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Newspaper Page TextKATt.RDAVi OCTOBER 123 I 110 td Ar-xnn nvuwrp. I How would ou Ilk" i" have 1 plow that you coulil plow twenty Inilica out'.i'le V"' traiuir whc. In? A i:ow lliat you cnil cnanKO In fit iiilni.tn from a IIIikIi nil to a 13 or a. 10 inch cut. or to 011. "bottom j.iow? A plow for hl.h you rouM buy t Kin. h bottom that would fit one of tin- beam oil thu plow, kIvIkk you a It; .nib plow for one fifth tb'' prltu of a whole pl-iw? A .low from which . could ili'tuili tin- brum inn! attach a sprint; tooth or u stilf tooth rultlvator ronliolli.l by lb" buiihi levers ami power lift us the plow, unil with tlitf name facility for offset or. hard work? Tl i-n. a plow tliat ban more for.-.-.! ste-l nnd c-uM Irou than imy other plow on li " iuark"t. S'ee on.- at 01, r Itos.-burg war. house or ut (liu demonstration at Jinny X'ln.-;ton' pku-e, October l'Jth. THE MISFIT By JANE PHELPS See Us First, We Can Save You Money Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg and Oakland j RELIABLE TAILOR W mak Ladles' Suit Men' Suits Phont 149 J. H. DERNIER W Do Alteration Cleaning and Preaaing Kohlhagon Bldg. (Next Door Umpqua Hotel) j ( II i:i( l.-IV Tl:'.i a breeze, Horace. Can'l I we put up the mil?" Natalie asked ui a ill"'- lt' o( x-'lud "1'ri!l1 ll'fU I ti. r son hair. "I believe there Is " In- answered I and iitaiidinn up and laklng hold or 1 tiic ru Horace hoisted ihe Ball 1 wbh h Hupped Idly 'ir '"'w mo" , 11, . -n tii tie n filled . lowly. I'll wui il. tor more wind. You know they, r.-.y If one will they ran bring a brei ie that way," and whiutllnu mil-. an ally, Horace sat down and trailed, j Neither of them nor.ci d the dark j 1 loud, now a bit of (truyness, grow j !.iii.. r and bkickirbut with a ud-, , di-nntss thai surprised tln-m the i.-phyr noon turned into a very per-I ic ptn.le breeze, then into a squall. We're in for a wetting," Horace, remark, d. as he tightened the sail. I 'It's i-'einK to rain." ' He had hardly spok. n before the rain eaiue. first In great drops, turn in a downpour, the wind lashiiiK the i .-.ill 01' the frnil i-raH. I "lion'l whNtln anain. Horace," Nb-! ! talle lauithid nervously. "Wu lunei all the wind we want." '.More 1 no." he replied as the It a-e was a ctrons swimmer, but n . ; that -a. In the darkness, he would : urely drown. I A voice answer. J her scream. I "What's the trouble?" I ! "He fell overboard. Ob. hell be 'drowned." t i A call, an answering reply front i Horace, and a fluns rope launht c r inrALNEWS 1 This is a Studebaker year? iroridel.'l'i-iiio tuner. Pboue 1M-U Fuller brushes for Xmas. 302-R. Kiiit B-o spark plugs- Umpqua Bat tery Station. Onbilel snubbers. Umpqua Battorj Station. Day at the Presby- Sund-.y Rally terian Church. erlv. the Eratlnic of a boat ataltixi ihcirs. then with ti.e help of a man whose tart, was i;.il.'u.'i:ul-hHble in the darkuets, Hurac was saved. ";ood thing 1 tame r.li'T you, the voice from the boat naid. "Can you manage your l.oat, or !.hall I try to come aboard?" Then: ' It's Har tipr. I rnllerl nt lie loiliru. They told me you were out and I follow- : H.,,',inn o"0."' tbVlk Co,1'..T did:" Nat"l Tari 95 for quick service. Grand "Vr."?.rr,,'n;m-.ho.. I.ar-arber Bbop. CouMatr.ru r.peda.ty. ZnTimZ. ,"rn Sundny-Kany Bay .. the Preahy "Yea. if you'll show the way. I've tenan Church. ui Painless extraction or teeth it room 0, Masonic Temple. lr. Nerbas. Electric washers sold on easy pay ments. Hudson Electric Store. Exlde batteries, umpqua Battery iir?uncrica lost 111 v ucarinirs. Have no w in ro we are," Horace answered. . KullnwIiiB Hurper's inslriictlons they soon reachi d the little dock from which they had not been far distant when the norm broke. As MI15. CHARLES O. STANTON, teacher ot pinuo. Home phone "5-J. tie boat pltrlieu In Hie- trouKD ot me . , . v.... sea. He wailed until she rlfMvd ' A HarpiT's hands, and Im- then looked aaMously about t was a i, Wm (or Baving very dark now. He had paid no at- !, .. Nonsense!" Harper said smiling ill the gloom, "t'randell is too good SPIUEU-A COHSET3, Made Measure. Bell Case, Phone Slil-L. to Walking products, 120 W. Lane street Orders delivered. Phone 177. Rundiif Ilally !ay tit the lerhin Church. Pr'4'- OLD CRAY MARE BAND FOR A. L. Ford sedan 1!21. phone Dunlap 371. Easy payments, U. S. Mineral Surveyor Civil Engineer G. G. Stewart, 248 No. Jackson Phone 87 SPENCE & RIGGS Expert House Painters. Free Estimates (liven P. O. Box SI 132 N. Stephens SKINNER'S Superior Matfaroni Products They are rich In nutritive value, containing the hcxt food eti uieniH of I )u ill inn wheat which the body requires. Only 10o a package W'a have, a reclpu book for you ECONOMY GROCERY I'buno 03 SAN rilANCISCO. Clllif.. Oct. 13. The American l.e.inn national com 1 maud. r'.-. special train from Texas Is ! mill ceased due here Sunday, bringing with It the lamoiK "Old (liny Male Ibind" (be old ,i:my i.inre heisi If and Miss Ituby l.aih.'Mi, fin !'puiKeir rnd itoiscot of 1 Ihe hand. The band will lake 11 , rem ind,, pait In the f.lnh annual con 1. nii.ui of liie Am-'riian Leci.m which Kill b.- held here October 1.1 1'J. 'i he Ti xas ope.-ial left Houston '.' tenlay, carrying the south and east Texas oiiiingeni, and Is picking up ill rollle tile delel'.'l.eh at tilt' CODO-ll- Ll.il"ll 1.1'iucizi .11 ....it.,,.,, iiil-i',, - llrowiivoo.l. Se.laler and El 1'a.so ' ' l' sld bil.lili. 1 nt t lows, N. M. Appioxiniale ly 2''0 l.eiunuaires are in the party. The "Old Ciay Maie Hand" nuin bi r lifiy-one pit-ecu, wilh the biw;csl per c ut of the uiusiciaiki comprising business and professional meu of llrowiiV.iH.il. Texas. Much thai Is es sentially Texas is wr.ipia-d up in this hand. Ha lolloucrs unite, lis wur 1 lime pi 1 .lei-, ssor of the 14'nd ill liantry was a part of thu regiment of the Thirty -Mxth division which suf feint h.avy 1 n.-iiiulllcb when the dl ti.lon !.l.-.d the Second in Ihe ClliilllliCl He ..e. lor of the Meuse-Ar-cenne. 'I ,ie "Old tliay Mare" sobri il'.l. I is haml.-d dnuii as a heiiiooni .tioiti ih.a ilUistiioui. forebear, which ! iiiailn the tune fiiiuous ttirouhout Ihe l.il-Ililtig battle flouts of I'lllliee. The j French inmps lieaimg lint rousing air of the "Olil tliay Mare" thouubt It I was a national iiutiiem. ti.nl nn Id li Ik-l'llotl. ailll Unit DO Idea .1... .V...r..ul.,....u ,.r thu uhnr.. He I raid nothing to Natalie, but strained his eyes to discover some landmark. How far out uro we?" bhe asked after a moment. "Not far. We couldn't bo. But it Is ui dark I can't see. ,H suiiii.-niy as 11 nuu nefcun ll 1 i(iw fr thft Hut not so the wind. ..." . . "? ,,r ,h .lhMr Atwater Kent for Fords. Umpqua had changiMl. and all three were shlv- j Battery Station. erlng with cold. 1 .. , . . , Rr nun ai-utn Vninllp was under I 1321 nupcr six Hudson. This Is a swimmer to' need anyone's help. I He would have saved himself If 1 hadn't appeared." But Natalie would not have It so. , She insisted Craig had saved Hor- Magazines. Subscribe, nees, Fiction Library- Alden Har- 1919 Ford touring, good shape. Snap ace's life, that he should como to the for cash. Phone 371, Dunlap. They would Now It blew a gale. W illi great dif ficulty Horace ruled the r.ail. He f( an d they would capsue. lie would depeud upon the oars, with which he was more familial', l hey had usually taken a sailing master with I hem. Natalie ihivered with cold. She was wet through, and Horace took off his coat and wrapped it uhout her. In reluming to his Beat, the 'boat drifting Tor a innuitint keeled Isuddenly. and Horace, clutching wild- went overboard. Natalie screamed In terror. Hor- obligations to Craig Harper, the man; buy. Thone 371, Dunlap, who had tried to win her from hur allegiance to her husband. Tomorrow Harper Tests N'alnlle Again HOLIDAY CM WW ! ForrveryFloor in the 11cum Armstrongs Linoleum of Arntstronii I moh uui in pi. in colors, ml. iu! mul print- ' cd liiuiKum.itt'i A. it tit Title's LinoK-tnn Kuj;s.'I lu- W .inritu! patterns iinvl i olonnf;s in tins f.iimuis line ot liiHitcinu wtil, plcuw you. i.ir priv i s uro n .iMn:tl'li' i ntu wc y;i'.u mm'iv ntr l..ini;. Let u scuJ .i ni.H, t- nu'.iMit o your thi;m ;iik! inn t. you prii i, or, l-ftr r tilT, nil ;it Iiuit store :m I l"'k over our tonipletc line. Parslow Furniture Co. Ill N. Ja. Vsoti Street Itnsebiiri; Oreg.in TERRIBLY Mrs. Robinson Tells How She Found Relief ly Taking Lytlia L Pinluam'i Vegetable Compound l'ili II! Amnrillo. lrXB9. " My t pri'nti'Ht trou.li. It Would adie so that it would n I mo? i kill me nnd 1 would have 1 criiini. I HUtfcnd in thi way about tnrto yeara; then a lady friftid auppentt'd that I try l.ydia li I ngham a Voircta lv CemiKumd. I have had better health himc', krt'p houst and am alio to do my work. 1 recommend Ihe Wiretulile Com- ound to my friends as it has certainly iv ii nie v'i e:it relu f. Mrs.C. B. Koh lNjN,tt N. LiiKum SL.Aiuarillo.Tex. Thn Veri'tabl j Ct.mpound i:i a splendid tried u-ino for women. It relieves th9 troiitdrs whiih eaure puch yniptoms aa t;ukathe, painful t inert, irregularity, tiredand worn-out tVelmp'and ncrvoiiH-rie.-. This id shown a:tin and aain by BiKh letterH nn Mrs. Kobinmm writes nr. wt il :is by on woman telling ultother, The- wotiit-n Vv.w what it did fur them. It i surrly worth your trial. Ili-nufwive make a rent mistake in nr-wir-v tJu'Ciivlv-'s tt b-Totiit to ill tl..:t it is i ll-nieh innwi-ible tor them t" ite:i J to the.. lu . ns...,; 1 u.Hchuld SOON OUR MAILING LIST GOES OUT January 25 ' April 25 July 23 October 25 Regularly every third month checks are mailed to all holders of Copco Mock at $1.75 per share 07.00 per annum). Tell nny mem ber of our organization yott want to be placed on the mailing list for Copco 7 Preferred Stock yielding 7.11',, cash or install incut plan. COPCO Preferred Par value $100 Now at $98 ASK ANY MEMBER OF OUR ORGANIZATION THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Roseburg, Medford. Grants Pass and Klamath Falls Yrcka and Dtinsmuir ll.M mwMA (WKCOKf ltfcfc IN J'ROiUi Order your nuiinay cards now. A beautiful engraved line to make your selection from. Orders placed dur ing tho ncxt thiny days will not be billed before January 1, 1924. Don't delay. Call News-Review office. aKfVwnrs ., c"Hay Miijohtic Tlientre An underworld story that is mon itory than thrill comes to the Majes tic theatre tnnlubt and tomorrow, an the I niieinal attraction "Nobod-' llrlde." in wnlch Herbert Itawliuaon in n.ui. , t'sually an underworld plot isl featured by thrills, thrills and more; News, market, weather reports. Bel lows Itadio Shop. New Modes In the "Upstairs Shop," at Bellows Store Co. Shoe Take the Btalrway to High Quality and Low Price sboea Bellows Store Co. LADIES ATTENTION Your shears sharpened at the Radio Barber Shop, 124 Cass St. Lloyd's Taxi for easy rldins. Spe cial rates on country trips. No trip less than fifty cents. Phone 44. Ford, make a fine bug. -JS0.00. Como and get 'em now. Phone Dun lap 371. , ItOYAL means superior. That's it. to places a Royal vacuum cleaner In your borne. Hudson Electric Store E. T. Dana has bought the Camp thrills. There , re, plenty o( thrills Rroun(,- r8staur,nt soMcits vou'r In Nobody s Undo, but the general ina,mn,M ' purpose lu filming the btory was to. .. .1, V s'u "eoeaioi Kiss,, rr roaj,,,, starter, fair he en thrall ng Inien-st of watching rubb(T. g d and s 3n two women In love with one man and ni the events which determine whi; h he j will marry. The plot places one n r k . r,.nin ., woman in the world of crime and the ls eTr,d," i'all o? wre for other in the world of high society, I f,ly o ? 'lb i ,,?m while ,he maa I, simply , 'bum." " 'llel- 1Jillard' re" rcstorrd to the full rights of man- P I'.rr,' .b!'1.r..V"'0hragl,,K ha"d ' nt I . her a curling ron. We have inrLiiii euiiem 1IOIU .0.3V up. llllu son fciectric Store. l.ilH-rly Tlientre "The Hear far." which Clarence r.a.k-er directed for tioldwyn under the title of "li. d Lights." had a suc- Lotsa Jip and plenty of pep at the armory Tuceday night. Hear Cole Mc Witk In desigulni four wheel br.v, on its wonderful new four cyliodL mod-ls, fiulek provides a r!9 cylinder 'motor car unequalled fa sturdlneM power, beauty, comf and safety. The widespreaj demand that met their introduction evidences bow fully these m answer the need for a small car of proved dependability and per. lunnance. ( All Bulck 1924 six cylinder likewise have four wheel brakes. SEE THE BUICK AND RIDE IN IT MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Distributor for Douglas County ROSEBURG Buick Motor Company, Flint, Mid When better automobile are built, Buick will brn.J OlE'ji SCIENCE FILMS FURNACE CREEK LOS ANGELES, Calif., Oct. 12. A motion picture company, which pas sed a month In Death Valley malting a picture also made scientific film of of the valley; the lbj bits of the Funmi mountains; sally bk , "oze" 1n the Ftirnatt f-J that hot nnd desolate region at the hL"f MlfTed.H request of Ihe Smithsonian insttu-1 T mn V.'.shi..in. II .. il .. "'" ""'I. .liu .ars: noimced here. The actors seeking "location" for varlouii scenes mado a more or less complete nurvey of the treachorous floor of the valley, where there ls no shade and where temperatures range from 135 to 15') decrees by day and fall to 104 degrees a: nlfht. The seer.! requested by the Smith sonian officmls were of the great earthquake. Inult. on the tsstorn aido PSP My, j ween!" , fl'lfii h ever iBcd the , pictureiiiua mineral fc Physiciruis accomjos pany to the vallei, wts-i ! bars of the Dliiioii ,:i ! ly from the heat IV i brouKht a type of uw; ntroyln? the sppetiwil reducing their weiEhLli consumption of water iri son was four gallons. 4 so great that it vupw 'ho picture darteitk ti lowing dawn. Totk:, film, composed pin.! from melting, it ni it; prepared cans. ...,ui ...i... ,,..' ..7 I Elroy's wonderful orchestra, featurinc lteiinett lii Ihe leadini: role In the , . n f,y V' ' Pl,'n..ccorii'aHit we.-t and Taylor Holmes in the east. ,u"' un,KK music. 1..:. rltl.. .-.,n.w.., I. l me brut mvjterv nlnvs. "lied Ta'I"f's Special Treatments for Cat- HKhts." the screen version, keeps;"' "U'htheria. Female Complica-j the action more suspensive than did J,ona. Dyspepsia, Pneumonia andl the piny because the director took , art nilve n0 known equal or supo-i full advantage of Ihe opportunity ot j rior' In use forty years. Taylor's Spe- j ilepiciins many scenes and episodes "oseour, Oregon. whlcli could not be shown in the . ' :-tn(:e version. The picture is com-1 ' t-' A- S ni i t b of Rotieburg, will inc lo the Liberty TheBtre on Sun- VM'i(k tw0 'rips a week to Myrtle riavforthreed.lv. The atrenter part ('n',i. Tuesday and Saturday after of the a. iion t.ikes place on the rear n,n's. bet-inninR Oct. 13th. Offices car of a Continental Limited. ai- W1" he in tlie back of the building tlioi:::h all tne early singes of the a - j tonnerly occupied by Tull's Cafe, lion take place In Los Angeles, nt i " the famous Ambassador Hotel and ' urt n hrotiKh.out, and as sherifr of other places. , R ro'.igh lo;;li;? town on the fron- uer wno disdained the use of shoot ing Irons in governing the lawless element, the popular big star has many opportunities for that compell Ins iityle or histrionic ability that has wiin hlin a unique place In the affections of photoplay lovers. I.ois Wils.in plays opposite Far num. Others in an excellent cast lu cltuie: Oils Harlan. Kobert McKini Tally Marshall. Fred Kohl r and Al ma Bennett. sayt every woman who hn ever wci the Key 2-p!cco' Fuller Broom made of lough, durable Atsc 1- toio (paxnted) Wont break o.?. Make iweepir-j eaiier. iuter and cleaner. Handle U cUtctcba.Me, you never karo to buy a complete now broom V:;h for the "Fuller Man- or telephone lot hira to come any --sr oy you who. J. B. CRARY, local rep resentative. Phone 302H McELBOf: Ordwln DAK Annorj Tuesday, 01 xv i TUBBY Antlt'rn Tliraliv Hi ni nii!n ,th' Kn siar. w iM : ( .rn In (mi' nf his stroimout s vi n I i'hu'iH.Mi:i;iM.s in "Without Cnm-Itrnmi-i'." w l)i ti rtiim'H t th AntL rs Tht iitr- lor i..i:ii:h in'. . , "W iihrijr t i.mprumiHi'" i.i a rhar-;:rrri.-ii:- V liliiim l-'arnum piny, i vhirh i- t;'!ii;i:inni.t to eayiiu ih.tt it ts ri'plfii- unh ii-tion. Rtmosphi r nnd nhr, juii tins a pint Hint sua-, tains itiirivst to the end without i tt.ipuinir. Kn r n .n rourso. doinin.it. ? th. Ml M PHCFESSIONAL CARDS The Kid's Smart at That 1 -r ytL'-nv-'i tt. I'LYtR- Chlronratic Phf. kj ,tJ Ys U p Kidder 81 COUNTING T of n?w shoes W 1 make you :ws Taltfl our ,lTlKJ dollars ""J weeks, perhaps ol to thera. b i rou should not Ik-'l vfinttie of. W.'S. 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