ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEWI
Issued tally
U. W. Ilate.
L. Wlmberly
oUiloCKlKilON HATLtt
Dally, per year, by mall
Dally, six month, by mil
Dally, by currier, per mouth
Weekly N.ws-Kevlew. b tuall, per
year
-. , J,l...,...uu'c.'.aaa mallei May
bur. Oregon, under the Act of
CHANGE OF VENUE IN BRUMFIELD CASE.
The motion for change of venue in tiie Iirumfiold case, so as"
to remove the trial from Douglas ccunty, naturally arouses re-
, - C .1... triiu f.illlltv.
senimenl on ine pari oi me
-
Following- tht claim made by
ton is ureiuLiced, making necesxary the sending into tne county
ion la (iicjuuiu, i..... , .
of another judgt the motion fore-hanging the place or trial seema
an unnecessary reflection upon
people. The attorneys for the
zens of every county in the state have read of the case. Yet they
now hold out that there cannot be found twelve men in Douglas
county who will decide according to the law and the evidence.
What reason have they for thinking so? It is in Douglas
county that the defendant hits lived for a dozen years. Whert
else would a man naturally wish to be placed on trial than in the
midst of his old neighbors and friends?
Is there sincerity In the motion for the change, or io it simply
an effort to muddy the waters and put the county of Douglas U
all the expense possible?
Most of the witnesses live here, and to transport them tt
another county means a bigger burden for our taxpayers. But tht
financial Hide is not the worst of it.
The great objectjon is the reflection upon our citizenship, anc
the implication that our people do not stand for justice. We have
no desire to retain here in our midst the glamor of a sensational
trial, which necessarily must exhibit much of the seamy side of
human nature. Far otherwise. But we do protest against an
effort to make captious and unjust use of the machinery of justice.
Let every man have a fair trial, but let no man accused ol
crime make a football of the law.
Douglas county stands for justice; and her citizenship can be
trusted.
Therefore, there is no just and equitable reason that a change
of venue should be granted. If Dr. K. M. Brumflcld has, or cat.
assemble sullicient evidence to prove his innocense of the crime
charged, all good and well. He can accomplish this in Douglas
county better than in any oilier county.
On the contrary, if he fails to prove beyond a doubt that his
hands are stained with the blood of Dennis Russell that the
ruthless murder of an Innocent victim was the well-laid plans of
a murderous mind, the citizenship
justice be doled out to the convicted man in accordance with the
enormity of the crime committed.'
. Let the law take its rightful, course. But do not let a barrage
of technicalities defeat the ends of justice.
Peeling that the comietitive spirit always makes it easier to
get things done, civic workers in some towns have promoted
wholesome rivalry in improvement work, both as between cities
and towns, and as between individuals in the same community.
They have developed a "Home Grounds Improvement score card,"
which enables a community to rate itself on the various factors
that make up a clean and beautiful
have gone into this competition, and are seeing which shall de
velop the most beautiful and sanitary town. A similar scheme,
arranged for individuals instead
by an organization known ns the "Home Culture club." It pro
vided coni)etitiol)8 in gardening and heaulification work on home
grounds. Hundreds of families
have made a very marked improvement in the npiicarance of the
community. 1'he annual gathering when these prizes are awarded
has been a very notable event. It was interesting to see how n
great many hard working cople, who apparently had no leisure
for garden tasks, would put a great deal of time into raising
i lowers ami siiruidiery. Their
looked very commonplace and uninteresting, became little bowers
of beauty. Many of these little
many dwellings owned by men of wealth. Hans like these prove
a great incentive to civic improvement anywhere. No town likes
to show less improvement spirit
ple line io remain outsitle a general community movement.
, o
rast history shows that it is not good judgment to hold in
abeyance matters that have no particular leiral hearimr mi mnr.
der trial. New8pitsr reporters who are cajoled out of legitimate
news items usually make a "home run" when their source of in-
lormauon rails to rescind to kind
You are having a pretty hard
auvemsea nis irouoies and has bvon
The most magnetic women these days seems to be those who
tre able to attract the most money.
' ' u
There aecmsto be a league of every kind except a "mind-your-otvn-business
league."
- "Drives" are no called tiecausc
-o
Take a day off Monday ml
FOR BEGINNERS
DUNNING SYSTEM
or IMTItOVHI) SH SIC lTl IT
The only rslem ft beginner,, isdmted by the world) most
mowno naaicwna,
GLADYS H. STRONG
8t.ds.; 4t 8. M.I. 8L PHonelll L.
Escept Sunday.
iter tt. Bates
14.00
a.vo
to
1.00
li, at lr"l on" el
Mnrch 1, -
, . , i tr.ir.iil
the demise that jUJjfe nanm-
the sense of justice among our
defense must know that the citi
of this county will demand that i
city. A number of the places
of for towns, has been conducteu
went into these contests', which
little homes, which previously
cottages shower more taste than
than its neighlxirs, and few peo
and gentlemanly overtures.
time of it? So did Job, but Job
famous ever since.
thy drive busi
ness men crazy.
Me how you feel Tuesday.
SELECTING JURY FOR
CASE IS DISCUSSED
RosebJrg, Or., Sept. 1.
Editor News-Kevtew; .
Defendant'! attorneys lay. In tbelr
motion to quash the Indictment In
the lirumfte.id case, "That a Jury
was turjmoned to appear on said
2:ii day of August, lt!l, and from
a list of said Jurors the names of
seven were colled by the clerk and
these seven men were sworn as
(rand Jurors wcuoul having been
examiued by the court or anyone
else as to whether or not they pos
sess the qualifications of grand Jur
ors." This Is a remarkable statement to
co lie frtni one who formerly occu-
1 t,p ,ne nign pouuion ui county
judg) of tnl. couny wno muM haYe
,; a jury mi iron, toe tax runs
of Douglas county, Imagine an hon-
reJ urM wno hM toe
ueiirn rur wignteen years, nonorea
and respected by all who come In
contact with him as lealoualy guard
ing the constitutional lights of
person accused of crime and keeping
hlmuelf In a position to avoid crltl -
clam or from coming In contact wan
the source of any Information that
might reach his ears, asking the
reputable and respected farmers or
business men of this county and
whom he hid known tor twenty
rears or more whether or not he was
1 citizen of the United States or of
the stale of Oregon or a taxpayer
within the county within which he
i-esided, when that fact was well
mown not only to the presiding
'udgej and the district attorney but
to both the attorneys for the defend
nt as well. Furthermore, before
nuking such an extraordinary state-
lent, which uiigiit be taken as an
aspersion or reflection upon the
ludge Impaneling the Jury, would it
not have been well for them to have
consulted the records In the clerk's
offlci which the taxpayers them
telves provide as a source of infor
mation to the public? Only a little
extra effort would have disclosed the
following facts: that W. J. Shupe Is
a registered voter of East Hutlierlin
iirei lnct in Douglas county. Oregon;
that C. K. Keslerson Is a registered
voter and resident of Kellogg voting
nrecluct; that Miliar Applegate is a
registered voter of Applegate pre
cinct; that John Oarfleld Bacon Is a
registers! voier of Coles Valley pre
cinct; that 'Samuel Rufus Crltchlow
Is a resident and a registered voter
of F.lkhead precinct; that Wiley Ed
ward Milieu Is a registered voter of
Looking Glass precinct: and that
John Sutton Is a registered voter of
nvs Creek oreclnct. This reglstra-i
lion shows that all were duly sworn
as lining citizens of the United I
OI'lthSrH CHANGE OF VKNVK.
Portland Telegram: How many
Oregon citizens of lawful age would
No competent to serve as turora at
the trial of Dr. Drum field? This
query Is made with reference to the
application for a change of venue.
In apply for such change, .wit
nesses will he Introduced, it Is said,
who will testify from their observa
tions that there are not twelve men
in Douglas county who have not read
if the case, and who have not ex
pressed an opinion concerning the
guilt or innocence of the defendant.
Conceding that this statement lays
bare the mind of Douglas county,
which is doubtful, In what . respect
does the mind' of the five adjacent
counties differ? Not In the least.
Newspapers aie aa widely read, and
opinion la formed quite as quickly in
one county as in another. It is reas
onable to believe that the defendant
could have as fair a trial at Ilose
hurg as he could have at Eugene,
Klamath Kails. Jacksonville, Grants
I'uss or Mitrshfield.
STATE PRESS COMMENT
True, rertain fiendish crimes ere- !'''a '""Busting in cars parked along
ate an atmosphere so surcharged """'ry roads are being subiect
wlth blood vengeance that tt nullifies I lo rKanlied warfare In viffious
law and order for the time being. comn"lties. one rural village, ad-
rew jurors are able to resist Its
Influence. In the case of nrumflelil.
no neea is apparent for protection
against adverse atmoatihem mi ika
trial. If Indeed an atmosphere of
prejudice were to be combatled. It
!,. mm,, oe ine same in
j itnuu mm in snoiner.
Dr. Ilrumfleld. Is not being tried
by the newspapers. All ih Pn.
land dallies have connne.l ihm.
selves to unrolored nreeentatlon nf
news aa It developed. What little
uiM-uiKion inere was took academic
form and was limited lo the psyclo- j
r, ,,.,. , , crime. t he
Ileslin. the priest of Colin.
The Telegram ventures to answer
the query propounded In the opening
sentence of this artlrlw. Anv nnrm.l
man who Is not connected directly or
Indirectly with the prosecution or de
fense. .r with the family of Dennis
KUSM-ll. and Who Will lake an n.
th
that he will be governed by the Isw
ana tne evidence Is rompetent to
rre as a luror.
Inlusiie. i.
more to be feared In Houglas county
than la Curry or Clatson. Wallo-I
or M.lheur. Chang, of venue Is not
likely lo Increase or derrvaa th. I
chance, of conviction or acquittal. I
INSTAL WKHillT Vim IlAniKfl.
ikuipr me tbv is a new (.ranch
of the Hlr.1 nnat .r.l.- ,
'-Tl'. V-. '? t .he
roanailna lha xxmifi.
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mJihrwbr.i.'h'e: jk!?z &
weighed may .to. the nareel no-i
wagon on It. rou.d ,k...k .i. - i -
th.
.eignoornnoa. The post man Is then
. .,,,., IU prnl, , ,n -..Kr auri iniiivcnt. a menace In
marked contrast with the pitiless those who Indulge In It and an af
pers.utn bY ,h, Krsnclsco 'rt.nt upon the Mi-ectable folk who.,
nsilv nretr. nf Hifhtower. who Is I neighborhoods are sullied by It Ku
rharretl with the nmr.W nf i-.,h., tene u.,i.,.. T . fcu-
IIIIIIalM nr , h.. II .1 1 , . ' V 1. 1 .
sunoosed to weigh the hah. .k
BRUMFIELD MURDER
BY PRIVATE CITIZEN
States and qualified electors over the
age of- twenty-one years, and which
registrations were ail made In 1916,
or mora than five years ago. 1'hen
one can cross the bail fiom the
clerk's oBlce Into the office of the
tax collector where the tax rolls of
Douglas county are kept. There he
will And each of the foregoing gen-
trenstn listed as laxpayers of Doug
las county, Oregon, lu volumes i. -S
and 4 of the) tax rolls of this coun
ty and state. What a the purpose
of tactics of this kind? If It canie
from a source where the attorney
were not conversant with the records
or bv soma lneiuerienred person. It
might be excused, but it should not
be In a case or this kind where the
aiilo attorneys are well versed in the
records and one or iKm wan a for
mer county Judge, equally well ac
quainted with the members of the
grand Jury.
The people of Douglas county are
civilised and law abiding and oil
I are concerned lu maintaining and
! upholding respect r.ir the judiciary
and In safeguarding the coiistitution-
al rights of every person and lu see
ing that each and every person ac
cused of crime, even If it be of mur
der of the lowest type, has a fair and
Impartial trial by Judge and Jury
The citizens of the county demand
this, and we know that our prosecut
ing officers will ask fur nothing less
But we cannot conioue petty police
court tactics or allow the good name
of our reputable citizens to be ques
tioned. We trust that this Drum
field matter will be brought to a
speedy trial and disposed of and for
gotten. We know that in the end
JUBtice will prevail and that the news
will go out to the world that the
people of Douglas county stand unit
ed for law and order. Irrespective of
those who wish to oppose or block
the course of Justice.
In addition to all of this, such
facts as the quibbling In open courts
leads to disregard for law and brings
courts into disrepute before the peo
ple of the community in which held.
Many times the ends of justice are
defeated aa-cases are decided upon
technicalities rather t Iran justice.
The purpose of law is to preserve
law and order, to promote justice
and to do the greatest good to the
moit people. This purpose is lightly
regarded or Is Ignored altogether
here by lawyers trying to win their
case.
Lai el v. In addresses before the bar
association, Ellhu Hoot and Win. H.
Taft condemned such legal tactics
as have been used In the above men
tioned case as unprofessional.
CLAY DARBY.
part of the equipment of every wag
on. The plan has been tried In Oak
land. California and many mothers
have taken advantage of the oppor
tunity to keen track of the welRht
of their babies.
The public health service and a
host of other agencies have coop
erated for years In oreachlnz the
gospel of proper nourishment for
names and of weight as the test.
That the gospel has spread In every
direction there can be no doubt when
scores of mothers who have no means
for weighing their babies at home
flock to avail themselves of the par
cel post wagon bc&vjs.
Stopping to weigh all the babies In
the block may not seem like the
Ideal way for speeding up the parcel
post service, but of the human ele
ment there can be no doubt. Albany
Democrat.
AlTOMHISIl.K KltMlXKIW
The automobile 'Ypooners" who
make themselves rt.ll.
jacent to a large citv. has .
over-run by tese objectionable
young visitors that a bonus of 0
cents er couple has been offered to
l',e Puul'c for their arrest.
The custom of taking on
e's best
sin ui tor a buggy rid
la . 1 I
aa chariots, and the occasional hand'""" ,","r,"1 Society's piilillcaltiHi
holding which accompanied It In for-lU h'"''r v,ri""n at Jacksonville,
mer years was t.in,,.. ..i "re., lieceniher 17. mu hv K ll
old faintly horse and onen sidebar' T"l"r l,lre (P'ne to his re.
buggy which served as the means of .""!' T-H5,"r "M,,: "Hens may be
transportation. Hut the luun... "'""lned here for about 2 a iwlr."
automobile rnllh li.
' lawlessness has developed a tvpel
"isnwajr love-making whl.h i. i
LlttlX-.IWIIIP.
The decline of representation gov-
thm of the eiecutlve. which has been
roundly dennone i
" ' ,hf !i"'k of leadership In con-
?rT- wnk, has forced executive
,"-r,"aiK-s , accomplish- definite
I'rogranis.
The cause of this decline reata In
ffc-t that .km. ' . !'.'"' reU ln
t men f mediocre abilliy the ureTl
dencv haa i- ... ,re1:
comm.ndmg evecutlv. ablhtv V,
me larger portion of the past jo
..I. J . niie Koose-
...e. in' wb,VhnV",.r VZ7
hdhi ki. ...
.... . vior ana en-
'n man made no for It
--..-.v:sa-,h..e
IT'.S!'!' h- thoughta of the
.. 7 lte llou
n - .'.i
s the moat .
l the history of the nation. Cap
ital Journal.
THE DEVIL'S DAY.
Even In toe day. of
It is not necessary to turn back the
n u uui hi.mrv to glimpse
??f ", 7h. Dari Age.. A glance
.i. i ,,. .vents
at accounts oi cerium ...-. - .
carried In the newspapers " "V"Y
will quickly carry the reader back
to the barbaric ay. ot Atilla and
Genhis Kban.
In West Virginia there Is recur
r ,n which meau are shot
- i m hind the feud, .mold
er as of old and lives are snuffed
out of slghl. The rule is the rule
nf the cun.
In Portland a girl is suojected to
s vicious attack by ,three men. Just
. . elrls were mutilated In a San
Francisco shack by a ring of gang
sters. Hussla Is ruled by a reign of ter
ror. The prisons are full. The
barges against prisoners are vague
ind trials are a mochery. If the
reigning forces decide that a man
must go to prison, he goes to prison
charge, evidence and trials are of
econdary consideration. Oregon
Journal.
o-
The funeral of Mrs. C. J. Tollah
on who died Thursday, will be held
at the Kuen cnurcu a t'iIUDC
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev.
Kdmon, officiating. Interment will
tal:e place in the Eden cemetery.
TEN' DAYS ONLY.
Tomatoes 50c per bushel.
. , n, r
Patch
Evans
run. urtng your oo. i. u.
k Son, Dlllard, Oregon.
Goodyear
Tire Bervlse. Ford
Oarage,
flbruneflbichln's
St IX rt 1 Sates
We would be nlml to irlve some
lieople a free subscript Ion if they'd
only quit sneuking ill our office to
get llielr copy when no one is look
ing. 9 9V
A curbstone convenialloiiLst told
us today tluit Dr. Ilrumfleld wanted
. "change f menu more tnau a
clmuKc of venue."
9
All varieties of di-er, does, bucks
and fauus are hereby warned' to keep
under cover tomorrow and Monilii)
ami It iiiIkIiI be safe lor some ol
the hunters to don hi eel armor.
9 9 9
DAILY HKAl'TY II I XT.
It would be well for girls wearing
bobbed linir to wash tlu-lr necks oc
caHionully.
9 9 9
('buries Venus Stanton, the rl.ani
peen Spanish nthlete on. the Xews
Itevicw staff. Is back in the city lim
its following a two wks. vacation in
the sticks above Myrtle Creek.
Charles Venus has almost forgot the
keyboard of his rusty typewriter but
will soon lie back In trim. He Is
iMwsliiii; today of kllllnu a deer bill
bays he forgot lu bring in the horns.
9 9 9
SomelNHly made a mistake ln.it
night mid left a beer check on the
Ncws-lteview counter Instead of s
nlrkle. We wouldn't kick If we
could cash it.
9 9 9
Some people laugh out loud and
then look around quick to see II
unylxHly'a Hutching 'em.
9 9 9
The reason some newspaper re
u1cra are fat and some nre skinny
Is iM-cnuse some get nioro to cat
than others.
9
SOMKTHINti TO WOltltY AHOVT.
The Jcuolun caves of Australia arc
lighted by electricity.
9 9 9
We know of one dentist who Isn't
priiciiriiig but Is still "looking down
in ine moiiiii."
9 ft
Dave llnu-n, Tot-tlmid war cor
respondent, who Is maneuvering In
the lioschurg sector, has forgotten
how a street car looks and sounds
ami when he returns to his home
village will have to be tied to a
telephone post until he becomes ac
customed to the white lights.
9 9 9
In the summer number of the Ore-
llnn it rnala llie nrira. .. ...
fur coat and a ticket
" "" io noiain one.
ine rlty council Is considering
i j. ma a niirniiig post In front of a
, harmvet shop on Jiirkmin ilit.1 TkL
would provide a convenient place to
He tip the bull
Ijthor Hay will pn.hnhlv be Just
that for the man who has to put In
his winter's wood.
W. A. lvttlt. the (leaf-antl-tlnmh
reir..iilan ct.rreanondent. la working
mil the .letall. fr . nrw v.n,an's
"'r "The link
wklrt lamp..
.h.-". "":kl"" " to know
where In heck ,he,n war cwresr-n-
.nn ILsnklns. "ever owne.1 two
EE r " .la,-. d
lilt . 1 1 '" ,h '"-"
KM nan to have aiimthln' to sav
tt j
Slse In ' ,0 " Its
- .J" "' wa
h,n . ..
"cegtm.
Saturday Special
Ladies'
Embroidery Scissors -
55c
Four Sizes AH good values
A handy Winchester Pocket Knife Ston
will be given frw with each Pocket Tfnif!
sold SATURDAY and NEXT WEEK?
UAtch our Windows
for these . ! :
SATURDAY SPECIAL SALES
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
LOCAL NEWS IT KM.
GoodrlcbVTlr. Service. Bee us. . C
A. Loekwood Motuf Co.
J. B. Cawlfield of Idaho is in this
city for several weeks to visit with
his aunt, iin. 1. J. Cawlfield.
Painless extract loo of teeth at
room 8, Masonic temple. Dr. Nerbaa.
Pennsylvania Tire Service. Ask-
us. Jord Garage.
WKSTINOHOliSE Batteries for
all cars, also battery repairing and
recharging at The Koaeburg Garage.
Prof, and Mrs. Homer Gustin. who
have been attending summer school
at the University of Oregon returned
to Roseburg last night. . Prof. Gustin
has been reappointed as superin
tendent of the llenson school and Is
resuming his duties there. Tbey
spent a very pleasant summer at
Eugene.
TIM KEN and HYATT roller bear
ings for cars and truck! at The
Roseburg Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Perry and sons.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
A1X NBW VLASstPIUO ADVBR-riSBBIICMT WI1.I, MB FOUtJD Ufl
FAGB DMDSB BRAtllNO IIW TODAY.
WANTED.
WANTED TurKeys .large or
Phone 14-K-lt. Boyer Bros.
TAILORING and dreasmaxlna of all
kinds, flume ItT-lt. Mrs. UulhrldKje.
WAKTUD or 10 tier of bluck oak
wood. IS Int-hes lung. 114 N. Flint St.
WANTHl.Hevrs!bl'
disc plow.
8. Kppt'rly lloneburg-, Ht.
. 2.
WANTKI
Two teams to haul cord
wood. Phone 14-F14.
WA.NTF.K To rent L. C. Smith type
writer for few weeks. Address C. 1-1.,
eare News-Huvlew.
VVA.NTMJ To hear from pa
nig ev.e sheep for sale. j A. Stew
art. Kint-lmrg. Phone 4-F14.
WANTKU TO X.KASK 4-s or room
modern house, by responsible couple.
Address "N." Newe-ltcview.
WA.NTKU Middle aged woman as
huiiM-keeoer on farm for short time.
A-idreHS Housekeeper, News-Kevlew.
WANTKt) tllrl or woman for general
housework. Mrs. I'has. Watson.
i.,aoh me, ore, fnone i-rn.
WANTF.II Man and woman for farm
wora. Man mum be -luanrster. steady
work. Address "Farm Work," cure
News-Review.
WANTF.ii A single man with some
cai'ital to take half Interest in sheep
bu.Hiiifes on lCu-acre farm. For full
Information call or writo to Andrew
Potbr. Tiller. Oregon.
OltCIIAHU HE1.1' WAMKU.
PRUNB PII KKH.-) WANTED-Wffl. P
Weaver, llyrtle Creek, Ore.
WANTKIi-I-Prune- pickers." Wrlte or
ea II Bond m-oa.. Qllde, Ore.
WANTKli Prune pickers. Fred Hat"
4 ''fii'' "' U N' ' ,'UTCl,ur'- Phone
Pltl'NK I'lCKKKS WANTKli Apply to
rred Weaver, Myrtle Creek, i'icklna
eolKlllen.'.-s Mnnil.iy.
MISCKLLAA KOU8.
PRPNK UKOWFRH Protect yourself
from loss by fire. If you hire your
diyrng dune. Insure your fruit until
m market It. If you need any
form of in5uranee, see 3. W. Young
H..n Phone 417.
NOTICK is hereby riven that on th.
.e,unu aionuay or September, 1921,
the Hoard of Kouallsatlon will at
tend, at the courthouse. In the Asses
sor (ilflce. and publicly examine the
assessment rolls, and correct all er
rors In valuation, description or
qualities of lands, lot., or' other prop
erly assessed by the Assessor; and
It shall be l he duty of perons Inter
ested to appear at the time and plac.
at.polnt.-d. Signed. Frank I l-.lkm.
Asst-ssor.
LOST AJVD FOUSD.
ymuJr"k ot Owner
off.'r. h "" by calng at this
otfice and paying for adv.
L,'vT"i"',""''," R"seburg and Myrtle
v"'k -'mneh of keys. Leave at
es-ltevl.w. Reward.
K"sJ!.l7.a!i kOJ' ro,t- mar my
sn.t n! ?' b.y c"'"ng at this office
and paying for sdv.
i?t trTrr0 apartrnsnts.
- ' " -""7 uL
Phon 127-T.
F"it iu:nt f"
keeiii,s room
r turnlshial hous.
404 N. Jackson St.
FOR ItKNT 1
I
ranch
i--.. ,rom town. Hires year
r..n v.ry cheap; partly under
r" Improvements. Here
aiwrencs
Phone Il.
enn -
fXlR SALK .-.IV-.i .71-- :
Servlc. Oarage.
Full si.K.
Vere. Fred and Vance- n,
Mra, Pete, K.d.baugh. Ver
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles V w
who have been spending ttnZ
tlon near Castle Rock. NllusJ
Loseburg yesterday alters w
were successful in Uagilnri?
fine bucks and had , JL '
vacation. Jr leut
Oregoa's Higher Irmiiwwt i
TECHNOLOGY
Eigl't Schools; Sevcsty Dtainanti
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT.,a
Ff ufurautiM wrilt tt u loses
Oregon Agricultural CoUcr
COKVALL1S
rOR 8AI.F. 2 room house fnnutkt
bolt HAI.K Pure bred Dclilaa ui
high grade Kmnbouillet rsjai. la
Dames, Attn sine, Oregon.
OK SALB-r-uood s pass, tourist or
In good repair, slake us as (fa.
dpi rowier ai.
FOK SAI.K Two good pack kottn
will also work In harness. lsqlSv
o-j o. main. a. r. sainner.
rOR !Al.h-3ool sewing machisi
lirop -head. Cheap. lufi& .Wlnvbee
ler Ht.
FOR HALE 118 Harler-DlTHlm
wun new rsi sidecar, m
West Uouglas St.
UOUOE CAR tor sate cheap. Ms nu
onable esah otfur refused, iiqsuv
Service Oarsge.
FOR HAL.K Tomatoes la aar qiu
tity delivered. Roseburg Protect
Co. phone 219.
FOR HAI.K C11KAP Young tua,
. wagon and harness. 121 fterlfe
Huphens.
Ft)R HAL.U Duroc Jersey sow, MC
Isteied, and nine pigs cligll.le u, rtf
Istry. Alo cockeiels. Pliou t-FU.
Fred A. Ooff.
FOR !ALE Good large Hartit fttn
for canning. At the Faran K
ehangv on Winchester at, Varf
cheup. See theln.
FOR MM,K A few choice full-blood
Lincoln, one year old rams. PrKt
I0. F. J. Ulatlner, !) Crwl,
Oregon.
SALK or trade for wood, a rpet bv
In good condition, and other secuM
. hand goods that a farinet seede SM
uses. 1U47 W. First St.
FOR 8ALK OR TRADE EieenSrss
values in used cars at terms to tea.
Motor Kxclmnge, F. U UcUrew, MM
West Oak St.
FOR HAL,K Wheeler sod Wlltos K
tng machine No.s; aUo a lot of Ml
lleh magazines bound io tssiks. Cwl
at 816 So. Hose. .
TRUCK FOR SALK OR TKAUE-T
livestock or wood. Alsj liae w
for sale. See U .yd Cbaaibers it "
plant or phono II.
FOR 8ALB Angora geats. malt tsl
female. Registered. Bred 'rem hit
bred stock. J. L Cbapmsa, Wlttm.
Oregon.
FOR SALE Buff Orplngtos
lUrr.,1 ItiM'k nullets. 3c. PH"
IS lbs. Phone JH-H1.
Sprague. Tenmile.
tslllt
FOR SALE Household fa"", Z
Sroom house. coinpK'ie. w III sw f"
together or any article aeperaieu.
4l'S Kast Douglas.
FOR SALK 10 acre ranch. H jjj
from city limits. 1 acres ll"""
soli. Ito lance good graiing las"
li as Br"sa IW m l.. r.
1s room house i,,."T"
Itlon. Cheap for
ulllvsn. Peoples gupplfj
timber.' fcl
Uood condl
ply R. T. S
FOR SALK Havs a reguhlf
the city llmlis. l-d i r
7 lots and good soil. I1 r"
iinwe
for a resrulsr heme. Apply
B.
Sullivan. Peoples Suprly
FDR PALE IS scree "''(mr
Roberts Creek. Tw ml. '"J.T;
burg; t r. house, ''i""10. Yea.
nearly all in culilsilos. t"
HaL plenty of time ' 'J!
E. Johnson. Tlllsniw.kjjOres .
vrtti sil.u Flo. prune
Gwse Beach, license- -W
oodburn, Oregon J ', 7, ft.
unerj"-7
1JS-; 4 to ft. trees.
trees, 7c
. . : kjanx
roil SAI.& 9 . aasse
large .wnel In Prch. tee
rocm rnoa tr"
aarde. soil
...me fruit trees
be
Rerrr pstch: gocHt m.ta' u
Into good house for s par-
no goo. noiise - - - M sw-
enls. 8.. owner 'LilLI- ttt
j c.t t.- I-..- oiii.kiale I ""i
ror
FOR 8AI.K-
8AI.K For qui' a " , -r
nearly new ' "'.Ji, i?
my
tube. tlr.. large steering
Aniens here wi
aa -aroorl as
"Inc. the time of Andrew Jss-kaon , . .... 2
rr . Trs Wllso. h7d . 7.. U "J- rZ.HMSH
'J good blcyclT. CailTM
"nre., trW
Adores. W r
nr. T se .
i fully, npoa the sjcalea, whit are a
Ja ks.
once. 5. Le"f
ts StM.ti.rsr- Ad
i t.'ir::"rr'" nr- b-
FOK
mat). Halbarlle, or-.
a.Bua . , .main a
fferw.