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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO 1, 1 t ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Ikaued llly Evcepl Sunday. Sprinter Dropped At Sound Of Gun II. W, Hate I.. Wiinberly llert O. Bate SUUSCKU'TloN liA'l'LS Daily, per year, by mall ' 2 00 Dally, all mouths, by mall . a laily. by carrier, per moiilh . Voekly Nes-Kevlew. by mall, per year U.uared a. second-class mailer May 17. ' lh" oU" burg, uri gon, uuuer iuw v w,v ItOSKIU IMi. OltK iOX. M'l.V g'. ' GOING TO GKT THK OLD BOY. When Uncle Zeke was forty-eight The neighbors used to say, "He's lookiii' pretty bad, of late, He ought to learn to play. A man toward fifty's past his prime, He oughtn't to forget If he keeps at it all the time Hard work will kill him yet." When Uncle Zeke was sixty -two The parson shook his head. "Eekiel has too much to do; lie's all worn out," he said. "A man of family has no right His health to disregard; I fear he'll pass away some night, He's working far too hard." When Uncle Zeke was eighty-four, Still toiling on his farm, The boys around the country store Were moved to grave alarm. Said they: "He ought to drop the plow An' spend his time in bed He's worked too long already now, Next year'H see him dead!" Now Uncle Zeke is ninety-three And works from rise of sun Till dusk, then stays around to see The evening milking done. He's strong of limb and clear of eye, No job he'll ever shirk, And still the neighbors prophesy He'll die of overwork! Ex. Of late it seems to have become a daily occurrence over the country for bandits and others of their ilk to use the automobile- lor extending their operations almost at will in broad daylight, but police departments are effectively coping with many of thesi situations through the use of the speedy and (juick-lo-get-awa) motorcycle. A review of the situation indicates that whereat criminals appear to be becoming more daring than ever there if no abnormal increase in the number of crimes thus committed but in many cases the oll'enses are so spectacular as to leave the impression of a veritable crime wave. As a matter of fact there is no doubt that the motorcycle police play a great part in kecpiiiu. w ithin the bounds the element relying on a quick get-away as theii orly salvation. With the states, most important city, and many rural communities, maintaining motorcycle police, the crook is be ing kept on the run, while the joy rider, intoxicated and careles: drivers, also are being kept within bounds . JIARSHFIELD, Or., July II. (U. P.) Mlly Bohrer baa It all over the two "bunco men" who obtaiued fake ball money from Mr. McUlnnl In Portland the other day that la. to a certain extent. The two Portland men gut away with heir scheme, but Dill did not. bohrer, it seems, was unusually hilarious for s Sunday morning. Matuhflild Sundays are not '"blue." but the noise of four nr five gentle men under the influence of autl Volstcarflem made a number of citi zens very muchly fo last week. Con stable fioldman was dispatched to quiet the jeienn.lors. ' Hey. Tough ter see me run, hailed Itohrer. as Oolman hove Into view an I dropped nm bor aioigside wlih his hand on Bohrer's shoulder. 'U.ice man? Vou can'? race," re monstrated c.oldman. V?h can. Hundred vards Rent P:u'doi fc," Insisted B. br.- Hold- cm! humored him. "Go alitaj Ihen." 'ic said. I.i Ivr did 30. only i: the hundred hunk bo fall .1 to crop Goldman's un bnrkj I Bohrer dropped He xut up and ran some n,:.. Actio the lioldmun weapon rraiked. Till time Huhrer drop led asnln and flayed down. He was no broken field runner. Coldman found him unwouuded, but seared, very scared The sprinter went to Jail. Goodrich Tire Service. K.. l.ockwood Motor Co See us. C CAMAS VALLEY NOTES. Mr. Robert Tlrymer was over Sat unlay evening and gave us a flue sermon. Mr. Srranton, Miss Alice iterati on, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Ell. Thrush, and reveral members of the Church family attended the all-day lervlces at Ten Mile last Sunday. Mr. Church's house caught fire on he roof Sunday afternoon, but due o prompt anion a small amount of Inmage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gouihler mil family, Alice Stanley and Floyd Stoble went down the canyon last lundav on a plrnlr. They report the -oad In fine condition as far as It 3 open. Mr. and Mrs. Lucas are enjoying visit from some friends with whom hry traveled some distance during one eleven 0jnn4 their auto trip las t year. We hear rumors that Mr. Bone brake and family will be here with us again the coming year. We will be glad If it U true. Mrs. M. I.. Brown Is ill at her home here. We hope to see her up and feeling better In a few days. RESIDENT, o Russell's B d ; To Be Buried Today The funeral of the late W. Dennis Russell, will be held tonight at 6 o'clock at Myrtle Creek The body was turned over to tlie relatives this morning by Coroner M. E. Rltter and was taken to Myrtle Creek this af ternoon. The funeral will be held at the Myrtle Creek cemetery, where the body, will be Interred. BROWN DECIDEDLY "IN BAD" Of Course Rich Unel Johnson May Forgive Him, but He Fssuj It Is Hardly Liktly. After luncheon in wular restaur, ant, Gibson Brown reached up for his overcoat, to And to his amazement that It was not there. Just at that moment he caught a glimpse of a man passing out of the restaurant wearing the coat "Stop, thief r yelled Brown, and tore after the departing stranger. He overtook blin at the Brat corner and gae liliu In churge of a polleeuiau. Then, wearing the overcoat again him self, he went on bis way sutitned. liv dear," he said to his wife on re turning home from the ollice that eve ning. '1 had' an adventure this midday." And I, too. Gibson, have something to tell you." interrupted bis wife. "Oh, but let me tell you mine first I protested Mr. Brown. "Xo, .dear; I must tell you mine. Rich U'ucie Johnson bus forgiven us for our murriage uud bus come to stay with us for a few days. He'll prohubly remember us In bis w ill now." "That's all right," answered Mr. Brown, Interested, but eager to tell his own story, "but I nearly had my over coat s'olen at lunch to-day," and he described the Incident. "Oh, Gibson," moaned the wife, "what .have you done?' Vou did not wear that coat this morning and I lent It to uncle when he went out to have a look around London t" Brown rescued uncle from the police station, but the old man refused to forgive- thein the Insult. London Tit-Bits. flbruneflbfehin's St Bed il sates The coroner's jury has settled one important question in con nectioii with the recent tragedy. The next move is to fasten the atrocious crime on the guilty party and deal out justice in huge chunks. Oenins Russell s life was just as precious as that of any other person. 1 he fact that suspicion is directed at a once promi nent and well-thought-of individual in this city is all the more reason that a determined ellort should be made to clear up the mysterious automobile wreck and the motive which lead to the death of the unfortunate victim. It will be welcome news when the old town gets down to busi ness again. Hut it will take a few days for people to "soIht up" after a week of excitement. They're getting fewer, but there still exists the kind of lawyer who thinks every judge and all jurors arc deaf. 0' Recent events in this community cause a fellow to sleep with one eye oen and his "finger on the trigger." o The best kind of a "business head" is one that co-operates with a pair of good business hands. I'.atliing suits this summer are more daring-baring. -also more Band Concert To Be Given Tonight The ban. I concert to lie ghen to-J night at tti court house sn.iare. . promt,- ;0 be on,. (f ,,. (.,( fi the seaion The l..,,,,! has arranged' an e ndallv xoot j. nigrum of l,n, Selections which . lnterxp.IS.il I" inmrtette music. c ,in m nn It sina an. I a short address by Senator II I. I i.iv. hn will ,x.ik tor ten mln tile on some I r 1 ! - r 1 .1 n t phase of community ,tn The cum pli-le pro rrwi lor the c,,m ert ti.inKhi an : Unas I'and Sele. iliui, Iv M,,lay fom tnsnderv Manh l:.m.l Sebium. Kl lie ,.li Itjint Selection. Fiona Walts. Selection by the Itoral Quartette. Hand Helm turn. tat Itealment V, irrh Hand Selection, Dream of Heaven Walti. Ten Minute SmhHi by IV t.. F.Mv. Band Selection, American Trl- mph Uvertare. Community Sing, Tenting Tonight. Dixie. Hand Selection. Kl Travadore Walls. Hand Selection. One Fleeting Hour ei enaile. Hand Selection. American Legion March. Star Spangled Manner, ily the II. Hid. The highest rash prtrm wtll be paid for second band furniture stoves. te J B. Ilenlnger, 404 Ca street. I'hone 101. Mr and Mrs. W. II. A. William mil lltili. dauxliler Maude, returned from Newport last evening, where 'hey have been spending the past t. weeks enjnylitt their summer nullng Th.' oieii g number of the Chan isumia will be preci,t.., ,(., Slln. Is eenlng. A nlctitiflr lecture by Hum, II Ford will he alien f,,nw. inc the announcements. Mr Fc.r.i i an electrical scientist and luvrntor note. "Now is the time for all good le teckellves to conic to the aid of the nystery." I'hIi Iicb on your pants don't mat ter unlcHM yon ore conscious of them O Chili It y ben I, is Ht home. That's probnldy why 'ode stay at home so little these ibiys. The bird who sits at bis desk all ilay lontf nud ko3Um at a motto never accomplishes much work. If tlm IhmIIckkcik bad lo mil nn Income tax the nallonnl debt would soon be eliminated. ' The moonshiners are happy these lns. What's n little keg of ntoon. shine rompiired with a murder lil)s lery? ' IMN'T CltOWIl. (JKXTLKMKN. From tho Wisconsin Fann Journal. Heflnesl widow, uninrujuliered. In the early noon of life, as house kcecr for a n-fliied noble man f bllsln.Hs. .No idijections to little child. City or outskirts; will lenve city. Write I, IMIM, Join mil. O When people run out of things to howl nlMuit they yell at the llesu pers for printing the news. Hut thnt doesn't worry the news HiMrs one hit they Just fetkl tick led to ilentli to know they re itettln the ni'ws. If all the theories were put to gether they would make a good rrnsy quilt. Tliene are the iluvs of . suiisblnc. picnics; hives nnd miInoii ink. TOIIAVH AUVIt'K: Start slow and kisiw iii rather than start liig and blow np. Our Idea of courage Is to open I Iml Inst Jnr of fruit nn the shelf. Itecklesa drivers don'l always miss the scenery. Now thnt we're sorta tisesl to Vin we gotta admit the rolled down socks are mmi anil comfortable. If nothing else. 9 Iton'trha feel klmla cheap when you talk grouchy to the telephone) operator and she answer with a sweet. "Thank you"? The man who argues with a hind voice Is not alwnvs right In his ar guments. Noise don'l rut any lev. The illfferetire between the re turned soldier and the Frodlgnl Hon: When I lie nrodigal rame hark they killed Hie fatted ralf bnt when the soldier returned they shot Hie hull. e n W now the ronnribnen ptosd near-iKhteiliiess and oblcct lo the one-rlere haihing suits. IVcttv soon we'll liave tit he wearing markinaa Instead of pajamas. I.AFK I'FltKIXH SV.7. : "If baldness Is canard by over work. It 'a funny annw women don't have wbMers." HKMSTITCHlKtl 10c VAItl). We have installed a new hem stitching machine and solicit your .latronage. . We would be pleased to have you come In and examine our work. Mall orders' from out of town people will be given our prompt at tention. We also tuke orders for pleating. Rooms 1 and 2, Bel) Uldg.,. 139 Jackson street. AK1I 1RA('(. TO BE IIKltK. Word has just been received from Arch Deacon Chambers of Portland, stating that be will be here Sunday, uly 24. for the morning service at Ct. George's church. Servloe Oarage. Coodvear Tires. t n . HI'FA IAI. SAI.K OK I.INKNS. Mrs. C. W. Sherman will have for -tale at the Misses Ilitzer's, 117 So Jackson. St., a collection of hand woven and embroidered llnons, Ca nadian wool blankets, linen and painted luncheon sets, bedspreads, the handwork of the southern moun talnoer women: anil various other articles from Th Shop at Portland, Oregon. Hours t a. m. to 5 p. m.. July 17 to 23rd, Inclusive. A building permit was Issued today to C. W. Hess to construct a dwelling, at the corner of South and Fine streets, to cojt 11700. A permit was also granted to Clarance Hess to construct a dwelling coding about iiuuu, on Mill street. NIITIf'K TO fOMTIIAtTOnS. Itlaa ny 4'ontatrUPllon. lloUKTlas County. Orraun. Sealed hills will he received by the county ,i out t ef IHiukIu I'oilntv, Ore icon, at the court hoii.-u at ltosehurK. iiremui. at two o'clock p." m.. on the .",lh .lay of August. 1'iel. for s-rnvellinr a aecllun of road between ltoachuiff .iimi itentnn. Known as me ritzKerali tllil .".eel toll. The work Involves approximately ty mile of urHVellfitc. No hiil will he cunslitered unl. mm nil onmpanttMl hy ranh, biJilr'a bond Ar t-tTiiiifti i-ntM-K rr an uniount ei)tial to at lt-HMt five (5) nor rent uf th ltal mount of the hid. A ftulTlrii nt bond wit) he riMpilred fr the fHithful performance of the rwitm.-i In a antn equal to one-half the idihi atnotint or the uui. rimm, ffperlfU'atlona, fortnn of ron-tra-t. itnipuiial blaiikit nnd full Infor mation for bidilcm may be obtained nt the office of the county clerk or the count v roHtlmAMter upon the deposit of five dollars. The rlKiit Is reserved to reject any or nil pmpnnalii or to accept the pro positi or proposals deemed best for the tuiiniy, TR4 n ntt iriT.t? Toiinty Clerk of IMxikIh. County,' Ore- TOWN PESTS FOLLOWED "ERIK THE RED" Colony of Icelanders Stttled In Green land About 984, but Finally Completely Disappeared. Erik JJufus, vulgurly dubbed The Ittil," ran on to Greenland In 081. Krlk's Norwegian futlier hud fouud It convenient to go with his family to Iceland to escape the strong band of he low, which was reaching out for him on account of murder he had "ommltted In his native land. loung Erik had not been In Ice laud long before he, too, became In volved In a dispute with a fellow townsman, and with the termination nf the argument Erik's antagonist was dead. In attempting tp escape the pursuit of Justice he accidentally discovered the coast of Greenluud. Having spent two or throe years In exploring the country he hud found, he somehow obtained the pardot. at the folks back In Iceland, aud de cided to pay them a visit He Insisted thnt. In contrast to Ice land, the new country was a lund of green meadows and rich pastures, abounding in cuttle and every species of game. His enthusiasm, or hjs ef frontery, worked like mngic, and he went back, to Greenland, which he had named himself, with a numerous fal lowing. The colony prospered under Krlk's successors It once numbered J.OtiO, but disappeared completely In he fifteenth century. Whether the tUers all perished or were gradual ly "usslmlluted" by the Eskimos, no man knows. Kinar.a Hard to Catch. Cu'S from Kansas und bearing the li-etisa plates of the slate must be archil iu running by a t rattle pollce iiiiu on a low corner of Fifth avenue. New York, says the Sun ef that city, lie Is watching for ihem. "You d be surprised ut the different places 'nun which cars come," anld the cop. "And the funny thing uuout it Is tbur I seem to have to cull down out of fwn drivers all the time. I suppose It's because they don't know the trnttic rules. "For the last two years I've kept a record of the out-of town licenses thnt I've bnd to Jot down to report. I've got one from every state In the Union, except one. and several from I'orto ltlco. "The missing state Is Kansas; I'd certainly Ilka to complete the list, and so I'm looking for a Kansas driver. He'd better watch his step." Bachelors and Children. Commenting on John Galsworthy's book on childhood, "Awakening." a critic remarks that men, nnd especial ly bachelors, are the best historians of childhood. It was Charles Lamb who wrote "Iream Children." Lamb, by the way, was scarsely an Inveterate bache lor, as he would have married Ann Simmons If she had been willing, and t ) i m .- "All .... II" . ,, j - . mi.v .... as wen ns . Fanny Kelly, the actress, who refused mm. it was the lonely Ilarrie who wrote "Peler Fan. And few descrip tions of children not dream children or I'eter Tans, but of actual child life can surpass the pictures drawn by E. Ncshltt (Mrs. Hubert Rland) In "The Treasure Seekers" and "Th rhoenlx and Can." Exchange. The Tramp Is a y,t thin Mourns In the Ita.kjnnl only In th Summer. When he Shows l p at the kitchen door, sumniiwi Faithful Hector. Inven tor of the Hum's Itush. and have him t'sber Ihe Tramp Into th Alley. If W gotta Work for our Fa s, why should Tniini through the World on beir Nervct Explaining "Be-Peep." Bo-I-cep has quite a curious history, and It Is not about a shepherdess, ac cording to a w riter lo I'earson'a Week ly: In the old days the penpl of Eng. Und gave a great deal of money to the oegglng friars, whom they dared n-Jt refuse, but when the power of the monasteries declined they grew bold er and Jeered at the "friars with the Ro-peep rhyme. Bo-peep or Boo-nep was a slang term for the holy men and the words. "Hoo-peep has lost his sheep." referred to the falling off of the spiritual flock, though of course la later yean Bo-petp tamed lama tad. MAKE CHAUTAUQUA WEEK YOUR VACATION WEEK MUSIC Chautauuua Is a veritable festival of mualc. Llcur.-, . I Symphony OrcheMra la scheduled for two notable concert, it' " In the Bum IrfWls Company, hearted by the prominent VU , U-i Lewla: The Orpheua Four, America , foremost null, quari-i t V Slav Tamhiirlca orchestra; Waller Jenkins; The Itoa, h-Kr.'.-r 1 pany. Twelve concerts in all certainly the Inumc u,. ."'.J more than Ihe coal of the aeaaon ticket. " wu1 LECTURES Many notables appear on the Chautauqua lecture mnfr tetaiii"on. the laluoua Arctic explorer, la one of the head II Clark Mucfarlane. noted American writer. Is another. Add I1 N celebrities the name-of Tom Hfceyhlll. Just back fi, ..'"v iMiiny" I'pion, Father Cronln and Uuruell Ford. Iincntor . uf cal scientist. .. "I s.i ENTERTAINMENT An outBtamlinft- enlertatnment event In chejnM tar ,. I nlKhl In a blK play production presented by the KelKhl i '-. Flayers wllh an all-professional cast. Another enleiiui.,,.' "i of note cornea ill the two proKrama to be presented by aj u ' llutli Freeman on the second day. This Is a duo with a oi, Tr pUtatluil. SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE i AIULTS, $2.7i!; Students, $1JM, Child's, l.o. Xo ., I Illustrated Programs now being distributed WATHH FOR YftlTRQ r ROSEBURG JULY 24, 25. 2 27. 28. 29. 30 Wood Alcohcl Drinker Arrested Gorge S. Ureunan, alias Brewer, was picked up last night In a badly Intoxicated coudi;:on as the result of drinking about a pint of denatured alcohol. He was taken to the city Jail where, after sobering up some what he was released, his suitcase and $10 being held to guarantee his appearance. He fa::ed to appear, however. He was apparently a transient, telegraph operator, -who was recently discharged from service with the military force. , where he served as a Mor,, A- - ' ELITE BEAITY PABLj' I am experienced lu all v beauty culture; faci.il awa, ahampooing. and tinting 7u permanent wave, inanlcurlu ' treatment and violet ray ' quarters, rooms 1 aud ! u Sisters BlUg., aro now ope., solicit your patronage. Vnj ped and sanitary. Houni, and 1 to 5. Other hourto tuent. Phone 602. v MRS. CLARICE DOVj CLASSIFIED COLUM 41.1, SIW CI.ASSIK1KO AOVERTISIESIKNT WILL BR Foimaaji, rauat VNUKR HacauiNa saw todat. VANTGI WANTED Clean rUh's at Ford garage. WANTKIi L'5 to SO hogs and pigs. i none 4i-r WANTKL) P..!ntlng nnd roof re;alr Iiib. See V. S. Powell. ' WANTKI A good Jeracy cow. Must be a hlKh tester. I'hone 8-K 11. WANTKU Young girl to help with housework. IliHh school tcirl pre ferred, jmiulre Itoseburg 1'hoto Studio. WANTEI) 160-acre ranch on aharea. witii privilege of buying. Would take amaller place. Addrena li. W. iiollea, Ht. 1, Box 74 ltoHeburg. ftllSCUliLA N EOUH. JERSEY BULL FOH 8BUV1CE At Umpqua Park Addition. Price J. W. McConncll. m-TO.N TRUCK In good condition to trade for houue and lot. Call J. C. Ho se. KUOM AN'U BOAHD at Lane St. ttoom Ing lliiune. 313 Went Ijine St. alia. F. A. Smith. V.Ol'LU TKADI; No. 4 Sharpies cream separator. In good condition, for young aaddle home. Addreaa P. O. Ilox 165. liraln, ureKon. To TltAliK 160 acroaor" fine timber at Uend. Ore., vi-.lued at ITiOOD .for ranch In the valley. What have you? Write Jeaau W. ilay, Uend, Ore. IlKCSiNN'INIl Friday, July 22, will al low partiea to coino to the patch and pick loganberries at 25c per Kallon. c. V. oden, Ulxonville, Oregon. Phone 34-F-4. BL'f.L FOU SERVICE ThoroUKhbTid Jersey, cornea from extra good milch train. Price for aervlee 13. Insure a better grade of stock and higher percentage of butterfat by proper breeding. Inquire of Ira Hull, east of city on Lieer Creek road. bOWT AND ROUND. LOST Blue speckled fox hound. Fe male. I.ast seen .weat of Yoncalla. Reward. Lloyd Cain, Oakland, Ore. fr'OUNI) Fountain pen in P. O. lobby. ia), ql ncweiiciiew Ollice and tell make of pen or otherwlae deai Tlhe It. FOIt SALE First cutttnit ilk 5 per ton. J. M. Juill i FOR SAI.K 1 Hah m-tter plh od. Male. Cor. Mill and l, FOit SALE Black uak WDodu hay. Pholle 6-F33. C W. FOR SALE Kegintered SHr cowa and calvea. JabJ0u hnrg. tiretfon. FOR SALE Will .ac-rlllct a house, garage, etc., if Midi Inquire 120 South Plat "OR SALE Span of jmtf Mack. Weight over JSIH. u milk cow. A. il. Iwernn. O. Oregon. 'f .'"OR SAI.K Saxon all, rural .two tire rlina. new iMt it Cheap, see Ilui ch at Ford Go FOIt SALE Team horju. ww harneaa. inquire at Deff r Sates Stables. . FCiR SA LB Parlor organ rt quire of C. II. Illltun, 151) cna atreet. FOR SALE OR TRAIIE Pw gray team. 3 and C yeanaV 3-F-31. or . t FOR 8 ALE Protecrograps eka sr. good as nxr. Isuln Kevisw FOR SALE A garage ooli business and well stocked r. cenaorlea. On H I k hway. tte. FOR SALE At a bargala 32x4 Goodyear auto tin ui tube. Inquire JOdcnuower Fon SALIC Oakland car. li t dition. 1916 model. Baru: at once. Phone J.'l-F-J or S., News-Review. FOR SALE A first clasl ww age 7 yrs., wt. ahout liM a good cow. R. A. HtrclaM Oregon. J FOUNIl Woman's brooch set with atones. Owner may have same by calling at thia office and describing MOIIERN houae In Uend. I and I20U0 casn to traih) t ' I any place In the valley. " W. Day. Bend. Ore. FOR, SALE Anyone wantlnf'' a moderate alxed barn en complete bill of lunitier of flies at f75. Ad.lrelfi.i tevlcw. - LOST Rlue and black spotted hound. Anyone knowing of such hound. Phone 10-F21 .or address C. C. Long. Cleveland, Oregon. Reward. FOB REIT. .rrNT keeping room. Inquire a Ilat Fhop: FOR RENT Oarage near Ilose sell jf I'hone 27JC-L, "OR rta-Ntlpsfety oeoosll oosaa Roaebura National Bank. fOR RKNT Nicely furnished rooms. sj3Ro Stephens. Phone 1KS-J. FOIt It ENT Sleeping rnnni Hot"water alia the time. Railroad man prefer red, as Miller Street. FOR Rf.NT Three room furnished house, on paved atreet. Long leaas Jnoiilre lit Ba Commareial At ' FOR KENT Furnished house-keeping rooms also unfurnished rooms. 246 Parrott St. at Mosher. FOR RKNT ON SHAHEiCri;-7r7?r-of in hay land at Dummasch ranch Inqiiir R. Kltxman. weat of Soldiers Home. WJR NAl.kZ ' COFOAIt. bear and coyote does for .e. r.eeneni siotk. Particulars " reoueat. F. R Anderson. Speaker. Oregon. FOR SALE -A good i-room-modern house near Rose school, on monthly In'tallmenta. Addresa C, Xewe-Re-view. . condition rUn ,, lh. tn.ma mile. ' r .M.UM Kr ol'1 "efore " I F. F Lang. Mtlsrd Ore IVHZ4 T"n 'ence. part of place creek hottnm sandy Und. fiallv mall goes by place every day. u K. Swaa, Looking ulasa, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TKAUB-a' values in used cars at tf"V We wash, polish and guarantee our work. change, F. L. Wetjrew. Oak St. J A SNAP $200 cash burl ' house on 'paved street 100 ft. All furnished, Iw-r; 90 range and a $5io pl', , for 12000. Phone 411. - and Son. - - 12 ACRES good m "ilua- J"1. Bend, value $400li, and lif In lot In Bend: could sW ' . dlers' bonus. Will trail',!; and cash for ranch In . Jesse W. Day. VenA.On. FOR SALE 160 a., I'ouf1"1'. mile from Otinter P. O. v Oood range, creeks. WS 1, Ing . oOod roaa. Itij'-' 115 monthly. E. E- ""ir Crosby atreet. Pan plfroJV A OOOD FARM for salt t ; Oamas Valley. Contalai -tth S20 acres undsr Will lease altogeth tMJ, sets of buildings. For matlon call at 301 Walt " Mrs. Mary DumbecV. FOR SALE OR TRA!'F-l! miles east of Eugeis. 1 V , Iiwell., 24 acres firs . River bottom. In mill"1", new buildings and t""f?. and poultry ranch. -,,lJJ- business. Will lv tars Blair. Lowell. Oragce. rtlfw FOR SALE 200 ft ' bene one -and two ' Mnri OAf. sfrsln for our plilleta br tt-.JJV want some real v'p'.Jis purposrs next sprli tTr and wut be glad t.. r.n a doaen er all "lil tain Brook Poultry n- Creek .Ore.