Roseburg news-review., June 21, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

R08EBUR0 NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAYS-JUNE 2f, 1924.
FIVE
ktAwau From Being
ranked Woman1
LOVE -OR FAME?
by
VIOLET DARE :
Author of "The Half-Time Wife"
are
glad the Cooking School is Demonstrating
Better Ways
WE SUPPLY THE WAYS in
n.uj-j lilt Eleetrinal TaiiUpi Kmiu..
s.uind COOKina " w.wiib.b,
ur "vl Rossters that will alto b worth their erica in
C,ltor. Cooker, Strainers. Measuring Cups glass, tin and
suit c,nn you'll have to coma In and let us show you the
t" '"housand or tnat Wi" he'P OUt 8e,tin' way from kitchen
idgef
Churchill Hardware Co.
THE wiNcntsici iiuke g
4,XCK'TM,I,IIIH,W
L, tttt-M-
,, a Studebaker year.
L.i aiano tunet. rnme
1... nr cool stove for every
at ro"
concert Sunday at Bandon by
Lur MM db ana cooUns uten
tnaeDt at Powell's.
S hours you can now flivver
ton by the Sea.
Lrry Juice for sale. It. T.
phone r.
L kmieh of used rifles, some
kr barrel. All sizes and guaran-
Powelis.
Vi-Dry Cascara Darn, we
Cat prices. Berger's bargain
L itore for bargains in lino-
Li consoleum. Powell Furnl-
lirai now, but It will be cold
fcirt. Let Pages fill yon coal
ke to figure your bill. We
we can interest you. iukc
isd Fuel company.
SOME REAL- BUYS .
ittthn Cabinet, porcelain
inkaitfonier with glass;
Sim at your price; Good
ilchen cabinet; ueas.
and Mattresses. A real
ci hi Used Range. Four
oil stove with high
for (10.00
Furniture fxchange
p
W WEST CASS 8T. I
Half Block from Depot I
Vn the Income Stops
Hive you Prepared
w that emergency 7
)HN E. FLURRY
JniurMice Agency
Kooms 1 and 2
Koaeburg Bank Bldg.
P 1 Roaehura. Rra.
Well Pressed
Well Dressed
- oil f.ir your suit and
" 40 Good pressing
TRY up, VVAY
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Our Auto Will Call
This Is a Studebaker year.
We have specials each day In used
furniture at Powell's.
Investigate the quality and complet
ness of our stock and be convinced.
Page Lumber and Fuel Company.
Opening dance at the new Bandon
beach pavilion will be given Satur
day. Juno 28lh, 1924.
Thermos jars, bottles and every
thing for one's convenience for pic
nic lunches. Lloyd Crocker
See Pat about laying brick, stone,
or cement work, or any kind of
building. F. F. Patterson. Roseburg,
Oregon.
Orders taken for broccoli plants,
grown from imported seed, S4 per
thousand. 10,000 up, $3.75. Fred
Schmidt, Dillard, Ore.
Ice boxes that hold SO pounds of
Ice; also fine Woodstock typewriter.
A few lawnmowers at great reduc
tions. Powell's Store on Jackson.
Portable Vlctrolas with carrying
cases for the summer picnics and
outing trios. Also new Victor Rec
ords each week. Lloyd Crocker.
We celebrate, July 4, Grants Tass.
with parade, baseball game, wild west
roundup fireworks and patriotic pro
gramme. Fifty cents admission. En
tire programme free. Basket din
ner. Free coffee. .
NOTICE OP AI.B OK HEAL
l'llOI'KKTV
Of
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED.
DOROTHT LANE com to New
Tork to visit
PEKSIS GRANT and try to break
into the movies, she meets
LAWRKNCE FKBNcn, a young
publicity man, and alter a quarrel
with Persia, goes to a girl's (hub with
SYLVIA STEARNS and Uvea
there. Through French she meets
JOHN SEWARD, a famous atar.
and Is engaged as tits Muling lady
tn an Independent production that
be is making. Seward, known aa
"the great lover of the screen. falls
in love with her. Realising thnt ahe
cared more for Lawrence French
than for him, ahe Is much upset.
. Returning from a location trip
. early one morning, she sees Sylvia
and Lawrence driving ft the rail
way station tOKether, and feels sure
that they are eloping. But a note
from Sylvia explains that ahe hn
an engagement with a stock com
, pany out of town and is leaving to
, nil it. An asent phones her, asking
her to see nun concerning work.
XXVIII NEW OPPORTUNITIES
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were thinking of buying. I felt aw
fully uncomfortable, and niy cheeks
burned. The men laughed at that.
Still young enough to blush!" re
marked Elkhorn. patting me on the '
shoulder. "You're very pretty, dear.
tlow'd you like to work for met"
If I had been truthful I would
hare said, "I wouldn't like to at all.
but I want to work for somebody.
and you're no worse than anyone'
else." But of oourse It would never ,
have done to say anything like that, J
so I Just smiled and said:
"Oh. I d love to. Mr. Elkhorn."
Then he and lllbbs talked a lot,
mentioning people I didn't know, I
REEDSPORT HAS FIRE SCARE
Fire In the building occupied by
the Bakrrite shop operated by Her
man Llppe on Friday noon did dam
age estimated at about 2u0. TBe fire
started from a defective chimney and
communicated to the roof. It was well
underway when discovered.
The Insurance adjustment was
made through the Bhaptn-Stuples In
vestment company and the place
Is again ruuning. Port Umpqua
Courier.
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RANCHER FROM RIDDLE IS IN
COOS BAY FOR AN OPERATION
I. A. Dean of Riddle, Is here and a
patten1, In the Keller hospital, where
on Wednesday he was operated on
for hernia. He la accompanied by
Mrs. Bean, driving over in their car
(he first of the week. Mrs. Dean is a
rancher and a well known citizen of
his community. Coos Bay Harbor.
VIOLET DARE
In the Circuit Court of the State
Oregon for Douglas County.
Aura 1. Jackson. Plaintiff, vs.
F. L. Slelort and slollie Sielert, his
wife, Jay W. Wright and The Cltl-
sens State Bank of Myrtle Creek,
Oregon, a corporation, Deftyidanta.
Notice la hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution and or-
-I..- ... aa la l-allH nllt nf t lie AtlUVe en
titled pourt In the above entitled cause I
on the i3rd 'day of May, . to me
directed and delivered commanding me
to Bell the hereinafter described real
property to satisfy the JudKment rend
ered and entered in the above entitled
suit on the 23rd day of May, in
favor of the plaintiff and against the
defendants In the sum of IWOO.oo with
interest thereon at the rate of 7 per
cent per annum from the 20th day of
June, 11)2.1. and lie further sum of
$.100.00 allowed as attorney's fees and
the further sum of t5.6(t tiued aa
costs and disbursements. 1 will on Mon
day the j:ird day of June. at the
bourof ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day at the front door of the court
house in Itosehurg. Douglas County.
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, the following described
real property:
North half of northeast quarter,
northeust quarter of Norwest quarter
and that part of south half of north
east quarter and southeaHt quarter of
northwest quarter and Norteast quar
ter of southwest quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarer, sec-1
tlon 2fi. township 30 south, ranffe 3j
west of the Willamette Meridian, lying-
north of the South rmpqua ltlver
and containing; 2S0 acres, more or less,
according to the Kovernmental survey,
all in Douglas county. Oregon: j
Excepting therefrom 20 aeres, more
orless, heretofore conveyed by the
inortsraKors, deed for whleh Is record
ed In Hook 70. at paite 27, Deed He-1
cords for Douglas County, Oregon, on (
February 2kth. l2t. I
Subject to redemption, as provided
by law, and I will apply tli proceed I
of said sale: (1) To the payment of the,
costs and expenses of said sale: (Jt To!
the payment of the costs and disburse
nients of said suit, in' Uidltitf ntlor-1
nev's fees, and (31 To the payment of
plaintiffs JudKment. with accrued In-1
terest. and the overi'lu. If any, I will
pay over to the county clerk of l)outc-
laa County, Oregon, to be d.-llvered to J
wtiotn the same mav rightfully belonit. ,
ated and first published May stall. 1
1924.
R. W. FTAKM Kit. I
Sheriff of DonrrHa County, oreirnn.
TOOK a taxi to the agent's office:
it wasn't really an extravagenee.
because 1 wanted to look as fresh
and nice aa possible when I got
there, and I
know that
making the
trip on
street car
tho elevated !
would make
my drese look
wilted. So I
a r rived I n
style, and
went up the
stairs to tho
crT.ce right
behind a ter
ribly pomp
ous - looking
man who had
stood In the
doorway and stared when I got out
' of the ci.b. I put him down as some
body looking for a Job and felt
rather sorry for him.
; I dran't have to wait in the ante
, room at all; I folt sorry for all the
people who were standing around
there, when the ofnoe boy came out
and said that I was to go right In to
Mr. Clbbs' office. And then he
turned to the pompous-looking mnn
and said, very respectfully:
"Will you come In too, Mr. Elk
horn." Elkhom! My knees shook, and I
had a wild desire to lttugh. I'd set
the great Elkhorn down as a man
looking for a Job, and folt rather
annoyed when he stared Elkhorn-,
t the biggest producer In the motion
pictures, ssve two who stood on a
i par with him.
Jack Oibbs Introduced us. gttve
mo a chair facing the little window
that looked down on Broadway, and
said:
"Well, this Is the young lady, and
If you don't toy she's Just what you
j want I'll eat my new straw hat'"
j Kikhorn didn't answer for a mo
' ment; he Just sat there and stared
1 at me. and I remembered the way
' Td seen farmers look at cattle thoy
Toii'm nery preffy. dcor." he sold.
and I turned around and looked'
down on the street, thinking prob- I
ably they'd rnther feel that I wasn't'
listening.
liroAdwny looked awfully hot and '
tincomfortnble, hut there were lots
of people going to and fro. There
wore ever so mnny Klrls, nil painted
up anu aressen gnyly. and men In
very exagorated-look!n? clothes,'
and 1 knew thnt most of them were!
motion picture actors, looking fori
work. I snw one of the girls from I
tho club go by: I knew that she had
been out of work for several months,
and was simply frantic for some
thing to do; she had nobody to
whom she could turn to help her
out.
Having my own people behind me
always made me feel perfectly safe,
somehow. I knew that If ever things
got quite Impossible. I could go back
home and they'd be glad to have
me. I think that was ono of the
reasons I got on so welL Yet some- j
times It made me feel rather guilty, 1
too; for Instance. I knew how mv
mother would feel If she could have
seen me in that ofllce. with these
two men looking me over the way
they did.
"Well, we'll take her, then," Elk.
horn said at last, rising and putting
on his hat a little detsil like keep
ing It off in the res or.ee of a woman
meant nothing to him! He patted
me on the shoulder again. "Oibbs
will tell you a llttlo more about this;
then we'll get together aaln at
dinner tonight say and settle the
thing up. I'd do It now, but I
haven't time; got an engagement.
I think " He stopped and looked
at mo for a moment. "I think you're 1
Just exactly what I want!" he fin-
ished very slsnlflcantly, and walked
out of the room.
"The Right Thing."
PROPOSED PROJECTS
TO GET ATTENTION
(Associated IVefca Leased Wlre.
BKRKEI.EY, Cal., Juno 20. -Dr.
Ellwood Mead, cief of the povorn
menl's reclamation service, annnunc-
posed projects.
The Umatilla Irrigation project,
now being completed, will be consid
he said.
This Is a Studebaker year.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM
PROVE EAST FOURTH STREET
Notice Is hereby given, that at a
meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Itoseburg, Oregon, held
on the 16th day of June, 1924, the fol
lowing resolution was adopted;
"'Ueaolved that the Common Coun
cil of the City of Koseburg deems it
expedient and necessary and hereby
proposes to improve East Fourth
Street from the south line of Second
Avenue North to the north line of
Commercial Avenue, In the following
manner:
First : By grading said street to the
proper sub-grade.
Second: By paving the roadway of
said street twenty feet In width with
reinforced concrete pavement:
Third: By constructing sub-drains,
If necessary:
Fourth: By constructing street
monuments;
Fifth: By laying vitrified sewer
pipe. If necessary.
Sixth: By constructing catch bas
sins It necessary.
Seventh: By constructing concrete
curbs.
Said Improvements are to be made
In accordance with the Charier and
Ordinances of the City of Itoseburg,
Oregon, and the grade, plans and
specifications and estimates of the
City Engineer, filed In the office of
the City Recorder on the lmh day of
June, 1924, which said grade, plans.
estimates and specifications are here
by approved and adopted.
The entire cost of said Improve
ment, Including engineering. Interest
and all other expenses which the City
of Roseburg would not have Incurred
except for the making of said m
proyement shall be assessed upon the
property especially benefited there
by, as provided by the Charter of
City of Roseburg and In accordance
with a petition of property ownera
to be benefited by said Improvements
and no part thereof shall be paid by
the City of Itoseburg.
The estimate of the City Engineer
of the probable detailed cost of said
Improvement Is the sum of $7470.35.
Rpsolved that the City Recorder of
Roseburg, Oregon, be and he Is here
by directed to give notice of said Im
provement as provided by the Chart
er of the City of Roseburg."
Remonstrances against said propos
ed Improvement must be filed In writ
ing with the undersigned within
twenty days from the first publica
tion of this notice which la the lxtb
day of June, 1924.
R. L. WHIPPLE
City Recorder of the City of Rose
burg, Oregon.
Ten Thousand Sacks of Flour
We have sold over ten thousand 49 pound sacks of our Exchange
brand flour, and not a single dissatisfied customer. Soma record, en?
Over five hundred thousand pounds .1 Hour, used by all kinds
of cooks, and they all liked the flour. You will like it too If you try
It once. It is a natural flavor, unbleached flour, made from wheat
good enough to make a good white flour without artificial bleaching.
Buy a sack, mix a batch of bread, allowing for the greater expansion
of unbleached flour by leaving tho sponge a little softer, and you, too,
will be a steady user.
And the price Is less than fcr other flour of similar quality.
$1.90 per sack. I7.S0 per hbl. Good bleached Hard Wheat Flour,
$6.60 per bbl. Good Biscuit Flour fS.SO per bbl.
Poultry and dairy feeds, shell, grit, wire fence, barbed wire,
staples, all at carlot prices.
"See Us First We Can Save You Money"
F,
Roseburg and Oakland
St, George's Episcopal Church,
Sunday Services. Early Communion
it o:uo a. in., church school at 9:45
ed hero today that he had called ai.i. m., morning prayor and sermon at
meeting of Oregon, irrigation andi:oo a. m. Text, "If any man eat
reclamation Interests for Portland on of this bread, he Bhall live forever."
July 1 to consider present and pro-'.lolin B:o2.
Leaves Chicago
Dcufbum Sicilian)
12:45 P.M.
AmvH New York
(Pcnnhif!a Stntirm)
(ncxtdjy) 5e5 P.M.
The new train to New York by a
new scer.ic route. Luxurious travel
comlorts. Arrives in New York at
centrally located Pennsylvania Station.
Ask fot 'descriptive booklet
A. B. HOLTORP, City Pass. Agt.
1201 Third St., Tel. Brdy .300, Portland, Ore.
Grand Trunk Railway System
RAN'Ani AN NATIONAI. qAILWAYS frYSTEM I
Lehigh, Uallcy Kpilroaa
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Gasoline wood saw out
fit. 624 K. 2nd Ave N.
FOR SALE Choice collie pups, two
months old. Vie Her, Dlxonvllle.
FOR SALEModorn "home " on-Ella
St. Bargain. lnquirt Qovttol's
Varloty Store.
MAMMOTH blackberries 'for sale.
Call 26F4 or at J. A. Hewitt's ranch
on Pacific Highway.
Poirs ALE Ford " 1 toiTtruck, cab
and body. Over-drlev, -sparo tire,
Ed Marsh Motor Co.
FOR SALE Olio Ford bug. First
class condition, good tires; 1924
llscence . Address F. B. Newell,
Melrose, Ore,
PIIOE276-J for sanitary milk.
FOR SALE Royal Anno-Cherries. 8
cent per pound on tree. Bring
containers. R. Mead Cooley, Eden
bower, Phone 9F21.
FOR RENT
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HOUSE FOR RENT Call 143 L. or
see F. A, Fields.
FOR RENT Modern two-room apar
ment, 814 Ml'l Street.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR SEWER
CONSTRUCTION
TUBBY
: a-
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned at his office In
the City Hall In the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, up to 6 o'clock p. m., Mon
day, July 7th, 1924, for tho construc
tion of a sewer in Block E3, Railroad
Addition to the City of Roseburg,
Oregon, to be known as the Block 63
sewor. In the manner provided by
Ordinance No. 824.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which, will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned,
and must be accompanied by a cer
tified check payable to the City
Treasurer for 5 per cent of the
amount. to be forfaited to
the City in the event said bid is ac
cepted and the bidder shall fail to
enter Into a contract snd bond with
tho city according to the terms of
said bid. A bond of 100 per cent of
the contract, satisfactory to the City,
will be required from the contractor.
The time slated In the proposals for
completing Ihe work will bo consid
ored In awarding the contract.
The Council reserves Ihe right to
reject any and all bids.
Ilv order of tho Common Council.
Dated June lSlh. 1924.
R. U WHIPPLE
City Recorder of the City of Roso
hiirg. Orcjrirfi.
FOR SALE loganberries, 2a cents
a pound; do your own picking. One
mile west of Riverside store on
the Dillard place. F. W. Jordan.
FOR SALE 4 InchJacksoncentrlfii
gal pump, and SO feet of 4 Inch
pipe. Pump nearly new. Write to
W. A.. Burr, Roseburg, Oregon, or
call and see Harry Bury at County
Clerks office.
FOR-SALE 1 duplex pump. 40 gaT.
per mln. 6 h. p. required. Will work
against 200 ft. head. 1 rotary
pump, 75 gal. per mln. against 60
ft. head, 11 by 2. 400 ft. 11 In. plpo.
Both at bargain. J. H. Wheeler, box
24, Winchester, Oregon.
FOR SALE Fine gasoline wood saw
outfit. 7 II. P. engine, 30 in. saw.
Steel truck: good Jersey cow,
harness, cheap. Also CO acre ranch
three miles from Roseburg, cheap,
or would take some Roseburg pro
perty or lots -In part payment. Ad
dress C. E. R., Care News Review.
FOR SALEne-excellent-Swiss
Jersey cow, very gentle, giving
about 3 gallons a day, will be fresh
in about 3 months, by a registered
Jersey. Ono nice young Poland
China brood sow. One good kit
chen range, burns coal or wood,
has hot water reservoir. One 3
burner Florence oil Btove, like hew.
One nice now dresser. One Ivory
colored Iron bedstead and spring.
One nice dining room tablu, din
ing room and kitchen chairs, nearly
new. 2 practically new rockers. 1
folding sleol sanitary couch. 1
good Singer veowliu; machine. 40
month old chicks. Hee property
at Ihlrd place west of tho South
ern Pacific R. R. on north side of
Edenbower and Garden Valley pav
ed highway.
UOIl IWMT safety deposit boxes,
Roseburg National Bank.
Foil RENT Four-rooiiT hoiiB, furnl-
ture for sale. 842 South Mill St.
FOR RENT 6 room modern liouseT
8U9 South Main and Thompson Sis.
Bell Millinery,
FOR RENT-J-room apartment, furn,
ntshed, down stairs, also 2 room
apartment. 615 Mill St.
roll RLN'i Oue Ihree-room apart
ment Neat and clean. Adults.
Centrally located. 348 S. Pine SU
Phone lllY
FOR RENT Four-room apartment
two blocks from postofflce, electric
ity for cooking, hot wator, cool and
airy apartment. Phone 227-Y.
WANTED
WANTEl) A condemned steam boil
er, 30 to 60 H. P. for hot water
plant. Address P. O. Box 512,
Roseburg, Oregon.
WANTEl) -AT ONCE More export
lenced raspberry pickers. No child
ren. Como early; Slnte Demonstra
tion Farm, 1 ml. east of town.
WANTEl) immediately a teacher for
school district No. 39. Give wages
expected in first letter, also refer
ences. Experienced teacher pre
ferred. Florence Goff, Clerk, Sulh
erlln, Oregon.
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LOST AND FOUND
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FOUND Car lock. Ownor call at of.
flco, Identify properly and pay for
adv.
T MISCELLANEOUS T
CATTmVNl;ilhn't forget to call
653 when In need of auto parts.
Sat.'f's Auto Wrecking House.
STRAYED from ilenry Paulsen's
home at L'mpuua, one female collie
dog. white around neck and breast,
while feet, answers to the name of
"Patsy". Please phone 10-F21. Hen
ry Paulsen.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Ilosson who re
side In Elklon were in Ihe city yes-
lerday shopping. They returned
I their home this morning.
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WANTED
A High Class Representative Who can devote two or
three hours each day Can easily earn
$40 to $60 a week.
This work Is well adapted to a school leather, hank clerk or
any hlth class man or woman of good approach. Must bo ubln
to furnish Ihe very best of references. For full particulars address
Director of Sales, 402 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon.
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