Roseburg news-review., June 16, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

CAIt!) OK THANKS.
TENANTS TO OWN
MIS APARTMENTS
4
The Woman'a Missionary So-
clety of the M. E. Church,
Senna, will bold a cooked food
sale at Voaburg bros.' store
Saturday, June 19.
r.'ArrjEL Quezon
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
7XL the noted , author -
We wish to thank all neighbors
and friends for sympathy and assist
ance duiitg the iecut illness and
aeaih of our daughter, Jean, also for
ihe beautiful floral gilts.
Mlt. AND MliS. DENSI3
MATTHEWS.
Idah MSQlone Gibson
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uu Ura lo", '""'nt
V. T. D.
Movement Is Started in New
York Which Bids Fair to
Reduce High Rents.
MANY CHANGES MADE
Lath Truant i" Apartintnt lloiwe l
AUvd Ut Tut l ii a CVrtitlii hum
Mini ilu I'liKhrtW 1m !hIo
Mniiutfr AiM(Uile(J.
(By Aitoclated Prew.)
NEW YOUK, Junt 15. An "nWii
your own ..piiHun-nt " inovtyiH nt Is in
full Bwh.K Imth.. Two late evl.-nc
of ti h isrowiiiK Hirfiigih are th pur
chase by Ihe tt-iianiH fnr $2.61)0.000
of an apartint-nt houae on Klfth
avenue and (hi; matting of connlruc
tlnn on a cu-opi'i ui ive np;iri Hunt on
l':irk nvcnut', whih la to cot $4.
OlHi.OHO. Juft .h oilier day II wiib nn
iioiirictcl thai Woodrow Court, un
apartment house octupyltiK Ihw n
tin llnk front on upp'-r Uroadwuy.
between lG.Mh and 170th sin in,
hiiR h-en wild for $'100,000 to Ihe b'A
families nHidinv in tin Htructur.
'I'd I h Ik wild to ( the flrnt thai vt
curb mnjfnltud' to h 100 per cent
co-op' ratlv and In, which t-njiaU of
Ttiod-ratf means have par tit (pat ..
Ill IIIIB llfUl t-tir , III. l"t ii r -
a f-w thnuiiml Hnllsu f n rath' In
th Klf th avnn tru ncart inn -nrh
tenant uh railed upon for $150,000
In cash.
Starting nhout rlrht mnn'iv HK..
Ihe tranHartloiiH (n co-operative huy
Inir of npartnnntH have mounted in
volume until I hey aro pernmnenity a
fixture of renl'y dealinpH and all of
the larger real estate Htfein Its main
tain special depart men t In which
eniploves ilfi nnihin? el. hut handle!
the sale, of npartntent hniines to ten
ants. This In generally a profitable !
trnmartlnn for the uwnor for tennii't (
are willing to pay more to retain i
their honied than speculating or n
vestnrs would pay and it In Raid to he t
profitable for the tenants fn that
they admire themselves of homes at j
n cit of only about seven years avar
uire rentals. i
Tenants are approached 'I th In
dividual ly and through mass tneet
Ines when a Tents l:ave n part men (
rnms"s to offer. The tenants are
Iff ven a certain lendh of time to d
ride and If they wish to take th" i
property the nrents for $ a cf)inp:in
to own the tiiilldlnr to which only
tenants may subscribe to stuck. The
purchaser of the Mock nets ft 99-year
lease.
The short npo of office aid com
mercial spar has been nn'v second
o that for hniHiup purpoHen In N .v
York, and co-operative purrhii tins' of
fT!ces tinl loft huHdlnirs hy tenants
has beunu, although It has imt n
1 'hy suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Qoilrtt
f. C irt'i,Bii,,.n It r uoitreVai bene
'' d in ah t .
Wh? fiiT .-vrr:tl hntidf.d dntUM ljr an
i-t''tti.,n tn ri'tini.r n Koitrr ulini O I f.
.mi (if ..liLnfit) l ,i ijutti u touiuarjlivplr
y r, . vih.-n lui.pprtT i,rli-.l iii rsatU
l-ijtorv r.-ault m. ,r ram m.t.r "ill b
". nil- for tMikli.
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USED CARS
Buirk Roadster, -l-fyrle 1 !) 1 S Mitchell. (1 ( vtlc
Overland Roadster, 4-fycle MitchHI, fi-fycte
Ford Touring 1 ' ; Ton Chevrolet Trmk, t-Cycle
All in first-class shape, if you are looking
for a good used car, call on us.
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Manuel Quezon, president of the
Philippine senate and Iciding figure
In the flflht for the political independ
ence of our Pacific posieseioni.
! ri';n-h"-d th- in p.r ilona of upan-
Iti.-ll t puirhaMl.K ly t.-liii lit . 'i'lUHS
iicliuns 111 lmsiliss uuildii.g dillir
jlroiil apartlm lit in thai hile
i-o-oju-iu'iV; uiiihk lit m. nt- ii i
(Jimi lull p-r flit bo, thf usual di-ul
iiivnlvx tin- iiurcliam' by a club of a
half Z' ii ur nu liuluci Ivliuntii,
who uiiiorllon Ihi' upacv aiuouii
Ihfiiim-lvf Hlld thi-D Uuuu the r
mulndi r. Tim m;ui;i tonin( lu both
i-usi-M Ih K iii-ially VL'Utud In Home
A-i-ll-knowu in- nt under lh direction
of Ihf t nanl owners.
Breezy News
From Drain
Mrs. IC. K. Haworth haa gnu to
' Pot Hand to untiwiuo a te-Tluu opuru
I tion.
Mr. and M n. Ii nj. Huntington.
Jr., uttf enjoying; a vinit from llieii
ilttle noli, who ha.i in t n p ii'ling Ilu'
pat winter with gtandpai'eucn nt
1 Ix-baiion.
j Mr. and Mm. I. Ibwrt Coriiline ar
i lit' iro.M p.uetits nl u H-2 pOUihJ
; daughter, tun n June 6.
Mrs. Maty V. Cool and lit t lu son
Norman are upemLlitK their uummur
vacation with llio former's wister.
Mis. I). V. Kukendull, and fumily ui
vhuimih lulls.
' Mis. Win. Levens, of Klkton. i
viHttiiiK at the lioinv of her ttuu, UlI
I It Ii. A. Cannebl rvtunu-d tin
! Mist o ft he wuek from l'ortlund
j win ie he went for the purpose of
'akiiiK a post uradnaie lectures In
l i.ie,!,. Ine. Mis. Cantb-ld and little
miii h;. lb' speiil Ihe time during lr
'untteid s abseiiee viiiiliig with ivhv
uvt s ,tl ( hlami.
j .lane Walker, of Klkton. it
; iiuiie id at the home of her Uaug!i
j ier. M i s. T. U. l-'annan.
I t'liii-iideialile property in niiii
t a roii ml I M ain Iirh been changing
; liamis of Lite, w hirh looks well fur
! the ptn-ipeiitv of the town,
t Mr I hi'-k ins. Sr., hn.s started b
fi.si ri, ri meat market in the S.m
; ! IP iMi.hlliiK.
j un arCfiint of ihe recent rain, road
. nnrl; has bet u progressing rut her
1 -lowly,
W ('im)I. proprietor of the
i Wai ii ceniectinni tv. Is now nicely
settb .l In his new lo.-ation and in en
Joy in k an en-, Kent trade.
Ilarton li ii ii i and Mr. Ilsney, ii
Antauf. wery doing busiui .t) (n liiain
, Tlie.;,(;iy.
I Mr nnd Mrs Win lledrlek. of
SELL
. ,-.-,-.-,-innnnnnr,-vv WWMQiiM-WiUUIW-
MAItVS iom:v.
I notict-d, hofVi-r, that John wub
(Icli-rmini d not to find any fault with
me on any subject, and agaiu 1
Misafii my bahy, for I thought ptr-
iiaps nhe would make ulm more con
sldirate of n.e In the future as she
was doing now.
"What are we going to do with
his I2S.UVU, Katheiine?" uski-d
John.
"Why. we are not going to do any
thing with it. John," 1 answered. "It
itm't ours; it is Mary's."
Don't you think we might put It
into tiie new hou' and turn Ihe
houHe over to her?"
I think it would look very strange
to Oharlea. Are you hard pressed
for money, John, so much so that you
re worrying about the payments on
tiie houHe?"
'No." answered John slowly: It
Jiint occurred to me that it would be
very nice to pay off the house Imme
diately."
My heart sank, for 1 understood
hat this was not what Jolin was
thinking about at all. Tho thing that
as tin.ei most in his mind was the
fact that here was $25,000 belonging
o some one of hlf family, and that
is such he should dispose of It in fay
ay he pleased.
To ImeM It for Murjr.
"What I would like to do with it
I'lhn. of rath" r what I would suggest
i ing done with it iH that we should
sk Charles to invest It for Mary."
"I don't see why we should do
hat."
"Well. It would bi a rather grace
ful thing to do. iie intended it for
lary, you know.
"Well, It will be against my judg
ueiit to do anything of the kind with ,
his check." I
"1 can't understand, Katherlne,
.vhy you are so averse to your hus-
and having the management or any
iiiiii. v tiiat belongs to you or to your
hlld."
"Simply because, John, when you
vet your hands on any money you i
ook upon It as yours and manipulate
t in any wny you pleas without
nnitlilng ui"; and worse thun that.
Eureka Valley, have had as their
:uenta their daughter, formerly Opal
lidtlrk. nowMrs. Wilson, her hus
land and two daughters. They re
ently returned from the Panama
'anal zone, where they made their
home for the past two years.
C. ti. D.
T. D. T T ?
LOW IN SCALE OF HUMANITY
Cave Dwellers in the Canary Islands
Practically Live as Do the
Wild Animals.
Principal cave-dweller-' settlement!
In the Camirles are at Ataluyn, In the
Island of tinind t'unnry. The mime
mentis the "tilant's hiirnnv," and
Irom a distance the plnee closely re
sembles a raliliit-wiirren or a honey
comb swarming with b.vs. The caves
are mere or less In terraces on the
side of a steep nick, overlooking a
glen and river bed. Atnlnyu supplies
II tire group of the OiiinHes with
elny pots, every cave havlm; Its own
set of rude upplhiuceff for making
pot, and the p.s.p!c display great iu
Kenulty and ijuii khess In Ihe work.
Men. wotn. n al.d children suat about
it the entrances to their caves, knead
ing the clay with their hands Into
elegant Jars and using their linger
nulls to apply decorative lines.
These troglodyte, or cave dwellers,
are almost like wild animals, having
no murals, and very little clothing to
I ioat of. During the summer the
children run about almost miked, and
the woman wear the shortest or skirts.
They are probably the last remnants
or the aborigines of (Iran. I Canary,
who are known to lone lived lu caves
" ' 'I he cave dwellers are
very different from the rest of the
Islanders, who look upon them as
pariahs and would us soon think of
intertnarrjlng with uionkevs as with
them. Wide World Magazine.
THE TRUTH ABOUT EVIDENCE
Some Difference Brtween Its Theoret
ical Purpose and Its Presenta.
tion In Legal Practice.
Kvhlenco Is that portion of the
iruin wnicti j-oiir lawyer thinks will
Impress the Ju.lc ,.r iurv n f,lur f.
"r. Anv other non!.,n ,.t ii,..
tni'h must therefore be irrelevant .fid
inif.at.-rl.il and should not be admitted
evidence. Thus evidence Is both
part truth and partial truth.
'I'1"' Heal purpose ,,r evl.'.-i.v
Is to l.rlfu out tl e truth, the w I ol.
truth mid nothing hut the ;r.h. In
legal practice, however. It Is ,.,! t,,
eti'i l.as'zc un.liilj cernln portions of
the truth, lo color other portions e
us to Imply things that are noi the
truth and to cover up the rest ,if the
truth.
There are several kinds of fvldeinv
rircuinsfanHal evidence has probablj
convicted more Innocent pariies than
nnv other kind. Documect ary evl
ihn e has no doubt convicted more
iroiltv pan es than any other kind.
And couuter-evl.lence cannot always
be mfl.le to cetltit. O
T 'l'h , reshed to earth mnr rise
"a m. t ut not If jour lawyer's ot Ice
an' sustained by the court. Vi r
Hv the s.- er nfler truth has no bus.
ness In a imdcro courtroom. -Otis 0.
Little,
von nover allow me access It to with
out your consent, which Is ala
given very grudgingly.
"You are always harping on thin
question. 1 never could understand
why a woman whoce bills are all
paid, as yours are, idiould need any
money. 1 should tint k you would
be glad to have some man pay youi
hills. If you only knew what hard
work It wuk to make money I am
sure you would be giad to havt
someone relieve you of the details ol
spending It. All you have to do is lo
go and buy what you want. Voui
credit is good anywhi -ie ."
yes. 1 think my cr.dlt is g'lo'J
anywhere except wli' you, John."
.New Woman Notions.
"Say. Katherlne, arc you going te
get these new woman notions? 1
have heaid enough or that sort o;
thing from Alice lately, and I uav.
seen a good deal .of h since she
came home. Hid you know site ha
gone into politics? I should think
Tom would get so tir.it of hearing
her tell of the prnnciph s and pro
grama of her party, and what tlo
women are going to do in the elec
Hon, that he would apply for a di
vorce.
"If Alice wasn't amh a prett;.
woman I don't believe any man
would aland for her. She doesn't
seem to understand that in the mill :
of I lie masculine sex a good com
plexion means more than a good ar
gument. I don't want to argue with
women. When I argue I want to si'
down comfortably with a man where
I can swear at him if r.-cessarv. 1
want to be able to tell him where he
gets off. Hut when I talk to a wom
an 1 want to compliment her and
have her flatter me."
"In other words, you want airy
persiflage and flattering lii s from
pretty woman's lips and cold logic
and stern facts when you talk to a
man."
"Yes, that's the idea p. t f ci t ty
variety Is the spice of life, you
know."
I turned Impatiently. Such talk
was an insult to my intelligence.
Tomorrow The Ohl Struggle.
Old Version of Man's Creation.
The religious customs of the As
Syrian Silinerlans 5,'mh) or more years
ago la given In the fourih volume ot
translations of tablets In the British
University museum hy Dr. Stephen
l.aligdon, who was for three years
curator of the P.nhylnn section of the
university. The Sumcrlati tablets tell
of the creation of men rrom clay by a
woman deity. This goddess protects
her creations rrom the Hood hy sav
ing Ziiiglihiu (oali), nnd the latter
lands in Paradise and eats or rorhid
den fruit of bis own nccord. There is
no l:ve In this theory whatever. Tin
Suin-rfims believed that ten patriarchs
ruled some MisUMl years before the
flood, that It was about a.'i.lSHl years
thereafter before Cyrus came down
and eoii'iuered Ihe kingdom. The Ills
torlcal tablets at the university am
seam ure the most elaborate In ex
Isti'iice. No oilier records purport te
give such a record of human existence
He Sella It Twice.
"Mefore any one of the department
malingers of a big western concert:
places any important new policy be
fore the president for approval, he
explains the plan In full to one of tin
other department heads, nnd oL-iulns
either Ills approval or his disapproval.'
says a writer In System, the Mnga
line "of lliislncss. "Then If his plan
Is approved and be takes It to the
president for his (l. K., the fa-t thai
the oilier department head has In
dorsed tiie plan makes It easier for
the president to Judge, without giving
too tmi.-h thought to the details, lur
therinore, tills tne'hod decreases the
number of undesirable plans, thai are
brought to the president's olhYo ; fre
quently, when one manager presents
his plMi to another he Is shown why
It Is not practical!!-, or bow It would
conflict with some fundamental pol
icy." Birthplace of Famous Ships.
Many fcnioiis warships were buili
and inn:, i.-d al Portsmouth. X. H.
the ti,M .iiii the .'.Vgun ship Faulk
Iiii;.I ,.f tl... Knglisti navy, 'annelied Ii.
Ii'.'.n. ll was followed by the I'.ed
MIH and by the America In 17-111, al
of tie IMiish navy. The first ves
scl of ii,,. eontlnental navy limnetic'
He re was the tun Knlcign In 177c.
The se-end wns the Immortal Msnr-,
from who... deck Jot,,, p .!,, r
cehed the llrst snlire to ihe Stsrs ami
S-ripes on r'rlirunrr 11. 177 s, fl,,
filiate Congress, sunk hy the Cotife.i
erntc Ironclad Merrlniac. ami th
Kca.sc-ge. which s.mk the Co.ifclor
me st. truer Alnbai ift off -,irt.otirg
France, vv.ae two o'Ver famous Ynnke.
war vc, ;s built it Portsmouth.
Oldest Conf-ctlon.
The greater part of black licorice l
derived from Spain, where It Is mad
ft r. t'e lulce or the plant and mle
wi'h starch to prevent It from meli.u
In hoi w.ather. The licorice plant I-
srnih that attains a height of thro,
feet and It grow, wild where Its r.u
reach the witter. It nourishes cspe
dally on the banks of the Tigris ,,i
F!iiihratcs rivers.
S'nce the valley of the rnnnto
contained ,,e of earl est eniPz.,
Hens In the world, the pro!.. tcpv Is
that llco-lc, I, ,!,.., tt)f ,,,,,
ration In the world, ami ,he lt
h'rh the hoys and girl, of t,av ,b(.
so well iv , enjoyed by lhe y
ten of three thousantl ye ago, 1
XOTICK OK SALi; OK GOVEUN
.vi hi NT Tl.MlH.K. licueial Lund
Office, Washington. D. C, June 1,
19i0. Notice is hereby given that
subject lo 'be coiiiiiilous and liuiita
ilons of the Act of June . 1916 (39
Stat., 21s, and the instructions of
he Secretary of the Interior of Sep
euiber 15. IS17, the timber on the
ollowhig lauds will be Bold July 12,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public
auction ut the United Slates land
office at Koseburg, Oregon, lo the
highest bidder at not less 'han the
appraised value as shown by this
lotice, sale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the ln
erlor. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one
'.jr cent thereof, being commissions
illowed, must be deposited at iune
if sale, money to be returned If sale
s not approved, otherwise patent
vill issue for the timber which must
ie removed within ten years. Iliils
vill be received from citizens of the
'lilted States, associations of such
Itizens and corporations organised
inder the laws of the United States
r any stale, territory or district
hereof only. Upon application of a
lualincd purchaser, the timber on
my legal subdivision will be ottered
. paratelv before being Included In
mv offer of a larger unit. T. 22 S..
!.'3 W., Sec. 7, NKV, NEVl, yellow
lr 3;"i M., NWV, NE14, yellow fir
,00 M., SK1', N !: v, . yellow fir 400
'.I.. NK'i NWii. y.-llovv Or 425 M..
: , NW'4. vellow Ilr 150 M.. red
!r 2o0 M.. XE4 SEV4, yellow fir
'.no M.. red cedar 10 M.. NV4 SEH .
louglas fir 1100 M.. red cedar 20
I., SE'i SKV4. yellow fir 500 M.,
ed fir 100 M., red cedar 20 M
iVH SEV,, Douglas fir 695 M.,
'E'4 SWVi, Dough.s fir 690 M.,
vJW'i SW'4. Douglas fir 400 M..
tW'14 SW'i. Douglas fir 610 M.. red
edar 35 M., none of which to be sold
it less than $2.00 per M. : T. 21 S..
t. 4 V.. Sec. 7, NE4 NE'4. fir 650
f., XWM NIC '4 , fir 600 M SEU
s'EV,. fir STiO M., SW V, NE4. fir 500
M., SE NW'4, fir 550 M., NEV,
sE"4, fir 350 M NW V4 SE',4. Mr 500
I.. SE4 SE'. fir 750 M., SW'4 SE
'i fir 1000 M.. XE'4 SW'i, fir 600
NW'i SW'i, fir 500 M.. SE14
'.V 'a . fir 550 M.. SW'4 SW'4. fir
150 M.. none of which to be Hold at
.ss than $1.75 per M.. Sec. 25.
s'E'i SW',. red fir 1200 M.. cedar
'0 M NW'i SW', , red fir 1150 M.,
:w4 SW'4. rd fir 1100 M., SE '4
iW'l. red fir 1300 M.. cedar 60 M..
he red fir to be sold at not less than
"1.80 per M. and the cedar ut not
ess than .S per M.. T. 21 8.. R. 5
V . Sec. 13, NE'i SW, fir 325 M.,
N'W'4 SEV4. fir 375 M SW', SE Vi .
lr 425 M., none of which to be sold
I less than $1.50 per M., T. 36 S..
!. 5 W.. Sec. 25. NE Vi NEV4. fir
140 M., pine 60 M.. SW ',4 NE '4 . fir
!00 M.. pine 100 M., SE'4 N VV4 ,
lr 2j0 M.. pine 15 M., SW'4 NWV4,
lr 250 M., pine 50 M.. NE'4 SE Vi ,
lr 150 M pine 130 M., SK SEVi,
lr 275 M.. pine 40 M., SWV4 SE',4,
lr 230 M., pine 70 M.. NE Vi SW'i.
lr 170 M., pine 130 M.. NWVi
sW'i, fir 50 M., pine 250 M., SE ',
W'4, fir SO M., pine 220 M., SWVi
W'i,. fir 225 M., pine 90 M., the
due to be sold at not less than $4.00
ier M., and the fir at not loss than
'1.25 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALL
IAN, Commissioner.
PKDFE 3;ONAL CARDS
"lis. I'. 11. mvEX Cut Flowers
Phone 210. 40:: W. Cass.
It. M. II. Pl.YI Lit Chiropractic
Pliyskiun. 222 W. Lane St.
i:.' ii. p. Pl'.AUl (iitu .v wipe
t'hiropraetors. West Koseburg.
Phone 40-F4.
HI. t l.AHt K. AI.I.EX Dentist a
3 3 1 Pciklns Riiilillpg, Ros-hurj
Oregon, orfiie hours 9 to 12 a
nt., 1 to .I p. m. Phone 6.'
DELCOLIGHT
C Complt Eltric L,lgKt
and Power Plant
A prof uahli' investing nt. Soon
pafi fcr iiHflf la unit' and luuor
yuvt'tl.
Miller's t ire. Skp. Phcne447, 123 N. M.ia
A'l k,a:U j . r. . f. .-.ionul work.
0 ir wagons are now ready to
d'liwr ice anywhere upon
P' one call, and will be running
on r. gnl.ir routes ia a fw
d.iya. Ice will be
Strictly Cash
this year, or the coupon svs
tem, w-irh are is. best for
everybody. Hooks are now on
10 and $20 each.
1 .one your order for hook now
and avoid the rush later, when
we sr.- verv buy. The price Is
one cent per pound.
Roseburg Ice Co.
C B. CANNON Mgr.
c
iOlliiiii
All 1 1;o-ilflea AdvetriseiiH-nu ln
sviied new UHluy will bo found on
liot ixitfe under ".New Today" head.
WANTED Waitress at Hotel Vm
(Jim. WANTED To buy or rent a house,
phone 415-J.
WASTED Lunch counter girl al
Hotel I'lnpqua at once.
WANTED Cheap horses. See Judd,
Empire barn, Koseburg.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Call at 143 So. Kane sit.,
or phone 372.
WANTED About 1000 feet good
Becond hand flooring. Address
917 So. Main St.
WANTED Old Iron. Will pay $10
per ton for it delivered at Berger'b
Junk Shop, Koseburg.
WANTED Teacher tor Happy Val
ley school, District S7. Address
N. A. MtColloch. Phone 17-F3.
WANTED Ten to 15 head of young
gouts. K. S. HuUon, Wilbur, Or.
Phone 31-K 11.
WANTED Teacher for Glengarry
school, Dlst. No. 109. M. M.
Cooper, Clerk, Koseburg, Ore,
FREE HOARD for a little Janltot
work each evening. Call at Cafe
teria at once.
WANTED AT ONCE Ford roadster
body. Also storage tank not less
than 200 gal. capacity. Kay's Suit
Shop.
WANTED by experienced accountant
several small sets of books to
keep; systems installed; audits
made reasonably. Address J. D.
Wynne, care News-Review.
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Contractors, ranchers and farmerf
place your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both lo
employer and employed. Law-rence-Cordou
Co., 125 Cubs St.
Phone 219.
FOK ItEXT
KOR RENT House, close in. Phom
&9-Y.
FOR RENT Garage. Inquire at
Foutch's Confectionery.
FOR RENT Partly furnished housi
4 27 Rast Ave. Phone 379-J.
.'OH RENT 2-room furnished fiat,
close in. 119 West Lane St.
i'Olt RENT Good house, well fur
nished, including pluno. Phone
202-J.
FOR RENT Small house, modern,
close in. Inquire of Perkins Bros.,
old Review building.
MISCEIXASEOCb.
LOST 2-year-old roan heifer. Notify
G. W. Householder, Roseburg, Or.
PHONE your order for your winter
wood to R. Stubbs, Melrose store
Phone 11 F25.
WELL DRILLING K. E. Helnsel
nian, driller, R. 1, Roseburg
Phone S-F5.
1
3. H. ARUNDEL, piano tuning- and
repairing. 25 years ezperlenoo.
Phone 1S9-L.
TRADE A good plnyer piano, with
rolls, to exchange for Ford touring
car or runabout. 124 N. Pine.
$5 REWARD For correct address
of John n. Raker. Write Clark B
linker. Roseburg, Oregon.
LOST Salurdny, between Rock
creek and hatchery, pair black
driving gloves. Finder leave at
hub oitice.
FOUND nt city hall. fur. Owner can
have Ssme hv eolllnir .1 Altv h.tl
describing fur, and paying for thiB
notice.
525.00 REWARD For return of
"rescent pin act with diamonds.
Finder return to sheriff's oftlcj
and receive reward. "
ROSEBURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSHFIELD
AUTO STAGE
!.. Rmrtinnr. isltj at 71)0 A. U.
Myrtle polal, dally al 1:30 A. M.
Connections at Myrtle Point
to and from Marsh field, Co
Oullle, Bandnn and Powers.
Fare $S.4S, including war tax.
Reservations at main office.
405 Cass St.. near depot. Phone
or I'mpqua and Grand ho
tels. Rapp's store.
TAYLOR & CLINTON
fod real ..TT "" u Z
WlUiX i
goat. Phoue 4u-'i 014 Utk
kok SA1.E-1U inr--
WOOD FOR SALE-OhTTiS -
phone 34-F2. C' n, I
KOR SALStuti7brk7rr
new See It at HokL,.
r. M. Parker. ""It
FOR SALE Oil burn"r "
stove, only usa ..." '".
Phone 4ut;-Y. fcl
I'OR SALEVe..i.. :
furniture. Inquire w
ens streei. -
-OR SALE Cow aou2lu77
jf taken at oace.0', ' J
Utnuuua aven,. ' ' '
KOR SALE-3 months olTlw
heifer calf -,5 W. C?
Phone lc0-Y.
f OH SALE-10 acre, 72
field Apply n33 iunjj"
evenings after 6.
KOR SALE Work, HtTr
horses and pack horsei; birn,
C. Merrill, 504 Mill St.
FOR SALE Ford and H u
good condition. Tcijii M nfj.
Call 409 Cass St.
POR SALE Practically nei bun.
hold goods at a bsrtiij Oitu
leaving. 1143 Harvird An
FOR SALE Ford truck. cto
drive, canvas top, fair eondlai
Price $35u. Lindblom, tea.
ville.
FOR SALE 100 head of foiii; In
3-year-old colts; one iwliu tfavj
saw. Inquire W. D. Timer, Wil
burg, Oregon.
BROCCOLI PLANTS trontraimr
own strain of selected 3l Vila
tine peed. Foster Buuot. Pbca
40-F11.
'OR SALE Indian twin motorcttit,
with Presto light and bggtai, ai
rier, a snap at $40. Set 111! til
Nash Garage.
FOR SALE One good irntli au
1100 pounds. $124. Brokt to nl-.
and sure a bargain. R. L i
row. Kiddle, Oregon.
WE HAVE 1 DHL. of irieniti i
lead spray left. Will Mil ill
bargain If talsn it onn. Pi.ii
Fruit Producs Co.
KOR SALE Kitchen rant. I boa.
good water coil, 5u-pound i bit
kitchen cabinet, all In spisais
condition. Call at 344 So. St.ptia
FOR SALE One 25 H. P. M
Steam Tractor. $1200; oninui
3 Portable Gaar-Scot kill eompliii
with belts and saws. $1M. Ore
gon Machinery Co.. EuM. 0
'OR SALE Chalmers " "
bug; Ion of spesd nd pep: V
mechanical coDdllion. Isqmrt
Sunset Gamge.
FOR SALE Modern t-room "
In good condition, 2 ion.
ralr burn, used for r. "'!,
E. A. McK.an, Roseburj. or
A. J. Lllburn Son's !
FOR SALE W. have
.... Vnfl menu
cars ror saie: on. "'- ',,.
car and one Overland HoM
touring car. I'maQ" mn
Winchester St.
DRYER riPE-I J".
amount of iron for drfst f
farther supply donbtfu :
atoly is not too early UJ
your order. J. H. Btnnlgw
FOR SALE One fair M" J
C. boar. 2 yrs old. '
and a good buy. if
so five (rood sows notbrej-
FOR SAI.E-I'ali.n prune tre
delivery. OrdM fc
advance. 6 to 8. "'a
40c: 3 to 4. ''. unoi
...... itnseburt. 0r$"-
COAL, MMJW
mill enns. i-o""-- . peu
storage, transfer.
Phone 128. -
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FOR SALE-Jersey er
foon. Also fr..u r . . pnrtia
lion, a good one: a ps
ball; and , Br
In. ItlSChine. 2l'-J.
Dlllard, ure.
FOR SALE-Oood
crop, about - " ht:
gray oais. ac. ;l K
have t.ireyn'"'rt,r(3
fine S-year-oM '"reil t
make offer C J4t H
Roseburg. R. ! 01 .
th Winston brWI
FOR Sail- " -
oak ..ovea'
C. McGhehey" '"ftlS