Roseburg news-review., September 22, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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BOIBBCHO . EMM. REVIEW
Iallr Ksrcut adr.
ft. Bat.a L Wlmlnfly Urrl U. Bate
RUBHCK1HTION HAT KB
Oally, p.r year, by mull MOO
lially, six months, by mull 2.00
Hy Cartlsr, r month 10
n Associated Pre.. I. exclusively
TDK AIltl'LAK IIISK
The extension of the erosia-eonttx
nent air mall route to San Francisco
was followed almost Immediately by
another disaster In the New York-
C'hlcaKO branch. A Katoline t:ink
ploded aaaln, and the two occupants
COMMUNISM AS COERCION
ZMUnIi.lUrffh.?iU"iJu!l,'n."li"T"?.'' ' Plot nmohanlc, were burned to
not othvrwii. ce.llted in this ppor death. 'Ino ulr service hua taken a
and also the local news published heru- tragic lull In the abort time since
In All sights f republication of spa- lg inauguration. Nearly a dozen
dispatch., herein are .1.0 reserved. men haV(1 ., ,,,,. ,(,ah , MiaK
loitered as .eiondrlas. matter May these mull routes. The discouraging
S; :il?n!?t?!&i: "" " " "' w
. fatal elder.., coming In clone iuc-
WKD.NRSDAV, KKITKMHKit 2 ID crnnlon linvo orcured with Hip new
all metal plane, recently adoptej
hy tho poKtorfkf department and re
garded a the last word In safety.
An Illuminating account of an Three of tlipne HUpposerily flreprouT
Italian CoiimunlRt uprising Is glv- pi a dps have litirned up ilnre their
en In a recent din patch by Lincoln InHtallallon. Dearly there l much
Eyre to th New York World. It ser- 'o be done yet In the way of perfect
ves to explbln many things about Ing alrplunes and protecting their
this rernarktble movement. Accord- occupants before the craft can bo
iiig to Mr. I'yi'H, the movement was ronsldered tmfn for any purpose. Ho
In no seiiKA political, and lis original far, merhantral coi.Htrurt.on ha.
purpose at letut had no thought even proceeded more rapidly th:in :atty
of InduHtrlal revolution. precautions. Hoth leave much to he
"The labor unions rought and aro desired. reat things may properly
seeking not t) e violent overthrow of be exported of this new bianrh of
the Italian Mi narchy, hut acceptance transportation, hut until engines
of the purely trade demands they nud plauen are carried far bov.vid
nave formulated to the bosses. The their present standard. everyone
occupation of the factories ts In their nhoutd rerognlre the rlk that at
eyes not a move to expropriate l.'rom tends driving them or riding In them,
the capitalist owners of those es- An airplane from the nature of the
tabllshments, but merely a form of rase, has to be more perfect th.in a
coercion, an Instrument of the same boat or an nutornobile, be?aii- an
order as the strike for bending the accident In likely to have more r.e
employers to their will." rlous results. The public can hpnllv
He n notes Slgnor Illanchi, the la- be expeded to start buying nnd op
bor leider. as saying "We are simply eratfng alrplanen very ex'enilv.)ly
taking temporary pOHsesslon as a until the government's ma'l planes.
guarantee that our comrades shall presumably the best obtainable, stop
receive at the hands of the bosses burning up. ,
the treatment that la Justly due , , ,
them" , . . , . i I'KHMANKNT T1MI1KII Kl'I'lMA'
An American labor union would
nounueHS nave gone nn n in xne Thft n(ltlonflI foreBfc wreXcm has
snuanon inai conirmnea me imi- r(?ceIlUy C(linpi(.ted a thorough in
lan m4l workers. They were suffer- ,. .,- .t..,Ka. ,,..,...-,.....
Ing from the high eoit df living and wat,r or (jf AlBIlka an(, ha8 come
working long hours. They had sub- to (he COIlf.U8,m that ,t jB pnBslblc
MOVIE CLOSE-UPS
venea araln. Among the measures
to be pressed are:
The Fesa bill, providing for fed
eral aid Id teaching of home econ
omics In schools and the training
or teacher, for these courses; ,w, ,g of unlverBlli in. lpart of a girl, whose mother was a
The Sbepard Towner bill, yrovld- port Woen power(ui w. j sorlety woman and whose father Is
Ing for free instruction of women ln;HodkIn,on , conlM , lho l.lb-l , poientlury sentence for
motherhood slid nrnvlillns rntinrul . ... ... i n-i. .u.iu ,n""s F '
------ .. ,vrly meaire tonm'iit auu iuuiui
aid or mother, unable to pay Joru wl be ,ee lha th bilsic ,1(.,11B
hospital care at time of childbirth. so ,uec,nct alld familiar that It
The Smith-Towner bill for tho I HI reflect the quvaiiuo. and prob
creation of a special department of lems that have beset most ull of us.
education. Vet In his treatment of the ae-
A hill preventing Immigrant wives young story, J. I'arki r Read, Jr. ha i
from securing naturalisation at the introduced an srtlntic delicacy and
trims time as their husbands, unless nobility and a scenic laviKlmess thai
they too can pass the literacy te-t, lfits this screen ulav into the realm
and providing that American women i of those photudramas that have so
still citizens or the united states. 'startled the world and have reitect
nhall not lose cltlzenxhlp because of ed universal condition that cm oaly
marriage to a foreigner.
It is entirely likely that the club
women will find o'.b.-r women with
them, both In attendance at the
polls stid In working for the pass-
be remedied by two medicines-
Faith and Constancy.
. How "Dig riuyfi"-"'' relaxes and
spends Its swollen profits on the mld-
ige of these measures, which are nleht Pleasures of Ilroadw.iy Is vlv
Idly shown in "M-try Return- tne
First National feature which is to he
seen at the Antlers theatre tonight.
When the capitalist and his so
manifestly Intended for the better
ment of the race and the fairer
status of the Kemlnlno citizen.
A Co-oneratlve high school, aild and their friends rela-e and so begin
n bo tho first of Its kind In thla.to squander the money which h
country, ir not In the world was como wttnout axertmn inera cip ...
owned at the beginning nf the school i from the underworld creatures hiile
term In New York City. Its pupils are "'s of sotll but with the brains rf
persons employed In denartment j dinlomsts who l.ecin cunningly to
ilnrn. inri nlhor tuialnnas vhn vnrV . PIOT tne reaping: Ol S '
d A .,pt.n.l..l.la In r.uup,,,.,A li,a
which was the eight hour law. They .,., . h... h ,,.
did not want to strike, because they nMn nere Th rBHOUrces of ,hat
had no strike fund and could not , err0 ar ,,,, ul,m,ted anrt
face a long period of Idleness. When,.hRVe , Tmll he)?lin , D8 uMled.
in answer to their demands, one of The natlomil f(re, of AaHlta are
the plants Instituted a lockout. Ihoy ;, ,,, o( pru, llciI1 sc 1.600.0UO tons
took prompt action. Instead 1 stif.of annually In perpetuity. Two
I erltig a Uv kout themselves, they, a hnher gn(.H have rBCentlv heeI1
would lock the employers out. Thus . rriini!,,(i oll0 of ..ooo.OUO feet of
they would be able to keep on work- , tn,)(,r nn(, ,,, othcr df )i0no,.
Ing and earning a Iving. meanwhile , fpet Thls , , auffu.1,.nt to
holding the factories as securities, ..,., . larlrH .,- ,. no
terms. The workmen evidently hnd
not thought the thing through clearlv
as they have been ablo to keep on
producing, but are now up against
the two problems of obtaining fur
ther raw materials hnd marketing
their outnitt. "rnpllnllsm" mav suc
cessfully blockade them by shutting
off mtterlnls and refusing to take
their profile's. Hut there Is no tell
ing what will hnppen. So Tnr tho sit
uation his been InrredlMv calm
One of two tltlnes may hannen at
any moment. If this account. Is ac
curate nnd tho workers hold to their
original purnose the emnlovent mav
grant their demnnds, nnd so end the
communist, government. Italian In
dttstrv will then go on ns usual, on
a caplt-illstlc basis, but with work
ers given better pay, more leisure
and more consideration. Or at any
moment some agitator may inflame
the workmen to turn th's coercion
plan Into a veritable Ited Revolution.
veurs. one of the most gratltying
facts about the opening uf of the
Alaskan timber resources is the d"
termination to make the supply per
manent by making the annual cut
well within the annual growth. There
where the resources aro so vast and
untouched this can be dotte from the
itnrt. thus avoiding the terrible
wasto of material nnd time which
has resulted from the lack of con
ervatlon and reforestation pollev
'n the earlv days of the paper Indus
try In tho I'nlted States. Here we are
awttkened to the fuel that our re
sources nre nearly exhnusted and
thnt reforestation will require years
of patient and persistent effort. In
Alaska, the development of the In
dtiHiry nnd the perpetuation of the
at their usual vocation for ft week.
nnd then on alternate weeks attend
the high scjiool. The enrollment is
I, '100. Five hundiM pupils, tom-
prlslng school A. will attend school
for one week, then take their places
In offices stores etc.. while the other
Mil punlls comprising school B will
vest.
Such Is the stage upon which Is
set "Mary Regan" Anita Stewart'
newest picture. a StMwart has the
theft.
ft
There are many rich sets lit "The
Adventurer" by B. Lloyd Sheldon,
In which William Fox presents Wil
liam I'ainuin at the Majestic tber
ire tonight. The production Is as
usual with the Farnum features has
been lavishly staced and some of th3
costumes worn In the big ball room
s!-ene are esnecially elaborate.
"The Adventurer" is a remark
nble output, but even If tho great
story were mediocre, the scenic ef
fects and photography would be
really worth while.
Tho Liberty Thea're yesterday
"omple'ed the Insta'latlo-i of two
t.ew prol-ctlon machines. These new
nachlnei are of the Slmolex type,
mil are the best obt 'Inable aed wl'l
to leuh toward making the theatre
popular.
Thos. R. Wlllirms of the t.lhertv
'heatre left list night for Portland
where he will arrange for Oclober
hooklncs of motion pictures nnd will
also arrange for outside talent that
is to nnnear at the Liberty theatra
in conjunction with the other regu
lar shows.
CLASSIFIED COTJim
ALL HICW CLASSIFIED ABVKHTIIIKIT. a .. . , -Z s
ALL HICW CLASSIFIED AUVRHTISEIIICNTS Will Bn '
PAO UNI1ER HKADIKU -KKW TODAv. 0
1 rirr.riririvvvvi'iivvvnn i 1 i . i - -nrTM ,
WANTED.
WANTED worn with a truck. Phon
WANTED Man
A NT hi ltooinrM mid uuui dttra ut
ilt UfiaciWKK tel.
OiMhwusber at tli
W ANThu i urK , large ol
Boyt-r tiros, i'hune H-KM.
mall,
A.NTll" tloU8vke;l'0r. no young
WA.Nl'KI Uoud he-p pa m lure. Chun.
I.' b,iiiun c. ,u- iT.ii.,.. lr.
WANTED Apple uk'kera. Mrs. J. U
Yown k, Oa nit-n V u 1 1 vy Phone 31' - 1J
WA.NTK1) Man for farm work. Mar'
ritj man ug ff itwI. I'hone 3- V"& 1.
WANTKH Jar rot cago at Kuutctt'a
Conffftionery.
WANTED l.itfht wprlntr or. covered
WaKoii. AdUreiis 1'. U. Hux 12 .
W A N T K b C i i a m be r maid. App I y
Mr. rroxll( Umpgua Hotul, linm-
uiateiy. .
WOMAN WANTED To uo c-ouklnK.
Eaity wurk. Inquire People tiupuly
o.
WANTED Hoy or man dlbh washer,
and board. Umpgua Hotel Dining
Ituotu.
WANTED--Woman or Klrl to cluik In
conim tionu; y
r ouicn .
Htore. Apply at
the root of the evl! In ono atatn will
loai to like Invnst lent ions in others
with the hope that the staff of life
take their pluee in the fK-hool. ThH'and other (foo'ls w'll rome down to a
plnn has been tried out on a small-f:tlr price of whf'-h thr farmer will
nr scale in different school districts receive his Just proportion.
in the rltv, and has worked so snt
fsfartory for teachers and pupils and
employers that the decision to open
a separate hultdlnir especially for
this work followed naturally. As the
demand Increases, and doubtless It
will as the public becomes familiar
with the plan, other s-hools will be
opened. This Is one of the most prac-
Ical methods for educational exten
sion which has been worked out to
far. The ordinary school studies nnd
t rade subjects also are Included In
'his course and the pupil who must
work for his living: from the time
he passes compulsory school age Is
ennbled to hold a good Job nnd fro
;n with hli schooling as well. Em
plovers, nu pits and educators who
ire familiar with the thing on a
small scnle are enthusiastic about It.
Its adoption Into school systems In
'senernl seems bound to come, and
vill be fr: the nubile good as well
ts the Individual good. ,
There Is a man hunt on In Kan
sas. Tho Mate department of agrl
"ulturo, allied by Pernrd Haruch.
former head of the T. S. Grain Cor
noratlon, and Herbert Hoover, for
mer food administrator Is out to
find the man responsible for the
i act that the Kansas farmer receives
inly $9 for enough wheat to make a
barrel of flour which costs the con-
umer Mr. Haruch has already
WHAT riM I! WOMKN WANT
done a llttla cmtet look I fie around
raw nutlorlnl can be carried on sl-jllfi admits th:t the spread In price
miiltaneously. (between the farmer and retail cus
tomer h too great, and Indicates that
there "might be some profiteering
somewhere In the dealing between
Tb Influence of club women the f irmer and the consumer" with
throughout the country will be us'dhe profiteer going off with the bulk
to secure a 100 percent attendance f the profits. Who the Inhabitant of
of wmir'n at the polls this fall. Thi'jthe woodpile Is. he hrs not yet de-co-operatlon
of club women and of . 'erm'ned, but he means to find out
women generally will also be urged i shortly. Farmers aud consumers
him success, for
The French observatory at Pnrlu
Is going (o send out the correct time
twice a day from KUfcl Tower to
wlrelens stations all over the world.
Pretty soon the world may be run by(to aid In every wny In obtaining the everywhere wish
The former emp rrr of Cermnnv Is
building a high board fence around
loo-n. Still living tin to his part us
Holland's star boarder.
Duck Season to
Open October 16
SALEM. Ore.. Si.pt. 21. The sea
son for dueks ami geese in eastern
Oregon will open on oetober 11 ami
close on January 15. as far as the
state offfeials are enncerned, despite
the report printed in cirtiiln news
papers to the effect that the aeubnn
would open on September 16, In con
formity with the federal statutes.
This was niade plain in a li Ral opin
ion (riven by Attorn y (ienertil Drown
today at the request of A. J. Moore,
district attorney of le-chmes county.
The atlornny-Keneral held that tlieUlor and thickness.
state authorities should be governed
by tire state taiuti s.
"DANDERINE"
Stops Hair Coming Out,
Doubles Its Beauty.
J
1$
A few cents buys "Danderine."
After an application of "Damlenne"
you can not find a fallen hair or an)
dandruff, besides every hair showt
new life, vigor, brightness, more
A Windshield Visor ad is a touch
of refinement to your car. You like
to be well dressed, how about our
car? H. Morton.
MASONS ATTKXTIOX.
Patrole Plane
Takes "Flier"
"Klffel time
time.1
Instead of "Creenwlch I pasage of legislation of especial in- this evil Is not confined to Kansas
teres! to women when congress con-'nor to the price of wheat, binding
ff
The Kiddie's Fyr
uparklc when you
serve Wheat Heart
with cream. Full of
a wealth of health.
ranee k
Flour makts muA
fins, Ivo.
With the "Knack" Knocked Out
Good baking no longer de
pends upon "knack". The
use of (OMSEOg Flour and
a good recipe assures tasty
and pleasing results even to
beginners. Housewives of ex
perience proved it long ago.
That'f another reason your
jroccr recommends CO CiiTt til 15
It come in 10, 24i auj
4"-h vmind tacks.
Cup Cakes for
Luncheon
2H cun fTSttU.-lXE hkxir.
(iilievi tt1'rT meufng)
3 iMirxKww baking txv-
Jf (lvct).
I cup Mtgnr.
H cup hortninf
To third cup irulk.
3 rssa
W tra.xwi Mlt
Crrm iuxir and ihortenlnc
tim trwr . tJt rmlk and :
tvWJ bakinii ivVr mri ult
Co fWur LWkt in Rnktf
v II ll
K
t
MKDFOUn. Sept. 21. Tho first
accident of the air foi( service pa
trol on the Medford aviation field
occurred this noon when the fuur
planes and men from the Kugene
hase arrived at Barher Held to de
part at 2 o'clock this aftein-jnn for
Mather field, Sacramento, this being
the last day of the forest patrol ser
vice in Ori'Kim.
The third nf the plums to arrlie
from the Kntreiie bnse was n big I"
Haviland with Cadet Di-Gorma ns
pilot aud Mechanic Luddy. which in
making the landing because e
Gorma was flying too low struck the
trees at the imt end of the th Id.
took a nose dive and completely
overturned, badly wrecking the ma
chine. Fortunately neither man wa.
hurt beyond a few minor bruises.
A staled communication of Laurvl
Lodgo No. 13, A. F. & A. M.. will be
held in Masonic Temple Wednesday
veiling. Sept. 22. Work in the M.
M. degree, hunch will be served.
lly order of W. M.
W. F. HARRIS, Secy.
XOTU K TO FIBLIC.
Tho Winchester Hospital for tho
cure of Tuberculosis has taken over
all the Interring of the Huiter Sanr
(arium. All those lndvb'.ed t the
old concern will plwase call and set
lie at the olliee of sanitarium. Those
holding accounta against institution
will present same.
liL'lTEH SANITARIUM.
The wo:.ien of St. George's Guild
will hold a home cookery sale at
Kidd's grocery Saturday, Sept. 23.
Burgl
A spotllpht that is different. H
exeluttlve. use a Ked Spot. II. Mer-
ten, Tarts anil Accessories.
o
ars Prowl
While Man Sleeps
SKATTI.E. Wash.. Sent, t?
"Twelve hours sleep a day U nior.
Important than burglars to a man of
92." accordlne to Goodman Al. blin
der, who told the police here that he
went haek to sleep llnmedialelv after
a prowler in h!n bedroom awakened
hint with a flashlight. "If I let
burglars and such worry me. I
wouldn't be as old as I am today,"
he continued.
Mr. Alexander, who nnnears to he
in excellent health, also said that
en shells and hard bread preserved
my ti-eih. 1 eat soft boiled cees and
then the shell every morning for
breakfast." He also suKfrested that
boys start smoking early, because, he
said, tehacco soothes the nerves
I've smoked since I was 16 and 1
smoke today more than a pound of
tol'aeeo every month."
Mr. Alexander has lived In Seattle
since 190ti. at which time he I. ft
San Francisco. He was born In To
land and came to the I'nlted State
when he was IS. He is certain he
will live to be 100 years old. he savs.
providing, that thieving burglar
don't steal any more of my sleep."
1111. V V4 FATHI'R RKfORT.
It. S Wattir ltti.Mi.ti tn.t nffi..
Rosehur. Oteiton. 24 hour. rnt:ng &
1'rerlpltallna Is Urkes a.l nnaitrntttt.
H.Ki,,...t l.-ii.i.. r .t iii r v.-ittfr.tiiv
l-.w.-.t t. !( 'itture l.t nlKht ... T.i
I'r (iMlnti.,,, , :) I,,,,,,-, ,,.
Ax.-r.m,. .r... ii, fi,.In Sept 1. ....
T.tt.il erf. lp .11:, ftrt ef et.t . . .
Normsl er.'lt'. for ttils ntenth... I i).
Tela I pr.. (rm a,,,t. , to
l.'t
Opening Art Needle Shop
E3
WAXTKU 3 lahuicra and 3 caroi-ir
tvrn. Apply tu M. V, HvrU, Cau und
LiiaawitK hii.
WANTED Uood tt-amatr to . work
tt am uii road nU liirai. J. K. Mark.
Pliuii 4-F3.
WANTKE Olrl or woman to assist
with houuwurk. Jhtion 11-F2. Mru.
L.yl Mtnulwrit.
WANTKti tfchuu) teacht-r In Dtrftrlci
No. 61. Drew, Or. Apply tu Zulma
U'ANTi:i Voik by flmt c1uh ma
chin tut and auto nievhitnic. Addrvittf
1.. N,, car .VfWs-lCcvlew.
WANTIUO (iirl or youtiif woman
work In diet klnhn Ori-on tstutt;
t-oIUierg Hume. I 'hone Ji:t.
WAXTKU Olrl
work.
for uvncrul office
Address In own huiidwritlut.
tilting f xpt i iviice, etc.. to U. I.,
Newa-lltjvtcw.
WANTtOU Mudt-i n liuune in good con
dltio.i, ifttud location, easy trrinn,
r."Hbunul)lo. No audita. U. K.der,
ton it M., uratits t'.nm, orepon.
WANTKU Apple pickers. Wasei 45
cfntM vr hour fur in tin, 35 cvnta pt-r
hour fur wonifii. MchIi at bunk
liouue if dfnired. Tents for cuniperi
Overlmid irrehurds, Garden Valley.
HOY WAXTKD-A tfood. live boy "a":
apiirentlce in the iiiec hankal depart
nietit, of tha NWM-Heview. Must bj
over 16 yriirs of atce. This is a line
opportuiuty to Kuln complete know)
t?dK of the business. Fair sulary to
siurt wun. Bee tittles, AewaKuvlw
ultite.
FOK KENT.
FOll RKNT BIk, clean sleeping- room,
iltHe In. IMione 1.33-11.
!' HI UK NT K u r n 1c hid ho u Hekeeplng
rooms. Itosebmy Apurtintnt.. j'hone
6y.
boxes
b'U 1 1 It KNT Sa f e t y
ItoBcbuitf Natlunul Dank-'
l-HUt ItKNT Farm at oiuHa, or will
sell on fusy leimH. Apply to Min. J.
1. Uenn, 315 Chadwick St., Host bin K.
On'.
MISCKIXAMIOLti.
DUKK8MAKiX(l-: Uouth Pln St.
Mm. t'. llcrriuk.
CAN SAVK YOU $u0 on a new 1920
modi. L'huvtolet. Inquire Service
Gur.me, ItoytbuiB, Ore.
TKACTOFl l'U)VlNO i;ct your older
in at ente If you witiit work done.
Gilbert Uoi-d. Uox 1293, Koneburu;.
dAKKTY FliiaT Secure a safety de
posit hex fur your valuable ptipers at
tin- tUmebnrs; Natlomil H:tnk.
ttVK OltAMri fcilOIJL Now ready fur
.! it iincn t. Ufst for pastur sowing,
Jly i,er cwt. Special price on larKu
hUs. k. A. Uhoten. fcialtm, Ore.
MoNKY TO LOAN i'l-yr rural
ureuit farm loans, low Interest rate.
IV.uWt lucal money to lean on s;ood
rnl en tale, t list mortgage, rieo W.
F. Uice. of IUce A Itioe.
UXCllA.V.fc. for Itoaeburg or t-lutte In
wiipiuved property, siudebaker 7
pass.nger, in No. 1 condition. See
1'atzlaf at Motor Shop Curaxe.
TAKKN 11 Bay mure with bfll on.
Ki;y mart' aid black horse. Ownvr
may recover animals by imvmit
h.iiKes. E. F. Olllvant. Looking
Mr. KHi Stewart and Miss
Kth-1 Wriib beg to a:i
Tiuuuro tht opt ntng of their
Art Needle Shop, and you
are cordially lnvltd to in
ppeot and to solicit their
aid In your art wants.
EverythingftheBaby
.At (lie 1 1 t simp.
DoHil.As corvrv taiiti:mv
AMI TAX MM; t O.!l-AX .
Tanners of furs, tat lilerml.i r.f
heads nnil all kinds of animal.
Manufacturers of furs ahm.t ar
throws, muffs, fur enat-t nnd cans
i it . . .. .
. i.n.tu r..tir.t;u, I'rop.
All work guaranteed. Orders taken
at S. K. Slk''S' hardware store or
uidres 1. o. Hoi 8S7. Ros burg.
KSTllAY MlIH K -Yearling black Jer-
') iieiit-r ortiK. into my pa.tur.
s.-v.-nil we?ka aico and hits not beea
cli.lnit-d owiitr nin Lave aiima by
tuentifyinif. itr.hert TJomsland, R.
L) i. Ito.eburg.
SALR-T
i wo nii, .
r. - - ..
all KiM,s7,;,r: -!'
,"..BALK-Jry ..,.7--
iJenVailui. ValT. et,
t oil MALKKr
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ton sai.iC '.
puppyei.,.,ni u. "old 'ITISJ
fuil uTi?rr-.-
r'ott s
In: U. bum
KOI!
W. Il,ulit ?.? C
""n. live tiny tin., T ' cw.I
ju ai.u-.. "i;-
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Ktllt KAI I. L- I
"Ull. A. U. Ib.11,.1.1 '--"
Itos.bury.
FOK halktttz:: K--
delivored. I - ' .. ' sj:
I'llulio t-K4.
'"r. ku
l-urhan. -;t j"" WflC.
at oner. 231 .s uiiJ'Sr' " .
KOU SAl.k-la;u ll.ri
tmcyi' e anil i.iu ' r13'
Muiru sij w .
i 9 iiai:iitn.i ... ... v
Sales Co. """'' 'l
"'V.!?.. st.KrTonnrra'
" rt'tti attired boar t y
i v .; . : ?:
"--vo iur sale, aUn i
doe. reKijtrd tock J I
n.VnbirOrtJKon.
lKl'U Mohkl cirKVRTdTrs-:
6000 mllcn; all new tirt A hirr 1
at Fiiane 4Tb. '"I
ikx auouK.s Fok sVi.u- ... . J
pur; alito wrapping paptr VJ
FOll SAI.fc: -5-ioom nouse. biiHJ
quira Niwu-Keview
.(Jl'NU T HAM Hnd harntu for alt"
will trade for Ford tar.
.Jiuuru, urtgon.
W Rut, J
run HAi-fc. nurva; 2 ll. re in p-J
crop. $5iiyy. Box U, til. 1, RUMbur
FOll SSA1.K New LluJfcte tour in t
at a bargain. Will take lsjtj Furd j
view.
rv'i. n.M.i i-rune neei, itaaaa inl
i fiiiHH. -eur trews, niUirti il
lamiiy orc-nurd Btot-k. K. L, ilti, I
iiiiuB wvsi mmtuurt ore.
Foil SALE 36 3-4 acres, nartlr
fi'nuu, nun way Dei ween mi
uret'K an rernue, on stage JotA. i
v., I'uiinani. iayit ureea, ore
b)H KA Lb. Ktf acres gootf iisLd
uiiiu, r. vt i r. beotion II, t ;
It. ti W, Valuation. :'Si,. Aflir-i
J. E. Turner, care News-Rtfi.
FOK SALE Saddle pontes, ff r.
traiie for hay. icraln. wuudratid
Altio Kuod work team. Dter Cif4
liarn.
U)iT Hunch of kvyn. Loav at Nws- J j lf.
l'?Yiv off if . Liberal reward. j YOU
lA ';T ("ui i:l bt-ada with K'ld clasp. 1 i0,
Foil SALK ti-ioom modern lnm
clout in; will gtv posieMiei tl
omu. i'lion 4iui, inijuir
Fowler St-
FOK SALE Ytarliniu Ramboali
rams that will Mi ear .9 to J 1".
line whlt wool. Will ttli oct j
carload, l'ri. es right. F. W. Htr i
Aahland.Orf.40n.
Foil SALE New OruKun itrawb::i
oltintH. anv atmiiint. rn-t out bu-1
varlv and net the benefit ot wl
yc-ir. 1). F.. Woi.J & Sn, on hiiil
north of Kdi-nbinwr store.
FOil SALE n Huick four in 11
toiidit on: one IVL'D Ml.i,
15"ty mlK'S; one Maxwell bug. r
HHm..i.u. olirht These art
bai Kaln. Come and s e them H "
t'lnpiiua Auto iiiiop, Wiochitr J
I'hune 3 a.
t.'OU fill KnBhnrff DroprtT v?l-w
ttvm bluvka of enter of city.
erty now brlntfiiifeT 5"-M rwt rl
tide! owner quarters. Ot r'j
t refit, pared ildewalk arm ,1
eal with owner ai n
Uf waid if returned
Mi-pliens Rtreot.
to 333 Sou til
H iST Lady's black fur, on dwtoiir
road bftwen Oakland and Wilbsr.
Kinder return lo News-Jtvitw oitic.
Reward.
FOU SALE.
FOR PALE 100 Angora goats. Phone
3J-F14.
Foil SALE Recleaned rT-gra seed
ix 'iitn a pound f. o. b. Kuienc
('re. Earl J. Ivle, R. J, Junction City
AI.E-I aire ock r"?!L3
L)odft canyon; low ef wttr.
t " hn.. olher ua
4 bead ahee'p. 1 hgt. tori. arj
lots of timber. Part dowa. fcJJJJT
l-hu. A Hunt. Oakland, Oref!;
1(1 t A 1 Tj i in - - rm
j LKrul hlaak t-f
?E!4?
irTJt. and f Mr an abuJ. -,1
Iirl., S3 l.r(. ..IS. n" '.rw!
yara or roaa n.. -"-t.f..!
r.irth.r tnrornietloD writ. I
.ana Nurs.rlw. '!,, "v" f- I
Huntine nnsltlvplv nrohiblted on
the lands of the Curry Estate.
Apiilo packers, don't foreet tha'
we have a stock of Kenton naper
holders on hand. Churchill llwd. Co.
.1 (,
Av.Pt.. lirr.li. fr..m Sn. I
Total .Met. frtiitt Sept. I. tiljit
Av.raa. tr,-:Mt.Mton for 41 t
.A.sons tsti-t t.. Mir. Imo.. lit:
rrffut to I p. n. f, r jlhwnin
Orvaon;
Toni.ul and Thiir-t.t.v nrtsstn-ni rs'n.
WILLIAM BEU. Obs.rv.r.
YOUR FALL
TOP COAT I
Whon a man wears a Fall
Topcoat, you put him
down as being "above
the average". Others
will put you in this desir
ed class, when you wear
a Topcoat tailored by L'S.
"It must be tailo'.-ed to be
correct."
ORMR rSUr'S TODAY.
Try Our Way
Our Auto Will tU.
1'hon VK1.
BUY YOUR
Wood Coal
from
H.J. DENN
TRANSFER CO.
Oornar Oak and Main.
Telephone 12S
Prompt Service Frit Rifht
Special attraction t tbe imjl
Thursday evening, Sept. tl. I
Hon to the dance to be Pn W I
i . th hnnnital. A"" I
dance by .Maxine Moore J'gl
Slnnliter. pupils 01 tac
line studio.
Sberger's
BARGAIN STORE
GOOD LIN'EOF
NEW CLOTHING
Second-handShoes. CIO
ing. etc. Best Bargain'
in koscuui.
BATTERIES!
. ...if
f.r. tlS.DO "'
unevroie. v.... ...tH
Bu.ck Car....l30MJ'45
For Other Cn
p,k.eS on APPl'"'"
MOTOR SHOP GAKAff
441 H. Jacko