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Newspaper Page TextI : nonavtui wcwt-irimtw moxdat. Arcvst t. nOIEBIRQ KEW8 REVIEW B. W. Bsles L." alss.rly B.rt O. Bale. SC'UsCrTIiTlbN ItATL Dally. sli monir... br nill : i -. j i- i. aiiflmlvi I entitled to tlie ue fur r.pub ksiIub ot II niwi Olsp.tvris. credlled to t or not dlherms credited In la's PP' lid alio the loc.l new. publi.liad r iu. All riKliia of reiubtlcsilo ol spe cial dltpsU'lies herein are slsu reaerved "Entered at aecond-cleea matter May IT. lu. at the poet ol.e at Itoaeburtc Oregun. under thActl aUrihJ. Ktiaelurg, UrvK"". AuguM 1. I".!. Rosebarg Needs Kiddies Playground "The number of Juvenile court ciw-s dam-rued CO per rent In that lart of l'ortland, where a comniu nlt playground was provided for the children.'" said Captain T. l. L'pion in his spi-eh Saturday ulKtit t ibe fhautauia. "It wa siarted a result of aome small boys being arrested lor playing ball In the street, bees una there i no other place to pluy. No" h")' B",e among other thins., a 20.UU swlm mlng lank, wllh all kinds of play ground apparatus and (our paid sup erintendents. Expense ! The price of a single autouiobila would pay for amuslng Korea ot children all summer. Every town should have playgrounda with in convenient reach of the children, with swIiik. sltcleuB, teetcr-board.. lunl st'ldes, sand-boxes, ahallow poola for wading, balls of all kind", bals Slid other uece.sary supplies, also paid supervisors to guide the children In their amusements nd see that lli'-y play fur. "It Is Just as Important, or per haps more so, to guide children In their play as to train them to work. It Is In playing games that children learn bow to play Ibe game of lire The way they liarn to play from other boys and girls has a deep and lasting Influence upon their future career, morally, socially and finan cially. If you want your boy and girl to lie a aucreus in life you must tearh them how to play a clean game, bow to win fair and to be a good loser. "Children are out In tiia street go ing to Die dons during the summer vacutlon because they have no other place to go. If we do not provide playground we aro remiss In one of our most Important obligations Children are full of Ufa and activity and are bound lo he doing something all the lime. It Is up lo us to see that they are doing the right thing." Ilia work baa been among hoys, big and little, in the army, in the schools and on the street. The key note of his speech, the motto of his life, Is lr the game fnlr. I.leurance's Utile Hymphony Con cert compitny, which played the pre lude lo Ibe evening lecture and fur nished the afternoon entertainment, was made up of high class musical artists, a male pianist and six girl violinists. The selections played were mostly classical and tho execu tion all that could be desired by those who appreciate flint kind of music. NEW YORK NEWS LETTER lly l.ucy Joanne Price. NEW YOKK, Aug. 1 Is Cor nelius Vsnderblllr 8r., turning tits ambassadorial yearn toward Japan? It wae generally accepted that he longed for Ihe court of St. James'a; but that being beyond his reach, It Is reported that his eyes have turned to other shores. This rumor is stim ulated by Ihe circulation at New port nf a symposium on (he Japan' ese-Amerlrsn question, with a note to the effect that It In "privately printed by Cornelius Vamterbllt. Jr., No. 640 fifth Avenue, New York." 1 It's still a fairly honest world. however. Anna Hughes, a seventeen- year old laundry sorter, ciime across 110. 0U0 worth of Jewels In the (sun dry bag sent by Mrs M. MsrkowKi. of llrnoklyn, Ihe other day, and gushed to tin desk wllh them urg ing them to get tlicm bark to the ADVICE TO LOVELORN AND OTHERS ""-wawsaejawasswaawasaw-IlT HIM. - A Dolly Column of Questions sad Answer Conducted by Worn aw Wuo Know. Address your Letters to Mrs. Kllabury Care Itoecburg Nrws-Heslrw. Hear Mrs. Kllehury: - I am leav ing here soon to tske a position thst will call for a gnat deal of travel ing this sinter. ! expect to buy aome new clothes lo stsrt with but I am punled as lo what to gel. I want to I will ilreMed. hut also In a aervlceuble manner. What clothes should I tskc w ith me on these trav eling trips? III SINF.SS WOMAN', ItoscTnirg. A. Final of all you mu-t have a suit, tailored, wllh a tailored hat to nustch. One r the smart traveling surls of Fjigllri Iweeil would be JMieit sen leralile, run hilly wlieti vroe-n with a laKored sailor. Three pJaln, snisrt rhahee are Ihe reaeare vf vhmI taste, and always ksik well. Twneet Jcmey r wl chek reloar are all sTl nialerlals fiar traveling. ou will alx neoil a mat, and In tills aelertkm yosi may roneiilt ynar own taste. With live tuhlllloa of a dark taffeta, or rrvfte, drea fir ermlnga at hotels yow will have a complete wanlnklie, Thee are the eanentlals and may he adileil to and varied n null yolarself. Dear Mre. Rllsbury; Could yon tell me when and where Vu'tslre m-mm lu rM n .1 I f I S I ! hla ,. name, f always thought II was an-1 Ul lately a friend and myself had lady "right away quick, so she won't worry." More European picture settings. Violet Herserseau sailed for ltsiy last week to Join the Fox company in making a picture. She Is to have the feminine lead In "Nero" made right there on Nero'e own fiddling gtound. This Is the first picture the Fox company will bare made ouuide of America. O Time doean't ussan a great deal to the calm Oriental. Da)s and years ruxh him not one whit. Lent Wnh, one of the oldest eltlsens of New York's Chinatown, who b.s lived In Mott street for 36 years. Is on his way back to China to see his wife, whom be has seen only three times In 61 years. For 33 years he has been the Chinese Interpreter for the Canadian I'aclfic railroad, but now at 71, he feels that be can retire and Is going happily back to spend his remaining years with his wife. If one must have an officer of the law come to evict her and her funiDy, It's a pretty, nice thing when the offi cer happens to be one's husband's war buddy. Mrs. Hose llowakl learned that the other diy. Mr. Mowaki's husband wei.t to his death when the transport President 1-1"-coln was torpedoed, and life has been difficult for her and the four child ren since then. Finally the blow fell her furniture was to be put Into the street. Assistant City Marshal Hagen of her district was sent to see that It was 6one. He asked her hus band's nnme. "Was Ire on the Presi dent Lincoln?". Hugen demanded. "He went down with Hint ship," said Mrs. llowakl. "Well, I was his buddy and I escaped when he went down. You don't move." War veterans have taken up the widow's flKht and are trying lo malm It P"lblo for her to keep her bom. Married couples must act like mar ried couples not going around be ing affectionate. That's the order of the court. Matthew and Margaret Murqtlnrd live across the river In New Jersey. Maybe that's why they act so queerly. Anyhow, on a per fectly respectable public beach, they up and kissed each other, Matthew first having put his arm close about Margaret's waist. They were ar rested. Special Officer George Malts said it was all very well for them to say they'd been married two yeurs; then they shouldn't act as though they were just engaged. Homebody present auld they didn't believe they were married at all. Hut anyhow, they took them off to Judge Miles: then he agreed that It was no way for married peopkg to act, and he found them guilty nf disorderly con duct, but suspended the sentence. Alia Nailmova la planning another excursion In stage repertory as soon as her motion picture work on Ihe coast Is completed. Her program will Include the ustinl adventures Into Ibsen and a new piny based on a theme from Grtrky. She may open lit October at the new Curroll play house now going up In Forly-llfih street KOTICls. If you bars any second hand fur nlrure to sell, let Jarvia ft Ilellows make you an offer. Thoy will pay the drayage to hare It taken away. 32 West Cass 8L Phone 261. Happy Valley Has Community Picnic An old fashioned community pic nic was held Sumluy on tho bnnks or Looking tiluxs creek, where about twenty-five Hnppy Valley residents gatln-red to spend Ihe day. A boun tiful dinner was served by the ladles, after which the afternoon was spent with music and old lime guinea Those who were present to enjoy the oe,alnn were Mr. and Mrs. Mc Culloch nud fiimlly. Mr. and Mrs. Htelnhvlcr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. Telford and family, Mr and Mm. W. Telford and fnmlly. Mr. and Mrs. Isoni and family, Mr. and Mrs Wil liams and family. Mr. end Mrs. Sul livan. Mr. and-Mrs. Chappel, Mr. and Mrs. Swain. Mr. Ilnmersler. Mrs. Phillips, Mr Siine ami Mr Hunter. an argument or II. Mil VKRS II.. rtosel.tirg. A. Ynllalre's rorrert family name was Francois Marie Arimet. . Hi ailoiteil Hie name of Voltaire In hl tweiil).flr.l jear. lie was U.m In Parle la linn .and was Hip n-oud eim In a family of three rhlhlrea. TV V V.- I) I VL-j. v .. -- - - lour nuesnon concerning a list of s.l,lr.-. will niK-i-reu i in iv ir you will send a stainiK-d self ad.ln-ss. d envelope. - A Veiiner Ita-turne Attorney lleorge Nclnor returned c . i .. -i , . n . .-...,i,oe i-iriiins irom rortisnii. where he silent sev. ril H irs attend- In to kllaltt.... n..,,.- . . n m. nut. inrri' he atend.-d the meting of the tre on state tilshwav euinmlsslon. In lrimi t;reen Mre. A K Cameron and rlsnxh ler, luircds. of Oreen, snent Sstnr dsv In town atten.lltir Chsutaii'iua. Ipsilng r'l.r VitiMhrlelil Mrs A lllgglnbothsrn Is plsnnlns i"sve ine esriv srt or the week for Vsrehflild. shere s'ie will spend the entire summer i:h her dsush cr "ll-IHng IVisii P,-l,n.l Mm Willi,! Elite Si rived Sst- r..imi in. hi roriisna ne Wilt eton.t ..fc .1.1,1.. xi. ' - - - .oiiis wun .ir. and Mrs. A. H. Amadou. St Hl Salt Wll.l.lfl VACATION. I, uhlz: rm n'.so vacation's here! I'm planning high Juik by tbe peck I , But this, you see. most pleases roe: .No dally ecmlilila' of in) neck! .Sew York lilobe. On these hut days we wonder why the girls dou't give their ear a little air. II) the way, ran you snap out the MiMuer to Ilila one without nf mint's thought: Who Is the lee preslilent ? 0 Henry Ford la said to hare a keen sense of humor. We suspected as nun h some Uiue ago. ' ' If Ormniiy hail won the war, the statute of Liberty would probably have hern tnmrd Into a beer (tardea. to When a merchant says. "Vou can't eviect htisltieea to he good, you can tiuiire he's running ICO per cent be hind lust )enr, hut when he says, "We're driving our business as hard as we can," he's no doubt 15 wr cent abend of last year. F A MOPS STOPS. The cork. July 1st, 1010. Nor. 11, 101S. Jiiu. 1st, any year. Wood alcohol. An amateur uerhanKer has a M-itet right l Use profanity. Jnrk Irciupiey is running true to form iiewsKier diNnatchea say he Is blillrg under the bed to keep away from creditors. If It Is not the war, It's something else. 9 Monkey glands have lieen used for rejuvenation pur-MMes nl now we suppose some hlghhrow will be shooting us full of camel serum so hp can go eight days without a drink. We Just wrote a letter today to Hery. Mellon asking him to please forward our -V, that uelng the heJ ance title on our tier capita share. g.VUIlf of the national wealth. The reason you never see a Mrd looping the loop or tumbling around in the air Is bectiuso the bird is no fool. O A illsmlch says that three N'ew York thieves carried away a bale of nie. Now the country will be fliHMlcd with stotclpa. AN 1 MWItlMlNAIH.E MIX. To live In a town To make a llvlnir, off of Itand out of li To educate your children In It lo get everything you iMissllily can out of It- Anil put almolutrly nothing Into it. Cnpi. "Ulniiy" I iiton hit a lot of it nmlil-dilM in his iiau'iiia lecture Sit. uluht. As the h ymiMin iieurs comple tion,, ine young couple usually siittis talking -at" null other in stead of "to" each other. The "parking" ordinance comes ui liefum the council tonight. What the) need Is a "sparking" ordinance. We envy tho little kid with the summer luitrrut. True enough, lite Is one damned tiling after another. Jutt as we are recovering from a murder mvsteri Ihe bootlegger Jump Into the lime light. When a feller walks d owa tin lreel with a hotile on his hip hi luirtll) even Mnk to his friends, In the olden days the old folks used la take a iluy oft and drive to toBii tor the ninll. - w their child ren motor n.1 miles In the evening to a iinuce. I.AI F. I I ItKIVH SKZ: The) riiln't mnke me believe hut nluil the Jnue with tin- bolmed hair line Jest ss muc h si-nso as the one Willi her links dangling iloun to her lleels. TOWN PESTS TkiS BuftftV WlTCMiMvl Post ess The P.e.r Sep who testis SfSlnst the I'riiimnt lountsln Is Fntltlrd m Men tion sui.s.g the Tmn Pests for he's Alssis In Hie Wsy. Why d.ru- he r- I'srk hlnierlf suslnst a Hulldlng sc. Is I'ltirens with our Tongues llsuglng Out ran Isp up a Onus w lik en t first Fuelling hlui Away! e jlK lUZAJiD atKIOlS. a PORTLAND. Or.. August 1. ' (V. P.l With airplane p- ! trols helpless for want of high test gasoline, the raciuc e west itarta t weather what forestry men here today de- clared to be the most critical period for forest fire haiard to v be endured through the entire warm season. Small fire have been report- ed In numerous localities, and wllh foreata abounding wun w a ... n-. , i the forest ser- rice of the government are laau- ing urgent calla for every lo- cality to be on tiptoe for any emergency and to use the ut- moat apeed In getting to sua a nnitine out Area of eveu tne smallest magnitude. Major H. H. Arnold, com- mander of the lr forces of l he ninth eorpa area, with bead ay quarter! at San Francisco, has notified local- and northwest forestry men that patrols win be resumed the moment mo . v. n- ,. i. rliftved. How dy ever. Major Arnold was unable to predict juat when new eui plies of fuel would be received.. Canyonville Girl Weds Calif or man A rerr aulet wedding took place at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. A. M Kemp, of Canyonville. Saturday, wlren their daughter. Verneta. was united in marriage to Wheeler w . Pierce, or turesa, i,in"i , , ti....i.i nt the Metnooisi W. V. XI Ul 111 not,.., w. church of Canyonville. performed the ceremony. Only the immediate iamoj - present, with the exception ot i,ap- tain aora or tne omw" ' ' u..hure Mrs. W. V. Hutchinson and daughter, Myradell. 0 . . ( AKOUN'D THE TOWN ' In Krom Canyonville B. F. Perdue of Canyonville spent Sunday In Koseburg. Over From Coqullle Among tne i;oquine i-oi-itj o. ...... Sunday were P. A. Ford and T. Ford. Down From Hoaglln Howard McHowell of Honglln spent Sunday In Row-burg visiting with rrienas. Here From Oakland Edward Thlele came over irom Oakland Saturday, remaining in town over Sunday. ill rviai .,- J. Craycroft was In from Melrose tiinrlsv and remained over until Monday morning, leaves for Kiigrne ui.. v.Antt U'olkne left this morn Ing for her home In Eugene after a week's visit with the family ot her uncle, J. A. naiser. ItHlilnal lVlim I 'Mill O Miss Mabel Gllkeaon returned yes terday afternoon from Cedar Camp, on the North DmpQua. where she him been enjoying a week'e outing wllh relatives who are camped there. Son Is Horn A son was born SundAV. Jlllv M to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatfield who reside on Thompson street in the south end of the city. Here From Mvrtle fVeek Phil Rice, a well known resident of Mvrtle Creek, spent today In Rnuihiir llanilln In KneinmiH milt ters and visiting with bis sister, Mrs Jiary vi n il'pie. Ft inner Resident 1 1 err Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Goodman, of Qal.,ni - rrl. ...1 k.M l-i.ul.ir.l :, v avun Ing following an auto trip to Crater ijtse. iiiey rumriieu iu iiii'ir noun todar following a visit with Mr Goodman's brother, James T. Good nan of this city. Knlovs Similar Trln Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Illalr. Mr. and Mrs. J. J Schlenker, Mr and Mrs. Hud Lewis. snd Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ilailey mo tored to North Myrtle Creek early Sunday morning and spent the day nsniug ana picnicing. L'.. I. I I.I. I 1 - .. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy llruce and little sun. of Sesttle and Mrs. J. J. C.i rield. of Rosehurg, have Just return ed fnim a week'a rlait at Ihe Cres cent rsnch, the prelly country home of Mr. and Mrs . 8. F. Cawlfield. Ther report a delightful time. To Motor North George Neuner, 8r.. and Lawrence Neuner. proprietor of the United Cigar Stores, together with their families will have Tuesday morning for an auto trip to Eugene, Corval lls. Portlsnd. and the Columbia highway. Thev expect to be gone about two weeks. Here eantlay Mr. and Mrs. Phil Metschan. of I the Imperial Hotel In Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, who are en route home by automobile from Cra ter Ijke. spent Sundar In Roseburt visiting with friends. They motored to Gsrdi-n Vsller to view the fine orchards there, and at other points. Is Onlte III Jsiues Goodman has received word to the effect that hla father. J. T Goodman, who Is quite well known here Is serlouelr 111 at his knm. i Sslem. He took sick quite suddenly1 iset week, but report! received to day stste-that he Is slightly Im proved. Krvurae From F-aatera Oregon Stanley Kidder, postal Inspector iio has been spending the past three weeks In Eastern Oreenn . turned to Rosehurg Saturday even- n nils In Fastern Oregon. Mr Kidder traveled manw hundred miles 'V stsge and was aatonleherf .1 little thought given by residents of kattern Oregon to the long distance i aiuat travel. ! PARTI AM WOMAN I wins""1' TANtAC IS A BUSSING 10 All Of HUMANITY It's no woifder that people every where are praising Tanlac, for It certainly l blessing to suffering humanlTy." said Mrs. Marie Chalupa. 118 fly bee Ave., Portland. Ore., re cently. . . It was fully Ave years ago mat twran to suffer with rheumatism and i i..,i .ir..ail to think of what I have J 1 Tl.a rholl. been through since men. .u matlsm srread all over my "u' '.n i,,.i,iMr on through my back and in - i,i... At down into my tegs auo """ limes I could hardly wats. aim ... i.i.i luuiiH nver and all again l cuuiuu i i..- - - - . in all I Junt suffered agony and felt wmetimes that I would go o i.i , .i.. hin Mv stiDetlte left me ind I got o I didn't want to eat a .hing. I lost w.lght and became so weak and run-down I was almost a complete wreck. Seeing Tanlac so highly recom- i.j .-..ni.li.tt like mine I be- riienuen mi , i. , ...... zan taking It and the first thing It did was lo give me an appeme. miir well how nappy i fhen the rtieumatlsm began to dis appear. It wasn't long then until I felt perfectly well and didn't have an iche or pain. 1 sleep sounuiy eveu .i.u. ...... h3vA enlneri In Weight IIIFIIL iiw". ii"' . -- : and am enjoying the best of hoalth. I give this statement gladly In the hone that others may prorit by my experience." Tanlac in "old In Rosehurg Dy w . i rhenmnn's Pharmacy and by lead ing drugglBts everywhere. Delightful Party At Cawlfield Home a votr mrnviihle birthday party ind dinner was given at the home of Mrs. J. J. Cawlfield tne latter part ot the week in honor of her eightieth airthday anniversary. The table was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and roses, and adorned witn a ,uii,l-m.iH efmlurnipcA Allil doilies. Mrs. Cawlfield was the recipient of nianv beautiful gifts. The ladies ipent an enjoyable afternoon visit ing. Those nresent to eniov the OCCa ilon were Mrs. Tiplon. Mrs. Pendle- iin Mrs. Amubell Hoffman. Mrs. J Ulunhnimfin MIhs Ciiv Itetflil. Mrs. Ott. Miss Giuliani of Portland, and ih. I.n.lu.i M i-a I .1 CawlflplH The hostess was assisted in serving oy Mrs. tiepnenson ana airs. uu. JITNKY llAM'K. Jitney dance at Maccabee hall, Thursday. Aucu.it 4th. Given by ladies of the W. T). A. O. T. Macca bees. Refreshments served free. Music by the Sunset orchestra. Goodrich Tire Service. K. Lockwood Motor Co. See us. U GET YOUR Dryer Ready For Dryer Stoves and Pipe see J. II. SINNIGER Sheet Metal Works 119 Oali Thone 428 CASE TRACTORS Threshing Machines Page Woven Wire Fence Stearns & Chenoweth Oakland aud Ton calla. Jersey Milk I will deliver milk or (ream to any part of the city, evening or morning, at the regular price. Phone 270-R. W. F. Ramp Auto Tops Auto and Furniture Upholstering Sleep in Your Car Why Sleep on thcRmund? We can rebuild the front seat to form a comfortable bed. Thone S3 J. . c. M jom;s TOI N. Jackson 8L. Rosebur. MOTOR SHOP 'GARAGE BLOW OUT BOOTS INNER LINERS WIRE WOVE ALL SIZES. 3 inch 40 S0x3J . 3iinch 50 31x31 2.25 4 inch 65 31x4 2.50 41 inch. 75 32x4 2.75 5 inch ?0 33x4 3.00 5 inch $110 34x4 a.sn ' WJESTiNGHPUSaT. JBATTatRUS " ROI XDVP LOOMS IT. PENDLETON, Ore.. Aug. 1. "One of the finest and moat thrill i. aehihitinna In the world and one of high educational ralue; unques tionably the greatest, tne oesi ma lnta,ailiie Rmind-L'n In exist ence end one well worthy of preser vation and continuation." Such is the characterixatlon of the t) u...,.n bonnH-ITn rneentlv given by Ben W. Olcott. governor of Ore gon. Governor Olcott, who hai at tended many qj" the Pendleton Round-Ups, will be a guest at the 1921 show, September 22, 23 and WE Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. , PRICE DROPPED $250 I The Oakland Sensible Six 1 At the new price of $1375.00 delivered, it the beat value for j your money. Compare it with any six cylinder automobile J selling $500.00 more and you will be convinced. 2 High power, long mileage on tires and gas, makes the p Oakland inexpensive to operate. Let us demonstrate to you. J. F. BARKER & CO., jj Mitchell & Oakland Automobiles, Implements sleVrW CLASSIFIED COLUMN 4U, KSW CLASSIFIED ADVErtTIBCaENTS WIIX BB fOtWB OH LAST raoa cndeb heading kbw today. WANTED. FOR SALE Milk cows sad norm WANTED A furnished house. Phone Bo n. Cleveland. Oregon. . FOR SAIS CHEAP 1911 Ford tourlsl WANTED A good Jersey cow. Must car, inquire Service Oarsas. w'iSr1"'"' Pl""","-F"- , FOR SALE House. I lets, fruit s.4 "llh7ir5rZj iSbstreTt!'1 W la TAIUIKI.VJ And aresimaklDK of all . ' ' kinds, i-huns 1ST-H. Mrs Uuthrldss. F.R 8ALB First cuttinr alfalfa ssr. stsun. Dlsonnlle, Ore. Phone - ' JutM- - . DODOB CAR tor sale cheap. No ru- wanted sua yuuna turkeys Highest onable cash offer refused. Iaqum chhIi pric. e. L. Rice ft Son. Dll- Service Oaraate. lard. Oregon w ivtmi ,.i FOR 8ALST Cottae with rsrsiw ivni.i "i 'noKrapher Must be sold by the tth. si psrtr DougVas K C,U u We,t leaving town. Call at 780 So. Pin. - WA.TKl Second hand phone box s. FOR SALE Three year old cow, frsrt bar generator. InSSlrJ Tit WlUard'a ';h nr,t c": nMHtt. A. I. barber .hup. """lre t " I Taber. Phone 17-Fli. WANTED Washlnc. Ironing, sweeping FOIt SALE CHKAP Oood auto wl or work or any kind at 35c per hour I nl cushion. Make good trurk --AaI'.Mraltenno. at 84 HourkSt. C. M. Jonea. TPS No. Jackton Ht Wanted Young girl 10 heTp with MAKE me an offer on house and loll ' housework. High ,chool glFl pre-1 "nd hlock J. North Park Addllles. f erred. Inquire Roseburg pRoto Sm. I H. F. Durbln. Klamath Fall., OrefQi; j'iM ?.mco4nort:.1o7., 's Hon. fiood setVrllv'w'ru'be'llvnfS; I"0" SALE 100 scr. 7t In gr.lo.Ti nderate loan wllh mterelt AdSreJI OIen nture. Free SOIL 1-1 of ftsls -Ptent - cre NVwiAevUw crop or -ulc" pM "t .VT "w- Splendid building site on Deer er MISCELLAJiEOCS. Ous Llndbloom. DlsonvUle. TO LET ON SHARES or for ssle 0 tol111 "ALE Puppies frem Kngrsb J i ewes. E. L. Rice. DUIsrd. ore- Kentucky breed Fos houndfc II gun; pair: also Collie puin from I Hijom AM) hii.viii. .. i 0. working strain, prl-e 15. J. D. Jo" S HoVsV.'VeV, 1inn,.Hsi.KrV OakLndOre. Ph.n. T-Ft . F. A Smith FOR SALE OR TRADE Kvceptlo.il """ " ' ' " i . .i values tn used cars at terms to li"; UO&T AD POTJHD. w wash, polish and repair ro,,?i:D--'' "la P'n wan lettering. f-.-n. "i JZgJt. M0i-f W-t .. Xr h PP"ty by cslUng oslTK McOrew. 401 JtJZ'n?1" J'n Foraig Z i;i vrv bl"K built wh Ance Steam Tractor. II H P. JJ mar., sa k Pur. whlu with nT.k "rr-ioott Steam Tracthr. JS.. JJ i. 1. TnkiB Vnw rT!L.P Oarr-Scott Steam Tractor, II.. Oregon A , a-1 condition. I POB REST. i iutRsop-s''",ln nM"a- ,n"i,,r t K KENT liars.. ... - w-,1 1 I'hnfif 2TS-Ia. aswai -aTrVU 141st. jM;XT,7rr'vat Inquire' '! lZ?rT furaTshea ri f 'PhenPhons !-. "'"-Two tint is.nm:.vr:: 1.1 f Thone ?-L. Douglas St. I-V.i. KENT -rn,.ni w. V Flint st I coil, nu.ft.nt p-ivilege of bata. eeplng 111 w foBuiLi: Vs.,:'- 'l-J-r-'imb.ra. at alsw apples. 24. and will observe his usual tie. torn of riding with the Hound! officials In the big parade which la i dally feature of the program. Road Sign Needed . Several tourists passing thro,,, Roseburg from the south during ths last two weeks -have reported , scarcity pf road signs between hers and Myrtle Creek. One party ( tourlati coming through ' yesterdiv wandered for four or five hours bs. tween here and Canyonville finally came over the old Robsrui mountain road. SELL VI Wh I fV)r bale or tradb n ? miles east ef Buses. I rellj ! Lew. 11 acres first WilavrMj" River hottooi. In cultivation. new buildings sod fenoes. ..ff station on ranch .orchard. f'.B and poultry ranch. Will sell f,!" psr aare or trad for wroh'i" btMtnssa. Will gtws terms. Fraaa TAIalr. Low.lL Qrasiia. - HOME ON EASY TERM. I r2Jf with bath, pantry ana 'irr,. Porches front and rear. Eapered. Else light. UnolMm ltchn floor. Lot 45S100. IH"2: off M rement- Oood gsrdea. wel shed. Too can mov In tore Price 11100 00; 1100.00 down. b'7 Ilk rent. O. W. Young " rnons .it. cSl FOR SALE J00 B. 6. '"TSCret kens one ana two years old. T. and O. A. C. strain, afuet bv. rwjj for eur smllM by Bsot 1st JZi want some real hens for r,!., purposes axt sprtng drop JJ, and win be glad to quote ra P"T ea a doswn or all of them. tela Brook Pvaltry Bsawsa. Crws jOn.