fr.E TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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II. '.V. HATKS
HKItT (. 11ATKS
'. I'j-i-nliii-ui and Manager
So. r-tary Treasurer
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Oregon, under tin- Art of March 2, Is. 'J. I
PRUNE
PICKIffiS
Br BERT G BATES
HObEUUriO. OKfcGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 13, 1923.
Tin: ti:aciii:i:'s equipment.
The first Hem in the effort of ;i community to secure good ;
schools is to find teachers whose iiersoiiality and training is such:
as to fit them for this work. j
There are some communities that spend large amounts perj
capita for their .schools,. yet which fail to get the results they nrej
entitled to. In some cases too much money is put lr.to oinamenuu
Luildinj-'s and not enough into .securing teachers who are thor
oughly trained for their work. In some sections the state fails
to provide adequate facilities for the training of teachers.
Th" human rue has heen trying for liOOO years to develop
the best method of imparling knowledge. Teachers need prepara
tion in special professional schools, which shall show them what
experts regard as the most efficient ways of conveying informa
tion to young people and arousing their mental abilities. Other
things being anywhere near filial, the school system that has
the best trained teachers will produce the best results.
Hut the personality of the teacher is a force almost equal to!
training. Some teachers will make the lesson subject seem as
dry as a bone. Others have a contagious enthusiasm, and can
make any line of work seem interesting. Some teachers have a
lovable quality that makes pupils wining to work to gain their
approval.
It takes a keen judgment of human nature for school authori
ties to meet applicants for teaching positions and pick out those j
who have the best qualifications. Letters of recommendation are:
;.pt to he flattering and complimentary. Many bright and clever
young women go to pieces under the strain of a class room, and
their school accomplishes little. I Jut many quiet and reserved
teachers have a silent charm that wins the hearts of their pupils,
while their good-natured but firm authority makes the youngsters
realize that their work must be done.
The ciiy council ought to take recognition of the fact thatl
traffic regulation at the north approach of the Deer Creek bridge!
mil ln.ini' coniulied with. One evening last week a car was
ii:iH,i1 on the mirth end of the bridtre and one on either side of ,
,i 1. l...,..a,. lifi-imr untYieii'iir I'niini leu- mm r:ir to tiass 1 f
11HJ .1(1)11 l .U II, "inn.) ev.,,,,,,, .-v.. . .x ..v -
thi oii; h. Of course, tourists are unaware of city parking regula
tions and park their tars at any convenient point. To eliminate
this hazard several conspicuous signs should be placed at the
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Alas, 'tit saa
But TRUE
Strange thinga do occur.
And it happened Caturday '
Afternoon at 4 p. m.
And it wa awfully hot
The tun was Just sizzling
But it had to be done.
Paator Hilton was on the job
All alikered up
And rarin' to go.
And there were others
About two of 'em
On the firing line
Ready to face
The mustard cat
And listen to those words:
"Let no man put asunder"
Then the groom began to wonder
What he had done
With the wedding ring
His ded bought the day before.
After a shprt Intermission .
The old man came through
And tho fireworks began.
Prune Pickin s planted
An ugly kiss on the very lips
Of his beautiful bride
Slipped the sky pilot
The usual fee and
The two newly weds hopped
Into a waiting flivver
Without a chauffeur
With a little gas
And plenty of oil.
Made a slight detour
Through the city
And were last heard from
Hanging out
Of a top story window
Of a Portland sky-scrapper
Looking down
On the angry mob.
It is not expected that
This colomn
Will be up
To the standard
For the next few weeks
But here's hoping.
THE OFFICE FORCE.
DAILY
NEWS
LETTER
Gossip of Staff Corre
spondents at World
Centers of Population.
TODAY:
Long-Lived Librarians.
Paris Besieged.
"L'America" Wins.
Hy AUCK LANC.EMKB
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
PAHIS. Auk. 13. He a librarian and
liv to a good old age. According to
figures read before tho Congress of
Librarians, keepers of precious books
preserve themselves as well.
.Monsieur Cainillu Beaulleu an
nounces that In the spare of a cen
tury, between the years 17K0 anil 1SK0,
more than 00 per cent of the librar
ians of the library of Sainte Gene-
vive. most Important students library
In l'arls, died between the ages oi n
anil til. In other libraries of the
French capital the same record oi
longevity is noteil.
What Is the reason lor it: usks
Jules Veran in Cninoe.ha. "la It me
ijulet existence that the creatures
live? One knows well enougn mm
bookworms share with fishermen the
privilege of being indifferent to all
that passes around them. During all
the great revolutions and wars fisher
men have sat on the quays of the
Seine, anil the librarian in his thalr
amid his books.''
Is it tho special ntmosphero of the
library that does the work, the odor
of the books which give out the
breath of long life? Is the noble dust
which escapes from tho venerable
volumes conducive to good health?
Or tlo librarians prolong their lives
hv rubbing elbows with the immor
tals? The theory is a blow to sportsmen
who have been teiling us that nothing
eiiial physical exercise to maintain
good health. How can one believe
this when librarians arrive at the age
of 90 sitting in an armchair?
I Eugene Work of rock surfacing
'.. . .. i u.iu ....ut s-u nun
Koseburg Callfronla Oregon Power (
romuanv. which recently purchased,
i Douglas County Ught & ater com-
i ...nr. offers stock to local resiuun.s.
K..een Road work at Cushman
KiutliMi reported finished.
I ltoseburg -Chamber of Commerce'
meets to dli.cuas reorganization of,
cannery.
1 Astoria Hammond Lumber com
pany preparing to begin construction,
ut unloosed new sawmill here. :
I Astoria Driving of piling stitrts for
, construction of new I'JU.uuo business
i structure.
! I'mpquapears bring J0 per ton at j t
baieui.
Heud Deschutes county to vote;
' $l;iu,uuu bonds for completion of slutH
highway.
ac f c Petroleum company to sian.
oil drilling operations mar Butherlln. j
ltoseburg Palladium Ciold Mining
company plans to spend approximate
ly W'VMW for the development oi its
property here.
Salem hospital work to proceed at.
once.
Danner Dam and canal to irrigate
Jordan valley will cobI $33U,00U.
Eugene One juI tho finest county
school buildings in slate being bnilt
at Blue Kiver.
Pendleton Bridge repairs being
made.
Portland to have $150,000 stage ter
minal building.
Salem $10,000 business building to
be erected on Court street.
Hood Kiver Interstate bridge
across Columbia assured.
Bridge across Willamette river at
Springfield is sought by Springfield
Chamber of Commerce.
I-'irst carload of 1923 wheat crop
reaches Portland from Arlington.
Oregon City awards 4,li)S paving
contract.
Eugent; Goshen highway to be re
surfaced with asphalt.
Astoria 140,000 young fish planted
in streams and lakes of county.
ltoseburg California Oregon Power
company to make improvements to
dam at Winchester.
Construction of Dundee's water
works started.
llarrisburg New school house at
Pine Grove dedicated.
Cirants Pass With men now at
v.ork on road over Oregon mountain,
on Grants Pass-Crescent City high-
9 tT
A hi t: v, II a " W- - vf ,
Oh. TKr.m r TTN
Drink at Our
Soda Fountain!
Her it Where i.u..
Ice-cold
Kdtl
Refreshes and Gives Zesi T- , ..
Luncheons Server! . "Ova
Merchants LuncUrom
The Palace of Sweets
T
t""i at,otl,er ,
'w.s div.J . ." O
or. but lh,uBB
now worth J.!1' ',
were formcrlr :: "''
That Irrigation pays In the Vmp
nna vallev is the oninlon of Mr. .1
H. Mtrrlsr.n of Myrtle Creek, who , "' ,h"J. "ad nti, " I
nas m town uns iiiorniiig wiin a . ar ait
load of Iutom pennies. Mr. Mor
rison stated that ho has resided on
luscious wsei,-.:.?'!
his farm on Myrtlo creek for only n l 'i! atap!ii, j
three years, but that he now has the , 8u; , " IJiiJ
SUrcessfully
I
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LOCAL IWr
f '"-"J I
ArundeL pluotZZ1!
A
o
I
bath tub
.riil-o mipi'o.irli am! i'.Iontr tin' uli'ot'L lending to the bridjro. Some
day a I'riirliU'ul acciiK-nt is irmnr to lie recorded at this 1 feiiuoiit-,
ly eon.uesled point unless some action is taken to keep the roadway
clear.
I "Ttll mother to ee' the
! ready for Saturday night." Looks like
an awful splash..
The woman who is proud of her "ailments" seldom has r.ny
tliintf else 1o he proud of.
o
I'nrest will never be (piieted in this country until everyone
lels more than his share.
o
T:ie politicians always come mil with rinsinir declarations on
the points that everyone believes in.
geo. cox, mm
St. Helens Pittsburg road work
progressing.
Koseburg First carload pears of
season shipped to Chicago.
Eugene Planing mill of 'Wulters-
n.i ni.,...i" iin,i,.r thla title! 1'arna i.uniuer compauy puis, in new
an illustrated magazine calls attention I e"h'nient. ,, (lu
Ilia ufri,,n,u nf Amprfcun tllimstHl iiw vrtiiwnu .o.,v p.ww.tr,
i i hi u-r...wh ...nit.il linK shipped out every day from hu
One
one
cent, with only rarely
I.... l ,..! a II n aiimlliir tin nr
French. Elsie Janis Is doing the sante i progressing.
old .lance at the Alhambra. Pearl ! Twenty carloads wheat recc-ivcd at
While scarcely ever leaves Paris und """' " , " " ',
the celebrated Ititz bar. where the approximately 100,000 bushels of this
latest European and New York scan- j seasons crop.
ilals are hashed over, and any old day Eugene-- ork to start Immediate y
n , ., th.. etemallv vouthful ! " business building, to
Kanny Ward
place pretty well under ditch, and
the results demonstrate the wnrih
of the irrigating sj-stem he has in--malled.
Having lived in Idaho and
eastern Oregon, where a great deal ,
of land Is irrigated, Mr. Morrison,
at the end of the first year on the!
nlace lie owns, decided to irrigate.1 Painless PTtr.Mi .. .
Accordingly he had surveys made 9, Masonic Temple, rjrsjj
DAILY WEATHER REPORT f SPIHELLA COeTets J
V. S. Wealhpr Bureau, local offlcej ' 1 Cw' it
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 5 Why not rilelTeoiim
a. m. i no mnrp. u-D
Precioltation in Ins. and Hundredths , lorn- ih !' ! 'i
in.'lw.ui in.i.tiArntiirp vesterdav.. yu'pi, .... ... L i"-
ivnv ti.rrnrs .if this section will soon . i. ii, ci ' vulw
- - ----- , IjOW esi leini,.! hi uiu iobi iiimiiL.,
go.
64 1
0:
All kinds of btttnisi,
" repaired at rei,b(mitlll
l eiMiriBK. nortnmisti
i ..H.ir,., oiaiiomaa waft
mo sees no one 'but Americans. I Se Kruit Growers' association plant.
hears only their harsh nasal ac-I 1 at" c B1,'!'' tl'ex
...i.i. ...i.. ......i., - nt nuro tend Its line from Crane to llurns.
St. Ilelens-
Precinitatlon. last 24 hours
Total precip. since first of month
Normal precip. for this lnonlh...
Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1922,
tc daie 27.58 Lane St. Phono
Avpr. precip. from Sept 1, 1877.. 34.181
t otal aenciency irom o.-pi. i, i nmo wasnmt iiitmni
11122 6.58 polished or Simoniai k mr
(Sept. to May, inclusive) 31.39 washer. Sjfcurna onrJ
Fair tonight and Tuesday. Lichtnins Battery Sa'jiatiiJ
I. MAIITIN Kr.l l I'.lt, unserver. .'.' v. Law St Bit. a
Work on JlaBonic home'
I.'Oeuvre wonders If, after all, Kng-
lish visitors are here In fewer num
bers than their American cousins.
Every bank holiday sees them In i
swarms around the Place de l'Opera i
In their smart tweeds anil , woolen'
stockings, looking as if they were
ready for the moors Instead of fash-j
ionaiile Paris. At any rate, the French .
refuse to take sides in the debate and
house University of Oregon co-opora-
tive store.
ItMille. Iteslilcnt In
1). K. McVin. a Kiddie resilient,
was in this city Saturday transact
ing business and visiting.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISHMENTS fill BE FOUIWM
LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING VtiWTOMY'
L-
WANTED
II is i nnlidei
ar wili be j.blo b
ly iiredieted that a third party eontlidate next i
land in third place.
i
(j ,
The women who wear the toothpick shoes probably look with ,
corn on the barbarous women of China who bind their feet. j
-o-
fe'orye W. t'ox. a pioneer resi
ib lit of tlii.i county ami a vi teran
of Hie lnilliin wars, died at Ihe Sol
diers' !!(i,ne y.ti niay. after an Ill
ness of s. v nil weeks. Mr. Cox was
horn in Andrew count:'. Missouri, In
l..:7 ami was Ml years of ate last
January. He was never married.
Hi. i-rofsril the plains with his par
ents, .latiiis anil Sarah Co', in lha'-'.
wlii'ii i !,oiK lii years of a';e and set
Ird on a homestead with his par
ents on North lleer Civ!., eii;ht
niih'S east of llosel'iiri;. where Ii
resided iitoil chout three y.'ars ao.
when falling htalih eaus'-.l him to
tiller the Soldiers' Home. tie serv
ed in all ol' the Int'.ian wars in Ore-
record for ser-
onlv feel flatteered over the attrac- Main st. to 140 So. Rose st. upstairs in
tion which their city exerts over the , the new building of the ltoseburg Set
people from across the Channel and vice Station Clarage, I take this means
the Atlantic. And Parisian merchants! of thanking old patrons for their many
meet with the same open arms the I favors in the past, and respectfully so
men with dollars and thoso who have ; licit a continuance of their business,
pounds sterling In their pockets. and also invite others to bring in their
! work. I am better prepared than ever
The "America" was the talk of tho : to do cylinder reboring and machine
Salon d'Horticulture in the Cours la work.
lieinc on the hanks of the Seine.! E. L. KICK.
There were roses of every kind and - 0
quality, enormous double ones, almost i NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE
as largo as a small cabbage the i IMPROVEMENT OF PINE STREET
famous "rose I.eveiiue," the "Queen
; Alexandra." a ".Madame Polncare " j s,,i.i nmnnal will ho mciveil
e j hut the "America " was the unique j by tnP undersigned at his office In
the City Hall In the City of ltoseburg.
WANTED Turkeys, larEe or small.
Phone 11 V 14. Uoycr Bros.
WANTED Light work of any kir.d
for 15 year old girl. 745 So. Jack
son st.
Hnving moved my shop from North v'ANTEl
CHANGE OF LOCATION
! FOR SALE-ia VbM1
i (load as Dei. l-l o.
FOR SALE-Fmitm Ji
new. Address J. l1
lleviev.
300 voting ewes, fine or
medium wool. A. v. jsewpon, kiauu
ville, Oregon.
WANTED Through prune harvest,
woman or girl cook. Inquire of W.
N. Moore, Ruckles, Ore.
FOR SALE-Fircoristi
fir block. Write for pa.li
Sutherlin, Onon
FOR SALE Good !
test buttwlat
Riversido. ..
FOR REXT-Tlw
hnusekefping rooms, a
Liinp.
Some people are indignant if their summer vacation trips i"11 lla " r',m'
11 . . , i vice In the army.
are mentioned in the newspaper, ami they lee I slijjliletl ll lliey are
fUiwer of the exposition.
It was a rose
never fall, but fade upon the stem
It came from the other side of the
Atlantic, of course, anil will Boon be
in all the Paris flower shops.
Wlin peiaiS IIIIH,nrf.nii 111, In S nVlnrt n m Mnn.lav
August 2nth, 1H23, for the iniprove-
o crlookod.
I I Ii a i
w.
p.
He;
,r 1'vlKs:
r l-.-il.s:
hc:i ;1
A lietl tin
ir for o'.l
h aves two sisters. Mrs. Sam:in-
C. llaiker. of .Vaiaville. Califor
who k now her... and Mrs. V.
Iiill.ird. of Reseburg. Tie also
j leaves s.'veril ni.'ces. Mrs. I. S.
i Strange of II-.si !mr-;, Mrf. W. I..
i Cobb of Rosobury.. Mrs. S. I. M.ll
!nl' liiilani. Mrs. Clara Hillal.1
j Itosi'tiuri;. and a number of other
t nieces and ivpliews lit oiher plar.'s.
: Thi' funeral services will be hold
i inipt'irow morninir at In o'clock at
jthe 1 ml -.rtiiking Parlors, liev. C. II.
j I'tliiui, pas.lor of the Imal Christian
ii'liuriti. oi t ieiai in r. The interment
I will take place in the Civil Bend
ivi:ii't''r. .
ment of Pine Street from the north
line of Oak Street to tho South line
of Washington Street, in the City of
Roseburg, Oregon, in the manner pro
vided by Ordinance No. 781.
All hi.ls .....
streetcars during rush hours .between bllnk orms which m be furntshl
.. p. . .. '. en .ra .cs o, i re.. I u ai,plic.lMon t0 thp undersigned. HOME LAUNDRY
.... ..... M,w.-..-..,i, a;ni, w, . ...,,. v.. .,r,..i vmieli drv. RSe a
good way toward a dinner for a hmi-:fl, . . .'' rrTT.:.-r-.-.r-r-:. r,.ir.- -n-r.:;X ' Ore
College conductors are to be seen
on many of the Parts motorbuses and
WANTED Anything and everything j??;,, o u.riiouEd jro
you may have to sell. Judd's Bar-; troe j0?. Lfslie H 4
gam store, tiarry renree s qui pia.e. rjregon. .
WANTED By high school girl, posi- KOK SALE-X itw
tion in home where she may workj buncalow, idfal
.,n.t ni...H ...hr,,,! Inna Wilson.i np.r Oak st. fcridw.
.Melrose, Oregon. i f or SALE Hon " :
SALESMAN WANTED To sell a ing breaKia" n
i. ::a r ,,rr B.oet Cash f.,nir beds. ra-lrtM
weekly, K. A. BBNNKT NURSKUY j dishes, beddlne. 5Ufj
COMPANY, Salem, Ore. ilTsIfe-M ."' .
- - - . nv . U f
for quick mi.".-
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Friday, between l-.ast t ass si., - -Km nt-jl
and Short st. lady's large bimui rO . orfffi.
comb. Finder leave at this office.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAll OWNER Don't rorget to can ; - ,oha
65H when in need of auto parts. s)"t'n , F ;3.
tarn s auio vrecanm iion.-v. : ,
fSpeclal pric-s on j HAY rRb w -i
l:iz. Vhutie S:;T I ronuitioa. . -
IH r.li. .
Will be ripe soon. OrOT
Phone 2" F 11-
hose budget Is V c Vu VM Vu, ,'MAKK Mlj A'N u"f'", " "V TTrWfcil
orcnar.i, peacnes, mimih's aim r. tun - w
1 1 sniall. As the season advances thev I ;,r,,.r ,nr f c o( '" mn' bi1
r take their Places on the big on.uihuses ','D., '0.rf,pl,pJ ? "'V n the event
used for Suadav outings to surround- ' ' , . "''i'" """"
in viHai-e, n.l r..s,,rm K,,r ,., '''ll fall to enter into a rontract and
whiih' day r-in the company
about The work Is neither dilfi
en
hot.
lot.
sun is like a furnace and it's ninety in the shade,1
itiewallis burn and blister ami you long for lemonade'
r drinks that tinkle w itii the soiiud cd' float;: g ice, you
'.vyli. out in your kil.li. n and produce them in a trice. ;
When a fever makes you lvstless a.ml your brow is dam) and
then an ice l;- on your buhcid helps you put up with year,
iut suppose no nr wa.s handy when its need was felt the mo.-t.
oflers wun ine i ny according to file
leuns oi sain o.u. a Dona oi ten per
cult tier disagreeable, and t alis maii.lv ! , n lnP .nt. sansiactory to
for much patience, good temper anil 'he Cll- W1" he required from the
gentle hiii.lliiiL- of foreigners who ' v ",r- i no-time siaieu mine
speak little French.
j OREGON WEEKLY I
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW;
PAYADOLLAREACH
v hen your toiv'.h' was pa
roast. What a smile voti'
elied and
1 jv: e Inc
w ailen
e man I
mil
you si.-., led like a '
ic'd come around '
our v,
to pay.
on e;:!d s t
. hi re. Won't on
ion to : par. . We.
i .:;!, V. Olllil I'l'-'-lk.
nd you'd t-ever 'lop to arciic 'Imut the prve yo;i fad
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ca'M'ies .- 'i.
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f iiuman kindi
ii'ine. Set it dow n i,ioi any
.si'iretliiai:'.' (! ahead, we've
hi .ally! 1 .should think oiir
w c i:-.r:u'.i a hundred '.' 'I hat's
mind the slops of v, at-, r thai
our ue, so ill' pe:isi i , 1
ran to be treated in this
r and his eyes v ould show
.!:"i:i;r tho ho does hi.s i ry
.kin.; through his ca'. ami
ae. ;!.irk of all he has t
he has re.-m f. r ;t lo
ll't' i' indi iiluaN. . a. -h ti.il '
r. i"V of .lulill lie- . '!'". crllli''
. .t .lnst :t-i . -i 1 . i ,l.i-
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'. m' t)i' '. n I:, that oi p,iraic
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ran:. Ci.i'l li'.i- lien- I'.-.-scriU. .1
th - ri'.i el . iiu:.,'.'. T(,.' uie c"llar
..'il',i..i it. in e.i. ll -.! th.--, T'-i'ii-w
is il. . ni il i.i ra e'llle snflh i. nl to
tl'ar III sruina Hem ihe ..ni-,ls
. i l rr.it t!'.. :tl tin l:ahl 1,1 p. iaili
' ir aal i!.n. n I'lf s r- e's ainl
n: '. ll'.r , lr- v.h.'.r t'le pli-.i-unheal
pi'lu.' int'-i f. rein'. . an. I a'.i
'h. a ' I " (ti.lb rt; :! right j:t
t''ir-'iit ii lit. . lini-riy iiPil !-.iin i
!.. l.-a.-e tl.'ir cars a 1 t!:' same
sa.,1 tnr lis lotii; a tin:.- ns lh.
' - .1 - -. tv II le :'i.. i t, ill ..f i.
'.ei'.a; rn-'li. i' . ,111 : l: liu lieu to the
.-ii. t.ia-nr.
Bradley Park, on lower Columbia
highway, to he cleared by high-
'iniiiissuin.
opr'anon of fld.iien asked for
-.. t ion of dike in Malheur lake.
Two Albany batiks c.nisollilate with
re.s.i'll'i es i , eeding lieu. Hell.
.'r.'nii . ,1,'ry. bringing a .ln7.. n
Inilii'hi's. shipped to Spokane. Wash.
1'i i'li.i' i rossliiK Calaivu'la smilli n
Tain-, mi aril Pacific hlghwaV between
She.l. I and T.nigent to be completid
this year.
We-M i.li'.a school li'.a.-il awards
.Jii.l'l'.i tnr ciinstrui tintl of c.l'.H'a-sllllii.
si net work for Wninlliain
riale.l at s; ;',it
CiH II si'.U'. I'einfiirieil t-nller. t
to be hunt o.er South Fork ut
Contractor.
proposals for completing the work
will be considered in awarding the j
. mi 1 1 a. i .
The Council icserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Common Council.
Dated August Sth. 1923.
miles from Roseburg. Will have
H.000 crates of peaches. One bunga
low. 2 1x240 one machine shed and
garage, 14x30; barn. 20x:2; chicken
house. 1(1x20. Buildings are painted
and three years old. Must sell as
have business in east. See owner.
V. D. Worlcy, care of J. R- Wilson,
Star Route.
FOR RENT
t..n fmir rears
... v ' fire I"
Phone or ii' -
calls. Ort.
niirsUE-Or.' 1
v $ tini one
s,eer.'tw
vests old- Call
: ..I i .'Tur.air A.--
JerfT
-Rooms.
I's'il-
New P.liil Ktlll Jiil'.' line
llooil,
nv. r.
Cr. sham
to lie h.l.i
Albany to expend 11.:.si.l4 on I
street iiiipro. emcnt .rk. i
K. .ini. r- I'm k of salmon on Celum.
lea rner to l from In to 21' per tent
SI. .iter !ha:t last year. I
Simey tor The lialle.-Caliloriii;,
highway south .if II. ml between l.aia
ltull" an. I l aiilian Prairie completed
li.i If .l - lien o b,. spant on
work on clear Creek reservoir. j
R. L. WIIIPPI.K,
Recorder of the City of Roseburg,
Oregon.
I TODAY'S MARKET
t REPORT :
Prices Paid Farmers for Producs.
ll.ati r i5 to ao cents.
Ulltterfat. toe.
Fee. 1' r. cenis p. r ltV,'n.
II-lis. heavy, lCa; licht, lc lb.
I roili rs l sc to c.
Veal, dre?. a" se to 12c lh.
Hogs, dressed, 12c, 10 to 160 ltn.
weight.
Honey, local production. 20c Ib.
Cns. ar.i Park. 1 22. 7 1 c Ib.
Retail Prices cn W'll Products.
Millrun. Jl.40 in l.:,u sack of 0
lbs.
Cracked corn. 2 ".n per loo
Flail-. Fo(t wheat. $!.;n ..-irk.
Flour, hard wheat, J1.S5 and
$-' 1'" sa.-k.
koi,. it Parley, i j a saf j,.
Il.
Whole com, J2 10 per 10fl lbs.
FOR RENT-
I FOR
Roseburs National Bank.
'FOR RENT 2 furnished
.. 323 So. Stephens.! s.ov.i
I). AaW-
iTlCENT-Satety deposit ' f forter
,.:, .'th-
Near WW
br
linrfl. .;i
ii. i,. i,...,bni.,- Ti t TliiiiiiP-on i .:----. -reed pn? n
...... ,F0R BAIJ"---.-
st.
FOR SALE
FOR SA1.K Broccoli plan
r.3F 23.
FOIt SAI.K Toulouse geese
I leer Creek Barn.
FOR SACK-lieavy team niu'les. Wr
J. )'. A.lney. Sacinaw. Ore.
l'CR SAI.K--C.oocl niilrh
.' - im.
IlllillUl'
I I "'-"-,.., N
.-Olt PAt. --nr
Ai0 KitlC Ki" (1?f.T
..wK Ill tra.lo for CIM'd hot SC. I -r ,,i tjTA
Wl. about 1100. L. K. Cilliaui. Vhen- H- CoB,
11 F 31.
FOR SAI.K Some pup. polic" "',
lie, female. $7.ri. Fine, huge I. i
.lei.ev hull calf, ten weeks old, u
Phone 9 F-13. ..
nil .si.'O-
-,-1 J.nkin'--rriir
r.: cs'J.i"- ..
i'lin' i l I V i-reiilsler w
tr. 1 l.-w fenders and n.
Just hail $110 repair job with ''
paint. With delivery hed and tu.ti
hack . Price t2.',5. Walter Lea-'
Dlxonville, Oregon
l'Oi!
l-i
70 ,
sALEllig fine 2 ear oel !;';
esh 24th of Align-'. ' "
kidding. If taken before fre-h 1 '
take $:!rt. Will also trao '
hand wag-on. J. A. William
burg. DS V 2.
'.'
concur
.... ntione or
;,.eharp.
tr' "
hundred f - ri:-"