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thvbsmv. APBii, 2m, toat PAOK TWO nOHICRURG KBWWUBV0EW I BOSEBURO NEWS REVIEW luiirl Dallr Emrrpl l.adnr. . Bale. U. Wtaabajrlr Uert G. Bm- SL'BSOUIPTION KATES Dr.llv. tier aar. by mall. Ifcilly. six months, by mull. By Carrier, per month . .61 The Aaaqalattd Pris ! li.luslel ntltled tv the ue for repiiLIu atlon o til news diapau-hes rredltel lo l 01 not otherwise credited In thla impel and aliiu the local news publlahed liaie iu. All rUlita of republication of apv tial djajmt.-hea herein areajan resera . ""fcnteied. as second-Vl sa mailer May 1?, lazu, re tha post office at It taciturn am con. under tha Act of March I. lain ' RuKeburi;, Ort-itoii. April lis, lU'JI HOMES MVHT BE BlILT. Bima aa.lutlnn must ha found for the present terrible dearth of home ' and housing facilities. The large cities aio suffering most, but even the smaller towns are away short of homes and bouses, with I lie result that people are huddled together like tribes of Indiani In tents, und the conditions are not only unsani tary but are anything but conducive to morality and the bezl Instincts of Americanism. People In the big cities are a lot of cliff dwellers and have lost pretty much all Idea of what a real home Is. Children should bare a lawn to romp and play on. and there should be flowers, and trees and a garden, and the home place should be far enough away from other habitations so that one cannot amell it every tlmo the other has boiled cabbupo or bacon and friid onions The women now have m. JUL. lit I Ia LlthanaMa o nH a fun oponer and the man has a flivver and 1 Friends of Earl Hopping on the some Bull Durham and papors. and Ptclflc coast and especially bin mon that Is tho extent either knows or closer Intimates who havo been as- i.... h. ii,. , i. ihA socluted. with him at Coronudo, Cul., grandest word In the English Ian- guage, or any other language, and unless our people sing Home. Sweet Home a little more and kick a plan- ola with their feet a little less the next generation will be degenerate, both physically and mentally. t. k. . d,,Jn l... ( can't as long as the price of building material, including labor, la what It Is. There is no money building . , . i. Ji everything that goes Into the con struction. New York has a new law which exempts now home places from taxation for a number of years, and that would be a good plan for all tho states to pal torn after until present conditions are remedied. These days. If a man builds a new home. Instead of being pennlisod with taxes he ought to be encour aged In every possible manner. Veterans Entitled To Tax Exemption Soldiers of tho Civil War. Mexican and Indian wars, are entitled, under the recent act of the slate legisla ture, to a tax exemption of $1000. In order to obtain this exemption It Is necessary to subscribe to an affi davit, the blank of whlrh Is no'v In the hands of Assessor Frank Calk Ins. There Is a very short time in whlrh lo make out these affidavit. ' but Mr. Calkins states that he will grant five days In which to prepare the necessary oath. Thn law pre scribes that they must be in the hands of the assessor by April Dlh, but owing to the delay In the notice to the assessor and oilier delaying cuubcs, the blanks wero not made ' ready In time and It vas not poss Ible to obtain them until today. Tho veterans of these wars will be given the proper forms for the affidavit upon application, either personally or by letter to the assessor and after they have been properly made out, a tax exemption will be granted. Baseball Game Here Tomorrow The second baseball game of the season for the local high ochool ag gregation will he played In this city tomorrow with Cottage Grove. Rose burg has a strong high Bchool team this year, mid nn Interesting gamo Is expected. The first game or the sea win was played several weeks ago, when Hoseburg defeated Riddle 14 to 7. The game tomorrow afternoon has been called for three o'clock t the Bellows field. The line on for the Itosehurg te:mi Is as folloVs: Hunt, catcher; Hewitt, pitcher. Irwin, 1st base. Burr. 2nd base; Whipple ,1rd base, Campbell, short-stop; Dickson, left field. Morgan, center field and Hawn right field. Patterson and Sin gleton are listed as substitutes for the Koieburg team. See us for your electrical parts. Merten. The Junior rlasa of tho Ro:ebnrg high school willingly donated the um of $25 to the Chinese Relief fund. They were unsolicited and Hie Legion wishes to extend their appre ciation to the class. The Legion spon sored the drive n thl aennntv. fohe Clancy Kids That Had Horace Stopped llSTRlKEJ Cigarette No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike is the toasted cigarette. SPORTS CHATTER wnere ne nas oeen piaynn ' Hant polo, are not surprised to learn that the more or less persistent un-, derground rumors of Ills; profession-1 ml, 1. 1 are without the slightest fact of foundation. It wus In connection. International team at London next im un piU,ift ...... "' ,u" " " ", ""UB " .l ". ecrelary of the. iiuriingnani i-oio club, where the International match Is to be played, has denied officially that any question of the sort has over arisen. Those who have been watching the preliminary golf games in which Miss Alexa Stirling, tho American champion has been playing. In Eng land, are not so much encouraged at her chances for winning the British amateur title, for which ohe went across the Atlantic to compete. Her game has been a distinct disappoint ment thus far. Now that It lcoks as If any state legislation in California on the mut ter of boxing Is not likely to get very much, If any, action in the Immedi ate future, proponents of boxing In Kan Francisco, have started a move ment to get an ordinance passed to create a municipal boxing commis sion, whose members would serve without pay. The fifteenth chess mnlch nt Ha vana for tho world's chumplonshls had to be postponed because of the indlspnsllion of Dr. Kmunuel Laaker It was rumored that the Doctor Inn' pulled a tendon in hl: fourteenth game while making his thirteenth move, but this was denied at the training quarters. I -. C:illfornla-Nevada states trap shooting championships are sched I uli d from May 1 to May 4, and the best shooters of the two states are expected to foregather nt Los Aiigo j les, where the traps will be set for mu event. The two mile reluy race at the University of Pennsylvania relay car nlvul to be held on April 2th. for which Yule 'university's team seems to bo the favorite, was won last year by the Oxferd-Camlirld : t'nlverslty team. The I'nlverslty of Illinois was second, while the University of Penn sylvania occupied third place. It i on May 1 of last year that the Huston and Brooklyn teams or the Na'lonnl 4j'ni'ue baitled for 2' long Innings for a 1 lo 1 tie, which bioke the former mafor league rec ord for long gsmes of 24 Innings. "Rrt'rha ten bir-ks he gets to first base" said a sporty in mi recently at the San Francisco ball park during thn ps me. "I'll take that bet" said rn ndja cen gentleman. Meanwhile the bat ter failed lo nrrlve at first. "I lose" said the sportv man. "Never mind." said the adjacent pentlemnn, rising: "You get a free rifle to the stilion house." Tims are the plain clothes men uiding in keep ing the gamo clean. A number of students arrived from SuUierlln this morning and sold tli k ets on the streets today for the ben fit of a library which they wish tr estnhllih In the Ailventlst Academy In that city. Among those worklii" here today were Misses Hern Ice Davis. Opal Lewis. Vera Gibson, .i lia Pefflen and Messrs. Lyle Harlow, Joe Marshal! Rml Ira Snelder. Sis thaT-t yp' AlNr Vjoff poS, I yaox? Homely Woman With Circus Defies the World With tho ' Al. G. Barnes circus which comes to flo:ieburg on Thurs day, May S. l the homeliest woman in tho world. So certain Is this I woman of the fact thit she occupies this unique petition that she bos is sued a challenge to all comers with a IG000 position as th stake. During the past winter John K. Fowler, manager of the Al O. Barnes circus side chow, decided that the public was rather surfeited with beauty and that a real homely wom an might bo a good side show feat ure. So ho placed ads In fifty news papers, offering a salary of 5')00 to a genuine homely womun to travel with the circus for forty weeks. Scores of answers were received, but among them was one that stood out as unique. It wan from Amelia Burr, of Pul aski,. Ark., and she was so po.iltlve Unit she was the "homeliest woman In the world" that she volunteered ; to pay her own expenses to Join the jclicus, and offered to retire from I the position In any town where a homelier woman could be produced. Amelia was engaged without de layjind when she arrived at Barnes" Circus City, Mr. Fowler understood why she was so positive that she was the one woman for the job. SIkj Is not facially deformed, nor Is she ugly In the real sense of the word. But she Im just plain homely. And Amelia Is hungering for com petition something that will tend (o )roalc tlie mnotony of Ivor circus HXytBnce. So that If there are any wnmen , Ulls gfi(.(()n wi,0 think they have a chance to usury her , . ,, . h . h h , (h nrove tho r cla ms. .'.. ,',, .,,.,i ,:,, Amelia Barr will he one of the at- tractions with the Barnes circus Bide show during the engagement here. It's violating no confidence to say thai America Is still heart whole and fancy free. Baptist Extend Cnll in PTtMr Tho local Baptist church last night unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev. H. L. Caldwell, or n i 1 1 , ... . tl. I I . . . , . , . j Iihsuii Ulu. wiui ii nun lit ' i ' lunuv cant by the resignation of Rev. C. H. Diekson. who has acceptetd the call extended to him by the Klamath l.i ll.. - u .A.wn young man of about 30 , irs of nge. Is niarrfed. and Is highly recom mended to the local church. He is a graduate of William Jewell col lege, the largest Baptist college north of Toxas and west of the Mississ ippi. Just now he Is completing hla seminary course at tiro Bantlst Theo 'oulcal Seminary at Berkeley. He holds the position of student pastor "t the University of California, and formorlv held a pastorate In Idaho. Kev. Dickson wan released nt his own ronnest nnd will go to Klaninth Pulls nn May 8. II! Is leaving a Ut ile early In order to follow up the Unlgln meet Intra which close at Klamath 'alls next week. Rev. Dickson was elected t'o renresent the local church nt the ITnmnua associa tion mowing to be held In Marsh floM May 2. Good Program For . Parent-Teachers The Benson school Parent-Teacher association will hold an exception ally Interesting meeting at the school building this evening. Tho subject for discussion Is "The Parent and the School." and this Rubjoct has been divided Into four topics. The first topic. "What did I miss In my chool career that I needed In later life." has been assigned to Mrs .Scaling and will he discussed at length by her. The second topic. "What sort of Vouih do you expect i he grade school to make of your children?" II. C. Darby. (31 "Do parents receive sufficient Informa tion concerning their children In school and rchool activities." Fied Fisher. (41 "Of what use could the school faclllilis be in broadening the lives of the parents of the commun ity?" J. V. Slarrett. Otfs Juvenile orchestra will al: o play several num beis. and there will be a soctnl hour. Spark plugs for ull cars H. Mer ten. CHICHESTER S PILLS TIIK DIIHOMB IIRAJD. yy l( P.". A ,M..ll.aa.lB,.lA sisHA IMII. I a Iti a n4 (.ale eo:utU? w -V.l i-.ra. arakrtl ltk I' ua Rx-a. V l f.vT.i,'! ltK.M 1-ll.i.a iv,r .aiahannasllc.l.5afri.Alaarf Meitil la t -a f,, --.-,cTe rtfcnviwinc - ... . . - i li.'ANT lIM, U'ANT Port" HIM? T i Young People to Give Program A fine program Is to bo given by 'he members o the Christian Work ers Band Friday nlp.it. at me ihbi rchnnl mi, lltorinm The rectlptS will b- aii.-d to de'rey t! e pe ? " o. lie various bauds In vi iung the Lev- oral communities wh'.re s rv.c - e' hold each Sunday. Th3 rorkers tanu Is an organization of young people. I representing all of the cnurcnis ui the city. Each Sunday five teams fo out In the rural dlstrkts and hold meetings in churches or school nous es. A3 there is some expense for t&insportution, the entertainment will be given to raise funds to meet some of the cost. The prosraiu Is as follows: Selection, orchestra. Chorus Christi-m Workers Hand 'I'm Holding Fast" "Sailing Home." Address Kev. E. W. Warrington. Solo Miss Hazel James, "Hoses In June." Quartette Mlises N'unml I'hrlpv Grace Wickhrm. I.ils Ceildes and Gertrude Wlckham. "Tho Mule Grey Home In the West" "Crooa, Croon. Underneat' do Moon." Heading Lois Ueddes. Quartette MesRrs. Harold Ilurton, Joe Nee, Mreu Harvey and J oh a Hatfield: "Memory Bells" " ly I-oics Own." Part Two. Selection Orchestra. Solo Joe Nee, "It's Nice to Get ITp In the Morning" (Apolorleu to SI.' Harry Lauder) Duet Misses Clayte Black and Dorothy Orcutt. "Blossom Time." Fun and Mirth "The Jolly Log gers" "The Mus'cal Tramp." headed by Loren Hurvey. Vlnalo Chorus Christian Wort-era Band, "Tell Us" 'Pralae Ye the Lord.' SOD. SPRUCEBY'S SOLILOQUY AlV'T IT Ktf rtl.l til rft'. The good book says that men don't gather figs from thistles. Any gol - darned fool knows that much, and yet most of us goes right on a plantln' thistles every day. and some duy, and somehow expectln' 'em to grow into a flrst-claas fig crop. I Vn nxnn otltalriwi nf R nilt llOllHB is a-eoin' to go out in ills field and piani jimson wueus w..eu . to grow wheat. But a lot or tool .......... , i -a .i i fellers 11 plant some mna oi uernvu weed seed In their brain and expect i their Drain to produce a pood cren iAiitnnnA .-,,.. 1 1 nt It uit il Aint It so? . nr. .a in,. . j aknni tiiA tt,nn I rto ii iivo i" ' " 1 ...... that has made a success of his life. Nine times out of ten tnese leuers : have mnd-j their start very early In ' ii.. K L.nff' r,l am nntinrlin less than they earn. I can't recol- lect ever readln' a story of the life of a successful man that read like this: "lie worked hard for 5 a day. and snent every cent of it a-takln' in all the good things that come along namely, dances, pool halls, picture rhows, Joy rides and " pretty girls." D'ye ever remember readln' any thing like that? But thorn's (he kind of thistles a big part of our young fellers Is n sov.ln' nowadays. And by 'n by 'long comes the girl they want to marry, and tliev aint saved a goldarned cent tn provhie a decent home for her. Rut does this dlsconrnge this kind of a gink? Not on your life a " ' lor that aint got will power wnoenb to n:.vo for such a time aint got tr will power to be a man and refuse to isk the girl to marry him. Ho wades r.to tho matrimonial sen. and drags hn nour flrl alone, and exnecls her to denv yourself nnd go without the comforts he should have provlilcd beforehand. Then next think you know the girl wakes up to tho situation, gets her self a Job nnd a divorce. It an old savin' that when poverty comes in at the door love flics out at tlieiTo call C'cni t" l.U arms window. I wish sono of these fellers could 'et realize thnt It pavs better to put heir money Into their heads than 'nto their heels. A man noedin' help aint likelv to go to a dance hnll or i pool hall to hunt the feller h" neeHs In his business. He's lota more int to take a little walk around to one night school, and size up the 'ei'ers he sees there. Aint it so? Wonder how some of these dance snll fellers would like to r,ee their life writ up. How do von think yours would read, young feller. 'Inngside 'hat of a real feller? Aint it about tlmo to think about ttiese things a little bll? And did It ever occur lo you what these chits of girls you're a-wastln' your perfectly good dough on are a-sayln" about you? Well. I ll tell you what 1 heard ' yesterday. A couple of young misses wns a-talk n' about a couple of "nnishers" they'd been out with the night before, and me of 'em said: "Spend his dough? Well. I'll say so. Knslcr than takln' -andy from a baby. I should worry if he warn to spend nil his dough If I didn't get it some other Jane would." There you are, young fel ler, and you aint man enough to torn down uch a "Jane" and save UHN lOJANr a "M if) ievrt PA.lT lulTH HM.'l THINC I6T IT, nijc! Nor Me" 5 Lumber, shingles and lath are selling (or Just about half the price they were a year ago. Why delay longer to build? Page Lumber at Fuel Co. will riadly give you nuota- Hons or figure your bill. I'hono 242. i up for the real lllt' woman that's a-comin' some, day ishen you a.nt ' oxpectln' her. I Don t plant tne tnisues expeenn , figs, my boy. It aint o-goin to pay. ; And if you re a-v.-R.Dtin to nir.ne a i start in the right direction, why not try this plan? For every dollar you spend with one of those flip "Janes," why not put a mate to it in tne oain for the real girl t hat's a-goin' to I make life worth while in the days to come? I'm a-thlnkln' it might be a dog-gohed good stunt to try out. Aint It so? Purchase of Pare Bred Sires Urged "'The most money that Is made In the livestock business comes from good typed individuals," says H. A. Liiidgren, of the animal husbandry department of the Oregon Agrleul tural college, who Is spending a few days in the county conducting uein- in Yoncaiia, in honor of her daugii onstrations of wool grading. Mr. ter Maxine'g ninth birthday, with a Llndgren stales that, the puiebredslx o'clock dinner. The t.il lo wns sire project is boing pushed through- prettily arranged with a large white out b stale and that the good le- rako in the center, decorated with 9 suits tiained show that the effort is candles. Miss Maxlue's friends r.? worth white. membered her with dalnly llttlo gifts "In order to purchase a good in keeping with the o-caslon. Those tvpe." Mr. Llndgren states, "it Is present w ro: Kargaret Morris; Na necessaty to have a good type of oml Daugherty, Jnantta Miller, Mad foundation stock. There never was elulue McKalg, Wlllcthn Miller, lllali a time in history when good founda- Kelso. Irma Sawyers. Lucille Chrlst tlon stock could be had at such com- Je, Maxlne Stearns, Mrs. Jecs R. Los pai'tttlvely low prices as at the pius- well and Mrs. H. C. Stearns. . .. n i .. ,i.nia ( Aflep A nlenannt nvunlnv if fun ent time, uroeuers are unenuK iiiuii I , ... at . n - " position to do so is straining a point to get some of tne low pnoea siock. "The price on good registered sires of all classes is exceedingly low. It Is an opportune time for the man who is using grade sires to dis pose of them and purchase an ap- . ,M . .,:..H .i,i m " "-"17". ."" ila tilfieo Good constructive breed- , : .,,ii,(mm ! "m i continued use oi graoe or seruo sires. In order to nialeo each crop i of young better than the last gen- . , , ''ration It Is necessary to select care- "Better sires means more eff - I CienCy in I lie iiiimutiHTH ui ni-vrtt wool or niiiK. n is easy io ..Ku,e . what the females will bring In one crop if the offspring sells for 10 to Per ceni more, wneu sue.. oj , registered sire of the right typo as 1 On and after May 2nd the Rose burg Cafeteria and Restaurant will be open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. Short orders at all hours. FALI.ICX ASLFi:i Frnnels Lucille Kelso was born In Yo'ic-ria, Oregon, June Cth. Is 12. mi l di d on April 17th, 1921, aged s v. ,ri 10 months and 11 days. Fhe wai laid to rest in Iho Yoncal 1:'. cemetery under a blanket of fra grant blossoms, the gifts of her num erous and loving friends. Francis had a sweet disposition, and to kno'V her was to lovo her. Hi r place in hi r home and In the bear's of the community can never be filled, but our loss In her gain. j"Why n'lonld wo mourn departed 1 fTlends, Or shake, at Berth's alarms? .TIs hut the vokc the! Jesus sends, Ilev. G. v.'. Morris co:idncl"d the iservkos nn 1 Mr-x W. F. Tate sang "Avleep in Jesus" and "Sli'ep on Be loved" In a tender and sympath'ilic voice. "Asleep In Jesus: hlersid sleep. From which none ever vvi'ke to weep A calm and und'st'trbed rcpoae. Unbroken by the last of foes. "Asleep In Jesus: O. how sweet To he for audi a Rluiuber meet. WHh holy confidence to Ring That Death had lost Its venomed s'ing. "Asleep In Jesus: Peaceful rest Whose waking is supremely bles't No fear, no woe, shall dim the hour That manifests the Saviour's power." C. H. TOO FAT? Mtmv fajttw IO if 90 lX at nm Ot.ta.fft tswolt) I pr nttrOIXtK) fcorMtl) at sUnf lMT Drill tor ; or wnu ( fro brueftur to Kurain to . NK , Mil tn 1 N York n Nfaf tT barll nrrna Nn ik.M, RO thyrO'O. lr tf, BO Uo.uus a. rriauif l)rtinhi f (tllf T, ntpxt rvdu.tlfn; laitfoa WaMIt, rHMtrf, .ttclonnT. Uiok woonr'i't ADU YUUK Lirm Bteom I hi rtmmtn L'IMr-tMrh (rtjrt.nt tftl ROItf I" !- 1 TIMf !'-. . . I This eight rooms, bath, basement and garare . floors and woodwork and outside paint Well l Ylih, home with extra selected flniah and modern bullMan,e1C0Te'11"" five hundred, any reasonable cash payment down ' ,v like rent. Furnished or unfurnished, and with fiv ""k if you like, and no extra cash payment. Place well I PaS"1Cw .Investor con get $35.00 per month on long lease Ut0M Phone 451. , 30 CUm & WI'.TIUVtV l'ARTT HELD Tuesday evening. Anrll 2S. Mrs. II C. Slearni entertained at her home , , , " otiDnl In nloi'liiv irnMna oln h n II. T.tf2i u 7l,e oral homes by J. R. Laswell and II. C. Stearns, after bidding fter bidding Iiiaxlne good-bye and wishing her many more happy birthdays In the futuro. X X 1 o On and after May 2nd the Rose- burg Cafeteria and Restaurant will be onen from 6 a to 10 p. in. ji.. . u Short orders nt all hours. CLASSIFIED COLUMN a LI. KtSW OLaMKIKII aDVKRTISKMKNTS uii.l bk roiWD U utt rAOB UMIKn IliEAIIIKG NKW TODAY, WANTED. KXPEItlBNOKI) waitress wanted. Ap ply in peraon at Cafeterla: WANTKD 8heepanliiogs for aliip ment. May Urd. Plione 3-E'Jl. WAKTKIJ Middle aReil woman wants hoUHowork, country or city. Address llux 2, LuoklliK Glass, Oregon. Vtm KENT. VC)il KKNT aara. Cull 120-T, I-OIC UK .NT Ty Book Ntore. Petit ItV.iST a rurntftlu-d runnm. liroL'Kwttr aSt. Phone 221-Y. Kurt nhiN'f KHtety acuuau buiti. itosebuis isallonal Bank. Foil IlKNT Two fiirntaht'd houe- ktM-piiiK rooms. Pliune A 16-J. i OK -IlKNT iiooms and apartment.. zii w.st oouKlHH Mt. niune ss-tu FiK HK.NT it-room house. Could I)? lined for two fa nit lies. Close in on pavement. J'agu Lumber & Fuel Co. 1'hnne 242. MISCIOXANEOUU. TAILORING, drcBRmaklnff of all kinds. 'h one 187-K. Mia. (iulhitdKe. SL'MMKH home on farm near Myrtle Creek for youiiK lady 16 years or oldt-r for companion; no work re qulred. Box 101 7, Konebi;rK. TO TKADB Buainess bulldlnK In Ntjwht'itf, Or'(on, to trade for farm. KHruf, MniftH bUHlnesH place oi home. I will be In Koseburg May X and 3 What have you? AdUre.s A. A. A., rare Xews-ltevlew. lAIHT AND FOUND. -KlnK of Keys. Heturn to Ta Fruit and Produce Co. Phone LOHT clflc LOST I.ean uprayer gun between Mt 1 rose and Roncburff, yesterday. Finder leave at this offfc. L' tST Between Fowler street, freight depot and , bag containing cir- net with name of Mrs. Hunt on tag. Finder pica He leave at News-Keview office or phone 484. ' LOST Hrfglit hay-7addle i-yny with white spot on forehead. Weight SOU lbs. Strayed from Alexander Adill tlon. AddrcHs Harry U. Wilson, Alex nnder Addition. FOR SALE- FOR SALE Kale seed. Phone 8-K11. Foil SALE lodge touring tar. Serv- ire tiarago. Foil SALK 10t i-ordu of Ilr wod. 1. Troxelle. Cleveland. Ore. E FOR ISA LK Rla k Minorca egg?, " per setting. I 'hone 138-K. FoR SALK 4 Hne Scotch collie hep- herd pups. Judd fc McM 1 1 lin l oll .SALK Thounand gallon galvan ized water storage tank. Phone 3-F5 FOR SALK Rex visible typewriter at a bargain. 124 W. Douglas St., Koso- nui tr. R HA LK Purebred white face 120 Rla k Kpantsh eggs for setting. Pnrrott Ht. UHAT'J THE lJ - t Yflu cooconV CCVHf THATHIOH. r- rxr.u. For this week only, I , farm Ajax tire, 15-.;. co.rri,.l,,t your size. , xiu (Cl f t4tl EEli'S TIRE SHOP J Telephone Line Building to Start ' The DouKKis Firs Patrol to-.,- ceived a shipment of 10 a,C'jr nhone in k;.k .'""wns- whirh Bill k. building telephone Use. u,, the forests. Work will UMnuZ on the llne-frora Flourno, lenders' lookout, a distance miles, and the trail to'th. ton!, will also be relocated. and the lino to Anchor will be tended four miles. A new Una vjn be built from Ml Scott U) Hukk creek. " 'OR f! A I.R Watklni Weat laane. . i-aiiia. ituetjiiufK, 3 milei weit. b)H SALK Krt'BU mlk-h cow. F t VmUtlt'nljQWer. Phone HAY rOlt HALE EdenDower Ofclitri i rfiPT. iTea nsrier. ?hon .Fl l-M II SALK Fln.'tt of corn M cou- try I. a. on Jittc per lb. Pbcn I-F1L tVOK HWAi -J'rotectograiir. ebecl writ- cr, Kouti ai new. Inquire it Ktwf FOII SAIJO t'UKAP Full blooded eol- -I lh pupa. Julio Abeene, fciflMrli Oregon. ;- F-")H KAl.fa-WhMt KOGfl tt. hh'kuii wheut. Clietp. JuddiJk 1 Mililu. ftllt SAI.l: 5 Diusclillrr StudelakK Harf..;iiii if taken at ooca ( aut lioiiulaa bt KOU HAI.K -1'rlile of Multnomib l tne.a, , all hand aurted. Et-ODoaiiaV cry, Phone 63. . KUK SALK Young mtie. fiooj, Itral i worker. Cliritp. K C UurnM rai 33-KJ3. KOU SAI.K moilirn housfi. n tlonnl values. Chaa Kr la fine St KOK KAl.i: frlile of lluluoniUja toen. nil hand aortcti. 'a flriK-erv. Phone 29. KOK SA1.K liarley-Pavldsoi sty cyrlc. See Mark Slropxil U " CatehlnKa saraKe. KOU SAI.K ITWe of Multnomu PJ toes, nil hand aorted. Bontr m- ,ln... l' I'liutie 2,9. KOH MA LK Small S-room J"",'.- Inuulre W lot. C'lieHp for caan. Jaeknon St., ltoeoui. ."ofTsAI.V-T'twIn 1, y-Huviilson motortyrl for u - V A. Iak'KivooiI Motori. Kbit SAl.K- Small ban4 Koala Ht a harKain. a nmre, weight l09' hue Pint SauTFtkaiie ifJSi', or neat nctu . - - paa lots, ula- barn, at " i:.y-fl. JtoaeliujR- KOIt SALK l-racin-aw run lem , i.(wiri o new tl.ea. wlndahleld dii' See it at Servjcejmi .-. . ,a. a mndal f.rat cla roeehanleal ct tire" on car, a new l! 0n. 1'lllard. Oroi "Til CAPONS I" w .a .Vne.celled ! " ' Valentine's une.Miiea a.e-- - .iiix.hi, neseria'i,, ai la. deacrll oueat Sold aou Voaliurah Lroa. hacrolet Hilt SAl.lv I'lamy !" an. 111 aTiMld r,.lel. newlf P'' ml me.hanlral .a"',7HW for mil k anle. laii " Si. after P.m i-s-jir kTTu I.B OK 1 T (arav l, aie.l. I'linna 1 f"j, l0, Ma in Snrlnalle Id " ! " torn h or cuj f e-- Vondltion.. int "''; ' . J tli.n. on 1 " n f r lf " . from Iii.el""- .hi.'nVipariy h.raraln. Phona -" n.irtn ul.ifa niT: SALK OR. ; SALK on. " " .rtTtM 'Z. n.h on "f."""L'.,n r"" ! ay. "r,r.i;:.ialW1i. 'A w " ami not tar ii Dia. CTTTiil ETTTeam VlL'in - rher..n.. '''"' .aaelX ,oaI cen'i'i" - nuraarea. of JtnPJ vnunf bU.i a inn IS- ntae " con...,- - ar,,ra. "J ,a pull, one J" ,,,r : t a stallion, ' lll tr 'I'm t breeder: ol"'? " " valTar oira-T? LPl W land. ' T aaaakiT trn timti"'". , mrr . -if ra. s,,..il le.:ral ' V By PERCY L. CROSBY C Naws-B,ww' i r