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Newspaper Page Textrum two BOSRBCRO KEWi REVTKW Imil Daily Btseewa saBar ' haiea l Wjiwrty Sere jLJkBta. Petty. r-r yesr. by man., itaiiv. bim Bioniiia. by Jo fcy Carrier. per months 'XsolBled Preis Is" exclusively ant Hied IB a W Tal'UbllcalloB o t riLuirhM rre.tltsd CO K Wr not dtherwiee credited U ! Bad alio til local ns pObllshad Beis la All rights ol republlcailoa of.ape- ml dupastbu herein IJl.Mr entered as" iecohd-rlasa Btllf Oregon? under the Act of March J. U thjBrtBOtTKon. Amr w, HWI. BOIJIIKB liV' BI KIAI." HKUI .IT MVKTLK JtKKK . . i . i i Mr (nd Mm Julio Kallln hive relumed to Kails t'lif ' "- pent In vlslllng Mr. Pallia's another In Ilyi tla' i'rewk and ads. iwltk Mra rallin's uncle and buiii. Commission er Weaver end wife of Missouri but tons fruit- farm.. Their Oi Union lo southern aOrwgon wa fo the 'final hurlal of their son. Corpora! William Krmst Ksliln, Co. B. 4th Engineers, who, was killed In acUon ..In Hie Veuse-Aricouno while working with his plaltooa oa a .piece of road near ulsey. He and two companion were killed instantly by the Imrstinit of a blub explosive shell, Ortober 3. 1918. Corporal Fallin enlisted Febru ary S. 1 V 1 7. at Vancouver. Wash., 1. as assigned to Co. K. 2nd Engineers ad June it. II7 was transferred to Co. U, 410 Engineers. He Ml the United Wales lor foreign a r vice on May I. Ivl8. . lie was promoted to the grade of private, first class, reb ruary 23, I tin. and to that of cor noral dn.Auiuit I. - .. He was burn at Myrtle Cree!.J on March It. lHstl. and was a Utile over St. years old at tbeJinie.nf his death Ho served In the AlnseMarne, hi Mlrhlel and Meuse-Artronne offon- rive and defensive sectors of the war rrf France. Ho Is survived by his Barents, sit brother,' and four sis ter, hie brother, Oeerge, bavins, died of woanris received at Bolseons In the- Alstie-Marne effensive, July It. WIS, and died August C, 1I8 H waa also burled at Myrtle Creek on July 14. ... : . n i i i i. . , ... WKSTINtyiOVtiB . Batterlea for U can, afce battery repairing and recharging pt The Hoeetjurf fiarage. ' anOCTNII TUB TOWW - ' Fair at Vonrallay A very aucceaitful community, fair waa bald at Vounalla Ralurday, with large crowd In attendance. The exhibits were plentiful and of high quality. .. . - Ilriimustratloa I'oM lamed The poultry culling deinoiintratlon whlrb was to have been held at Drain Saturday, baa been postponed until about the middle of Septembar. on account of the road construction work near Drain, ...... Ou Way to aler Lake ..... . Mr ami Mri (.'has. Fisher, Attor ney and Mra. E. O. Immel, aud Miss Lvle flryson,. of Uugne, passed through Itoseburg yesterday on their way to Crater like and oilier points of Interest lu the southern part of the state.. .. sVajlr Today- .. - A community fair Is wlntluled for this afternoon at Oakland. A poultry demonstration Is belns; held in con nection. This morning poultry culling demonntrallnn was held al the ranch of John Hluclair lu Garden Valley. 4rerna 1ty IViile Here i Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Ileskelt and three children, of Oregon City, ar rived' In lioaehurg Friday to visit with the former's brothers, C. I,. Ilewketl aud wlfu. They left today for the North. Urupqua to enjoy fish ing In the waters of that river. Werk-rnd) VUil Mra. W. A. fierce,. Thelma an Hlaaley fierce and l.eroy Howard motored to KugHiie Satnrday an visited at the home of Mrs. J. O. Andersoa. Miss Helen fierce, who has been visiting In Kugene for th past week, niarie the return trip with them nunday evening, Kenrnel In MrlfnrU Mr. and Mra. II. F. flillert of Med font, who have been visiting In til rlty tor the past few daya. left Hun day for Ihear home. They have many friends In Koseburg and vlrinitv, who were pleased to greet them, having made their home here for many years before locating at Medford. IJvnt In Metlforit The newa haa recently leaked out that Dennis Huaa. ll, the man whom It Is alleged waa murdered by lr llrumfleld, waa former Medford lesldent.' It Is said that he lived with the l.srkln family In WcM Med ford and that he worked on a paving erew in and Bear Ihe city for a con etderahle time. Many Medfnrd men were formerly acquainted with him .Medford Hun. laaikiHit tliHiae iiiletc! ' A lookout house haa Juat been enaioialed en the summit of Fslr vlew uounlaln. near Bohemia, at aa elevation of (e(0 feet. Th house la ball! no th regalar plan, with living Barters on the groand floor, and the npner story enclosed oa all four Ms with glaaa, where the flre-flad Ing Instruments and telephone are placed, and where the lookout anentls kia time watching for fire. New reajre Ntariip ' The- picture of Crater take will probably appear on 4he new poetage vamp, aceerdlne te th following lapatch from Washington: "Post niMtr new-ral S.'ars will be naked In In ast day or two f outline elews I the pst office department with reference to else, design and letter ing of imttag stamp com me mors -llvo of Portland's eteoeltina In ltS Senator McNary haa received Photo (Tar a of Mount Hond Bad Crater take front Jalles U Meier ef th ei poaflloa committee and advisibllttjr of their aae will be dleraseed " Medford Baa. 625,000 BOTTUS HAVE IN LfSS 1HAN ONE YEAR The fact that C25.000 bottles of Taolae have beea sold In tba atate of New York since Its introduction there less than oa year ago, ta a big business item that will attract unusual attention throughout the entire-' East, for not Ling like it has ever, happened before .11 biyukj ail record. . . . i . i . . I : Mr. George lit t.vuoa, ianaier, hi the Gibson-Snow Company, the well kuowu wholesale druggists, with Branches in Albany. JtuBalii. Ill) (heeler and tiyracuae, . recently n nounced that -the jprepaxallon was now Selling In their trade territories lone at the phenomenal rale of ap nru.vimate.ly 0u,uu bullies a year. ,' ''.If .the present rale continues," said Mr. Lvans, "this state alone will probably .requite considerably over 7S0.UUU bottles yi-uij This la- a tremendous figure, but I am roally conservative In making ttil statement,'! j . r,.i f Taulae li sold In Roseburg by W. F. Chapman's l'barmacy and by lead ing druggists everywhere. Pennsylvania . Tire Service, us. Ford Caraga. Ask SI Xrt d Sala THINK H.W VltU OWK THf: . .. rci.ij'iioMc tiiiti.. The lelclione girl slta in tier clmli Ami listens to voices from every where, e Hlie licepa all the goal, she hears II tier news, . Sii lutowa who la happy, nul who . haa the blurs; ... , he . kuowa all our sorrows... uv . kuows all our Jos, tsiie knows every girl who la cbaalug . Uui bo)a, ..'.it tUi Juioua all our trouble, aUe knuiva all our all If e; . Mi kuowa every uwll who la mean In. lila wife. Hlie knows vvr , ibue we are, out uilh the Imis, Hlie licors. the. t-artiara . tacli. fellow emploja; . nlie kuowa everr Mourn u. wliu luta dark paatj Hlii knows every lllau who's Inclined to be fuat ; In furl, there's secret 'ileal h each saury curl Of that quiet, demure looking "tele phone girl." If the telephone k''I would tell all alio knows H woitld turn lutlf our friends Into bitter ficH; She'd start a emitll wind that would anon Im a gale. And engulf us In trouble and land ' tn In Jail. Hlie wroithl let-' fr ' et.ey t.wrlil.4t gaining; In force) Wouhl cnuse half our wlvea to eue for divorce. Hhe wiMihl $pt 'nil the churches nilveal up In Inch! And turn Mil our days Into Borrow ing nluhta; In fncl, she would keep all the world In alew If she told I. mil mrt of the tilings alio knew. Save, doesn't . it, set your head lu a whirl .... When you think whnt you owe "the . loliplmne. glrlV" , , . ... . ... ..,.(. , - . We are Imping lhat we'll g4 our war Ihinus lu Ibue fur neat summer's vacation, i . .. , , .., Home men's pel i-ccves are heril times mid not lielng aide to flint a place to iark their cars. . . IMMCBrn-lOV -llelleve me," aald .MUa Klip. "I'm rnreful alamt showing tm much of my Blockings when I've got cotton iom to cm. O 0 Ainiuuf the aila lu a I'orllnuil pne'r we linn l lie ram of Dr. rielirurcll, iH'iillMt, Ihey any he sure Is. THKM WAX THK DAVH. (From Ihe Hoaelnn-g pner file of . AUK., IMMII till, ken, spring, fried, choice inalliy. III eeola ench, three for quartrrt eggs, a ecnle doecn tnmi tlw grocer, or iMtreowrd of Ihe near. rM ochihlMiri choice ham, M renla er pound; fancy haciui, 7 cents rr uiiid fancy le-ef ruts, 7 reula au NHind lln-r, free liecf lirartv D cenla earh. sugar, 3 cclila; lanl, ! crnla; a.lntiH-a, M rents liuahel s..h-, 411 rcnls a buhl. . O ) Ot It HAII.V ItlMK Ttie liMinke) swung from the roroa. nut inv. All foire hamla were busy as could ne; A the soldier walrhcd lie aahl, "Oh. tier. And I once llioutbl I had some rtMMh's on me!" We'll net frrehleiit llanlliig will he gtrid when Ihe Itruinflelil muiil.r raac la over with so he ran set hck no the front page again. Whc yen hear a man l.mMitc he. neirlilx.ra. watch out. He's tr)lng to aril ynti hla home. 9 . V Ale.ul the nnmt fun of IMiia- In small town la going tn Hi rlty yewr. . ... rte are ninthly wasteful. Jnat i in in a oi ine awn liter selvage andeel lialaonus ulilea rsM-h yeaav IHHrghier aae.1 ta rww neatalra to nask her far and hamta. iw she mm ap there In waan hfT haivla and "sa.fc - ..- . .. - ' UAKF l'KrlKI4 SrJt:. , TV good hadLtn girl neolnt he raid b her own drrssasakt i." MMMUHG iTosiM " AT .aT . . tarrs It's time to think anr more of the problem of Hosiery for the Children , hose that wjll stand the-wear and tear of school.' ' 'i'Wo CARR'S Store is featur ing Children's School Hose, !i hose' that c will wear and yet is inex pensive 25c -will buya' dandy, firm ribbed hose tor boys or-girls, or a lisle double foot fine rib hose for girls. Don't confuse these hose with what you've been get ting at 25c;" We guar antee this hose to give satisfactqry wear. We sell a lot of hosiery and our customers commend our values.- If you haven't tried a pair of Carr's hose, we invite you to try a few pairs. Hosiery for Fall is much cheaper as our prices will show " , . . OUR SPECIAL ' 25c School Hose ,A medluui weight 2 thread cot ton hose, ribbed, for boja or girls, spliced 3 thread heel and toe. Just tba hose for . fall achool wear. - Girl's Fine Rib a. . 1 25c- - Lisle School Hose Full seamless Maco yarn In a fine) rib girls' school hose. Try few of these. Boys' or Girl's : 15C -' ' School Hose Medium ribbed hose. It you lliiuk your children can wear Ibe cheaper hose, this Is a big value for lie. L Extra Heavy Boy's - 35c Ribbed Hose. Thla Is a real heavy weight' cotton hose thai will stand rough wearing. for many boys this la tire cheapeat bos you enn buy. Misses Lisle 35c School Hose Thla Is th women's slyla fine lisle, fuahloned leg, double sole hose, looks flu and wears well. Other Styles as above 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c a Pair W carry complete line, cot ton lisle, mercerised lisle hose. Tou will get value received In every pair. - Thread Silk - 98c , ' Women's Hose A pure thread silk boot hose, faabioucd lug, lisle lop. for wear and eooifort try a pair. Why pay more? . Art Silk 59c Fine Hose A III tie extra rare la wahlng and art allk hose will out wear Ihe pur silk. Ws carry a furl Utie of Ibis dreat.y hoe. Uctnember nothing auoeeeila like aurceaa, and so we iuvitw you to become a regular cus tomer In our hosiery depart-, meat. - We have too many sat isfied customers not lo know, that Jvu aleo w,li profit if yon ' " ' Buy Your-. SCHOOL HOSE CARR'S hr, iw3W kaaga kav. e csn ssve yoa moner " . MoAy. Atvatttt tsaaWnVaVf uw LETTERS fRCM iHE PEOPLE j i VfAkt'i tKJKtTION. J Roseburg. Or.. Aug. it. Ml Editor News-Review: VI waa allocked to see that in seek ing to recall the school supervisors. the present board of tb Taxpayers league, whlsb is corupoaed of only eight members, used a letterhead two years pld that contained the uames of about 40 of the most prominent -men In the ronntv. who are not members of the new board. Sov. aa matter of fact, a large percentage of ilue men- are friends of educa 'tioa and are In favor of . the rural 'supervisors. It does not seem fair that they should have been placed in !n, attltid u! oppaalng education. fly, name appeared on lae uat auu i lesent sucb use of It. iiy actual observntlon in my school and In neighboring seuoois Ihe efficiency of the schools haa been Increased at least 50 per cent by means of this supervision. . In actual dolars Ibis means many limes the paltry' sum paid to our faithful su pervisors. If Roseburg can pay over i000i for supervision of the schools of one district, . where, for' the most part. trained teachera are employed, now much more In need is Douglas coun ty of rural supervision for her 130 add schools where is a ueual thing untrained teachers re employed? Vet we are paylug less for such su pervision. I am satisfied that some may have been Induced to sign the recall peti tions through the belief that this was asked by the men whose names were wrongly used III tho letlerneao upon( which the recall wai requested. To such I would say that I find out by couaulling legal authority that they oiay, have their votes recalled by writing to the county school super intendent, prior to September 3, and requesting that their vote be not counted. I trust thai this will he done, and that board members will refuse to lend aid lo the tearing down of our excellent school system by asking the recall of the competent and faithful supervisors who have been a great factor In placing lioug lai county In tho front rank because ef the excellence of her schools. '.It seems to me that 8 cents on each, thousand dollars of assessed value Is a small sum to pay for the supervision of the rurul schools. This is all that It costs. We believe that the Taxpayer;' league can find bet ter fields of economy O. W. MI'RT. THK UKl MKIKI.K CASK , HAS NKAIl IHI'l.lfATK. ; Klamath Falls. Ore., Aug. :! To the Editor: Having kept close account on the Brumfleld murder case,' and after reading this magazine clipping. I find that, the theories al lo the cam of both murders are Ihe same. Also Jt Is claimed that Brumfleld waa a man who read many magazines and novels. ' What I am wondering. Is It pos sible that Brunuield (If he Is guilty) acquired hla Idea from this clipping? "In the Jail at Warsaw, Indiana, an eighteen-year-old boy Is awaiting trial aa Ihe perpetrator of what is said to be one of Ihe most extraord inary murders In the history of the state. Virgil Iseeker, the accused. Is alleged to have confessed to tiro sheriff of Kosciusko county that he killed his chum and double, Leroy Lovett. Lovett was found, mortally wounded, lying beside the trarks at a railioad crossing. . He wns dressed In Docker's clothes, and so great was his lesciubliinen to his chum lhat his body was Identified as Decker's by (he latter' parents. "According lo the ' confession. Decker and the Lovett youth, who was nineteen yvars old, left their homes in Klkharl. Indiana, and went to a .summer cottnge on the Tippe canoe river. There lovett lay down on a couch and fell asleep, and Decker hit him over the head with an Iron bar. I-ovett waa not killed then. Ken ring that he would be ar rested for assault. IH-cker put his own clothes on the unconscious youth and dressed himself In I-ovett's gar ments. Then he left the cottage to get a horse and buggy. With these he returned lo the cottage and. find ing hla chum still alive, put him into the buggy and drove to a railroad musing near K Ik hart. He guided the horse and vehicle onto the tracks, unhitched the animal when he saw a train approaching, and left lovett In Ihe buggy. Decker. It is alleged, thought lhat his double's body would be mangled and that II would ba Identified aa his own by the garments In which it waa clothed. The train, however, was a slow moving freight, which toaeol the body lu the side of the track without marring it beyond recognition. lovett s . pareuts claimed it as well aa In-cker's. sn.l - - - HEINLINE - Conservatory of Music and Art "f"' i.i C3 3tr ... , .v-v-.r..-. ior cnuuren I to 15 years of ace i.,i,-. Mis. Ells. Robing. gr.du.,e and aas.su t teachel o 'p"., of Oregoa Agrleultural Collegw, slao graduatrof Mra Dun Mnr s perwonal class held at O. A C mQa ot Mr- -KIXDEIttlAltTKN for ehlldren I I ,e,r,' of ,rs Clwd careful drlv.r will call for th. kiddle. ..",.?. No advance In price over former aeara I,,... .. .... . '.. anvance who la, graduate klad.re, rnr...n n n ...a " . ALT AM Ei "- ir noes airs, lielnlinw hold nr. e-imL, r Ihe State of Oregon, but ala., . a Z. ? 'L'e .rflcate for ",1 Blsthoff. nKPABTMKMT. lastractor. Mr. Charles Rrand kntlaad Conervatorv. and , V. ART MiTAKTMKXT. Instructor. Ur. cVZ. Kn.hT . . ys-ars aorra.l trainer Centr.lla. Washi'o? iV'T or ,nfor.. th. 8ludlo; Ko.T.'Bulrp.'oi:: ao. IHI, - In motion an Investigation was r -----to Bad Decker, who had u''Beai:dd' "It was learnea mai i" -. . . .... m ihe amount .a aen OUl maui ". - .. oi twenty-four , thousand dollars. wblcn was to oe broker' of Virgil Decker If the lat ter shiuld meet death by an accl- l i. I . llarejl Clalm( that tb reason he killed his chum was because 'the devil told him to, but th poiice are working on the theory that tnere waa a lect th insurance money." HOWARD A. .NIELE. IjtrCAt. KKWS ITEM. " Palnlees ' extraction of teeth at room , Masonic tempi. r. Nerba. Mrs. O. F. Mlchels, of this city left for Oakland Saturday to spend the we.-k-end visiting with ber par ents. ,"' , Telephone 472 for your cleanlug and pressing wants. We call and de liver. - 4 : ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Treffren and run.iw left for KockawaV beach In Tillamook couuly Saturday to spend several weeks enjoying an ouuns. Mr. Treffren la a local Southern Pa cific engineer. Let us show you bow to put out high class work in the way of ladies' and men's wearing apparel. We clean and press 'em right. Roseburg Cleaners, J. F. Dillard. Phone 472. ilr. and Mra. J. C. Perkins of Portland returned lo their home Sat urday after spending th past few davs here visiting with Clarence PeiKli.a Thev are on their way home from a motor trip to Crater Lake and Klamath Kails. - -" Ertrest ' Aiundel will accept a be ginners' class In violin study. Phone 189-L. Cuplaln Ford and Lieut. Langdon will be united in marriuge in Port land Monduy, Aug. 2. The wed ding will take place at the Salvation Army hall, with Brigadier Hay offi slating. After a week's honeymoon trip (he young couple will return here to make their home. Goodrich Tire Service. Bee us. C A. Lockwood Motor Co Frank B. Hamlin, former super intendent ot Roseburg schools. Is In the rlty enjoying a visit with his parents and numerous friends. Prof. Hamlin Is now located at Spring field, Ore., where he has been asso ciated with the public schools in tnat Ur.. ' Have you noticed some of those nifty dressers wearing one of our made to measure sultsT some class lo them and the price is right. See Roseburg Cleaners, nezt door to Lib erty theater, Jackson street. J. F. Dillard, Prop. All kinds of cleaning and pressing done on sbort notice. Phone 472. Hl NTKItS AND CAMPERS. Pack horses and guides tor that trip up the North Umpqua. Address or phone N. U. Packers and Guides Assn., Hoaglin, Ore. Larkln Rice, Sec.. Phone 36-F21. v... . WIU. DELIVER LUMBER. Maynard and Jenks or Olendale will deliver rough or d'ssed lumber for 20 per 1000. . CITY NEWS 0 Moore Music Studio opens' SepL 1. Arundel, piano tuney. rhone 189-L Pennsylvania Tire Service. Ask us. Ford Oarage. I Goodyear Tire Servlae. Ford Oarage, FEDERAL and GOODYEAR tires and tubes. In all sizes, at The Rose burg Garage. ' Goodyear Tire Service. Garage. Ford SOLID TRUCK TIRES pressed on. also GOODYEAR solids In stock al The Roseburg Garaaw. ; . . . , '" Orrgoas Hither hntians ef - TECHNOLOGY fcitt SrheK Seventy Departments FAIL TFKM OPfNS SF.PT. I, l;i fui l KMioa ark Miw R rramr ; Oregon Agricultural College i - - LaJKVALLIS , ., , . 1 ti'llitK 1st u"aef i?- Helnlln. fcnool. . Waan- THWmiuJi Hein- vjts of New ROSEBURG " . " I f " c . " " r- k On. Night We4ives4ay, OIHT KI1D IN THE WORLD I " General Admission 3i MIlltAKY IMIOKci. To be a sueres, a book should give pleasure to the reader. It may be a very deep, scientific book and still give pleasure. The business world demands that a man have a good foundation for bis knowledge. A good foundation la built stone by stone, and books are stepping stones to success.- A man who reads every thing be can find on his profession is bound to outstrip the others on the race course of life. Register at Ihe library today. Douglas County Public Library. TUN MILLION PICKED IP. CHICAGO. Alia:. 27. Another tcji million dollars was added today to rmary f i J J. I aiiivn. i a r A M rrj i-m 1 1 n t 'VJ 1 CLASSIFIED COLUMN U. RBW CLASSIFIED ADVCRTtKBISBNTS WILL, BB FOUND OR LatT , rAUm tllfUBB BICAOINU "MttW TODAY." WANTED. WANTED TurKeys .rnrKe or Phuna U-F-U. Buyer Uroa. TAILOItlNO and drcasniamns, of all kimla. i'liuna 187-lt. Mra. CJuthrl ltte. WANTED TO KENT By Oct. I, a or 6 room unf iirnlKlifil house or apart ment. Call -F2l. WANTED Man for furm work. Curry ftaiich. Phone 2J-KS. WANTED To rent u fuur or five room house on Nurlh Hide, ln.iulje II. E. It., iVews-Hevlew. WANTED To ItKNT Pack sadille for two wet-ka. la-nve iiHiue and aituresa al Newa-ltcview office. WANTED 3 oi room unfurnlalied houfw. this winter. Addrega "Hen ter." Newa-Hevlew. WANTEl A ainKle man with some capital ts take half Interest In alieep buKitieas on ltio-acre farm. For full Information call or wrlto to Andrew Poller, Tiller, Oregon. WOMAN or arlrl about seventeen to care for cliililren couple of lioura, shout four times a week. Hoars from R .in to 7:J0 n. m. Answer at once, p. p.t care N.-ws-lleview. OHCHAHD HKI.P WANTED. PRUSK PICKERS WANT K D W m. P Weaver. Myrtle Creek. Ore. . A.S'TEii I want a man that under- l;iml rtTVhiK prunea. ltrver will operate 25 to SO days. Address K. fei. inline, Wilbur, ori-Kon. MWCKIOJLNKOIJS. WK CIJ-IAN EVEIIYTIHNO from silk slilrta to uverulla. Call 471. Kobo burg Cleunrrs. AM LEAVING for Portland. 1AII1 lake loan or frelKbt. Anything Tip to 4 lona. Call o. K. II irb. r Kiiop. i'lll'NE HKYERtl We "' are writina frunt Dryer Insurance, protect your trop from loaa by fire. G. W. Young A Hon. Phone 417. NOTICE l hereby given that on tli .. .. ut -.-iieiuu?r, llie Board of Equaltiuiion will at tend, al the courthouse. In the Aaaea aora Office, and publicly examine the asKeaament rolls, and correct all er rors In valuation, rtmcrlptlou or qualltlra of binds, lota, or other prop. r.rly, R""red bv the Aaseaaor; and It 'ball be Ui duly f perons Inter aatcd to appear at the tlms and plaoe appointed. Sned. Frank U Calkins. LOST AND mnn mi nook of adJrn... n... I!rfir..ht!i " ,,T calling at this iMiins ior aav. FOfNrw-Small boy's coat. Owner may .TA . , V caning al this office and r-avlng for adv. fTlfi BEWT. rT-rYn""" ajsi.rtin.ntsi J" Brockway SlPhon. rt7-T.. "it nUNT-Hatrt, oepMit Roeaburg National Bank. boxes. Poll RENT Furnished house, aultahie Jtojrtwo families, fhone 431-R "?. RNJ-NicB'yuiirt.hedoi: III So SleDha Ih'n.. mt ! r;"i ir..T Small furnished bouse. i none 1-K?1 K'i'hnn'.','.T6"r""ni ed" house. soiT i L r c"" mt 1131 N- Jack- Tit lilrvTV i, , : . . . nuniiinw ana ope ac ore of r.i i ,. " street from my jrTi'ffide. T"'lm" ' f. re!'.h,,'f:A,' "v ' ranch lea!, "i.1." 'r"m town. ihre. year mll!' T"J! ?hp: rl1 irrigation: good Improvements Hers i"..,0?r ?" IT-t start?d If toJ An. 3 1 , lig Tent Th, Stive 5&tnouG IhJLSCU ILL CM 1LI Kfl!Rn"l and 75c. Tax Included the totoal notes seized by federal agents In the' Investigation of tit alleged "swindleing" headed by Chorlea W. French and John r Swaken. who ou Wednesday fouM 9,500.000 In notes In a Clevelam safety deposit vault. Zebulua W. " Davis, a wealthy manufacturer, wu arrested at aCntou, Ohio, tedaj, ' charged with using the mails pjea! fraud in connection with Ihe opera tions of Clmrles W. French of CM. cago. MOORE MTI DIO ANNOl SCKHUVT Mrs. L. B. Moore will be In kr studio In the Bell Sisters Bldg. all day Saturday, and from 2 to 6 s. at hext week, registering pupils. - run balk. WOOD FOR SALE Call S7. FOH SALE .'auary birils. Pbont 71. Mrs. Q. T. Main Ulxonvlllr. KOI1 SALE OK RENT wood farm. If quJre230Ka8tLanB, ' tOK MALE CHEAP 1318 Ford tourlal car. inqulra Service Uarage. FOR SALE Hug automobile. Prlca 1 100. See I. u. Riddle. County Ckrt FOR SALE 2 room'house, furntifafti with I lots. Apply all! Kant Lapa FtR SALri-Tomatoea for canalug.-7. o.i'iuiuii i,iiwrH viea'ii. hH 8AI.E Grub oak, wood, It lack, SJ.at) per tier. 1'liune mi. FOR SALE 3(100 feet of 14 Inch aM ond baud pipe. Roaeburg Plumbiof and Heating Co. FOR SALE Klberta peachel, rlp ba tween lat and Hh of Kept. W. W. Chambers, Wlnatuns, Oresoa. FOR .SALE Pure bred IMalne and hlKh Krade Ritmboulllet rams. X (a Barnea, Ten Mile, Oregon. FOR KALE t'nthreslied. Hack. J (raia tn ahuf. Pritno quality. Kxcaliaat poultry feed. B. Irving. Wilbur. LHJUGE CAR for aala cheap. No rM onable cash offer refused, laqalra tiervlcs Oarage. . FOR HALF) lit good sheep: will aril . p:trt or ail. U. V. t?inlth, Camaa Val- ley, OreKon. FOR HALE 1 I V4-tn trailer, luot condition. Price reasonable. Burk- hart, w est of rWildlcra' Home. dALK or trade for wood, a carpet l'". , In Rood condition, and other aeraaa band goods that a farmer needa aa4 asea. 1047 IV. First Mt. ICOR SALE OR TKAI E For property . in or around Roseburg. Is acres sear Ml. Vernon. Washington. Ftaak A Miller. Mount Vernon. V3ih FOR SALE 1S50 Dodge touting r, driven little over 6oo miles. ' rear cord tires. Car In new coaal tlon. Price IS50.00. Phone In. FOR KAIJC OR TRALit-mcepliaiJI values In used cars at terms to a Motor Kxchauge. F. L. al-Oraw, 4SI-S West Oak SU ritCCK FOR SALE OR TKAI'h f, livestock or wood. ,Mj kan fc sale." Hee LI .yd Chambers St s ph , 't or phono 14. - FOR ULE One g..d ponv. H't or...": trade for g"d mlHS C. a WSher. Roberts Creea. p .one ll-ni, FOR SALE Angora gasta. man sjj female. Registered Bred from bred stock. J. L Chaproaa, Wliaai. Oregon. WK HAVK a going established ness for sale. Will bear c'". vestlgatlon. If yon mean bu.'J e us at once. O. W. louaf bbb. Phone 411. - - FOH 8ALK- Round pups from thB "J stock In the state i n?, a. e M chancs to a:t a fifty d-Ilsr JJZ Bve dollsra. Call at -" or Phone :U. - FOR SALE liood res-a iraiiLaa fectlonery store. Will fl" "JJ trade, or will sell part do"-", on easv terms to rellabla partr- K Schuman. t5 Shcnda" x FOR SALE New light """..Abe saw rig. cheap ir laara - -J .r4 ten or twenty acres '""JTVe for sale within one bi", . buraa. J. 1. Braughloo, JfH"B dfllon. Kosenurg. also rooking Btenaila. real- everything aeedful. , w "i' Cre a-rlh.r or aenaraKly. V" StaMes . alSj RANCH FOR fcAtE t'HLAP-" ores bottom and !"?.!i4 t outbolldinga Partly p a tlon. Price 4. Boa lit. Fraace Waaa.