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Newspaper Page Texti i ROBCBCna 1CBWS REVIEW II. U. Ilnlra I.. U luattcrlt Mrrl I. Hala Duily. per year, by maU 4 l'iiy, t utmtlia. by mull., I.Ojj i(iit)l to ih uk for riuini( aiiun o( H news dispatcher rreJiled to it or nt iflherHlse cr,-lit-J In this p;ipr M alo Ih local newa Mublinlied Hi All rtKtiia of rr iulll imn l -, . t ih-rHt4 h-rtin are hIhu raer.ed i.mnd li ei'iHid-rl't'i nwtltT aluy It. lltru, at tne poat off h at lt.;-luri r..n iir .l-r .. A' l"f Uri h Z. IJ .iosvi ur, On-fcon, Jul) Ht lil-l Highest Priced Barbers In Oregon (Uy Unite '.) ARTOT.IA. Or.. July . Astoria admit having the hitfhest priced t, . iii 'aieu In me isurthwest, but It lun't oiio or Hie things the city h the tri boasts about. There are u number of Hi I u en of whlih Ihe city l proud, hut this In not among the nuii.ixT. in AHlnna. loraooin. m una m ih. be paiswa lino a Darner a possession before he la a.il lulled with hit end of the transition In ihe en in ul hair rut, anil for thirty five cents one ran ou'ain a corn et auiputa- .Ion of the fluent net of whmkers Vrov'dcd they are not sufficiently numerous to be (lasted nlottf with the bair cuts, in v.-ui'-h event, some claim, the cash register gnes the full route without a iiimlin of cons loin e. A esrefnl canva-i of the North west by some of the traveling men a ho make As'orla ban elicited tin.1 ullnnvery that If there la any hamlet where more Is chanted for seiuptu he tian'ilent or native fare, or ttrlnunlni; ihr pa.sslni; or In. al Imlr. 'It Is not within Ihe reach of the lanrs of travel. "And blame It," remarked thread aalcsinan from Spokane, "cutllng one's own hair, dou't ynu know, la blamed near Impossible with an" kind of results at all pleas Ing to the eye. Good Game of Ball Last Night The rreshytorlan team of tho twi light league last night staged a reg ular Ileiapsey rnuiehack, nnd wal loped the Ilaptlsls hard, after the water cure aggregation hail apparent ly cinched Ihe i-ont'it. A good brand of ball was offered In all but one Inning, the HupHmi blowing up In the last of the fourth and allowing the I'reslivtnrlniis to walk annuel Ihe bases at will. The game started off with a rush nnd the llapllsts lo .k a big Jump al the nlart and were playing attong. The first scoring came In Ihe second Inning. Cecil lllack singled and stole second. He was advanced to third on a nirrificn hit by Holau nnd scored on a passed hall at the home plate The I'reshy lerlana tied the score In their half, Whipple going fir I ia an error, stealing nerond and seining on Watrnu's two-bace hit. An error, a ba e on balls, a double steal and a single, gave the llaptlsla two more In the third while Ihe I'res- le terl mi were un 'liM In get a man aru.ind, although Kandolph climbed i causes print I. ally all stomach, liver In first b ya single and stole second.'""1 Intestinal ailments. Including up- In the fourth. McTlliitnrk pitching for Ihe Baptists, singled hut failed to get awav from Ihe hag. In Ihel nun oi mm inning tne rreshy- teriann staged their big rally, which NOTICK OF HAI.K !! riOVKUNMKNT dl-nrgnnlred Ihe llnptlsts mull Ihe . TlMiiKH. liin.ial l-.nd oiii.e. game In that frame r . 1 ,e I S.V I'lVeiTh'a. 'JubiS' v, iiacg lot ronlest of nnle-nver. . line Linnliiluiia umi timiiaiiuim ,r u,r Slrei.t got on when Sutherllii In i ''' "' Jl"" ,;la ami ,. , J , " w" " ""therlln In!,,,. ,,,, ,,,,. f ,h k,., ,,.,, y 'r ,h, Hrhl Held dropned a llll-h fly. which Intrin.r t H. .lenil.,.r IT.. ISHJ H6 I, should have been co ty finding lllrh-l"- "'" i""i" r on the felluwiiia one out In third Imse. which Carl l'nn.,1 Hn.ie, Imui rn,r ut u,ei.iii K. iiinra nnimed. allowing Street and Itirhardsnn to w ore. Dnsi.dn sincled ' scoring Watson nnd then stole sec ond. Veil Itiaek took the mound, re lieving Mc('lliito. k who weni to tbinl putting Carl Mhtrk behind the bat, where Peril in. been plating, lllack. however, failed to slop the hitting and Cnlhniin blngled. scoring Kp s'eln. Itnn.lolph whlfied nut nnd Throne slncl. d. im-lilng Calhoun around i Whipple end. d t,e rronng bv boosting an Infield fly to Rlephen son. The Rnptlsts failed to nnnet any additions lo their score In tb fifth and sixth innings, while tho Presby terians cored lilrhardson and Fn steln. The arore by Innings: , I I 4 R It l K. 'ni'Hsts 01 2 0 0 0146 'resbyn 0 1 n f, 2 , R m 2 Sumiiiary: Stolen bases ltaudlih Whipple. Kprl.dn. Carl lllack. Cann- FRUIT SEASON CANNING HELPS W har Just received a shipment direct from makers of tire Hansen scales. Kvery family should have one es, w billy dur ing, fruit preserving, season. They are one of best spilng rales made, and are reasonable In price. Call for b . :t. Cannlnc racks help wonderfully In handling the Jars in and out of boiler. If you use the ( old Tnck" method. We si.ick Ihe Individual holder well as racks. Aluminum Kettles and Aluminum dish pans as well as .t grade of Knamrled war, the "Silver Sle.. " ;ZV 8eril Class lop Jars, Prey Mason Jars, Krouomy Jars, Jelly Glass,.,, ,,.d trimmings fur all. CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. on: bus hlU off Epstein, I; Ran dolpta i; off McCllntock 4; oft Black 4: struck out by Epstein 3. nan d.:pb 8: by McCllntock 2; by Mlack t; umpire Andy Mathewi. DKIKU Htl IT IS CXt). Harry White, the new Oregon Grower's manager In this lerriUjry today brou eh t to the News-ltevlew office a box of dried log infierrios, dried at the C V. Odcu place near lilxnnvllle. The drying there Is charge of Itayiiiond Spcnce and Clyde Hatfield, who have visited driers the Willamette Valley and learned their methods. Mr. White, who an authority on dried fruit, alated thai thc-y were o.ual to any lie had over en. Mr. Odcn has 20 tons of the fresh fruit which will nuke about I lona of dried fruit. Salem Preacher WaivesExam in ation SAI.K.M, Or., July 8. The IN v , Kr).( M,y,itn. ,.lia:-k,a wiih whll ,aViry i:. coiiu.Htion wiih bin elop ,,., w(lh MjB1 j,-raiikli Kdwards. ix-yearold Kalem high school girl ,,i,v.-, a preliminary lieurniK ti uft nop. an d before Judsje (I. K. I!u ruli in Ihe Jiisllie court this aft noun. Ho wan bound over to Ih Marlon county grand Jury which con venes Friday nioriitiiK About tin days ago the Kv. Mr Knyston, a griduato of the Klmlml1 n hool of tin o!oy, left town with SWn Kdwp.rdii. Itoth wre arrest In Washington and return.d hen Toller claim Ihnt Itoyston, who ha slnro surri'iideri d bin cr deulials n Meihoilisi nilnl l. r, n1iiiitted th'il hi relations with Miss I'Mwards wcri crimlnitlly intimate. Helatives ol ( ltoy:tou lmil:it lhat he was "not li ibis right mind'' when he departed with Mi Sri I'Mward -i, and claim that j "he was laboring under a menia rtraln for months before the Incl dent. iioysion in j.i yearn oi axe, is mar ried, and hug a 10 year-old daughter. Miss K'dwards, who In at present In the city Jail, will probably be sent to the home of Ihe tiood Shepherd In Portland. Royston Is at present out on 1 1001, ball furnlRhed by relatives. His preliminary hearing was set for 2 o'clo' k thin afternoon and shortly after 1 o'clock the court room began to fill with curious spec latora, liilenl on netting a gllinpitf of the accused parson. (Ilrla scar cely of age, men nhout town, aged women who found It difficult to nuv igule the stairs, and old men filial the chairs, crowded uhuut the wtillr and the doom. finds Something to Do (hp Business "I tried everything lhat I heard of for Ihe stomach and bowel trouhl and bloating, hut got no eruiaueni help until I Hiruck Mnyr's Woiiderfu! Iteincdy, and that did Ihe IiiihIucss. My son in Canada han also taken It and writes It has done him a lot of giiod." It Is a simple, harmlcs.- preparation that removes Ihe catur rhal muciin from the Intestinal tract land allays the I n 1 1n iiini.it Ion which peiMiiniiH. tine Host will convince or money refunded. DruKglsts ov- " rywliere. tii IiIkIksi bidder ut ik.i '' .""" api.ran.nl valur ... lii iiiin inn ii , Minn in in mil, jut i in 1 l h. apeiiival of th. H.H-r.daiy of Hi Inli'ii.ir, Mm p.ireliiuin pin-., wltii an l.i.lliltnnal sum of ouc-llflli .if .him per rill lll.'l.'of, ll.-ll.IC VellliniSMllMIN l- veil, niutd b tlt'iMiNtlHtl ut linn, lit sale, ineuev tu li l.(lillr.l If naiu IS liel Ii.,iuvcd. ntliel W Ise liitt.'nt will lil.. lor Hie ,liiil..T whteh must In-r.-m.ite.l wllltln ten years. tli,ln will lie r-elv.'.l fruin eillK.-UN ef the llmt vd M .l.-s. nsniit i.tlli.n ,,r Miu t, t-iu.mi mid i in puiiiiiiiiii. .iiai.niKed undt-r tliv lss el itw l'i,n,-il siiii.'s or any Dial, teirll.iry ur illslrlct lliereef only, llpiin 'ipplli iill.ia el a .lualiu. d urel,iiN,-i. Hie llllllier mi any li-Kul suhdlvlslen I will In- i.rrr.-il s.'l .ral.'ly tirfere beliia In. hided 111 iiiiv ..Iter el a llOK'-r unit T IS S. It v , Hee J, M:i, SKI,. Mr l-'r. M. nut t, l.i. M.ild f,.r l,-s ttuin II 71 .r M. T. -1 . It. 1 W.. tiec I'll I. Ilr 1710 M . r. ,1 e. dar M0 M I l. ... ii I. ts i mi M ; u,, ; tir ; in M, red . . .Isr J in M. Ii, ml... k S.I M . I.i.t ? Ilr ll' l .u M . i d odur I .11 M . hen.l.H'k 3 .0 l.t s, ilr Zieio M. red i-.-dar 3mi M , lit-nil... It SOO M., i...nr i.r Hie flr In lie sold Tor less lliiih l bU iT M . and Ii "I f I lie r.'d ed.ir or Ih'IiiUhh In lie s.d.l for lens I tin a 11 ,.r M IHikii.,11 i. K. I'MIH.lTr. Aelllm nral l'.d -I W Ml" ONELEVN Gjjarettt TKe best cirfarette in the world -foryou-is the one that suits your taste. Maybe its ONE-ELEVEN. lust buv a package and una out 'J mi 111 garettesjj GrinSNlli District Attorney George Neuner left today for Los Angles where he will attend Ihe National Elks con rt-nt'on as u repretentaif ve of the ocal lolire. fiurlng his fihseiico H W. W. Kvans will be in charge of the iffleo and will attend to all office matters. Justice of Ihe Piaco (Jeo Jones will attend to all criminal mutters. flbrunelfrfch.irs t Sot 0. Elttt You can't always Judge man by In clothes. Hut you can usually judge lilin by I lie wort of ckitlioa bis wife wenro. 9 ft A country wisekly has the follow- lui; slurllini; llrm: "Mr. Ilronn A ill recover, but be luw a broken leg; :inil a fruclureil Jnu. whlcli will be 'ooil iicuh to all o fills friends. KIM) WOHHH NKVKIl IHF colyuiniiu'r sat In grim dismay; fhe uorhl tM'ined blue an Indigo I Just then 4oiiichoily miIiI, "I read you stuff each day uil like It" then the world was Height ngiiln. ft ft Xutc .'iillei-tou w-onilers uliut lias come of the old fashioned man thut inetl In carry iiiill tieithplcks In his si tMH'ket ft ft ft If you haven't anything lo any, use rood judgment nnd don't any It. ft ft ft About the only way we ran tell hen some of Ihe tiioilcs end In by- he big; "ellcli." ft ft ft Isn't Is disjoining to get home In lie evening; Jml alxiiil ihe time the ife In ttcntliig; the carpet? ft ft ft We don't niliiil seeing a slrl wi-nr- Init short sleeves If alie would only hilsIi her ellHiwn, ft ft ft A pessimist In a loan who In tickled to ilciiili ii hen be him a uroncli on. ft ft ft love In Kiiid to lie the creates! lillig In Hie world. Well luehlie, Hut inelhliikH, mi Income of rather l.'ilge illlllensloiin In a clone Hvul. ft ft ft Tlie man who ban a "first rlnnn' Mar ran deHud on bin frleudn long ns the supply limln. ft ft ft The blue law advocate nay that w- 1 ink ami go to the devil kIiI. Ii Is no doiiht Horning N,. York lulu lly. ft ft ft On old genii nn walked un to a sin iienrlog short skills icstcrilnv inil Mihl "IomhIik'ss. iilione llllle girl re you. Tho Kr heeled nrolllid nml nnlil, "Where- do in get that stuff, i on biit Intnl. my hiislmoil will nileml lo you." I'nii you blame the hi Rent 7 ft ft ft Civ. Marsh. Have Shnmhrook mm I'lalnn thai luislmssn In miller Mir mien. no ninnies t wnnn u.nlli which does m.t force the knlghtn Ihe road lo nrrk nheller III Ihe sIim-I Imrn-il ciiiii. birali .1 ! I.. tl, ar or the rly. rer'dern office. ft ft ft Some gauilio nhouln thai the nv erage iiierl.nn b.n Is no angel these inin. mo we ran I rememlifr not lime when Ihey ui ki-d around giil.l- riiiusi narin. ft ft ft I'minlly the Hmon nffllrted with stomach trouble han a ilosfn n-al mien t Imiuirt to ss f,.lw nuffen-r. ft ft ft Just when you attain greatness vmiii. rwlrnt medicine concern starts using lour photo along wiih a tea timniiiiil. ft ft ft It In Just nhout lime for saane wiseacre lo nav: "simp ewrly, ol.ll I'll more dais until t'hrlsiman." ft ft ft The fellow tlm, ,i VPIltp.1 InaltMHM. i had a good hlca. but Ihe blr.1 that Invented InlereM wan no nlollch. ft ft ft I ne thin t In common about demo, cmiir so, I n-tnil.ll.nn hihIs is that both nlden ran find faults wiih each otbrr, I ft ft ft Among Mher llnstliiC things, It In ii. h very rbn-rio, t have a blow ont on a day like this. ft ft nrUte.1 lr. M.iv.lrh wi thai t.n.irr ( lw Un.l H. rg.h.11 H going In get nwrrt.Nl. We would snrgent ih.l the hri.le be atllrrsl In a drc with whk- yrllow Kiipea. 2od Lonvict Obtained Freedom to Aid His Grandmother SAI.EM, Or.. July 8. Lulher Fa- gan, ei-couvlct, who was snot ana kllled near Hood River Wednesday afternoon after shooting T. J. Miller, Grove farmer and kidnapping airs. Miller and their daughtu , I'uarl, was pardoned from ihe stalo penlten- tlary here on April in, last, ou con ditlon th-t he go to Oklahoma to support his aged mother. Kagan was received at the peni tentiary on December 4, 191!. for I term of not lo ezceed leu yeara ou a statutory offense. Ho escaped from Ihe prison on July 13, l2i). while a trusty on Ihe prison farm hut was recaptured and returned u the prison Just two wclis later. Hecords In the governor's office : how that Pagan's pardon was based upon a recommendation from Ihe auto parolo board which was in turn baaed on recommendation of Sheriff Johnson of Hood Kivcr coun ty and others interested In Kagan. "I feel Fasan did not deserve pun ishment as heavy as the law pre scribed and that he should be given a chance at the expiration of his minimum sentence." Johnson declar ed In a letter to the parole board re commending rugans pa.uon. Tho report of Ihe parole board to the governor recommended lhat he he granted a conditional pardon nnd allowed to go to Fort Cibnon, Okla homa, to the support of an aged grandmother which ho had expressed a desire to do. Last December the records (how Kagan had appeared before the pa role board and volunteered to tulnntt to an operation for castration If he could he released from the prison. This operation was Inter recommend ed by the state board of eugenics and performed under their supervis ion In accordance with the state law covering the uusexlng oi moral per verts. A letter from Sid Garrett, vice- president of the Partners National bank at Fort Gibson, Okla.. Inter ceding with tho parole board In be half of Fagan s release shows that he had been for years the sole sup port of hla aged grandmother who had become, since his Incarceration, practically destitute. The letter also refers to the fact thnt Pagan was an ex-Bervlce man serving two years overseas with the American forces In France. AROUND THE TOWN (oxen Painted rne city mall Boxes received a 'right new coat of paint yesterday. In t-Torn tniuaa nley F. Honebrake of Camas Valley was in town yesterday. Here Prom Ijroim Albert Wat kins, of Lenna, was In town yesleruay afternoon. In Prom llueklen Mrs. G. G. Marcey. of Ruckles. was In town on a short business visit yesterday. Myrtle Creek Miui Here K. T. Smith arrived from Myrtle Creek yesterday afternoon for a short business visit. Ileie. Prom Talent. airs. A. s. Knuns. of Talent, was In Koseburg yeaterduy shotinlng and attending to business matters. llNlting from liinralui Mrs. Huttrlck of Yoncalla. is here on business and visiting at the home ot it. m. Hoyd. Seriously Ill- Earl Preble, who was injured In the railroad yards some nioniim n,.,. Is seriously 111 at his home in West iioseuurg. (ioing to NVtt poii Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carr and Mrs. Carr's parents. Mf. and Mr si.t. don left this morning for Newport to spend a week or to nduys enjoying a ...eaiioii at ine ueacn. Uniting In It.is. inrii P. H. llumlln. formerly principal oi mo sciio: :s of Koseburg, who Is now located at Springfield, is spend ing a few days in this city attending lo business matters and visiting with friends. Mrs. Holmes Here Mrs, llert Holmes, a former resi dent of this city, spent yesterdny In Koseburg visiting with her slsler-ln-hiw, Mrs. Hertlia Drollinger. Mrs Holm.sj lsenriiute to her home in T0W,l PESTS fV' O .ST .CO vvli ' The Agent Inia.lM Home win, , ,,ch Assurance as the Kaiser wiieriHl iKuln , Vit you with hi, h,,m.,ic yyr h, h, I uts tv a Hurra,, os, P your Time. g,. , ,our u islres S-wia-tbl,,,, ., tm fK. neither Xwl ur wBt w - .1 CtAJ THIS MOTHER WORRIfD ABOUI titrR DAL'GSIUR'S "Tanlac must be a wonderful med- icine to uo wnai n una ior my m- tie su-year om glr a.uu Airs. n. i Temple, who resides at 44 taat Clay St., Portland, Oregon, recent!)'. "Maxiiie had been suffering from loss of appetite for a year or more. Nothing seemed to agree with her and it's a mystery to ma how she lived on the little she would eat. Her kidneys were disordered and weak, too, and she was so thiu, pule and puny looking that 1 was uneasy about her all the time. She was dull and languid ail the time and never wanted to get out and play like other children. "Well, my dad had been helped so much by Tanlac that we all think it tho grandest medicine in the world. I didn't know of course how it would work on my little girl, but I hud her tuke a bottle anyway and it Is simply astonishing how it has brought her out. She eats like a pig everything agrees with her and she no longer looks or acts like the same child. Her kidneys are In much better condition, too, and she Is Just bubbling over with energy. Why, she's out at play all the time, I Just can t keep her in the house. I am ro thankful to see my little girl so healthy nnd hearly and Just can't praise Talac enough." Tanlac Is sold in Uogeburg by the W. E. Chapman Pharmacy. Eugene after attending the wedding of her son in Standford, Cat. Melrose Man Here Harold Churchill and Walter Kruse were among the Melrose resi dents In town today. In from VinptiiM Jess Shambrook, of Umpqua, was in town this morning attending to bttsliiens matters. Glide People Here Among the Glide residents in town this morning were Mrs. D. L. Liv ingston and Dick Chapman. Oukbind People 11 ere Among the people over from Oak land yesterday were Arthur Hagan and wife, Archie Archnmbau and William I'llman. I Portland Attorney Here Attorney Prank G. MiccllI, of Port land. Is here fnr a few days on logal business. Mr. Mlcelli is a former Ro3oburg resident. Attorney liroivn He Atlornoy O. S. Drown, Glendale, spent yesterday In Koseburg attend ing to legal mntters, returning home on the afternoon train. ('tunning on Deer Ok. Misses Lucy and Alice Hooper arc spending an enjoyable week on Deer Creek. They will be Joined Satur- lay evening by Miss Gladys Taylor. iHiy in injureu The little son of C. II. Jones, of Roberts Chock, received i.alnful In- tnjitries when he got caught In the oeit which controlled a hay carrier. tie is under Dr. Sether a care. Hiiililing Neiv Home- Archie Ferguson is constructing a fine new home in Laurelwood addi tion. Several other hemes in that section are also In the course of con struction. Hotel Man Here r.. r. imams, of Denver, was Jteglstered at the Pmpqua hotel Inst uigni. air. Williams was formerly join owner o ft be Savoy hotels one of the largest hostelerles of thai state, lie is now touring the coast tiv auto and left today for Crater LaiRe. State Senator Visits- Seal or Georgo Joseph, state sen ator from Multnomah county, Epent last night In the city. Senator Joseph hns been travelling through central Oregon and is now on his way hack to Portland. Senator Josenh tm iiuite prominent during tho recent session or tho legislature, particular ly because of his tilt with Editor C inapman, of tho Oregon Voter. rnop..ssioNAii CAitns IMiftAHAI fill. Auctioneer, gets hlKh I V N. P'.ne 81 W. H. PLVi.En r-ntropraeth t w. Um Si I arsl.'tao. Fence Jnst received. Carload of Page. Several klnda poultry fence. Carload barb wire, nails and staples. Write us. Stearns & Chenoweth Oakland and YoneaUa, Roseburg, Myrtle Point, Coquille and Marshfield Stage 7Pissfj;(r Csdilk-8 Cars Leaves Hotel Umpqua 7 a. tn dally. Fare to Myrtle Tolnt, $.4. Fare to Coqoille. 17.00. Fare to Marshfield. $8.00. COAST AUTO LINES 4 Made in Oregon to fit Oregon conditions. J Burns coal equal to any furnace, and burns t wood better than any round fire box made. A I See that fire box; wood fits like it does in j your range. Takes 24in. ' f..rTtr4 a wood, which means more --'. I Sftli v- I 5 i f y 1 S ? wood tor the same money. j i J 'J v: S 4 Proper combustion means vVry jpf i more heat from the same 'tl 0 0 wood a double saving. f 1 J. H. SINNIGER ijjffi p f Sheet Metal Works ' f Ullj V t I . i i ' s. t l5. flllr I I 'A t f!t8g Phone 428 ' JfeJ f JI ST 'fO GET ACQUAINTED. With our new location we will make a reduction on all photos for a short time. ROREBURG STUDIO, Clark ana Clark, Props. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Newly refitted. 137 Jackson St. 8ervlce Garago. Coodvenr Tires. BATH WATER 24 Hours a Day May be had by installing an Electric Water Heater at a cost of only . 8 CENTS A DAY for operation. Phone or call at the Hudson Electric Store CLASSIFIED COLUMN 4I.L NKW IXASKIKIKIt AUVKHTIRKMICNTS WI1X UK KOUMD OM LAST rAGB UNDER BBAIHNU NBW TOUAT." WANTKD- A weoil himidrv Ml.liileliuix. Jllli'Kles, OIL". VANTK1 Cider urrsH ii.id vla. Ad- dress It., care Newa-ltevlew. WANTKIi Wuttrens. short order i- prihii.e only IKi essi ly. Apply Care terla In person. WANTKIK-C'umiietent tea. her In Illst. urtiui-n vaney. Aoutesa afia. L I'nrrott. Williur. Or.Kun. Mini IV A.N IS IT? one load of NoTT liinotliy hay. Also liest ifiiallty lilaek ink l.lei k wood. Kred A. OofT, Hue w. it phone S-KL'l. MISCKLLA.N EUUH. '"''Vi'"' ervit'e at lieer Creek Sales JllATS TO I.UT on shares, or trade for e. a. iieiioB, ouKiariu or Kose burir. JI-.'llSKY UlLf. FOK BKIlVtrRA i"'1"?, JTark . Addition. Price 2. J. W. MeCnnnell. ''"T) lKll CKNT I.ISCOUNT on all niotorryelra an.l sidecar, in .to k. West l"neiia.St Agency. 20S i .ii I'oaKe Inuring- car r.. .. "ii.uiioii. win tiaile for cattle or sheep. In.iuire nt Jud.l's livery liarn. or write Lloyd Moethart, " ."u.ery. itnselmrir. HI 1.1. Hilt f!-:itVIC!K: Th,.lh,.i . rry' ':om "tr ?"d milch It?.; . P. of jesrviee h. Insure rr.-in r"jwo 'oek and blither breeri?'B i' b"''a' by proper of el . '"J'.'. "'lr "a"- east 1X)ST A n t,Ym;l Chains for Ford truck Tst 'tween It.i.ehura and Oolei'v.!? eaturday. Finder leave .i ihi. tsii' i.l.l ........ .: '..-"""' een. Nniirv vi . ., . i." A ' " " 1 "eward. J . j r.j-n a n kp. wr a fut.i, ;A iotiiT rontalninn- Indue r cjlpu U. UmmoB l.Jffe No! 91, K. V-i i" Vf "'""m, Smith Dakota. offico. Ft iVSl Woman't brooch set wit stun UiST in (iHk St. hriilvro T.i .. !rukn jnfl Is bn.md with bra fin ninii I'll. Offlee Or O A. P. Ilea n a..1.1 tl FOR RK5IT. - : " nfimi nn n FOR RBXT Three room furnl.his) fense. on parM street. J iaV laauir. lit bat ComaiercnTl Sl.MMF.lt PASTURE. We are In a position lo take any number of cattle or sheep for sum mer pasture. Will pasture sheep by the head or on shares. For price, and particulars address Moothart t Belcher, General Dollvory, Roseburg. o . Goodyear Service, service Garage. FOR RENT Furnished t room apsrt- no. mupliona U Wll It KM R,,nn,a n.1 - .. r. n.. 3i1 DuiiKlas Ml, Phone 8-U HK HKNT Nicely furnished' roomi i oieiuiens. fnone i'ji-J. Kolt IthNT I'leaaant aluenltiir rueB with privilege oi bath. 311 Et Oak Mi. ItliNT Kurnished Bloi uufur nishe.1 housekceplnK rooms. Mi . I'nrrott Ht nt Mosher. tOil bALK. Fort SALE Hay In field IS and II per ton. cash. A. Teal, Wilbur. Ore. FOR 8AI.R Maxwell automolille, fool nape. forulei:heap. Jat. J odd- FOR 8AL.B-young team, weliiht i'ahjllcl)anluls. Ten Mile Ort FOR HA1.U Protecoarann check writ er. good as ntr. loqulrs at Ntwc Keview FOR 8AI.K Two colts, 4 nnd 5 yun oio. J..H Morris, Kdenbower. 4-K32. FOR SAI.K Mouse in North Himeburf. rooms, bath, basement, and mltf !"Kporciriione i6 OOIMJK car for sale chea Will trJt for Ford or rhevroi.it. Audr 'Car," NevVl-llevlew. FOR SALE Ford touring car. Oo running order, f lie. P. O. Box ! h.isi uurg, Oregon. HiR 8ALK Nash louring car la shape, or will trade for stoek. dresa w.. care Newa-Revlew. , KOR BALE-50 tier tiloek wood. Can oak an.l uurl he rea. bed M truck. C. K. Banning. Dlxonvilia FOR HAI.E 1 sewing machine, soon" new; present price $.!5; will tM I.e. Ada Crouch, Wilbur, Orrr Unllte I. Box IS. . FOR 8ALB Oood team horses. w and harness. Itoraes about Hf l each, good condition, sound n tr J. H. Mann, oakiapd. Oregon. . LLMIlER. 1.1'MHkR, for aale t " . Rice Creek Mill six miles from PJT , lard. Oood stock on hand ana "J .. ders cut. Hustle, flooring. rlnHh , alxed stock for sale after JulIi i FOR PALE Farm of 111 acre" on I" na-rnwsy: ator and peat ""it i Place. Will sell all together or fT and store separately. Easy ten" J Address 8. F, care Nawa-R'yl?!- A OOOD FARM for sale or rest Camas Valley. Contnlna 'VT ! with 120 acres under cultl"" f Will lease altogether or neparai f seta of buildings. For further ls'T , rcatton call at ! West IM i Mrs. Mary fumberk. C PRICED Rtm'lT 1 acres en fZ J" 'ML merit; renced Imiilm one : aome built-lns: one 4 rooms: Tj large barn, hen house. Ideal P'' for poultry ranch: city w:'r- .Va i trie lla-hta S.voos U cash. teaca. a W. Iousuf Sob. I f S V