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Newspaper Page TexttAnie two ROBBBCRO NKW8 REVIEW luud nallr EaewDt Baaday. II, w. Baiee L. Wlniberlr Bert6,llale HI!aiuirTI()M RATBH Dally, per year, by mall... If 00 X'ally, el montha, by mall 00 fcy Carrier, par month eo entitled to tha uaa for republication of all nawa aiapatcnea crionta to u otherwise creuiieu in and alio the local newa publlahed here- ... aii .Uhi. n ruruktirioatlon of BDa clal dtapatohes herein are alao reserved. Gntered as aaoond-ciasa matter May 17, 1920, at the boat olTlce at Koaeuura, Oreeon, under the Act of asaron a, 1111 UdmuiKi Q'fK"n. QymlM'r IH, IWCT .... AROUND THE TOWN ltiuU In Wlllmr Mrs. W. E. Russell of Wilbur, who has been gpondlnit the week visiting In Ilosoburg, left this morning for tier nome. Vl.lf. mi lOuirntu Olive Hlaxk, loft this mornlnit for Kugene to viBlt with friends for few days. il..rn fin TtiiMlmNM A. T. McCauley, of Portland, who tin. hpnn attend iik to business mat era ill Roseuursr. returned to bin home this morning. To Cilrnrtnle Fretl Powell of the Maxwell Automobile Company loft tills morn ing for filendule to spend a short I,nn,alln llllillnMUa tllBttora In regard to his branch truck agency at tnat piuce. Ibeluriis Home 'Miss Kate Herman, who has been spending the past year In this city left this morning for Grants Pass, where she formerly resided and where she will now make her home. To (iriints Pans Mrs. II. H. Penroll who has been visiting in Rosoburg with Mrs. J. M. Hose, left this morning for OrantB Puss, whero she resides. She was ac companied home by Mrs. J. V. Evans, who will visit there for the next few weeks. Pans ThroiiRli City Mr. and Mrs. Al Agnostt who hm been making their home neRr Cor vallls punned through Roseburg this morning onroute to points In Califor nia. They were greeted at tho train In this cily by Mr. and Mrs. John McCllntock, Mrs. McCllntork and Mrs. Agnostl being old school friends rilletl Pulpit Hern C. F. 8wander, Secretary of the Oregon State Missionary hoard for the Christian church rilled the pul pit of tho local Christian church yesterday in the nhsence of the reg ular pastor, C. H. Hilton, who Is at tending the national convention In St. Louis. Hero From Kansas W. L. Scott, of Sharon Springs. Kansas, arrived in Roseburg Satur day to make an extended visit with his sister, Mrs. Carrlo Horney. Mr. Scott has been postmaster at Shnron Springs for the past ten years, and la enjoying his first trip to the west. Ilo also visited with a son In Hood Kiver, a sister living near Wamlc, Oregon, and a niece and nephew, Marguurlte and Tim Homey In Portland. Am now booking orders for my 1921 White Leghorn and O. A. C. Darrcd Uock day-old chicks. J, . Itexroad, Dixonvllla. ASK FOR and GET Horiick's The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitation anil Suhntitutcn County Bill Allowed Rood District Fund August W. C. Hendcrer labor. Dial. No. il ...... 74.60 W. Storey labor, Dlst No. 21 44.00 Jos Ouldaulim, labor, Dlst. No. 21 16.00 M. Perlnl labor, Dlst. No. 21 16.00 F. Ualdablna, labor, Dlst. No. 21 20.00 (ieneral sjpunty Kunil Kills. Doug. Co. Lt. and Water Co., services 41.06 Rice Bros. & Adams, ludlg .... 2U.00 F. 1). Shields, serv 6.00 Or. n. R. Shoemaker, serv. Coroner 5.00 K. II. Lenox, expa, ete. News-ltovlew Co. ptg 120.25 (ieo. K. Clulne, serv 6.50 Giles A. McHenry, surv 82.89 J. M. Martin, Jus, ct 14.75 Talliott at Sinter, supl 20.00 Maratera Drug Co., supl 1.75 Perkins Hldk. rent 7.50 Dushong and Co. supl 1.10 L. O. O. M. rent elec 10.00 Ked Cross Pharmacy supl.... 28.80 Dr. K. L. Miller, health officer Churchill Hdwe. Co. supl .. Russell L. K. Llntott; sur... A. K. Street, trav. exp .Mr 8. O. C. Brown, school sup ervisor Rice and Klce, Ins. ct. hse . Sutherlln Cash Store, sup.. W. S. Powell, supl Jail P. W. Dlllard. Jus ct Mrs. J. K. Ilaker, Jus ct Harold lavls. Jus ct Paul Mahafey, jus ct Mrs. Walter Lungford, ser.. Clay Smith, serv. 45.00 4.70 50.00 20.00 160.00 81,20 10.00 ,10.00 33. $ 7.60 7.50 7.611 12.00 2.40 32.00 112.00 26.00 33.00 14.00 44.00 20.00 18.00 18.00 14.00 8.00 13.75 3337.00 .. 60.00 115.44 30.35 Mrs. M. K. Moore, serv 60.00 K. W. nillard. Jus ct 1.00 Myrtle Creek Tel Co. toll.... 1.00 (iertrude Wheeler. Juv. bd. 30.00 Geo. K. Qtilno, prls bd 102.40 F. C. Schulte, dip sher 20.76 F. W. Dlllard, dep. sher 3.76 Isohene Hall K. W 60. 0U Clerk of School districts, aid Mercy Hospital, serv Rice Bros. & Adams, serv. M. E. Hitter, coroner Cass St. Mkt. indlg Logson Bros, Supl 14.00 Roseburg Model Bakery supl 11.34 J. W. Cole, survey 66.00 C. A. Lockwood Motor Co., supl 80 II, R. Shoemaker, serv 8.00 Sutherlln Sanitarium, serv ....17.60 D. Wolford, surv 60.00 OlasB and Prudhoinne, jitg.. 75.3 1 Oermon Mfg Co. supl 21.60 St. IVincentd Hospital, serv 61.00 Kllham Slaty and Pig Co. suipl IX. 71 C. L. Hamilton, prem Ins.... 46.8(1 L. L. Matthews, Janitor 3.35 Peoples Su ply Co., supl 138.45 O. C. Brown, exps 17.38 II. and M. C. Co.. supl 67.25 Roseb. Plumb, and Heat. Co. Hamilton Drug Co., supl 8.50 ra. B.l Riddle, Jus ct 18.90 Mrs. Clifford Hamilton, Jus. .on Umphletto, Jus ct 7.60 Kuimit Mayer, Jus ct 7.50 N. J. Rowland, indem 30.00 ra Hull. Berv 6.00 1). J. Stewart, serv 6.60 Ira n. Riddle, Jus ct 2.95 Ors. Sother and Stewart, serv 125.00 Agnes M. Pltchfo'd, exps act 74.70 1.77 1.00 9.60 2.78 19.50 Cowans garuge, supl D. W. James, repairs H. M. Ferber. serv arr'a Variety Store, supl F. C. Frear, survey Calvert Cox, labor, Yonc- Klkhend 10 0" U. A. Taul, lubor, Yonc- Klkhead 8 00 II. Hurt, Inbor, Yonc - Klkhend 20 0I 1. Klgshy, labor, Yonc. Elkheud 4.00 C. W. Lundecu, labor, Yonc.- F.lkhead 18(H) Harry ltlgsby, labor, Yonc- Klkhead 78.00 Caryl Itigsby. labor, Yonc- Klkeuad 11. 00 Fred Applegato. labor, Yonc.' Elkhtud 84.00 Elmer Vlnyurd, labor, ibuc- Elkhend F. S. Millard, lubor, Yonc- Elkheud H. F. Wilson, labor, Yonc- . Elkhead. Homer Collins, labor, Vouc- Klkheud Charley Parks, labor, Yotic- Klkheatl George Potter, lubor, Yonc- Elkluad E. J. Odell, labor, Yonc.-' Elkhead Harnld Turpin, lubor, Yonc- Elkhead Joe Turpin, labor, Yonc- Elkhead Press Turpin, labor, Yonc- s Elkhead Oscar Huiison, labor, Yonc- Elkheud Harry Hill, labor, Yonc- Elkhead (ieneinl IUkiiI l-'unil Payroll. Jess Morris, labor I 12.00 John Lawson, lubor 12.00 V. S. Woodruff, labor , 6.00 L. M. Dubell, labor 6.75 Perle Davis, labor 16.00 W. I. Smith, labor 135.00 M. A. Cozad. labor 108.00 Volney Crouch, labor 62.00 C. J. Hannan, labor 49. 5U Frank Siephenson, labor . . . 76.60 Geo. Yaibrough, labor 20.00 Fred Brothers, labor 4.00 D. O. Weutherly, labor .... 4.50 II. A. Carlson, lubor 9.00 John Johnson, lubor ...... 60.00 Otto Gustafson, labor 58.00 Harvey Smith, labor 40.00 Sigwald Ash, labor 4.00 It. L. Stearns, labor 6.76 Hoy McNabb, labor 4.00 O. C. Powell, labor 9.00 C. W. Lundeen, labor 6.00 E. J. Harris, labor 7.44 Clem M. Davis, labor .' 32.00 W. V. Hurst, labor 191.25 Merrltt Senter, labor 114.75 Don Denning, labor 56.00 M. Sutherlln, labor 36.00 A. W. Yocum, labor 76.50 J. S. Gracy, labor 48.00 E. L. Smith, labor 38.00 C. O. Criteser, lubor 4.00 Mlnten Henderer, labor ... 6.00 A. O. Gu-tafaon, lubor 70.00 Sherman Smith, labor 16.00 Earl Baker, lubor 60.00 L. 0. Stroiumon, labor .-. . 10.00 F. L. Jones, labor 12.00 Loyal Stearns, labor 8.00 (General I toad Mind Hills. Lee Barker, Ldg. Rock Cr. ..$ Chas. Miller. Ldg. Rock Cr.. II. Ilartholomy, Ldg. Rock Cr J. S. Turner, damages J. N. Hedden, supplies James Harvey, supplies . . . W. E. Thompson, supplies. . H. S. French Transfer Co., freight E. E. HaincB, haul McCreery Bros., supplies . . Marshlleld Hwd. Co., Supl. . J. W. Benedel, Supl Powerle Bros., lumber Watt Shlpp Powder Co., supplies Coast Culvert & Flue Co., supplies Harry Pearce, repalrB Kosoburg Garage, repairs... Thns. Krewson, Ldg. Kock Cr Leu Krewson, Ldg. Rock Cr. Standard Oil Co., supplies.. J. S .Turner, haul l.br. . . . Sellg's Cush Store, Supl.... Kilt Ackert. Supl Cowan's Garnge. Supl Head Builders Equip. Co., Repairs Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl.. . (5. E. Alkins, Supl Kufner Crahane l.br. Co., lumber 202.40 It. A. Cool, Supl 2.00 S. .11. Crouch. Supl 23.65 J II. Slnniger, Supl 3.50 Bain! Urns., l.br 78.47 Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl... .42 Oakland Lumber Co, l.br... 135:10 5.00 3.00 S.00 34.50 6.00 6.00 10.00 3.39 6.00 10.73 71.75 .65 34.18 12.33 161.62 2.00 1.60 7.50 3.00 221.67 147.12 1.35 1.50 4.00 10.15 2.82 3.70 22 Third Week Approaches Qimax f ! IN Great Sacrifice Sale AT FISHER'S aTTBaBaBaTessaBajBB New Goods Enable Us to Make Special Offer! True to our ediction our Sacrifice is proving Roseburg's greatest sale, and lest you forget, we call to mind that lot to 25 olF on these articles should appeal to you now. Furs. Blankets. Shoes. Umbrellas MUNSING UNDERWEAR COATS AND SUITS WOOL DRESS GOODS Something NEW! We have a new assortment In W AISTS AND HI.OPSES. some of which will he In our window for a few day,. Also wo have some of the newest things In pleated skirts. You should see these articles at once to get the best choice. On everything, a 15 ' t 25. ; reduction under our regu lar price. We are now ready with our replenished line of Buster Brown and other HOSIERY. A big shipment has Just arrived and we can now serve you in any site and style. For new bargains In lares see o ir h.iriMtn counters This is the Sale and the Store that is making prices lower, fcla1 .aama.23 A Store With Ideals, Qual ity, Economy, Fashion- ability. 2. .$ 26 . 22 75 6.00 11.62 4 60 11.97 . 2.55 . 27.69 25.00 26.00 11.62 21.60 6.00 134.78 13.10 2.05 1.91 12.60 34.00 24.08 7.27 15.65 3,97 8.00 42.00 .50 6.50 9.68 ltoad Pistrlrt Fund Dills. E. R. Short, Ffl. & Haul, Dlst. 1 . . , Doherts Bros-. lJlksin.. Dist. 2 . . . Mathews Welding Wis., Blksm.. Dlt. 2 Wallace M. Singleton, Supl., IDst. 2 John C. Slgnor, Supl., Dlst. I . Watt Shlpp Powder Co., Supl., IDst. 3 Retd-Janelle Co., Supl., Dlst. 4 L'nipq. R. Steam Nav. Co., Transp., Dist. 4 Oliver Haines, damages, Dlst. 7 J. F. Barker, Supl., Dlst. 12 Jantzer & Sons Lbr. Co., Lbr., IDst. 19 Steve Combs, Lbr., Dial. J. H. VanKeureu, Supl., Dist. 28 Muynard Ik Jeuks. Lbr., Dlst. 30 D. C. Livingston. Blksm., IDst. 36 J. L. Morrison, gravel, Dist. 38 25.60 Wm. Berdlne, gravel Dlst. 38 12.00 Stearns A Chenoweth, Supl.. Dlst. 51 O. A. Parker. Fet.. Dlst. 61 Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl.,, Dlst. 1 Churchill Hwd. Co., Supl., Dlst. 2 Chas. Andrus. Lbr.. Dlst II. I). Connine, freight,, Dlst. 2 Road Bltlrs. Eouip. Co., Supl.. Dlst. 3 F. C. Frear, freight, etc., Dlst. 4 J. C. Klein & Son. Supl.. iDst. 4 Jewett Mill. Lbr.. Dist. 4. O. W. Culver. Supl., Dlst. 11 O. J. Loffer, Supl.. Dist. 17 H. A. Cool. Supl.. Dlst. 20 McCreery Bros.. Suul.. Dlst. 28 13 ti Chas. Curry, Supl., Dist. JO 4 00 Ed Noah, Blksm.. Dipt. 33. 1.00 J. K. Falbe. gravel. Dlst. 38 msn J. H. Wolford. gravel. Dlst. 38 140 John Stephens, labor, Dlst. i '. r,s nn Balrd Bros., lumber. Dlst. 62 23 2S Feenaughly-Macy Co.. uprs., Dlst. 64 6.17 Market Uud Fund mils. R. E. Harness. Haul, rock Marvin hill S1226.00 Advance Rumely Thresher Co., Kprs.. Murvlu hill... 1 an Leas & Son, Supl., Marvin hill . . . J. N. Hedden. Sunl.. Dim "tick Pt 12.00 Tim Wondle, Supl., Card. vai. sec W. J. Slegrist, labor, Eden. Mill G.' C. Powell, express, Oak.-Marvin hill Illihee Mill Maiiuf. Co., Lbr.. Oak.-Marvin hill . . Stearns & Chenoweth, Supl., Oak.-Marvin hill Stearns & Chenoweth. Supl., Drain-Elkton 121.21 Henry Hcbard, Haul., Garden Valley section . . . Mrs. Lettie Stubbs, Supl., Eden. -Mill R. H. Easley, Blksm., Marvin 1,111 Stearns & Chenoweth, Supl., Yonc.-Elkhead .... toad I bind Kund Hills J. D. Hodges, supl. Yonc .1. 11. Meehan. sunl. Yone.- Kl It head 10B0 rncillc Highway H-W Fund Hill; J. W. Craig. Indemnity, lieu of warrant No. 1:100-.. . 94.00 eelnl Tax Kund Hills John Fuller. Indemnity lieu of warrant No. 14248 32.00 .uoior snop Garage, rprs Dist. No. 1 1 12.50 .-itanuaro Ull Co. supls Dist. No- 11 83.1 C. W. Sharpe; frgt ami cartage. C. II. LaiiRford. blacksmithine Dist. Nos 32-24 9 sn jess k. i.asswell labor Dist. -I" 4 6.76 miseuurg-ueston Bond a-c supl. Dist No. 65 37.60 ateanis ana cvhonowith, supl. nisi. .No. 9 26.96 ."rs. little stubbs, supl. Dist. N. 1 1 Churchill Hdwe. Co. supl. Dist. No. 11 Mathews Welding wks. blksmn Dlst. No. 16 E. W. Letson. labor, Dlst No. 24 11 R. Parks, labor, Dist. No. 2 4 Ilond Bond Fund Payroll Ur.lter Cook, labor, Oakl. I'mpqua C. A. McNabb, labor, Oaki. t mp'ina Nat Evans, labor, Oakl - I'mpqua Hov McNabb. labor.Oa'kl" . I'mpuua b.oo Orman Davis labor, Oakl.- t mpnua R. I.. Stearns, labor, Oakl.- rmpnua Loyal Stearns, labor. Oakl I'mpqua 28.00 Jess Morris, labor, Oakl.- i inpqnh , Trank Gross labor, Oakl.- I'mpqua , Carl I-arson labor, Oakl.-" Al Goodman, labor. Oakl.. I'mupua , 59.47 12.00 24.00 .45 3.00 25.05 10.00 5.75 3.00 79.38 3.70 2.87 7.00 1.00 6.44 8.00 20.00 16.00 4.00 20.25 16.00 8.00 6.00 AIX)H. CI, I K DANCE. The next dance of the Aloha Club will be hld Monday evening, October 18th. Maccabee hall. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always Bears tha Signature of TREE WAS ONCE A HANDSPIKE Old Cottonwood at Norrls dty, III, Has Interesting History WM "Planted by toy In 1811. At Norrls City, DL. thr to tn known as the "TSulting-poU c "on wood" that ha an Interesting history which U told by too American For estry Magaslno (Washington) a fol lows: Bosea Pierce and a boy comrade re turned from tho war of 1813 to their homes, near Norrls City, In too spring of 1815, and on January 8 of that year they bad helped General Jath aon whip tho British In tho Battle of New Orleans. These boys both attended log rolling on tho old Pierce farm that spring, aod as they were returning to tha hnnaa after their day's work usde a wager who could vault tho farthest. using their Cottonwood nanaspizes as H,IHn, nnlae ThaV both left their handspikes sticking In- tho loft earth where they had Tauiteo, ana aurugt tho spring rains of 1810 they both took root and lived. One of these trees died about ton yean ago, but the other Is stlU llrlng la 10ft Tears old. This tren I about thirty teet in circumference, ITS feet high, with a rery largo hallow In tho base or tne tree wmcn nas oevu naiMf aa a hoiialne; for setting hens, a kennel for dogs and Is always a fine playhouse for cnimren. CLOUDS ARE EARTH'S VEIL If 8en From tho Moon They Would Appear as More Film Separating tho Earth. Tho layer of cloud covering tho earth Is relatively very thin. If, for example, we could examine the earth from tho moon wo would doubtless see a veil of cloud covering little more than half the surface. At that distance the clouds would bare no texture, the earth would appear swathed In an Irregular sheet of formless vapor, through which, from time to time, tho land and water area could be seen. The cloud cover of the earth Is most attenuated; lt may be compared to a film, for It Is supposed to be leas than one-eight-hundredth of the earth's di ameter In vertical thickness. Tha thinness of tho earth's atmos phere may be more clearly compre hended If we realise that the relative thickness of the cloud layer on an eight-Inch terrestrial globe would bo about one-hundredth of an Inch. Tet It Is In this thin belt that clouds form, so that It Is seen our weather Is pro duced within limited confines.-Tho Acs. The Old Red Barn Passes. Boyhood days without a hayloft ars like a play without a stage. The auto mobile has vanquished tho big red barn, as the cement bottomed pool has the old swimming pool. The center of boyhood life has dlseappeared. Im agine the gang sneaking off from trust ing parents on a bot afternoon and congregating In the shiny now garage. Where can they conceal the forbidden weapons, or the thumb-marked yellow back that mother thinks has long since fallen Into the ash heap? Where do they hide to escape the starched shirt and stiff shoes and the party? Where are the circuses given? Tho train rob beries planned? And the halr-ralslng stories repeated? The carefree scenes of boyhood life has disappeared. Im no field to grow and expand In. Half the Joys of youth have vanished with the passing of the old red barn. Sum mer Session Kansas. Imposing on Hospitality. In Alabama a negro team driver came home one night and found his wife highly agitated. "Jeff,'' she said, "yon know dat Asa Rogers' wife, SaJlle, hi dead. . Ain't you goln' to be a pallbearer at do fun'rtr "No, I ain't," answered Jeff with unusual posltlveness. Ton ain't I Well, wssn't you a pall bearer at de fun'r'l of his second wife, Melissa 7" "So I wus. But dat ain't" "En wuiu't you a pallbearer at do fun'r'l of his first wife, Mandle? Whut you mean, yon ain't goln' to act dls timer "Lisa," ho said, "suttlnly, I wus a pallbearer at dem funVls, en X done de best I could, but I'm tsllln' yon now I ain't acceptln' no mo' favors from nobody whut I cant return." Lon don TH-Blta. Getting Desperate, Felix Frankfurter nf tli tnnnT-. Government league, said at a banquet In Cambridge": "The authorities, to soothe ne for they see we're getting nrettv daanar. ate the authorities now declare that the high cost of living la going to fall." Mr. Frankfurter mada a avaHira f scorn and Incredulity. "WelL It has fallen." h. aaM,. the consumer." 1 I V Ideas Confused. "How are the women here, aa jwwt.' versa tlonallsta?" "The light one over thr ! mk heavy, but tha dark 1H hats h. Is vary light" Extremes Meeting. Tho electrician who waa aa ttv pot was certainly a live wire." "How do you know f ' "I could tell by tho way ho basl alad tha dead one." Professor Says: "Internal Baths -Give Best Results" Horace T. Dodffft. M Ti., ProUaior of Materia Wed lea, ti Jacobaon lildg., !?nvr. writes! Tyrif IIm HyRlenlc in atltute of New York as follows: "J can truthfully Ray thnt I have had the very beat reautta in my Bperieme with the 'J. B. La. Cascade.' You cer tainly have at r licit the keynote of numy dlaeaat1." liy means of the "J, B. L. Cascade" simple warm water cleanses the lower Intestine the entire length, removes all the poUonoua waste therein and keeps It clean and pure, as Nature demands it shall be for perfect health. You will be astonished at your feel Ins; the morn In if after taking an Inter nal bath with the "J. Ii. L. Cascade." You will feel britrht, brisk, confident and as though everything la working rlKht-r-and It Is. It absolutely removes constipation and prevents Autointoxication. Nathan Fullerton. proprietor of the Rexall Drug more, Perkins Bid., TtOK'burfr, Ore., will explain the "J. B. L. Cascade" to you, and will also give you, free on request, a most Interest ing booklet, "Why Man of Today la Only 60 Per Cent KlTlclent," by T)r. Chas. A. Tyrrell, of New York, for 25 years a specialist on Internal Bathing. Ask fur lt toduy. Solve your gift . problem with photographs. Clark's Studio A high radeTiu:,,. eiica pearl bead Vr'tUHi, fold plated cl4 c?klc, ir' . and 20 Inch 35 "r "li Sc. Many i. Jt-iv. at Carrw' C Mita p.. isrs-ry r1 fca fountain locate4 rtn.th founlaln w. Mml'ier- ul lne tul0 driver Dal certalned. . er l ""J. DR. a , i?? al "XK FOB RU) gjQvj Carr a store has put u signs on each side of thS"1 front to help you Had tas stoh.'' easily. Carr-. locatloT ifT Jackson, and look for the "J?1 " also have a red banner Si ' storefront. WhwyoTf for less see r8d.n .'?! store. Carr's alw.v, To Apple Growers! There remains cold storage space for 20.000 boxes of apples in our Portland warehouse. Rooms scientifically arranged for the preservation of Ap. ple3. Air, moisture and temperature automatically controlled. Place orders early to secure space. Terminal Ice & Cold Storage Co. Third and Hoyt Streets, Portland, Oregon WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light'.and Water k CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NKVV CLAS8IKIKD ADVEBTISKMICNTS WILL BR FOUND OX LAIT PAOB1 VNDRR HEADING NBW TODAY.1 WANTED. WANTED Turkeys, Urg or smalt. Buyor lro. fhono K-K14. WANTKD Livestock tor co-operatlvo shipment, fliona 3-K31. WANTKD IloBponslblo pnraon to care for 3 children once week. Phone 181-L. WANTKD Woman or girl to asilst with housework. Apply 734 South WANTKD Two men to room and board who will room toRPther. Inquire 8-! w incnoster, or pnontA 36Hj. OATH WANTKD About 100 busheln. St rite price and grade. Must be reas onable. U. It. Wood, Box 1293, Rose- purg. FARM WANTED I want to hoar from party having farm for aale. Give price and deacrlptton. John W. Walt, Champaign. Illinois. WANTKD About 30 grade ewes, Shropshire, Lincoln or Cotswold pre f erred. Phone 42-F1S bofore 7 a. m. or after 7 p. m. C. L. Weber, Kt. I WANTED Apple paokers at the Over land Orchards. Free transportation morning and night. Phone 31-KS at noon or after air. or see Uoyd Cole. Charles a. Brand. WANTKD 15 men to work on Paclflo Highway 2 miles north Myrtle Creek. Fence building and ditch work. Wages $&. Oregon Hassan. Paving Crt. POK RfCNT. FOR niNT Safety deposit noaeourg national iudk. boxes. s'OR RHNT Farm at OlsJia. or will sell on easy terms. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denn, 315 Chadwlck tit., Roseburg. "-re. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping apart menu ana sleeping rooms. Roseburg Apartments, Main L'ouglaa. Phone 69. "" "i-innrsnirsininnrini is nr MISC'KLLiAK EOUS. OHUKHS TAKEN for red fir ehakes. Koaa W. Gilbert, Klce Creek, Dlllard, OreRon. MOSKT TO LOAN so-rear rural credit farm loana, low Intereat rate. 120,000 local money to loan on trood real eatate. Firat mortsasa. Bee al. K. Rica, of Rica Rice. PfllL.lt; AUCTION On Wedneaday, Oct. !0th. at DUonvllle, Ore.. I will offer for uale at public auction a number of fine Jeraey cowa. Hle be Klna at 1 : SO p. m. .Thoa. Hattleld. LOST AND FOU7ID. Found Crank for aute. uoeka Ilka Ford. Apply at thla office. FOR SALE 7-room houw tomtit lcatd. Phone 31-Ki aflar I p. a I FOR SALE Several bead ol l horsea. Curry EstHte. PaoM N-M APII.K!J Mn 1 nr PL-).. chUB. Blifltl rancb. near Brockar. Phon. FOR SALE-100 cords flrat c"",8! qulahments. Cbajt Kl Rout"! Oreffon. FOR SALE Work horse. l!tfy See Wellock, Deer Creek tail I! FOR SALK Oregon and WIUM oerry pianis, pr iw., FOR SALE Reed "baby "'"'j.'Jj! Templln V-t.. or phone flM FOR SAI.B -room noma jW Addition, eaay terma lnoaln l Main St. R. R Malhla. phone 8-FI; I ANGORA BUCKS for aala, al tl does, reKlalerel itock. J. t man, wiihur Oregon. I at $7.00 per thouaand. w. a- I Wlllmr, Oregon. -r-nSi I BEUlty PLANTS-Oresoa . lad l f 1 alrawberrlea. raspberrlea. I can fill quantity ordra r I T . a.l.,m 'I LOST Annual paaa over 3. P. Co. llnea. mue in ravor or ra. Margaret Hcott, widow Ena-lneer Scott. Finder leave at Newi-Revlr-w. KOK HALE. Ftm SALE Three hojra. Inqulra U70 i mpqua Av, or phone 266-b. Ftlt SALE Rye arrasa'aeed. one ton or fee, noyer uroa., pnona u-ni. FOR BALE Oooa 111. ford car, rnoae Mr. Taylor. 7B. touring FOR SALfe: I aprayer, 1 orchard plow. 1 12-lb. plow. 1 lt-ft. hay rake. C. D. Worley, WIniton. POH SALE Horna-mad'e preeervee and ranned fruit, rich with auar. H. Jay mom Phone 4J.-T. Ttrna.. SAlom. FOR SALE 600 apple boiM "1 lba. paper, at Klleat new Dlllard brIJse. Good !" I and Splti. 50c bor. . r?t FOR BALK uoou ii.. v . a aa-e. barn, woodshed. 'M'SJZ-1 and valley, tine (tardea ' I I fruit, at lei than cost Ii 1 a- a w. Ntas-licvlcw. a FOR SA LE-JOOO OF.f.0. jj I 1:,:'." nop'. .,Mi I No ordera tken" jM I m.n Woodruff, orano a homes: pavln P'-'i-Va ' I tSOO down, balance I Casey, Lanus. sJfiata! I 8ALE--Terlln!( J rams m - i Hne white .mu f. Br I Prices rlfht- A.hi.nri Ore Ron. rritf- I FOR-SALEHe.vr arjft true: harness ana hJJ..j I also 1 months wM. H Hay and straw for w' ty road: clt) wat er. I Rnaeburs: S-roorn I chloken nnrK w, I FOR 8ALB S-room wits "J close in on pajed J.,. J In features, "'rUlt. tie" o CUI St.