Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 01, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHlTtSltAr. BF.PTFMBER I. iOit. RonBTM RWS-RCTIKW MPS TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW laMMd Ikstly Except Sunday. B. W. Data U Wlm berlf Hart O. BaMa Daily, per yaar, bj mall Daily, sU non t ha, by mail Lully. by earrlar, per mouth -...... WswkJy Nawa-liaview, oy inau. pr year .1400 . 3.00 . . t-00 aTuuwba a sccouu-ciiuie iuiur May 1., isai.. ai ui - burff. orjon, uoaer in aci ui icu , llOKHl lUi. OKK GOV. Al Ol hT al. IIMI. THE TOWN IN WHICH YOU LIVE. Mia. Charlotte P. Gilman has been described as "intellect ually the superior of all other women leader in this country." She has frequently expressed her views about making towns fit to live in. Tiie July Century contains the fullett expression of those STATE PRESS COMMENT views. THE BOOKWORM BOY. A distracted mother rot to tbe editor of the Kartas City Star to ask what she could do to stop bar 12 year old son fro-n "reading erery ihlDg he can U alt band on." The editor placidly advisod ber lo do nottUjix. He ei plait ed that far from being dismayed by her son's predil ection, she should rejoice in it, and in tbe range of hi taste. He re minded her that much ol what shu woi Id consller dmserous In reading mailer would be over ber son's vouihful hd. It was good whole some counsel. The chl'd who loves to read Is sel dom a vllllan If be becouiex one later It Is not because of bis lllerary taste but In spite of It The only pre caution to observe In bis case are to Insure Inat he forms good habits as to reading light and posture and that bis love for browsing among (books .does not Interfere with bis She suevests the following points as the standards of judg ment in regard to a place of residence: namely, health, beauty, takiiiR' a healthful amount of exer virtue, public spirit, educational facilities social facil W"- d istrative ediciency, administrative honesty, progress! veness ana Qlllrod through constant association minimum honesty. wllb h001"' no euiture to equal it. The health and the beauty that she has in mind are those that I ISSurSS k,,o Kiu... a.hii.ved hv lh town itself, not those bestowed by. him with loy and bis future with " equanimity. Pendletou Tribune. IIUIUIC. Civic virtue and public spirit measure the proportion of citi zens who are actively interested in the community's affairs and also measure the quality of their service. Minimum prosperity moans boasting of the poorest citizens, that is, saying that "there is not a family in this town with an income below a thousand dollars." Mrs. Gilman presents a constructive suggestion when she de clares thut "a great social service can be done by developing a sample town." This should apear to bo an ordinary industrial community, some new factory and its employes placed where it could have communication with the rest of the country. It should have an agriculturalase irf the surrounding district. The prob lem to work out would be the adjustment between imported sup plies and local supplies. The main value of Mrs. .Gilman's article resides less in the specific suggestions she brings forward than in the fact that the Article is symptomatic. It means that the woman of the United States and of other civilized countries also is henceforth to be reckoned with as a builder of the city beautiful. o MIGHTY EXPENSIVE LUXURY. Ashland Tidings : Medford is a pretty good town and looked to some folks, as if it would support two dailies. So Phipps tried it, with his Daily Clarion. It costs him about eighty dollars a day to produce his four-page daily, and the past week it has averaged less than twenty-five dollars a day in gross advertising business. These good, new, newspaper fields do not always prove . as good as they look. Besides that it takes more than a good writer and reformer to make a good !iewspai)er man. The matter of cost in relation to income has more to do with newspaper sue cess. Looks as though wise Medford business men had already tumbled to the fact that two newspapers doubles their advertising expense without increasing their business, and refuse to encour age Phipps' otherwise very good little ncwspaer. o "Germany is expected to pHy an annuity of $.100,000,000 plus 26 per cent of the actual value of her exports," Senator Borah says in The Nation's Business. "As matters now stand the German foreign trade would make this export charge amount to about $200,000,000, which would make her annual payment about $760,000,000. We will assume, however, that her exports will increaseso that at the end of forty years it is estimated that Ger many will have paid $33,000,000,000. Ik at our expenditures for our military and naval establishments: We expended for iriili tary and naval purposes from June 30, 1920, to June 30, 1921, ajo,.s.J7,aJ9. I he army and navy bills just passed will incur an expenditure or not less than $8:10,000,000 perhaps more. This would equal in forty years a little over $33,000,000,000. So we snail pay Tor our army and navy at the present rate an amount equal to the vast reparation bill which has been assessed against Germany." WK SAY HO, TOO. Building operations are being Deeded up generally in Salem now and It Is said that a great majority of the projects are "unfair," accord ing to the standards set by the rad irals. Hut the Important thing la to get roifa over the h'-atls of thii peo ple who want lo live In Salem. Ha l"m Statesman. IkArtillKKTY AfiAIV. And now Attorney General Daugh erty tho same who set aside the work of the department of Justice in the conviction of Henry Alters Is recommending that Kuxeno V. Debs be released from prison. The public Is told that President Harding will not act upon tbe rec ommendation until after the 4-ecent reaty of peace with (iern.any Is rat ified. The Inference Is plain that, as flbruneflbaChfn's at xrt sttcs Judging from the number of newspaper reporters in Kose burg to handle the Ilrumfield case, there is not the least possibility of the "ends of justice" being defeated from the standpoint of publicity. ( Yesterday's dispatches told of a hobo who had been "taking on" too much bootleg whisky, from the elfects of which the fellow died and his body turned as black as the ace of spades. The stun sure does make things look pretty dark for the habitual user. Keep an eye on the man who tells you how honest you ure, and both eyes on the one who tells you how honest he is. Here's imping fr justice and justice is what the public de mands. Nothing more, nothing less. Rosehurg is certainly on the map just now. But it took a murder case to accomplish the fact. It is easy to run the otlur man's business Uvause it is so hard to run your o.vn. There is something remarkable aU;it the man who thinks he isn t remarkable. Mushy sentimentality is a lost art when sandwiched with a murder cas Before he owned an automobile he said, "What beautiful scenery!" Wonder if the spirit of Dennis Russell will be presentT Everyone has his troubles even Ireland. soon as we are once more formally at peace with Germany. Mr. lebs will (fee pardoned f ir all that be did to keep us from winning tbe war with Germany. And. if Mr. Debs Is pardoned, we are told that other "po litical" prisoners of fcl Ilk are also to be frv'jd. During the war and since Presi dent Wilson was unne.clf ully con demned becaue he was too lenient with those woo obstructed tbe war plans of tbe government but It now seems .that what was damnable len iency on the part uf I resident Wil son must only be construed as liier ciful clemency on tbe part of presi dent Harding.. It Is the way of par tins a poiltcs. Listeria Budget. I'N'DKR ftlMI'l ISIOX OS I' KB t.NT VOTK. Like every blher sort of compul sory law, that of cumpuliory voting, about which there has been discus sion in this state, fails to compel. Down lu Buenos Aires, a city that is comparable to the beat and In the lead of most when It comes lo Ideal izations, they are now rejoicing that their compulsory U lias actually succeeded in getting out 68 per cent of the vote Down there they even go so far as to provide a 48 hour Jail sentence for those who fail tq vote at certain elections, but even so there come 32 per cent of the voters wltb excuses of Illness, absence from hop, etc., excuses that, because of their excessive number and tbe lim ited number of jails, must lie taken and the non-voter left to go his way with a reprimand. The vote of a man who does nut care enough to go and vote without being forend to do so Is not worth voting. Corvallis Oazette Times. PATROL TO Iti: KTOl'I'KD. Whether airplane patrol of Or.-son national forests w II I centlnue throughout the re.it of the fire sea son is In doubt, according to Shirley Buck, of the forest Bervlce. A ru mor reaching the forest service some lime ago was that a carload of gas oline to supply airplanes had been started from Ban Francisco for Ku gene, according lo Mr. Buck, but this morning that rumor was shat tered. With no prospects of obtain ing gasoline from the war depart ment, and the funds allotted by the forest service wltn which to purchase gasoline - until the war department took action dwindling, hirth.r patrol A girl would rather spend a month of the forests seems Impossible, de In a dentist's chair than let her mus- dared Buck. The money put up by Im lie grow to hide her crooked the forest service will be exhausted tevlli. Hut It Is different with man. In a few days, he said, and if gao- " line has not arrived by that time OI K tiAHKIKTY Oil, VIM. airplane patrol will have to be in- lr. I lck Ilrumfield entertained at definitely suspended. Portland Tel-J a bouse party al Ills new iMmie In egram. Justice tfauara last night, llellglil- p . ful refmhnieiila of hash and dark TIM KEN and HYATT roller bear ciilfee were served. . .. tor ..n .ba , ruk. ., Tv. ' Wlih all MI..?,-v. sleuth, han. " lug about the village waiting for the " officers to toss them a piece of meat, it would be well for our towniipeiile to put au extra padlock on the hen house dour. We all went to the minstrel show taut night and aa usual got slung ou one uf them two-hit aong books. 0 O a IKK) IIOO! 1 sigh! I'm bluet Clood-byel Homo hrewl ' fleorge White, adjutant general of Oregon, waa a visitor In our mlilst Unlay, fleairge appeared without the Ham Itrowne belt but wore his usual clgwr. I'l.KAHK Mr.MOKIZK THIS. A railroad In Hungary rnna from Hsckeafehervnr to Kbtkuiifeletcyhaxa O tider doesn't amount to much unless It la ambitious and willing to work. O If the present styles continue we can expect Nome serious rases of knee-mouia this winter. A parlor Ibibdievlk la a man who smokes In the parlor and then Ihrowa the ashes on the floor. Just because a nun ha college training Is no sign he has an educa tion. It tickles a girl almost to death to have Mime other glrl'a brother muse her hair up, but II makes her mad If her owu brother trice It. O Working all night won't hurt man half aa much aa playing all night. Kill KM DM. A friend's a might y useful scout. If he la not abuneil; And yon must not let him Urn! out That he Is being used. Too much klualag Is more dUaa- trona In donieatlr happlne than Ion mile, arronllng In lr. Harold ,N. Moyer, noted physician and pirho ,'nalsl. Well. Harold, that may he. but an etra klm Is a hit better than a hat over the head with a rolling pin. W. A. IVttll, the tregonlan's Halem wrlten, la hark In bte ohl home Iowa today, getting ready to pound out a few Items concerning our mur der rane. 114111 hung aroaad the rtgar enuatrr Ihta asnmbig until Neotly Weaver Houalrd hint a rwrar and wheu but area be waa Mill Jam ming rlgara In hla seat pork. t. The small hoy han't Interested bt nil operaiHHM la Douglas county that as anlewe they at like raator oil. I.AFR ri-'UKI SKZ: wadaya when a feller kills a man, the movie enneerua try to get him frr their ksMlkt' aaaa." .LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE KA.HY TO JKT "MI-SHY" IHKAS. To the Editor: U is essy to get very urby" Ideas as lo the teachings of Scrip ture. When the admonition is given to "restore" one who Is overtaken in a trespass, the reference Is to a brother In Christ. Hero Is no allu sion lo the Christ rejecter, who has 1 violated the law of the land. Jesus put his approval more than once on . the Old Testament, and there it is written. "Who so sheddeth a man's blood by man shall his blood be shed." Jesus never taught that a criminal should not pay the penalty ', which the civil law exacts. In fact a repentent law breaker would desire ' lo pay the penalty like a man, and not be coddled by bis Mends and society as too good to suffer fur his misdeeds. As between Christians, it la right to "restore" In a spirit of! 'esiien one wno nas transgressed the law of Christ. This haa nothing lo do with the violator of civil law. The New Testament recognizes and emphasizes the duty of the follower nrist to- oney the law of the land. To call upon society to over look, on Christian grounds, the of fense of the red-handed criminal Is not only agnlnst the Interests of society and the Innocent members but contrary to the Bible and the teachings of Christ. Jesus never taught "sentimental rot." but em phasizes man's responsibility X. X. Goodrich Tlrw Serrtee. See nx. C V Loekwood Motor Oa. fiXCEM-EaT EMiiniTS AT FAIR. What Roseburg visitors pro nounced to be one of the beit com munity fairs so far this year. wa held yesterday at Olalla. The sew Ing and canning exhibits by the In dustrial chilis .were especially good One not Ices hie thing was that the young people In the canning clubs prepared anme extra Jars of fruit and competed against tbe older peo ple, and carried off the blue rlfcben IB the sewing exhibits the material had all Imwh carefully selected and skillfully tewed, and manv of these exhibit, are good prospects for the stale fair. The livestock exhibits j were also worthy of mention. Sever al club members exhibited Shrop shire or Mandalay sheen, and there! were several head of thoroughbred shorthorn cattle. The whole eom-! inanity of Olalla. and many people! from the Tea Mile and Camas Val ley districts were present. Aa ex cellent basket lunch was served at noon. WE9TINGHOVSB Batteries for all ears, also battery repairing and recharging at The Rosebar Garage. rtRCLI.A CORSETS Made to usure, Bell Case. Phone til t. SCHOOL HOSIERY AT Carrs It's time to think once more of the problem of Hosiery for the Children hose that will stand the wear and tear of school. CARR'S Store is featur ing Children's School Hose, hose that ' will wear and yet is inex pensive 25c will buy a dandy, firm ribbed hose for boys or girls, or a lisfe 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 satisfactory 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 medium weight 2 thread cot ton hose, ribbed, for boya or girls, spliced 3 thread heel and toa. Just the boss for fall school wear. Girl's Fine Rib 25c Lisle School Hose Full seamless Maco yarn in a lino rib giiis' school hose. Try a few of these. Boys' or Girl's 15c School Hose Medium ribbed hose. If 70U think your children can wear the cheaper hose, this is a big valuo for 15c. Extra Heavv Boy's 35c Ribbed Hose. This Is a real heavy weight cotton hose that will stand ruuub wearing. "For aiany boys this is the cbeupest hoso you cn buy. Misses Lisle 35c School Hose This is the women's style fine lisle, fashioned leg, double sole hose, looks fine and wears well. Other Styles as above 10c, 13c, 25c, 50c a Pair We carry a complete, line, cot ton lisle, mercerized lisle hose. You will get value received In every pair. Thread Silk 98c Women's Hose A pure thread silk boot hose, fanhluned leg, lisle top. For. wiir and comfort try a pair. Why pay more? Art Silk 59c Fine Hose A little extra care In washing and art silk hose will out-wear the pure silk. We carry a full line of this dressy hose. Remember noihlrir aurcee.u like success, and so we Invite you to become a ivgular cus tomer In our hosiery depart ment We have too many sat isfied customers not lo know that you also will profit if you Buy Your SCHOOLHOSE CARR'S HI k. Jackson. "W. esn save vo. m. - ADVICE TO LOVELORN AND mBt tUtM. BlXaWUBI OTHESsI A IWIIe rinlnma of flnrallnas mmA au r, . uaaauctea as, Vka 'ftum. adrtiaas i im. .. 1 . Oare Boeetmr Mawx-fWetew. Dear tin.. Ellibury: When you receive an invitation to a shower tor a bride, and It la In a distant city. are you supposed to send present. And should it be sent to the one who sent the invitation. Are you sup posed to Bend a shower present if you send a wedding present? MRS. N." R., Roseburg. Ans. Am the bride must be an intimate friend, otherwise you would not receive a shower Invitation, you should send a gift. ' Khowere are usually a surprise oa the bride-to-be, therefore the gift should be sent to tlie one sending you the invitation. As you wore invited to the aliowvr you would have to send bUi s nana er gift and wedding also. Otherwise a wedding gift would suffice. Dear lira. Ellsbury: I am a young" man and have come to you for ad vice. 1 have heard that rolled stock ings and ehort dresses are immodest fur ni.is to wear, but why are they more immodest than one-piece bath ing suits worn nowadays? Also please advise rue how to straighten a crooked nose. Thanking yon In advance for your kind information, YOUNG MAX. Reston. Ans. Opinions disagree on the rel ative imiiHMleaty of short dresses, rolled stockings, nn one-piece bath ing sulta. You .will liuve to decide that mutter for yourself. If your nose Is naturally crooked 1 would not advise you to have it straight ened. . lint if it has been broken and net en Hiked a phVNiciun ran break it agaiu and straighten It. to retrain. If there iLTT Physician. Ali rieftll Oa rtlaa).xl. . J .O heln Viras . TtVk . give xm . few gen,' S will toiprove your Oc. ,k L (sls!uad.i,i7Nk, Also paatrie. and tt?'Jn Kat regularly , MN. foods, d.lnk x.reniy Jhm drink tea or c-.fL If you like It. win . The Infant daughter 0 Mnx. E. E. Morgan, who rexl4 Fleeser .treet. Passed tw?, morning. The many f rlelld- family wish to pathy. fa. Miss Vera Tipton at,d mottww, for San Diego. Cal., tW, B Mlas Tipton has accepted . J W th the m.KII. ...1.. . ri "OSlUsa , . m-uuoia ID that -. and her mother will rem-i- A I ,otlt the winter. " """t Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: Could you lnfnrme me through the columns of the paper a means by which to regain .weight. Formerly I weighed UO pounds but am now down to 113. Would lie willing to eat most any thing. PERPLEXED, Roseburg. Ana. If tbe hiss of weight Is not .-allied by lllnesa. It should he easy CITY NEwTTj Arundel, piano tunev. rhons f enniylvania Tire Serrica. aa. Ford Oarage. T, Goodyear Tlx. ervu Goodyear Tire Service, fort Garage. . SOLID TRUCK TIIIE8 preuedta also GOODYEAR solids la itoeY; no lunnmirR .am TO. CLASSIFIED COLUMN tU IIW CL4SSIFIICU AOVERTISBMBNTa WHO, BB FOUND ol Uft - . . PAQB UNDKB HEAPING MBW TODAY. . WANTEP. WANTED TurKeys .large or I'lione H-l'-u. Buyer Uron. FOR SALE Elberta peaches, rlM tf. tween 1st and 6th of spt w II. Chambers, Winstons, Ort-Kua. ' ' J l-'Olt SALE I'ure brlM LieUlu ui - ' - - - . mm UtMaiQt U( Kinu.. i-nuiie iai-iv, r. u..,..uac. . - M"e, Oregon. I FOR tiAI.K I..I...I f. ruu. t . WANTKD Two rainn -to haul ..cord . wood. 1'hona H-Kll LsA t) WANTKl 18 Oit-iun liakery. yeura or over. W ANTKl (Jirl for generul housework. 1'hone 427 -J, W A N T K 1 To rent 1 C. Hinllh type writer fur few werMts. AUdreua C. kl., care News-ltevtcw. WANTKD 3 01 room urnfurhlKhed hoiiJit', this winter Auuresn "Iten ter," News-Review. FOR HALE Good 6 pas. tuuriDi r nuatj me an oiri. in Kood reualr. 651 Fowler. St. rui. BAiit, 'two good pack fcon will also work In harntaa. lAauiri " atim.111. o. jp. cKinnr. LHJLnJH CAR for aam clieap. onable caah offer refused. Servlc Oarage. laquin VANTK Tti IsKASK -4-5 or 6 room motli'i it liouae, by renpontrible couple. AutireKH i. Nt-WB-HfVivW. ft A N TsTu W i i)"d le apredT wumaii ai liinfkt'ptr on farm for nhort time. A .hi I en ?t Houtukf epur, Newa-ltevlew. WANTKD Girt or wuman for central iiuiiHfwnrK. ana. -tnai. w at Hon, IMxoiivlUe, Ore. IMume J-FH. an i KU-A aititfie miin with some Kpilul to taK- lialf intereat in sheep Dii.tineaa on iu-acre larm. Fur lull Information call or write to Andrew roller, 'I liter, OreKnFt OIK II A HD HKI.P WANTED, HltlTNK FU'K KH8 WANTKD Wm. P WJaver, Myrtle Creek, Ore. WANTKIVI wanta titan tnat under atands d.yina: prunea. Dryer will ..I-, i Hie 2i to 30 days. Address E. K. Laliie, Wilbur, Oregon. MISCIjILLAN KOU8. IMUTNK U ItOW KKS l'roteet youraelf irom loHa by fire. If you hire your diyliia: done, Insure your fruit until you market It. If you need any form of Insurance, ate O. W. Young Son Phone 417. NoTU K la hereby given that on the awuiH. Alontla of September, 191, tbe lU.ai.l uf KtiuallxatloD will at tend, at the courthouae. In the Aaaea aoi a tffn, and publicly vxamlne the aaisesnment rolls, and correct all er rttra in valuation. deacHptlon or qnalltlia of lands, lots, or other prop erty ajstfCMXett tlV tl.a. AUu...... -. It ahali be the duty of perons Inter eated to appear at the time and place appointed, Signed, Frank U Calkins. ArlMfBHbr. " i Olxr aOftJ u -SsJ JKJLJl rJli BALE lib good sheep; will Mil part or all. U V. Hiiiltti, Camu Vti- IfOll SALE Third cutting at llhlti li.iy in the Held. 11. Coon, run it- r -1. run bale. luinstues In anr iuu tity delivered. Ituseburs ftu4uc. ti. 1'hune 2.S. FOR HALE CHEAP Youiic l wsKoli and hanii-n. 1:1 (iwu linens. KOK UAI.h: lluruc Jersey low, MX iMteied, and nine plKs eliKililt to res ist ry. Also cockerels. I'lmu l-HL rreu A. Gorr. FOK SALE UooU lurKe Bartlett pein lor canning. At the Farmer, .change on Winchestsr SL V7 ciieup. see them. SALE or trade for wood, s carpel loa. in Rood condition, und other tecii hand Koods that a turmer SMdaswl uses. 1UI7 W. First til. KXR HALE OB TRAliB For propertl In or around Koseburg, 10 ires utr Mt. Vernon. Wushluif ton. f'nuiX A Miller, Mount Vernun. ViMh. FOR SALE OK TKAUE ElceplUMl values in used cars al term, to mil Motor Exchange, F. L. IlcOraa, Ml-I nest uax u FOK HALE Wheeler snd Wilms lug liiachlne No.S; also a lot ot ksl lish liiHgaslnes bound in UhiIu. Csli at us Ku. Itoie. TKUOK TOR BALE OK TKAIlg-f livestock or wood. Alia bs for sale. See Lljyd Chsaiberi it ss piunt or ph.ine 14. LOST AND FOUND. Ft It "Nl Book of idilrr.... n... may have same by vailing at tills office und fsyinn for adv. Lust H.-twe.n re, k. hiiiu li Ncws-Krvt.-w. Knsibiira and Myrtle of kys. Leave at licwanl. U.ST-Whlte nul.u.k low .h. r'r"l.VM-.!,un.'l"y svenlns;. Finder I' tify O. A. Stark. Sulherlm 'e st X-ws-lif vli.w office. F1IK HALE One good ponv. Its. or win traae lor ,una o.ik-b v C. L. Webber, Roberts Crtes, phone 42-F13. . FOR 8ALJC Ancora (WU. msu ui female. Kesistered. Bred frtm bred stock. J. L Chapauu, Oregon. FOR SAL.K Harriett penrs ceotl to bu. at on-hard, miles east el bura. : Bring your boxes sn4 Si them lyoureelf. It. K. Pn" Fhone J8-F4. I,. I'lil-Vi ia .1. . . i.... . i ' co,t- may .Ta . h cll"' at this office . ; t ior auv ' S r - - A deinoiifital.le rlin eiwetn Kt.-ehi.rsr tire. i,, . r""" n MillWond. "'lrn ""ner and receive '"" Mrs. M. tl. Crmond. and Mills FOR FUR RENT. 11 k.vt Furnished L" Brorkw.y St." pAn. Yl V apartmenta. K,r."M""!.l,1?0"",,""" '-". for rt . II Vitri.ll J( o 1 riafely deposit su Roeebura National B,nS. l.J So mepheas. Phone M;" 'iKNT-V"'h7dho-u,. fo", two fan,! r ..1 1- is. It liKXT AT.rTL- ! r'sM nHir. - I Blws ranrn i improvements. Here you 1 inurs rrom town, three vr rr,;:"f zzz :: Vm;ad rriration. ffH4 lmr.ra..m..t. Foil HALK 160 acre .amh. nM from city limits. 1I0 screi Ilia soil. Balance Hood Kraslne lni llinLer. Six room limine awl Oood condition, cheap for cash. Ap ply R. T. Hulllvan. Pe..ptes SuPPlfi; H RKVT Fnne 7.. . pine: room j. i'-.T-r" r,"uae- . r.- . - - ' ..n-ssnn FI.R H-Kl, er Br, 'rd wood. I'hone hai.k cheap- irqui FliRSAl.I- Hl.I- i-.ii m . . . l're... broV;ra"" " b" FOR HA LK Have a rUiilal 'r"J the clly limits. OckkJ lu roois 1 lots and (rood soil. Frutla ra chkken yard. Kver tfc.nx ul"5" for a r.s;ular home. Applr K Sullivan. I'eoples Hupply Mil: HALE ) acres creek b" J Roberts Creek. JH ml- "TT bui; r. house, runninx nearly all In culllvntl.n. t'! Z BaL plenty of lime al per reel. K. Johnson. Tlllamo. k. Wexo. FXIR KALE Oood restaursst ss sj fectlonery store. Will ' trsde. or will sell part """""'a m. ... . ... . n ...liable party, w E. Hchuman. 145 Hherldaigi: Oll BALE Fine prune O.Mirae Beach, llcen.o ' '.. Woodburn, Orraon. to IJHc: 4 to ft. trees, is:'"' treee. Jc ' seaea FOR 8ALK i ro-,m ni.iders larse erreened In P"r' J. H Roml eondltlon. Al"-ut "jrse-s-srilen soil: some fruit trees berry patch: Brood ba. s. ras is Into -k1 house for a "" K. for !:;; ;e d.wn. mepts. Pee owner a t-l f . FUR HA LK For qui. ""'. lle my nearly new Chevrolet rir, " aer aulo. In fine rendiiies. tube. tire. Ira sl'erlns "J m Anion, here will trtl T "Z, st aa aood aa new. Price If m once. i.'.0. LonCesI IrtP e to Reseburs; Address JJ f man. Hutherlla. Ore. JTa-vw Rennet- at Roeebarf Jtews- atnctk 4