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rTB TWO ROSEBCRO NEWS REVIEW iHUtl Uallr KirM Hamdar. B7"r.B'le L. Mn..rlr b.rt U, HL.-tCltlPTION KATU8 Datlr. par yar, by mmll 14.00 Ially. six months, by msll 100 By Carrlar, par month W Tha Associated Press Is axvluslvaly antlttsd to tha usa for republication of 11 news dispatches credited to H or nut otherwise credited: In thla paper and also the local news published here in. All rlKhts of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also reserved. Entered as second-ciasa matter May 17, mo, at the post office at Itoseburs, Oregon, under the Act of March 1, 18i. Daniel J. MaUrkey of Portland, and ! Robert E. Smith, president of the Till and Trust Company of Portland. Poultry Exchange To Be Formed tMtturC Oregon, October 7. IttiSO 10 Flying Squadron of Speakers To Talk on Measures Before People. AT THE COURT HOUSE Favor Market Commission lllll Hut Will Klay the 8 I'er cent Interaat lllll Notable will be lreaeat At Hie Meeting. The "8. O. S. (Save Our State) quad" la the designation which has boon applied to the flying acjuauroo of spoakurs who are covering the state under the auspice of the Slate 'taxpayer' League, speaking In far- or of the Market Commission bill. the divided session amendment, and against the 6 percent Interest rate bill. They will address an audience la. this city on Thursday, October 14. at 8 p. in. at the County Court room. The Market Commission bill Is de signed to give the rarment of the atato aid in establishing co-operative marketing organizations. It is in tended lu this way to lower the gap between what the consumer pays and what the producer gets. The hill la patented after the Cali fornia Market Commission bill, which has done more for the proxporlty of that state than any other piece of li'Klslatlon. It spells prosperity for the farmer and prosperity for the state at large. It is agreed that the" passage of the 6 percent Interest rate bill will mean uttt-r ruin to the state of Oregon. It means commercial paralysis. It mean" instead of b percent money, no mon ey at all. The divided session amendment. Is Intended by Its franiers to do away with the Jamming of bills thru the legislature during the closing hours of the session. It will provide publicly for the bills that the voters may know what Is being written up on the statute bookB before they bo come laws. Among I ho speakers who will be here at the meeting on October 14, are Judge George W. Stitpleton, or l'ortlntul. Judge John S. Coke, of Miirnhrleld. W. V. Woodward of Porllnnd, Otto llnrtwig. president of the Stale Federation of Labor, C. E. Spence, Master of the Stato Orange. Col. llurrls Welimtnrk, former mar ket director of California, Krsnk J. Lonergnn, of Portlund, Oswald Went of Portland, Hector McI'hersOn of the Oregon Altllrillhlr.il College. On October 11 there will be a poultry meeting In Koseburg for the formation of a poultrymen's ex change. The object in forming this exchange Is primarily to arrange for procuring of feed and supplies. It haa recently been brought to th attention of the poultrymen that they are notobt aining feed at a uniform price or what should be a near uniform price In different sec tions of the county. Certain feeds used by poultrymen, as for Instance, corn, wheat, oats and any other small grain, which could profitably be secured In the county Is now obtained elseswhere. Last year Douglas county shipped out about 15 cars of wheat. It has been estimated that more than this amount of grain Is imported back into the county each year for feed purposes for poultry alone. This practice not only takes up needed car space, but Is very expensive to poul trymen. If any suggestions can be offered as to how the poultrymen can arrange through a local dealer's office or through the proposed ex change to handle this matter they should be presented Monday after noon. There are other matters of vital importance to the poultrymen which will be discussed at the same time. The Motor Car Price Situation A Message from J. Dallas Dort President Dort Motor Cac Company. Thea are not sprout plnats. Joint plant or sprang le tip plants. They an tint-class tips. AIho have straw berry plants and all kinds fruit trees. Better book your orclor now. R. L. ELMS Three miles west of Rose burg. "The price of tbe Dort car i reasonable nnd fair; the total net advance In Itxt wiibln a pediod of I years having been but 17 percent against advances run Kin from 1 9 percent to 45 percent in the Hut of other leading makt'S. Therefore there will be no price reduction by this company. "There bus been as yet, no break in material or labor cont that would warrant any price reduction In the Dort Car. "On the contrary materials have been purchased by us. and by all motor car manufacturers for 192 production, at a very connid,erable advance as a whole over 1920 ma terlitl conts. "Therefore unless those purchase contracts are treated by the pur chaser as scraps of paper or the sell- or voluntarily revises contract prices downward, there can be no justifica tion for any motor car manufacturer to reduce prlcen unless he has been profiteering, which means that he has been receiving; excessive profits. "If there be such manufacturers, this Is the most opportune time for them to properly adjust prices to the sound values of their products. The prewnt prices of current IKirt MsmIHm are KUiiranKHHi against re- durtion. Service Garage .1.13. X. JACKSOX. KosoiMirg, Oregon. GLENN II. TAYLOR, Dealer Apple Pickers Are Needed In Orchards The apple picking season has now begun and In spite of tho rain tna of apples are belli ft gathered daily. Auto trucks loaded down with fruit brought In the first consignment of the crop today and there will be general activity for the remainder of the season. The ruin Is slowing up the work considerably but Is causing ho damage. It is disagreeable weather in which io work in the or chards but picking Is going steadily forward in spite of this fact. The apple crop will be large this year, although not up to the record set last season. NOTICK TO FAUMKUH. We want fresh fruit of all kinds. Will pay top market prices. Rut the fruit must be clean and first-class lu all respects or we do not want any of it; we use only the best grades. KOUTCH S CONFECTIONERY. Mrs. R. S. Rlshop, accompanied by her two children left this morn ing for Portland where she will vis It hoi; uncle, J. H. Irvine. Hev. and Mrs. II. 3. Bishop will locate at Yam hill In the future and are arranging to ship their household goods in the near future. & CITY NEWS 0 Arundel, piano tuner, pnon I89L. Insure against loss equip your tractors so tbnr won't set fires. Subscriptions for magazines to- licked. Fiction Library. Fires destioy tires, property and food. Be careful with fire. Hunting positively prohibited on i he lunds of the Curry Estate. If you want to sell your properly, see J. A. Walker, 105 Cass St. Pnoue 91. Frank A. Terry, representing the Equitable Savings & Loan Assn., of Portland, Oregon, Is again at the Uiupqua Hotel. For interview, call or phone. Jaok Roach or Drain hni received the agency for the Queen line df in cubators and brooders .Now is the time to make your inquiry and place your order for future delivery. We are offering for a few days a flue location In one of the best resi dence districts In Koseburg. an up-to-date house, newly finished on the Inside, vacant and ready for occu pancy. Very moderate price If sold this week. 0. U. llolblg Co., 401 rass. I I II See our window for Ladies' All Wool Sweaters $5S8 SACRIFICE SALE ON ALL THIS WEEK We are continuing our policy of Lowering Prices, and sooner or later you will realize that THIS IS THE STORE Thai is making Prices lower. Entire stock we will continue to sell for 1 5 to 25 un der legular price. CI We could quote prices, but you will find that the goods you want, we alway Sell For Less. C850CMSCHKKCKB5ri The Store with Ideals QUALITY. ECONOMY sOOOCHOCHX00000OOQ FASKICNABIUIY Where All Folks Like to Trade." This it Roseburg's Biggest Drive. X ... .PffT i WARNINGS Holders of U. L. LIBERTY 4 percent BONDS . of the SECOND ISSUE should convert be fore November loth and holders of the First Issue 4 Percent Bonds should convert before December loth, which are the last days of grace for conversion into 4'A percent bonds of the respective issues. FAILURE 10 EX CHANCE IU RESULT II LOSS OE MARKET VALUE The Roseburg National Bank Rosebur,Ore. HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BV ID AH McGLONE GIBSON l'OK HAIIY'M t'OMKOllT. Carr's store have a big line of baby blanket., plain or fancy; also knit bootees, caps or mittens. Wo can nave yo umoney Carr's. .Mr. and Mrs. David Grieve, of Sutherlfn. were Koseburg visitors (his n.trnlni-. leaving for their home on the afternoon train. Ann iieavm School. I heard the sound of the blow and feeling of horror swept over me as Z saw Grace's cheek turn a bril liant red from under my hand, and then I realized that I had so far for-i gotten myself as to strike her. Miss Whitson-" Tho words came in horrified accents from the door-' way, and I turned and found Miss Huntington, the teacher I liked beat in all the school. "What in thin. Miss Whitson? Can I believe my eyes? I did not know that any young lady tn this school would so tar forget ' herself." Grace as soon as she knew that the teacher was In the room, sank to the floor with a moan, und an Missj Huntington came forward to pick1 her up, she pretended to faint. Missi Huntington shook her none too gen-' tly. and then I realized that she had j probably, heard the provocation, as well as the resounding slap. Ity this! time, however, Grace was in a per fect torrent of tears, hysterically: claiming that she was badly hurt and! hat I must be mud to do such al hing to one who had been so kind to me. 1 will not stay at this school an other moment,' said (.race, "My mother certainly would not let me stay if she knew what that terrible voung woman has done to me. She lid not want me to stay here when I she knew that Ann was here." I You don't have to go, i said, "i lo not Intend to stay in school any longer." 'Hut young ladies, you mint let! me settle this, said Miss .Huntington. It was settled long ago, Mla ; Huntington f said. ' And I am sure that after what has happened you will be only too glad to get rid of me. Go to your room. now. child. I will come up later and talk It over with you." said Miss Hunting ton. , MisR Cameron, I will take ynu t your room, and I hope you will not make a scene on the way through he hall. You can sit here for a mo ment until you get over this hysteria. I closed the door, and then going o my room, f commenced packing my clothes, for I knew that after what had happened. It would be Im possible for me to 'stay in the same school with Grace Cameron. I had no remorse. "I'm glad I did " t said to myself, "She deserved She had no business to say to me the things she did. I'm glad I did it and would do It attain. She doesn't care for Kenneth Halsey, and she's going to make his life perfectly mis erable. She doesn't care for him at all. and she would break with him tomorrow if hi? father should loe his money. I wish I had slapped her ag:,in." 1 said viciously. I did not know that I had been talking out loud, until I heard the soft voire of Miss Huntington sav ing, "Oh. no my dear child. You do not wish anything of the sort." "Yes I do. She deserved It. All of these long months, phe has been here nns tortured me In everv wav he Make Your Tractor Absolutely Reliable To be r profitable investment your tractor must be depend able and economical always ready to do a big d:.j o f'-rk without coaxing or delay. And since the;" qualities are deter mined by the ignition, you should be sure to have your tractor equipped with a Bosch High Tension Magneto. The sparks from a Bosch Magneto are so big and hot that even though a lean mix ture or low grade fuel be used, every bit of gas brought Into the cylinders will be fired com pletely and Instantly. That makes a powerful, smooth run ning engine with absolutely no ignition worries and a low up keep cost. This Bosch Service Station can add Itosch Dependability to your present tractor engine in a few hours time. Be Satisfied. Specify Bosch. DEVANEY&BURNETT lt)Kliri!i. OKKftOX LOOk! 2MHonses bnuitr lip to -'DOO. One 5-room Ihiush $ &.-,y On 3-rooni house 7uo One 4 -room house 750 One 3 -room house nnd 3 loin.... 800 One 6 room house 900 One 4 -room house with furniture 9f.O Ono 5-ronm houw 1000 One 4 rm Haalered house .... 1 100 One 4-roMin house 1J00 One 5-room house io One "-room 2-story house uro One 5-room houses 1 400 One 6-room house j;,no One 5-room houne One 4-rooni houso i:,oo One R-ri'om house itjOO Ono 5-room house j,)0 One 4 -room house 1S0O Ono 5-room house isOG One 7-room house i$,tt One 6-room house. 1 SOU G.U.HELBIGCO. Ki-ul Ksljite, Insurance, Notary 1'iiblis 4(H Lass St. rhone No. Itoseburc. Oreiran. 262 pnsamip. she lias circulate. stories :iinnt my mother anion the girls , ami has hrok.-n up the friendship! Iietween Kenneth Halaey and myself.' "Do you know Kenneth llalsey." she asked In a surprised voice. "I've known him qulto as long as ('.race. We three urew up tOKether. I And, Oh. Miss Huntlnctnn. von must have seen how the girls of this school have avoided me. I know you have seen it. because you have been particularly nice to me and It s all ,her fault." And before I knew It I 1 was pouring out the storv of Mv 'mother s sad life and my unfortunate1 I birthright i i Visa Huntington took m In her .arms before 1 had finished. "I've seen It all. my dear. I know vou have n.ui quite a provocation. Flut ! you should not hive done It." us the best thing that ever has happened to r.race." "Hut think of the cost to yourself my dear." "Yes. It came hich. but still I am glad I did It. and now I have got to go home to my mother and tell her how horrli!rve been. "That reminds me. I have a letter for you. It rime Just after I sent yon to the vitiate. Alln I I took the envelope from her hand .-.Tomorrow-Sew. Krom HouS. Ann. Quality W hen we tailor your Fall Suit you are assured of the highes- juullty all-wool material, th. finest of workmanship, and -niootli, unwrinkUd. fitting lothes at the lowest possibl Price. This 1, our guarantee " lhat Fan Is here don'i vou think today would be n wod time to order your Fal! "11 and Overcoat? Trjr our Way Our Auto Will cu. rhone 877. CLASSIFIED A1X NEW CIaAS!IIFIED ADVEItTlSEMl2Tt i WILL i. ! PAGE t SUKR HttAniap WASTED. WANTED Uirl lo work In confevtlun- ery store. Inquire Foutch's, .Sheri dan at., opp. tie pot. WANTED Experienced apple packer tit once. lngulre of Lloyd Cole or I har.es A. Uranu. HIGH SCHOOL uirl wants place work tor board and room and small wuyes. Phone 1.3-J. WANTED Experienced funu hand. Hteady job for Kood man. Hound Prairie itan h, Hound l'rulrle. On OATS WANTED About luu Lu-he In state price and Krade. Must be reas onable. It. It. Wood, Box !.:. 3, Kose- DUI ST. WANTED To borrow isou uti li'e years time. Will (five first martftaKe on ranch. Auuress uevi tspaiuing, Azalea. Oregon. WANTED 2 apple sorters, preferably those who have had experience. Tents for campers or transportation- . . fiione ati-r. uverianu urctiarua. WANTED Apple pickers. Watcea 45 cents an hour for men, 36 rents per tiour for women. Meals at bunk liouss if desired. Tents for campers. overland orchards, uaruen valley. WANTED Uirl wants position, general housework. Home experience. Will ing to work and leain. Write stat ing amount of work and wages. Ad dress F. L., care News-ltevlew. FOH RALE 76 acre fruit ranch, 4500 trees, peach, pear, prune and apples, ail siock anu implements, good ouiiu I n t?s. pure snrliiHT water, on Pacific Highway; ftiuuu crop this year; prune orcnaru jusi coming mio u earing. Price for quick sale. $J&.000. John KMest. ltosehurg. WAN 1 ED To trade my &-paHst;snger rora tor one null or l ton truck; my car just overhauled and In A-l shape. Also have H upholstered cots value $7 each, and 2 heating stoves value $5 and to tradu for shot gun, rifle, potatoes, or what you have. A. H., Ncwa-Kevlnw. POIt HE N'T. KOH KENT Oarage, corner Cass fc'Olt iiENT Safety deposit boxes. Koseburg National Bank. KOll KENT il furnished rooms. Tn7 quire 609 K. Lane St. Phone 133. FOll KENT Uuslness" location on busy street, display window and part of front room. Kay's Suit Khop. or w 1 11 sell on easy terms. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denn, 315 ChadwlCk St., koseburg, Ore. FOIt RENT Furnished housekeeping apartments and sleeping rooms. Koseburg Apartments Main and loui?las. Phoni- 6y. MISCELLANEOUS. HEADY for business llru ton's Taxi dermy, Tanning and Fur Co., near ' Riverside Store. rAKEN L'P Uay hoise with haltur on. Owner may get same by calling at Sunshine Ranch. REM1NUTON Autoloading :2, new. to trade for 32 Special or 30-30 Win Chester. Ray's Suit Sh o jk JAN SAVE YOlT $200 on a new 1920 model Chevrolet. Inquire Service Oii-rage. Koseburg, Ore. K Y E 0 1 1 ASS S E E D Now ready for ihlpnienL Best for pasture sowing. $10 per cwt. Special price on large lots. E. A. Khoten, Salem, Ore. MON E Y TO LOA N 'J - year r u ral credit farm loans, low Interest rate. $20,ouo local money to loan on good real estate. First mortgage, duo M. F. Rice, of Rice & Klce. TAKEN VP Sept. 24, 1SJ0, one red heifer, end off both ears and notch In underside of left ear. Taken up, Oct. 4, l!2o. one red and white spot ted steer, end off both ars. One red and white spotted heifer, slit In end rlht ear. Two red heifers, end off both ears. All two years old or old-si-. Owners of thla stouk can have same by paying all damage and ex penses. Busenbark Bros., Melrose, tregnn. r, tOR fill Pli.,..u -Z Dark FHJH FOR maliTT -jLyiiiton it twirt KOirsK-iiTyi0iLiLI. for 8Airrjrt--ii k For iiJt OALK Extra . 'OK SALKii..... : ' U.K Ht. Uil iij I KOH BALK .,. .....rr Bll rlfe.er ijt rui POU SALE-Gooj-i- 7-3 r-r. - ui ai. i aauuua BUCK HtQrZZtZrr-- . man. Wilbur. ii,ff7 ''tO iH?inh":'".?iSi -"fits Chonoweth, Oakland . lEt!"". I !.?.H!iK' SALE Iddi. . KOll HALE i-loh". siyjLisivii!'. 4 Kuo-I cod tite l,k, and ,!', FOIt HAI.i.' l.T.. once, l'hotia. 1 Fowler H. " ""uir W FOR SAI.K-i:;m.l 'z a.- iik'uci ii no nit. fi,. uge barn, woodshed, chicks torn. I der. half block'from Sold'r..l!!" fc'lll MAI L V ii .. .- I - " .... -- irBinnK tumiuiu ui rams that will shear ZO to lo lbs. ( I carload. Prices right. F. W. Uerrla ... ........ a.n a (iUWU tt horses, weight 2700; waunn, h&rs. 1-horae sprayer, 1 orrhsrd plow i 12-ln. plow, disc h.irrow, i chicke O. D. Worley. Winston. FOR SALE One Ford" touring Tar rord truek. nn Mni.-ir t others, all in good condition. Tk h. "in Hurprise you. nil i: Ltnpt.ua Auto Shop, Wlnchcuer Si . x . . .v o ir iu dcres on coal- I Roseburu: 5-room Iiouhh. i)m i I chlckon ranch. Address "Quid I rii it, rare news-neview. 1AJST AXD FOUND. r.OST Tody's hlnck handbag, on Rob erts Mt. Monday afternoon. Finder please leave at this office. Reward. LOST Car license No. 326.10. and tall light, on Koseburg'CIevel.i'hd road. Finder return to this oltlce. F. A. Clemens, mail carrier. LOST on road between Elltton and itoseluirg, pocket hook containing JJO lull, check for 178, and two bank books. Finder pleane return to or notify G. L. Shortridge, Looking .I:i". oropon. o;n.r itosvourg property wkjm five blocks of cen.er of city. Prop erty now bringing 100.00 rent I sides owner's uuarteri. On ttiti atreet, paved sidewalk and Mwer iQ lu and ,vaid. Also other pruptrtj. j'fui whii owner at 5H n ukbm rb:a I rOII SALE &u acres of good isnd. lt miles front Winston bridge; might traue ror small tract close in, or nil property. 1 good auto style top uuggy, road cart, Ugnt saddle, heavy work collar, light liarneu, turkeys, 3-year-old bay mare, C Van DeVord. Rt. 1, Box Ui, Rom- ourg. tfregon. FOR SALE 5-roorn modern bunnioi close In on oaved street, with buiit- ln features, large screened -In porta, lireaktast room, garnge, store for fruit. Ttils nrouertr ffluit seen to aonreciate its value ci ofTered at a sacrifice for uuk'k Ml 9 2650. Some terms can be had. Sm W. A. Bogard Real EsUts U. 4 I'aws St. for lack of light. A Coleman "Quick Lite" gasoline will furnish you a white clear light that makes your rooms pleasant and reading or sew ing a comfort. J Or if you do not like gasoline use the "Aladin" kerosene lamp. Uses a mantle and makes a wonderful light. You cannot per suade a user of one to be without it. Come in and get one. If it is not satisfactory after using a week, bring it back. CJhtlil S2a&tfat$ Let Us Show You and Quote You Prices on UNIVERSAL Lighting Plants J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMENTS ROSEBCRO. ORBGOJf AUTOMOBILES TBACTOB
