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BUbHCMillTlON HATES
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lai!y, ! montha, by mall .00 I
l(y Carrier, pur rtiuriih 60 J
Tde AsauLlutud J'reaa la axulimlvwly
ntltled to Utm uau fur republication of
all newi dlapaU-hew credited to It or
not otherwise credited In thla paper
and ttlnu the lorul newa publlihed here
in. All riKhta of republication of apa
tlal dlnpatuhea bareln ttf alao raaerved.
Kntervd aa aucond-clHiiM niut(r May
17. laiU, at the pout office at ftuaebura;,
Ort-gon, under the Act of March i. M71.
Official Republican Statement
Ity Doug)'" County JtHilUrAii Cenlrul Commit !?.
( mrfc, Oregon, Kcf-t. liH, lOlfO.
Airplane Thief
Makes His Getaway
PAL. France, Sftpt 28 A polUh
ed gentleman wearing the full re
galia iil un aviator and presenting
pilot's ccrtlTit .atw, entered the
fthops of an airplane works here a
few days uko and expressed a denire
to puchane an airplane Accom
panied by a rMirHeiitatlVfi of the
firm he evoluted over the Pau Held
In various uiuchiiieH, hIiowIiik great
vlrtuoHity In aerial KymnaHtlcs, (lo
in the fulling leaf, lonnlntc I hi'
loop, sliding on the whig and other
stunts until ho decided to pun hane
a hllilane for which he gave a cer
titled check as puyment. lie then
I tew away.
In a field near San Reliant lan
Spain, yesterday, there was found
an abandoned airplane In which
there was a satchel containing er
ernl thousand francs In French ail
ver and gold pieces.
A polished gentleman wearing the
full regalia of an aviator was seen
to leavp the plane a few minute
after it lauded carrying heavy grips
or the (tame type as the one left In
the plane, No one returned for the
third grip and It has been ronMs
cated by tho Spanish authorities.
The Pu u alrplitne club has noti
fied the Aero club of Kugland as
well as the Service of European Ae
rial navigation to be on the lookout
for an aerial smuggler.
. AROUN'O THR TOWJf
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IIoiiho Iteliiff IteltuMt.
The A. C, Mnrstern house on 1011a
street which burned some time ago
and was nearly totally destroyed, is
being rebuilt this week by the owner.
I.ctt This Mikrnhiir
Mrs. J. M. Month nnd son, Ted.
left this morning for Palo Alto where
(he latter will enter his second yenr
tt Standford I'nlversity. Mrs. Mooth
will remain with her son for about
a month.
Kiitfmred In Mint Miimimhm
James M. .Walking, Jr.. a former
resident of Itoseburg, Is at lhepres
ent time engaged In the mint busi
ness at Klamath Kails and In a mcm
l.er of a concern known as tho Pacific
Voast Mint Co., which is developing
nlho Industry in that hoc t Ion.
lU'HmvN fcitlt nurea
The'blg silk sule being held this
week by the Mellows store la attract
ing large crowds and the extraordin
ary bargains as advert ised by this
est a I dish men t has proved a draw
hit card. Several new bargains Are
listed by Mellows today.
The failures of the democratic ad
ministration In currying on the war
were so abaurd and ho tremendous
thut they now afford ainnsoineut for
earth and heaven, had they not been
so pathetic in their resulla. Many
people retnemlMT how hard it wan
to get intelligent action out of thai
Inefficiency omco, known as til
Bureau of War Misk Insurance. Many
remember pathetic cases of women
and children deprived of necessities
because allotments from the pay of
brave men fighting in Frame did
not come. Here Is an instance as re
lated In the Literary Digest of May
10, 1519
"Here Is another case, the rase of
a man who 'iouirht with the Marines
near Chateau-Thierry, who won the
Croix do Guerre, for heroism, and
paid for it with wounds that left him
a physical wreck. He was discover
ed penniless in a New York lodging
house, with bis wonud not yet all
healed and all the while our gov
ernment owed him $275 for back
pay nnd allowances. My peddling,
which was that sort of work that
his jvenkened bodily state permitted
him to do, he was trying to make
enough to live on until certain offi
cials could be persuaded to for
ward his pay check. The New York
Tribune described this second flag
rant instance In which tho goverti
iiiene had not kept faith with a man
who risked his Itfe for It.
'Mon a Id M. Douglas was a trumpet
er in the b'th Marines. It was he, who
on that never to be forgotten first
day. of June, lit I ft, sounded the
trumpet which sent the Marines Into
Imltle at Chateau Thierry. Ills
bugle was "never to rail retreat."
The Marines with Douglas and other
trumpeters In tho lead, met the ier
man horde, head on, and, as history
has recorded It, Raved the day and
the war for the allies. Today Douglas
is In this city, and, altho he won the
Croix de Guerre, he paid for it. He
s a physical wreck and penniless
Ills case probably one of the most
pathetic on the records of the war
department, wan brought to light
through the police and the lied
Cross In Investigating n note sent
by n woman living at 271 Central
Mark West. The letter told of his
plight and his dire need. Ho had
been canvassing n part men ts nlong
Central Park West during the last
two weeks selling coupons (for a
ilown town photograph gallery.
Ills story aroused the sympathy
of the woman, who, after purchasing
coupon from him for $3.50, decid
ed to writo to the Ited Cross. The
lied Cross, fearing that the man
might he an Impostor, because there
had been reports of a number of
uniformed men nbuslug their ser
vice, communicated with tho mili
tary authorities. They in turn, got
in touch with Detectives Dully and
Urndy of tho pA'csA .Forty-seventh
street station.
The detect Ives visited the house
where ,Douglas was staving". They
found him physically Incapacitated
with a fissure In his right thigh of
Fhrapnel wound large enough to
lay ones hand in. From Dourlas and
from the Marine recruiting offices
it :M F.asl Twenty third street, thev
learned that he was penniless, and
wreck
Prune Plants ore Ittisy
The nronia of "prune Juice now
greets the visitor In the north Hose
burg district, as all three of the
packing plants located there ore all
In operation. At all times of the dav
large trucks are driving up to the
plats and nnlo ding nuanllties of the
iHiuglan County product.
lOrectlng ljirire sign
The county democratic hendqiinrt-
WARREN G. HARDING
Lri
7 0 V
y t& mk
rttary of the navy ialo I' possible
lor lX'Wny to win ul Manilla and
'SauipauD to win on s.intiuK. Prank--lin
Houaevvlt aa assistant ecft'tary
of the Navy haa ('alifiirnia to
see half of the Ainentmi 1 J - t .
Krauklin In as mu. Ii likv l liwxlorg
,a a clrnn i like a l-.ir rut. If ho '
TilHOdoiB liOOBlMlll. Kliliu Koot s
Ciene Iflm and liryau Is a nnwtr
Chicago Tribune. i
8trawberryPlants!
FOU SALK Si:vcrul thousand rf
11 rootid alrawbirry ulants. K
Uallou.
Ort-gon aud Gold Dollar, $10 J
per thoutiund. E. P.
SuG WinchcsKT. or
Uiiiiihall. It. 2.
W. H.
It it curious to note how the minds
Movie CIoscups
An appealing siory of thrilling ac
tion, sertf sacrifice and Iue, written
by H. H. Van I-o.m. " prominent
screen author, will le shown at the
Antlers theatre tonight when Harry
Carey Is presented in his latest I'ni
versal feiture. Mlue Streak McCoy.
Job McCoy driffn into the border
country of the sou'h'A-st. The rang
er service appeals to hU adventur
ous spirit, so he joins and becomes
active in protecting the mining in
terests. Marlowe, a prominent oper
ator, has a son, who recalls to Job
his own youth, and thf two become
great friends. Marlowe's niece. Di
ana, also strikes his fancy, and stirs
him to better deeds. I'nfortunately
Marlowe's wife is attracted by her
husband's manager. Otis, who plans
to steal his employers cold and then
elope with his wlf". Job interrupts
their plans, wins the admiration of
Buy Better Bucks
and the
Best Breeding Ewes
for Less Money.
BUY SHEEP WHtN THEY ARE LOW. THAT IS RIGHT NOW
If you an- intci I'tttfil in any number
f.f either KTi-de or riKileied ithrep ut
the fulluwiiig urtMcl:
ILtmiishire Sli r(h Ire. Lincoln. IWm-m-y.
CutKWuld, iiaiiiloui'lte, or any
Uri(M un quirk what you want.
OKi;. M KSMH'K COM. CO.
Box 51. North Portland, Oregon.
of many leading democrats "go 'Diana and the aincere gratitude d:
along with" the "wet" sentiment of
the country. Not only Is the organiz
ed llijuor traffic of the east raisin;
money to help elect Cox, believing
and asserting that he will help to
undo national prohibition, but pres
ident Wilson himself has given much
encouragement to the same people.
no vetoed tho Volstead act, which
was to carry into effect the ISth
amendment and make prohibition a
reality, and which a republican con
gress passed over his veto. Ho also
gave a concrete illustration of his
views Ity the exercise of the pardon
ing power in Onegon. JJ hn M.
DsvIh aud K. R. Ioug were convic-
ed In the Ifederal court at Portland
of operating whiskey stills and were
sentenced Davis to six months In
Jail and a fine of $.P0, and Long to
thirty days nnd a line of $100. Neith
er of them hail started to serve their
sentence whi'ti tho president of the
T'nlted States struck off the jail
sentence and reduced the li'lne of
Davis to $150. If a bootlegger can1
always squaro himself by paying n1
fin( prohibition is a dead letter, we
all know. Are the lienor interests
deceived in their belief that Cover-!
Marlowe, who offers Job any favor
It is within his power to gr; nt. How
Job stifles his great desti and also
masks his feelings in order to bring
happiness to his "biiddie" and the
girl he loves are told in th conclud
ing scenes of what has been called
the year's best wea'ern story, "Ulue
Streak McCoy."
Reeves Kason, who directed the
picture selected some mt able play
ers for the leading roles in support
ntf Mr. Carey, aning them beint;
Ruth Royre, Rav Hipnlev. Hreezy
Kason, Chas LeMm-nc. Ruth Colden
1,11a Kesllo and Charles Arltng.
A genuine emerald valued at $27.
000, (h uted In J. Warren Kerrir-'n's
latest Mm n ton nre Inctin'i. "Th1
Creen Flame." rebated by V. V.
TTodklnson. nnd now showing at the
Llherty theatre.
In this play Kerritr.Hi hus the nart
of the private detective assigned to
tho task of running ilown a danger
ous K'tng of jewel thieves. With the
aid of a clever girl colleague he fore
Htnlls ft plan of the r conks to steal;
"Th Creen Flame" a priceless em- j
era Id, formerly one of Russia's j
nor Cox. as president, would help crown Jewels, and captures the lead-1
to undermine the law and bring Urs of the gang. I
about Its repeal. j While searching lfor a stone of a I
s& suitable brilliance to represent "The I
The-wets have yet been unable to Green Flame." the Mrunton s'udiol
foid William Jennings Mrvan. He has i Property man hit upon the idea of
d to open his mouth
so far re fun
for Cx.
C v
Let tho voters of Douglas county
who wish to maintain and enlforce
prohibition look carefully at tho
local kII uat ion. They will observe
that the "wet" forces are lining up
to beat nt least two republican can
didates on the local tirket for no
other reason than that these men
hae consistent "dry" records. To
carry out the plan they are sup
porting one man known to be "wet"
and another known to bo "dry."
They will support a nominal "dry1
renting a valuable emerald belonging
to Jacob J. Holt, lh well known
California OH magnate, "Holt agreed
to loan Kerrigan the fewel, provided
that ho put up $ 7 ,0oo bond. Its an
pralped value. This was done and
the gem became a motion pic ore
"prop" for a period of three weeks.
I man to boat a man v ho has been ate
trying to eke out a living , eressive for prohibition, because
I at eaten Jons, wnile awaiting msithey thus hope to "split
Idiscnarge ami tne governtnenr
owed h 1 m for back pay and allow
ances.
Douglas told lieutenant Miller at
the marine recruiting of' Ice that he
hail been solicit Ing orders along
Central Mark West, "trying to earn
la living legitimately white awaiting r
mv discharge from the Marines. A
According to the lieutenant. Doug Remember what happened to con
las' story reveals how he enlisted in j gressman Volstead in the primaries
llhn Marlon corns on A mil 4 1Ht.iM. u .li- r... . .. ,.r . t,..
ers on lower Cass street today made niuI went ovpr (tl September 1 ! 1 7 : on ludi. ia. v in the hou-e of Ienie
Hrrangemeuis to erect a large sign nnw he' was wounded at Chateau-! sent n ives and took a leading part i V
In front of the office In order that Thlerrv when cauuht In n b trn.ge: ! framing the V.-Nu-ad act to mak
itum'uum a.m me kihiii hi li.iKe mu? nnw nA n(J gone ttirougn the worst priHl I h j! ion idfectlve. When to
May AMIsftn, who in the star In
"The Cheater" which will be re
peated nt the Majestic tonight, ha
always been familiar In Unlit conicdv
ro'es of the butterfly type, but it is
paid that she was not satisfied with
these. At any rate "The Cheater"
Hf fords a chinge for the beut if u'
blonde star, her part "calling for an
entntiftttl iutu-ir tf ilia u f c .nt .maf
the "dry" I H..H ,i ,1,i,.,.ii..
vo:e.U-t good stnugbt republicans, tbp psvrhll!o..v of a woman's soul,
and dry and honest, democra t:i ; Sho hnB 1P uutha Ira,,init role pf
take note of what is gomg on. It sjU!y Mpa, tIlH vu, Binm,r whn
openly predicted tha. a certain dem-, hpron,(,s n lllt Hno pnonI(, hfs tIiru
onailc candidate will get halt the ; (he r(1CPnPr.,,illK InfIlPnr0 nf ,ho onr
church vote and all the wets and ntan sho lovs ..Tho chp.lTor hn.
hh..ihm-li. viin i ne voters op so , , .....i , .Th n ,..t i..
hearts of ell who saw it that
never be suppl inted.
wil!
of that memorable tinn. behold his enemies had induced
A new member has been added to
the force tir the CJobe Theatres Co..
!n this city in the person of Mr.
AHcp S. Cav. who will be the orenn-
caiuo ,,,t ( tno Ant'ers theatre. Mrs. Cav
has fust completed a year's contract
know of t heir locat Ion. Roy 11 uf-
hnin has been fimated to tuilnt the ii.irt..n Hnvi
sign and it will be placed in position flf i. bow he bad nhlftedU -.i.v .,,. e .V . !" ' Nw York Citv. nnd came to thif
IMnn ovel Dam-o Stunt
With the advent of the winter
mouths, t he week end dancing par
ties nt the armory are gradually be
coming more popular and every Sat
urday uU'ht large row. Is dance to
the Jazz-O Four music. The manage
inent of these dames announced to
day that during the winter a num
ber 4f feature stunts will be staged
and on uet Saturday night they
plan lo Intersperse It ree dances dur
Ing the ewning's program. Tho ar
mory floor has been placed in tine
condition and the recognized Ja..-O
Four, with piano, saxophone, drums
nnd pylophoue. In putting out all of
the latent dance strains
from one hospital to n not tier ami pel to run m;aiiisi him Volstead
had Klnally landed In Mhiladelohl was apparently defeated, though t'hti
from nresi on I'ecemoer ..m iasi . i esu It may hit oerturned by
I no sniry eniisieu ine svmpainv or,rourts iiecause the enemies of Vol
the officers at the recruiting office stead are charged with iolating th
and they promised to do all thev corrupt pract i e Act. When thev
could to expedite his discharge nnd ' eantiot do better, the wets are per'i
to help obtain his monev for him " frctly willing to kill an aggressive
The shame which good Americans ' dry in:in oft w ith another dry man.
reel mi reaittuc tfim lniticimeni ic - e.e.'ially if thev think they
crtmtual governmental inrompeten
cv becomes mini; led wil h contempt
when it is realized that a large part
of the great army of Ineffi'teniw is
st III on the payroll h' Washington,
nearly two years after the close o
the war. Nothing but the avalanche
of ballots which will Tall on Novem
her 2nd, can "Jar loose" tho deadl
'ncuhus
jeitv fntn T.os Aneeles, where she
jhas been vNittng.. Mrs. Oay will play
illt the M:i1ili llionfrn fr a ehrrt
,n,!liine nnHl Prml nurnoni -a-Un fc
i now nl; viug at the Antlers, return
' to Alhanv. nt which time Mrs. Cav
: will be transferred to the Antler
'( permanently. Mm. fJny began her
j duties at th Majestic theatre on
Monday night.
Sheet MetalWork
OK A 1,1, KINDS
J- II. SINNIGEB
IIP OAK STHFKT IMIONK 42H
TOO FOND OF SPECULATING
Many people are too fond of speotilatintf -atul
in consetpienee a latye peroentaKe lose their
entire principal in some risky scheme that
promises a lit ilividrml. It is more satisfac
tory to be safe than to be sorry. Mart an ac
count with the Koseburjf National Bank.
4 IVr cent lu'ei-ost Paid oa Svluif Aocouut.
TheRosebui Nalional Bank
Rosebur,Ore
SI
1
Dr. R. P. j
Bradford i
are
ctiottsing a weak sUter" whom they
may be possibly able to bauiboob
when thev need his help. They want
no man they know they can never
use. A dry" man who allows him
self to e used as a cats paw in this
kind of a game shows his calibre,
There are plenty of straight, un
i 'landing "w"f men who would
scorn to be used as monkeys to lake
chestnuts out of the fire.
Franklin l. Itoosevelt was taken
' fill In the democratic national
ticket been ii o his name was Itoose
velt. IV it hd been anything eNe
he would not have been thought of.
He was in Chicago recently and Is
on his way to other states carrying
the name Roosevelt to people who
admire If.
lie says he Is out after the pro
gressive republicans who Were Ifoose
velt republicans. That is his job In,
the campaign. He is to put the hon
ey of a name on the trap of a ticket. !
Franklin hoosevelt is a fifih cous
in of i heodore Hoose
relationship is the
intimacy mat ne can c a m. The last-' ,1 rll.. t i
time that Theodore Roosevelt head- t ClJ tollOgC Of ChlfOpraCtlC
ed a national ticket. Franklin j X 0 the VYOrld
mniririi nnn WIMKIIIK HOT Olie OI
nts opMnents. oodrow U ilnon
and within a week after he was lu-l
.lugurntod. Franklin Roosevelt was!
made Assistant i'ecretary of the!
Navy, a position he now holds. I
llecause Frnnklln's name Is Roose- !
velt. because he was in the New York !
legislature, nnd because he is as-J
ststant secretary of the navy, ho Is1
put forward as another Theodore. If;
ha Is. then Ilillv Sundav is a Mormon, t
Theodore Koovlt at assistant mc-J
The Symbol
of Merit
In ancient Assyria, stone jars
marked with certain seals
were known to contain wine
of the highest quality. In mod
ern times articles stamped
with certain trade marks are
recognized as supreme In their
field. The Hoch trade mark Is
a notable symbol of merit a
mark which for more than a
score of years has designated
supreme quality, and proved
this meaning to more than
4,000.000 users 'df llosch High
Tension Magneto Ignition..
Through the world It desig
nates America's Supreme Igni
tion system the. highest of
manufacturing Ideals, zealous
ly guarded and scrupulously
maintained. To seek this me
phisto "A-R" trade mark, to
find It and to make use of tho
automotive electrical products
It identifies, Is to be positively
satisfied.
BOSCH
OFFICIAL
BOSCH
Service Station
American BosCm M'netS Corporation
DEVANEY& BURNETT
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CLASSIFIED COl.TiMvf
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WANTED Man dlshwaalier at
rfvttrrla.
WANTED Furnished
huuse. Tfl.
or unfurnished
WANTED KorJ lourlliK body, model;
ALL KINi.k ,,... .
M,on. iir r' uST
WANTbu rurKey, iarg o
Buyer Urum. k'hone 14-FH.
WANTKu iiouaekettper, no youn;
Imllea need apply, l'hone 41-U.
l ti ur ater. liox o. uukiujiu. urutfuii. i ... "u'uou Ui
, j 'J""'- I'lxunvili- i Ft
1. 1 For kai. i;z . -
Knit mai I.
J"i- Ii. fan,,, TeSmiEf'""!
car
WANTKlJ jood sbctp pusiuru. Chus.
K. I'uLlnri,".iutt- VaWuy, Oi-,
WANTJiU Carrot cage at Foulch's
Confectionery.
VVA N T KTiXpple pi. kern. Mrs. J. D.
Young. Uardcn Valley, l'hone 32-KtJ.
W A N'TKI -Cha m be r ina i d. Apply to
ilru. Troxell, L'mpqua llotul, iinmv
umieiy.
W.NTKE Apple pkkerH. Mrs. I). J.
Young. ( Garden Valley. Phone
3i-Ki
V t A N W A XT K U To d o t oo king.
Kaiiy work. Imjuire I'eoplus tiupply
Co.
WANTKU School tcaciier in UUtrb t
No. til. Drew, Ore. Apply to Zelma
ViinUyke, Clerk.
W A N T iOU A Shetland pony, barneys
and bviggy. The lirown Children, Box
21, 'a ma 8 Valley, Oregon.
WAITKItS U'ANTKD at once. l.uip((ua
Hotel liiiilng Uoom. $ru ami board.
J hours a day; one day off each week.
WAN T K l7 HI gb ' L7hoorKi rfTo wTolc
for room and board unit hoiiio waited,
or girl or woman for general house
work. Call 146 or 3U-Y.
WANTKU iJy high school girl, place
to do light house work for bonrd, or
part al iay nient of board Address
A. W.. care News-Kevlew.
WANTKU 2 apple sorters, preferubly
those who have bad ex per ten ce.
Tents for campers or transportation.
..I'liune 31-K.". overland orchards.
t'Olt 8ALK-
bull. A. U. ilmileld iu5Ji5
KOll SALE 2-botmm
r,-..sl. Ir. ... . ""j vOW; .)M I
.Mlllln.
FOIt S.M.K-
JIS Uaklund
nines Lu.
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ix. utr:
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.iu.u. . . 'i"JI' iractor
Foil KALE Two o -J-r
and on. nKllere,l bow. pM1IK" I
mile. eet of lto.Li;.. I
lUUi.WillMir. Uret'on. I
vjm moukl ciikvao"in?rrirr---l
Btteu mlle; all new lirei. 1 I
at soo. iMu.ne 478 A tar I
WANTKJ Middle awed widow holy ! 7T(I. ri . tt. -
wishes position as housekeeper In a ( , ,V ,f;a Keetl d
reuneti lauiliy ot noiiiis only. A.l
dres K. T. M.. care J-'. S. Wlluon,
Hut her lin, Oregon.
WANTKU Apple pit kefsT W'aKes 45
centd per hour for men, 35 cents per
hour for women. Men 1m at bunk
luiUHe if denirel. Tents for campers,
overland orchards. Oaiden Valley.
frXHt liKNT.
boxes.
KOIt UKNT s'afety deposit
imseouiK iaiionai uanx.
Ko U I : K NT Furnf s h ed rmniT half
block N. high school. 4'.'9 liastAve.
1" lt UKNT Nicest f urn ished To.ons In
town, furnace hot. 1 block of round-
bouse. l'hone 3tla-J.
I'OK UKNT Kami at Olalla, or will
noil on easy terms. Apply to Mrs. J.
I'. Uenn, 313 Cbudwlck HU, Kosebuitf,
Ore.
ter 11. vm, U
. , j2 t 1 1 t i n k uiaus, Ort I
FOIt UKNT Furnished
apartments and Klei
UnH,-lnjiK Apartments
D'oivlas I'liMT,.. :.
bousekeeplnKT
piiitf rooms.
Alain and
MIStfcXLANLIors.
TAKKN 11 Itay horse with halter on.
owner may u-t same by ciiIIiiik m
Sunshine Ham h.
CAN SAVK YOU $l00 on a new ISHO
imid.J Chevrolet. '''(;'.ilre Service
iar;ie. Ittiseburg. Ore.
l-'KKK bomd tu younR nuin or hlich
s. lo.ol boy f.r a little work each day.
Apply CiitVteria.
TUACTOlt 1'1-OWINCiOet your" order
In at once if you w.int work done.
Oilhert Wood. Ilux Host burg.
SAKFTY Fl'ltsf Sejtne 'lgaivYy d?
posit box tor your valuable papers at
the Koseburg Nullonal Bank.
KVK (JUASS skP;U NiTw ""relldy fTTf
ditpment. Uest for pasture sowing,
H per cut. Special price on luitfe
lots. K. A. Khoten. Salem. Ore.
.MonkY TO LOAN ipj-yeur iruraT
credit farm loans, low Interest rate.
fJO.yOO local money to loan on good
real estate. First mortguHe. eiee M
F. It k-e. of Hire A I lice.
I'AKKN 11' Itay m.ire with bell on,
Kiay iiuire nnd black horHe. owner
nuy recover animals by paving
charges. K. K. Ollivant, Looking
IAJST AND FOl'M).
lost White Spitz dog. Finder notify
U ill H. rks. l'hone 8-K3.
Opening Art Needle Shop
Mrs. Ella Sti'wart aud Miss
Kthel Webb boff to an
nounce tho opening of their
Art Sienla Sliop, nnd you
are cordially Invited to in
spect and to solicit their
aid in your art wants.
Every 'th ingfrBaby
At the Hat shop.
KOKil.AS COIXTY TA.XIIIKKMV
A.D TA.M.(j COUA.NV.
Tinners of furs, laxidfrmist of
hiM.ia and all kinds of uniina'.s.
M.inufacturirs of furs, slioirldcr
throws, muffs, fur coats and caps.
J. W. LANGKNliKUG. l'rop.
All work guaranteed. Orders taken
at S. K. Slkes' hardware store, or
.vldress T. o. Box 8S7. Ifoseburg.
-..l,.-s i
l.i 1ST 1.."
front side curtains for
Kinder please plnin e 4 1 1.
's bluok fur, on detenr
r-.ji.! between Oakland anil Wilbur.
Kinder return to News-HeviuW office.
. VOW. SAJ.E.
'Hit SALE-Silt) about 30 feet hluh,
-:ip;i.-lty 4Ti tuns, Kood patent doors.
H. ITT-:. o S. lull?.,.. Urn- kway. IMe.
Lear: ul wraMdI,V'tr,'ij;
Heath Orchard.. -.In,, m.i!::- i104" I
- -. .. . r -'tiiw, urt
fruit. Kard.-n cheap at J
i-ok sAt.iv-uur.M- b.rujT5irsi;
'. I'i( kcim. faiiytn.ville, Ort "
lOK SALK IJ75 tkti 11" I
I'liaimem truck. In icood r,rwi'1i,.I I
ami
Oarage.
Full
good tirei. se u at hostbwi I
Hut ft t-id,
14-Fl 1.
some fresh, other will te aoon. Tcm I
No. 1. 'pl
run yl4 .b a-4 acres, partly (i.
pioveu, hatr w:iy between Dn I
t:reek and I'erdue. on Htant roii d I
v.. f iimntiii, u ireeK, urt,
I'OK hALL 6-rooni modern houia I
clone In; will Kive puisiloi it I
" e. i-nunc i iw-it. inquire
Fowler St.
FOIt HALE Yearilntr Itamb,iu:!i I
ram that will idiear 20 to 3 lb, ti I
line white wool. Will sell oni te I
carload. Prices right. F. W. Herra, I
MAM: Oi FKH, one-half cash, balaan I
on time at 7 per cent Interest on i;j I
acres of "Frazier Ward lUnch," mv I
Ai'-ii-Jse. i. ilea nor. ramel MUL I
Walla Walla, w.isli.
l'OIt Ul ll'K SALK 10 acres On tO'JB-
ty road; city water; 3j milei fros I
KoHehurg; ft-room house, burn trA I
chicken ram h. AtMresi "Quick I
haie, care Acws-Hi'Vicw.
FOK S. LK 2 Ford dellvi-ry ciri. i I
ton; 1 1 y 17 Ford touririK: 1 Fan I
to urt tor. J hese Ciirit ure in tint cum I
condition, new ttr-n, and are pr4
to move iiuicK. ii. ii. uwen, vu
land. Ore.
FOIt SAIK RosehurK properly w.Hli 1
live hlocks of center of city. Ym
artv now hrtnciiiir ('.0.00 rent, be-
' sides owner's iiart r. On p"rt I
street, paved sidewalk arid Mer ui
in and paid. Also oiner pr-prnj.
Ueal with owner at Ml Wfnvhtste.
FOIt HALF New. modern
l,. I. nil. in f..ntui-.-' I fit 10 1 M.
only clear, first class lumber uswL J
fODU 1. -.) zinc nnd oil In paitiiim
Price tlSOO. terma. House could n I
be built now for $3UUU. First hou
south lllvernidw store, hdenoowti
place will show property. J. W. Toil I
man. Kdeiihower stuie. .
t-M.i.' t. uliint.TS and nurierjr-
...,,i1r hviirt.il bhi. k walrit
tree's; six feet to nine feat Ull oij
year old, grow very
erect, and bear an abundance
Hclous lare nuts, fine for roa
ard or road tr.es. For price
further lnfu malign write hantis
sana Nurseries. Santa Susans, v
tun Cf... Calif- i: A. n'n.-krrer. Preg.
Jack Roach of Drain has received
the agency for the Queen Una ttf iu
cubatora and brooders .Now Is the
time to make your inquiry and place
your order for future delivery.
PROFESSIONAL CAM
t
CI I
What is Your Answer?
When you ride on air you have punc
ture nnd blowouts, carry putnps. ex
tra Urea, extra tubes, and spoil lots of
o..d clothes. You swear (sometimes)
itnd you never know what will fcuppen
next.
When you ride on I'nlvernal . Fillet
von cannot have a puncture or blow
nut. No pump to carry, need no extra
i ires; you have no use for Inner tube
n:d you know you Kt about double
MHi.ane of your casings.
Thousands have solved this problem.
I niv,-rs;Ll Tire Tiller, guaranteed 100,
UUO miles.
UNIVERSAL FllLfR SERVICE STATION '
ICORttR OAK km RUSE mi W. OHMAN, MANACER
and Wife.
n.. i ... . . i . .
.i .i nun ions- . vtrauuairs ana posi-crauu-.-I.W.-M
ii.-Kr.-e or1 1 atcs of the Oldest Charter-
ii .'tat... I .... . ' T an.. . .
the
have re-op ned oflici-t
IVrklm niilj.
use no drugs nor elec
tricity, nnihlng but trtKht
rhiropnutti-. nd hv been
( til for the pait ten
year. In hamllitif ilmost everv
diM-. known to the human
family. Offl,- hourt t to It;
and t to t p. n.
V0UR FALL SUIT
Now ihi.u if., tiMle ,u DUy
your fall suit, don't b
f""l. d Into buying a suit
"out out by tho dozvii." in
n color and stylf yoU don't
liko but niust ttikp bccausi
"It's all th"- have In stock."
He particular. Select the
color you like and style you
want trom our 3"0 imre
wool. ns. Tailor, d clothoj
nr.- better and cost no more,
fonie in today we'll prove
It.
Try Our Way
Our Auto D ill Call.
Phone 8T7.
BUY YOUR
Wood Coal
from
H.J.DENN
TRANSFER CO.
Cut-Mr Oak and Main.
Talcphon IN
Prompt Ikrvlca Pricei Rlgkt
MU. K. D. on EM Cut Flowed. P
240. 403 W. Cass.
nit. M. II. ri.Ti.ru ChlropnttK
Physician. I2J w. ot.
Bl'TII TVIM OX Piano. Tlijorj.
I'HI 1 Ill'ltfl ten.
St. Phone 139-U
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
MUSICAL Kl NDERCARUW. VClCf HD Ttgtll
Physical Kducutiou, bW"
new featur. of InclUn Onb. mi
Wand Drilla.
BERGER'S
B A RGA 1NJTQRE
GOOD LINE OF
NEW CLOTHING
Sewnd.handShort.CW
ing. etc. Brtt Bargain!
in Ro.bur.
BATTERIES!
CheoletC.r.i:50''"
f 10.09 "
Buick Cars.
For Otier Car.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE