14 years. He Is president ot a large coal com pany. valuer : , i-, Pledged to secure L . . depo. . .I--'---' IwiKcd io aeeuro pewm -v value) Pledged or bl!U puyame Owned and unpl!'lrJd ttar SaviDia Crtuici anu uim, v-.- tuully owned n i it u n.tvf rnmcnt avcurttlfi Ilunda aad iwurltlci vlfUfd f uiU1lc1. ,for a,..t r ftihr dPDOBiln f Dostal excluded) . 3ecurit8otber tban U. S. bondi (net including it or-tea i nwilPU iiiiuitUKfu Total bonds, iccuriticfl, ftc, other ira i u. o Stock, cither thaa Federal Koaoriro Bank atock Stock of Federal Rwaervt uana: low r ecu. ui ubscription) Value of oanklng house Furniture and fixtures ",': Othor real etat owmd other than banking house Lawful reserve witft general KMprv jjuuii Cash in vault and net amounts due from na tional banKs . ;;'! Net amount due from banks, bankers and trust companies Checks on other banks in the an me eiiy or town s r.'PorilnK bank (omcr man uem joj Total of It. nis 13. 14, Ifi, 18 and 17 156. 7o4 31 Checks on banks located outmde or city or town of rnpontns; bank and onnr cajn iioms. . . . Redemption fund with U. b Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer ntoront earned but not col'ectea approumate on Notos and Dills Receivable n t past due Do you find that your back creaki er d your It'BS wobble when you wield tho spado and the hoc, nftnr years n' w- rk In nn offlt'O, Mr. .Middle A Red Man? If so, d'i not necenrtrlly fel tint you are a cnulldnto for mem bership in the Old Folks "ninety V u have probiO) ly noticed tH.it in an. form of exercise to which you aro n-euatomed, you can do Just as rti b uk vrt over oiild. If you luivt .ilwaj's wntked flvo or ten milei '1. ', VMM (HI) (i0 It SI ill. 1 i lit if till he nnd the ?p:ulo bother you. it in because you have allowed the hoi and spade muHrli s io iret rusty you sat in your rm'Hed chair. you allow this condition to continue you will become an old man prema turely. Hut if you ret out In the Harden dully for a moderate effort. you will find tho amount you i do will gradually Increase. It wll' I-rolt-nt; your life, i til.irno ytn )urs. nrlve you b' tr r r) op. and I treve your work I.-s nbildy In yoiu call In sc. Sucencsiul b'lHin.v-s ni'-n are aM to secure but n f.wt ef Mm nowq rai,f,r advertising tae that they d- slr'. on account of papo r-hnrta'-?'1 but you can't ccnvip o nn unsur,,e:r ful man that odv twinn pays. The men hnnt ,hn tloe-m't ?d'T tlse need not hoth"r o elect u M: it(r, as not m:ipv eo;'l.i are liUet to discover hia dit.i nl- rly condiMou. Fome people r."end ilavn nil'? weeks buntliiR fur hla' to I've or do business in. w !i H obin let r. ?5-tont Want Ad 'o tl. Jo'i fir thc:r without Kss of time. Anywav there are a lot of men who would rathor Join the Overall (Tubs, than put on a tnil coat and ro out making calls with their wives Salvation Army Drive Going Over PORTLAND. May 11!. Itoports eacblng the htadqiiarturs slowly iroin outlying points in the ia now several ailililuinal counties over .ho tnp in the Salvation Army drive ncl the majority of the state outride -t l"ortland wi-ikinj; bald to wind 'li ibe c.uiip:t!.-.ii hir fend-i wi: Ahi.-h to finance the statewide home -.i-rvlce pnwnm for liiju. Tlo-ro uie !'ut one or two laard eountu-a. In hose, the quotas ill be nached but not by tho time limit set for the inal report. I'ntnn county is clean ing up the small i-!et:-.es. but is ovoi 'he top. hee!t r c -unly is over the top. Deschutes eiMTity rcl-oi-M ner.r lug quota. Hood l;ver ia l.iunehln final clvaiiuo. 1'roek county report finbdi To sight. H.Air county i 0 per cent threm h ; nd cl:inlng up '.alio count exi-. ta -u finish Tints- ay. Marshflelii i-. lea-'.iiu t!-e Con -.unity ra.-e w'tti l --''i ii- V.ir.l r-ni !:o ell-- nlolle. ; l V:-.:-iImI1 roue!;. .'W' r i.l 0er 111 i; ie;i ; :J fb. V- nil e d'-orl ! cb up. TI. rni-ri ui I.c5:;on Imivs b.uo taken -1 tr the 'i iU.uiinn': 'iten-id. av 'oi'!- 'ti to President t In.! ! over. P'-ll. -.-pelt over plus 1; -nunty la over tl.it f ctrt to make a on o-intv In over 1 ?'-etH to el. "in UM i John I.. Ktherld :e -ir-rMe-tt. di claret t'.i-i- i;h . ' W o'cp!iens th1? ceimtlea nut h-- Mute will lie ever tliv tei hy tie n-l of tile wt'ili. 'tnv hne lie-noi.ei- In hand bet r-"errs from l.i 'n'.c! ilistric's are ce-ninz tn rlovvlv !-e says. "I look for -he drive to br a big success ar.d for the majority of the counties to go ov'-r plu.i, ho declared. o .n and discounts OVerdrufts. unsecured V. H. Government securi"" . Deposited to secure circulation tlT. 8. bonds par J 602.0 25.00'J .0 15.00U.Uu 112,s'j6.0U Total LI AFIILITIE3. Capital Btock paid In f Surnlus fund i'nilivlded prnfi-s 18, 435. 0C i.ea current expi-nse, interest and taxes paid.. 7,7it-22 lull real and dlaeount collected or credited in ad vance of maturity and not earned (ap proximate) irrigation notes outstanding et amount d'.ie to National Ilnnks N'et amounts duo to banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States . . . ." Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding .... Total or Items 29. 30, 31, 33 and .13 67.184.61 Demand deml(s (other then bank deposits) sub C JM-cl w Kesorve: Ind'vldunl depoutts subject to check Certificates of deposit due In less than 30 days (other than for money bo.rowcdl .... Uate, county or other municipal deposits secured ey picuco or arrets or this bank Total of demand dopooits (other than bank do- po.slln) sublect to liesorvo 774.817.92 Postal Savings Deposits Total of tlmo drosits subject lo Ueserve 8,501.98 loltetl Htatea deposits (other than postal aav- ingsi : Other United States deposits, including do posits of (J. S. disbursing officers 1,000.00 Liabilities other lhan those abovo staled V8.193.93 1U, 000. OH 3,900.00 25,000.00 2,000.00 3S.233.7W 0H.ti20.4) 153,480. 41 815.92 2,457.93 910.63 1,250.00 4.500.00 11.011.973.37 $100,000.00 30.000.00 ' 10,568. 80 790. Ot 'i, 000.0' 1.7U1.82 61,761.57 3,9.1.22 Foley and Burk Be Here Monday Foley & 13 iik have for years been t oted as h -ln among tiie ni al men In America, ana tneir ,-ie coming this year mruugu (oits of the KoseDur -"'' arnlval committee, i no rainm. charge promisos many uv-n ;tunt and guaranico a .vholesonie fun. There Is no higher grade two- . . . .J I .1 .hnw (in ringed trained wua im he road than that given in out. u. he many tents. Yuma, tne urv ei- . .1 x. I ,,h 1 ii t pa ( n iifl hnraa liftl II LT uikuiv .- qulne that adds and subtracts, and licks colors, anu several .-if," .......... end nonlcs snow llim" ... -i with a nnn Intelligence aim n""-- -- - ...n..a lh.1 I IIIlirVeiUUB n.VH " r'u ev & Hum snows. The baby of the carnival, at ieai the latest addition to ma mum. ...niK. c.nl K nnunas. Lnnnw lohnson, state sealer of weights and ..,...r. av so. and "Jolly Joe, that's the baby's name, looks the mrt. He ut-ed lo run a restaurant -i Sacramento until ne gni o u, hat he couldn't get into the ki'chcn. There are ferris wheels, merry-K"- ounds. games of skill, hot doss, con ,...in.. eraiv houses, and everr thing that goes to make a carnival complete. The shows will arrive aionuay md will BUrt Tuesday, iay " ,111 continue for live uays in ri.-hnli,i grounds whlcn ueve uetu donated freo of charge as In former There will be a bijr street parauo Tuodfiv evening nt about 6:45 from the show grounds through tho busi ness district of Koseburg and then .nek to tho show groumis, wnen mi i-ig time of the week will start. Advertise In the News-Review. Dangerous Duties for Dollar? ONE must consider safety before Income ia lav rqoney Just as he would in selecting an occuMtk,k himself. The greater the danger the QOrt ducements are held out. ' But you eliminate the haiards by havlni th safe and the inlores: sure In depositing your a n Tlria nenoslt Account here. ..- .. lLU vuo L'mpqu, Bank. J. I. TRHOXE, CaIUer. the IMPQUil VlLLEtfa, ROSEBURO ORroriw WANTED Young man. It to 20 years old. handy with carpenter tools, to learn sash and door work. Apply to J. O. Flook Co-., It you mean business. WANTED A middle agod woman to run bunk house. Few men to board except in fruit season. Wages, and everything found. Ponnanent. Phone S1-K5. Iv I FOR SA1 . on Coo. iSJi.rni Look Bo, 26. c vX, FOR SALE Two 1035, city. hores. Ceor. tr.. tv "".r.i lM7 621,442.4'- 119.949.77 33,425.6b 8,501.98 1,000.00 3,710.00 loiai 11.011,973.37 Of the tola! limns and discounts shown above, tho amount on which iiueivet aim illHCuunt Vfns rh.ninr'1 nt rates In excess nt H.,,. iiornilir.ul l.v ,.T i ---. .iii.i, iiey .nun.) (cvciiisne ,)j imtcs iiiHin which total charge not to exceed BO cenu was made) was None. The number of such loans was onp. tate of Oregon. County of Douglas, ss: I. H. H. ataploton, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear nai me aoove statement is true to tne nest of my knowledge and belief H. H. STAPI.ETON. Cnibler. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th dav of May, 1920. (Seal) J. C. Ft'T.I.ERTO.V, Notarr Fubllc. Vy commission expires Nor. 23rd, 1S20. Correct Attest: J. H. Booth. B. L. Pnrrott. IC. Wollenberg. Directors. Dorothea Abraham TEA IS IfON'OIt OK IOWA GUESTS , . A delightful 4 o clock tea was fcleCted i reaSlirer ir'ven by Mrs. D. J. Stewart yester- day afternoon In bobor of Mrs. W COL- I ' Stewart and daughter, Mrs. P. M Decker, wno are visitlnv. at the St-'vvai-t re-;lde-ice bore. They left last night for their home In Mason City Iowa, and tho afternoon affair was In tho nature of a farewell party Vnr them. The rooms of the Stew art homo were beautifully arranged with red tulips and carnarions, an,-? other spring flowers. The tea vv le-rvet at attractive small tables pk'crd around tho room. The guests present wero Mrs. O. P. Coshow ..!-:,. H. I), tii-aves. Mrs. J. E. i.lc Ciinto.-k, ,rs. John MeCiintock, Mrs I. eon Mcfliniiick, Mm. V. J. Stow art, Mrs. P. M. Decker, and the hoat- ets. Mrs. D. J. Stewart. OREOON AGKICULTItl'AL LEE. May 13. The offi.e of treas nrer of the local chapter of tho Omi ron Nu, tho honorary home e -oi-om-ics, society will be talu-n enie id for 'ho following year by Miss IKiroih-a Mnnham, a student from lto.;ebur. Miss Gladys Price, of Oakland, has 'Seen eie.-tod se.-ietary of ttio next Vi ar senior class. IJIer.n R'iri-.gs of Medford was chos-n yell leader. J. 9. Dimmlck. who has been vis iting here with his s-is-er. Mrs. J. C. Campbell, loft this morning for Lou Angeles where ho eip-cta to snend the summer. Mr. Dimmlck res'dos in Spokane. WILLIA51 ELETZER mphell. emi:rv i lei 1 ov . tliro-iili '- f :-. .'. i." ii in ha I Ml I' 11 are jv.ii :-e-ta to II- :.-.e.-and .-:-.!:irien d and todav drive i rv In Many millionaire profiteers rave with anger when they see anyone vearing a pair cf $J.r.O silk stock-lugs. S'inko story rather dull unde e.ison Is repjrted prohibition. (let In trim for tho annual Stmw berry festival. She's going to be a hummer. The local Commercial Club Is off rlth a clean slate. "'''"ijriwt-.'' . -? 'i i !l ?.-.' I .iVV.k. v.t i ' J 1 ItsVasuJ REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR MIHSIOXAUY 1 K.WKA Miss JurlA Morrow, a iiii-ttmarv Intoty returned fmtn i: !!.. who nd- Forplcn MIp.o nary So-itt- rf th Mrtthodlct clintrh At tt.p humo t-f Mrs. A. C. Mnrntoi ynst'Ttlay rict- Rion, I.ft t li t mornln.-T f'r 111. MI ivhero she in lo speak tonUht. I r. - Ii UI tilt1 Mls Morrow will con.'uue I on lo GranU Pm and otlwr stm-1 thrn Oregon polftt s. nJ tha Into i CnHfornla. MfM Morrow ! sent out liy the missionary oolotlr to a'- liittnt th.-ir motuners wto tne condi tions existing In IdUIa, County Commissioner I I am basing my oatiuidacy upon my qualifications a s construction nglneer, basim-ss niaa and farmer. i - ... . . - . ui vxparioiu-e as a g"nurl oaginoer have given ue Uie ill enable n;e to give the people of Oaualas Cnunt ice if elected. training tnat bioad-uilnded and efficient , WANTED Man and wifo, without . .. . . i i ri v u cniiarcn. at ufiinuu viiwu.. Wages $90. Wife to board a few men. Everything found. Perma nent If satisfactory. Phone 31-F5. Strong Women By. Dft. VALENTIN Mmt 4 Women end men too are just as strong and healthy as their blood. Vigor and health come with good blood. Without good red blood a woman has a weak heart and poor nerves. In the spring is the best time to take stock of one's condition. If the blood is thin and watery, face pale or pimply, if one is tired and listless, generally weak, a Spring Tonic should be taken. An old- fashioned herbal remedy that was used by nearly everybody 50 years ago is still safe and sane because it contains no alcohol or narcotic. It is made of roots and herbs and called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. If druggists do not keep it in tablet form, send GO cents for a vial to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y. QAsanED til All ClsMilfle! Ad vert laments I erted new today will be found or. t inure nnder "New Toduy hesrt WAJTITn. VANTKD Waitress at Hotol Ump qua at one?. WANTED Experienced waitress ouce. Cafeteria. VENTED A wicker Phone 448-R. baby cart VANTKD Dy 16 year old boy, posi tion on farm. Phone lou, room 7 ANTKD Man dishwasher at the Cafeteria. Apply at once. V A NT ED Experienced waitress, al so dishwasher. Apply Mrs. Geo. Koutch. VANTKD- Cook, second cook cook's helper. Inquire In person at cafeteria. .VANTKD At once, 2 furnished housekeeping rooms; no children. Box 304. WANTED Nicely furnished house In good residence district Ad dress A. C, care News-Hevlew. WANTED Chambermaid at Hotel Douclas. corner Jackson and Douglas Sts., or phone 470 or 114 WANTED Experienced lady for confectionery store. Apply Mrs. Foutch. WEEP WANTED 20 to 30 good grade ewes: 10 or IS milch roata. Jas. A. Williams, Reseburg, Ore. rnone ss-i x. I y..iiu. Farmer, wares lio ao wun wire who will take boarders. nouse and wood furnished. In quire .ews-Review ollce. HELP WANTED WANTED HELP E-Bervlce men ana otners fur nished employment free of clArge. Contractors, ranchers nnd farmers place your orders with us for help ers. Our services are free both to employer and employed. Lawrence-Cordon" Co., 121 Cass St. Phone 219. WANTED Bridge and House Car- nenters bv Southern Pacific tym pany. Steady employment. Wages 63 to 63 cents per hour. oooa board and lodging furnished at tin nn ner month. Men to furnish tbelr own bedding. Write or apply rn Division Engineer. Soutnern r-a- c'fie Company. Room 1, Union Station. Portland, or apply to nearest station acont. FOV. KENT 3 FOR SALE-8-room houTT Inquire at 317 0.k aT-T1 Stephens 8t. run OA UK 1 In- truck, also aadelirtwuL" Rood rim n v Chester 81 ' ""M FOR SALE OR RECT--lZ room bungalow. Hum ijl .. vjuuu HK . auoui ids. see It u isx, ' vicfua. FOR SALE On eur ttrauJ ullus van sner III see owner. 842 11111 St. TOR SALE 200 Uer chokttkii wooo, iatriy ary, l k Phone 19-F5. fOR RENT Strety deposit boxes Roseburg National Bank. MIcXJKMiANKGUb. GENERAL TRANSFER Hauling and country trips a specialty. Troxell & Co. Phone 261. LOST Purse with some small change and pearl handled kfe. Finder please leave at News-Review oil ice and receive reward. LOST Crank for Overland car. Finder leave at News-Review. LOST Fountain pen by school girl. Please leave at thiti office. . NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINES 15 down 3 a month. See Sing er man. 40 I Cess St. All makes machl- s i pn'red. Phone 102. SAFETY i-'IKST Socu.1 " a safety depov't box for your valuable pa pors it the Roseburc Nations' Rank. tf UE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone 76 and ride. Jitney on the Job until midnight. TOWNSHIP MAPS Townshi maps showing vacuut lai.dn, Sl.fc.1 par township. Douglas Abstract Company. DETAIL department fir VatkWs' extracts and toilet articles, 126 West Lane. Mrs. J. M. Ashcrafl, phone 137-L. ','OUND Small sized watch. Owner may recover same at this office by proving property and paying chargoa. '.OST Blnck purse money, ear rings, please leave at office. Reward. containing e'c. Findor News-Rcviow "Ol'ND Auto license tags. One of them No. 27327, the other 62100. These tags may be had at News Review office on payment ot ad vertising fees. HONEY TO LOAN 20-year men' credit farm loans, low Interns' rate. 120,000 local money to loar on good real estate. First mort gage. See ii. F. Rice of Rice Rice. tf port SALE. FOR SALE Household goods. 746 So. Thompson St, Call FOR SALE Medium slsed safe. S It at Footches. FOR SALE No. Pbone 40-F4. 1 Jersey oow. FOR 8ALE Baled hav. F. Rami Rt. 1, 1 mile east of town. 270-R FOR SALE Dozen large Angora goats (billys) S4 sash. Undbloom, Diionvillo. FOR SALE 5-room ton. .i lot, on paving, S0. ifeai care News-Review. FOR SALE OR TRAADE-lW horses, well broken and piik s. r.ppeny. mow 12-m USED CARS FOR SALE-Oii J lnder, 7-pastQDgir; lift an touring. Motor Slop Ga FOR SALE. I guru. II; If iplate, 1 4. To N m il North Pine itree. FOR SALE Fori-Smla In truck, in good aids ti J. W. Sausser, OtUutM FOR SALE Internttioul n glne, slightly used, H ull condition. Phone IIH,t4 818 N. Jackson. - rAn CATC- 1 RS tier Ufl pine, fir wood, $2: lbs' $4 on ground. LlMMow; vllle. FOR SALE 1919 Stud six automobile, lilt linn- run SRIM) mllei for cash. Addrea i I News-Hevicw. 4 1 FOR SALE Butck Hill1 lug car, cheap for ca:l condition. Inquire it tion. FOR SALE Five-run A cow, giving tenqMW""': Will be fre.-h in Septet. Moss. Ten Mile, Ore. T-e. o.TV nil Ho Ing car and a Che'r. bargains; also Ford tnM Auto Sales Co., jk i PAIGE-6 touring car. Ill'" good conniuuu. .- u - itpM set Miner cuiu -$1000. Will M'U" Inquire at 612 Mill c-r.t ciT.R Pare bred , . proved Chester WW l);Sj:.BS". ,hor FALL I'ELIVERT-ji,! 3 to 4 ft. 25c.MSl.'J ryoTreR.r mill ends. l toraee. trsnsi- Phone 12'- : zr itil FOR SALE Drag saw in good con dition. Inquire at West Side Gro cery. Phone S9. COW FOR SALE One Jersey, good milker. Lone Oak ranch, Brack way. Fred Sohmldt. . . M T . Ti'nseb'arg. OUT nit ares "''" " , ts j Prices ?4t23,2lj kt book. c" ..r, tif- old Delal"!, Lincoln: l" ffi Will take . f " Zipp. 627 V
