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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1924. FIVE PYR r ates ar-l-VS-Vis. ;t mm r jostid Bid r IU Ultt.lJ .....LOU. 1", members, and ! Is tor various or-1 liari who has been j fble far the phe- of Vmriqua post, ' Itlonally recognized 1 Ratling workers in : n. is n;niinaled inlander, ami will ' hniraouly elected, i L. A. Dlllard.i k and Oscr Bor- nonunated for vice Ir.ated for mt r nn.ninees are, fck. adjutant; H:tr-1 Bee oflicer: A. O. ! r-i ..V...- ' p Orecon thousands ""liver them in per- .'-nd nianilfliclnrinir lss Glove Factory, In St. iMinit Oats rryikh i- fVii it ''X'iiS in to or IC" t.U'i if vr.ii ... your i:, lacy will py Grocery flONE 63 M Discount m :i i,...t, ,u '""' or more. Xndstore r-'v-rvaoN ST. r. i, . --me, UP, i, er lr.d Alt " ob Ltsk, to 1C.000 Git fHESTER sT0.RE Successful Oven Glassware ...I. U la we believe, a complete r our .. v . , fr rKristmas selec- hd in good conuiL.".. We urge early selection, before stock is ,.ccrBOLES. BEAN POTS, TEA POTS, INSURING CUPS, PeOLl TOPS AND . f" n-rwER ITEMS 'rchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store. MOVING YOUR moving problems are completely solved the moment you authorize us to do the work. Our re liability assures your prop erty careful handling. We will quote you prices as low as possible. "We aim to please" H.S. FRENCH lIUNSFUt AND STORAGE CO. M PHONE I SUNDAY AT THE 1 II Mtu I lUll The Salvation Army. 311 Jackson r street. Adjutant Fred Anderson, of- , ficer. Special song and testimony ! meeting Saturday night, 7:30. ' L'nt.-ja Tost of Sunday morning, 10:30 Holiness lesion on next Tues-. meeting. Sunday afternoon 2, Sun- to be a well at- uay scnooi. cunuay aiternoon a:iiu, U tie annual elec- j oia hoiaiers Home. Sunday after- will be hi M. ann a noon :io, xoung reopies meot i the membership ling. Sireti meeting at seven. Sal- Kc is leading an , vauon meeting at i : ju. Alt cor- ta:a its jeau, noi gen-ices at Calapooia Sunday at the largest number; 11 , it i9 desired that the neo-l so urei vi uk'.. pie of tho valley make a special be p-eatest percent- effort to be prent Suday morn- e men associated i inB t0 plaIl for the coming y(.ar. I 0 llave been made,. Wantea Women for cannerj Wantea Women for cannery work. Work will Jast about fivo weeks. Ro'a and board can be ob tained at reasonable rates. Frank J. Norton Co. Sutberlln, Ore. PRESIDENT KERR GIVEN ENDORSEMENT The rioseDurg Chamber of Com merce today wired to the Oregon kh one "in Telert Vi delegation in congress Its endorse- K0 one lo elect, b. , u nu -e . . , . iuc vienun icuiiurui o.H'Ke, as i a member of President Coolidge s 1 agricultural commission. Practi-! c:Ulv every nirririiltiirnl inirl,,n in : . the rnnnfrv Is rnnrptmntpil imnn la rnnreannleH imnn I '.se iraiiom and .. . . r iraiion and m.i ,. . . .. . .. ' at arms, with one "". "u r".url "", ln riv.,. pj maue to nave tins section mciuaeu. Kurrv vCVnr IV, The Oregon delegation has already I be rrnn.iman ,! Presented President Kerr's name I sees oooilnian, exe- . . . . , ,. . 00 wits th.on Aialiu a icquesu lur uis appoiiuiiieni, t la lareo t0,andthe Chambers of Commerce all over the state have taken up the cause, and are endeavoring to I I DEE" SKINS : have the appointment made. nste due t thel t3nn,tuKicr hv prohibits their' NOTICE OF SALE t can have n,Pm ! m the District Court of tho biiited rfs anil it,!, wn1 States for the District of Oregon. faiton- in I!osehii-i- i 'n ,,le matter of Edward Murphy KmX.p ! -'a .?'Vrf'ras,nLS,.!g;NEW LAMP BURKS 94 PERCENT AIR will in-' vnur .Vina' Battery station and Garage.: k legally shipped to! Hankrupts. j notice is qivcn mat tne under- R!enf,l m,.t, i ,1..,.' hanknm.. in ..- in - o click 3 m., December 22. J.124. sealed bids for th" sale of the persmnl property of f.ui-1 bankrupt estate, toils sting of Anioin'ilill" accessories r.u.l otlu r articles said property being of lnvenioried val ue of $114.15 and located in Ga rage formerly operated by bank rupts at for. cf LznB and R-jse s:ree:s, r.o;-'ijur;,". Inventory nf property can bo s cn at my office over iot'Klas Na tion:, i Dank. T,., , , ,ft , ...-. u, !,.. xv pnr rem o. P"r-ic..cn locality who will help him Inchest- pr;o to accompany bid. bal- trodure t. Write him today for ante payable on cinfirmation by fn nartle..!ars. Also ask him to cor.rt. Luted Dec ' t K, 1H2-1. KEN W. Tru.itec. HELlQ HEU0. S10PI0 I1 TUBBY 1 t 4 c m v-i, x Mil n r . . , i ll I l I I - I I a. . ' V II II 1 I VJl . '1 . V' 1 I I . ' I The Salvation Army I having a ! busy geiuon this Christmas In i carrying out its efforts o relieve I cases of distress and suffering and ' supplying the needs of those who ruquire help. The organization eipects to carry Christmas cheer into a number of local homes and I to supply toys to more than 200 children. During the past few months work and food have been provided to many and a great deal of relief work has been carried on. One man from Wenatchee left his family after apple picking sea son. He was seeking work, but found only two weeks' work in two months .and sent all his earnings home. He came to ltoseburg cold and wet and asked help in finding work. A Job was found for him cut ting wood, and he was supplied with food and clothing. A man and wife, embahners from Montana, were on their way to San Francisco where they had been promised work. Their car broke down, and lacking money for repairs, they sold -the machine and started out on foot. They were ex hausted and hungry when they ar rived here and were taken care of by the Salvation army. Clothing and food was provided them, and Adjutant Anderson gave them his own Jiar.d grip in place of their own, which was about to go to pieces. Seven young men, two ex-service men, were given beds and meals. They were looking for work, and accepted a Job working at ditch digging, starting on the midnight shift. In three days the local post distributed twenty-seven garments, eleven pairs of shoes and did $45 worth of relief work with an In come of $9.85. A plea is made for further sup port In a financial way during the Christmas season In order that more work of this kind may be carried out. MAY LEAVE GAP IN DIAMOND LAKE ROAD (Continued from page one) the county can spare for special road work. Our only recourse is for all interested and affected . lo calities to unite in 'dynamiting' our representatives in congress un til we receive assurance that the road will be completed. "Nor Is this threatened unfin- confronting us," continued Mr. Uobe;n "The superintendent of national parks at Washington haR i iust recommended that Diamond Lake be added to the abutting Crater Lake National Park. The financial loss that would entail t3 Douglas county through Uie trans fer of Diamond Lake would be tremendous. Itoseburg's f protest against such an act also went forward to the Oregon delegation in congress; but we want that protest agumented by similar ac tion on part or every commercial body in the county." Mr. Holbein added tnat uie TinKehiirir Chamber of Commerce nl-i nrpprl the flrecnn con- o-- gressmen to secure, if possible an appropriation of loO.OOO out of the post road monies for improve- ment OI tne n:Kllay irnai nui- K.,r l TJnlr rroelt n-hlch la Ira- ..prH hir a ,iaiiv- mail ataee. As 7'o. ,h" f,n " "l " this, he stated that about JoO.000 additional forest road money ho nnorfcri in cnmnlete tho - highway to Steamboat, and that Engineer Meyers, in cnarge 01 tne work, had made a request for that amount. It was also slated by Mr. Hol bein that another branch of the County Chamber of Commerce would be organized next week at Looking Glass. i BEATS ELECTRIC OR CAS , , ... ,,.. A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white i light, even better than gas or elec tricity, has been tested by the V. S. government and 35 leading uni versities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burnt without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up: is simple, clean, safe. Punis W, air and CI common keios ne (coal oil). Ihi Invsnior, V. M. Johnson. Ill North I'nion Avenue. Portland. Ore., is offering to send a lamp on 10- days' FREE trial, or even to t.... .. l..tJt.L. fin,, iti.e in h'e 011 -lr.r.. w lil m-'i ... c.vplain how you ran get the agency a!(l without exnerienco or nionev iRke 2.',o in S.inu ner month. FATHEAD. I BIG OLE i DUM8ELL iVrtl'il- NVTili :wr... r i i i i sj 1 NO APPOINTMENT A special Associated Press w ire message to the ltoseburg ! News-Heview late this after- ( noon, states that the Portland Telegram received word from their Washington Bureau that the Oregon senators have not yet agreed upon an appoint- A men! for th imjdtinn of IT. S. district attorney for Oregon. Attorney George Neuner of a hi. .v i. nno r.t ihu rniwit- dat. .- ...,i.iOI, and i tfrortB Bre boin(, made 'to so- oure his appointment. It la expected that the successor to Judge Coke who recently re- signed the position, will be appointed within a few days. DR. MARCELLU6 HURT Dr. M. B. Marcellus, formerly of Oakland, and well known here,! was Injured in Portland yesterday in an auto wreck, when s car driv- en by Theodore liergmann. Port- land show man. collided with the An,nr: cnn nr lar..ll.. re- . . . . " . " . sided in Oakland many years ago, his father being a clergyman there. He studied medicine and has been practicing in Portland, where he held the office of city health offi cer for a number of years. - o- If It's a saw. axe or wedge, try Powell's. TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS Notice Is hereby given tiiat the county superintendent of Douglas county, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination of applicants for state certificates at ltoseburg, nt county superintendent's office, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, December 17 at 9:00 o'clock a. m. and continuing until Saturday, De cember 20, 1924, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Forenoon U. S. hls'.ory, writing, (penman ship) music, drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, reading, manual training, composition, domestic science, methods in reading, course of study for drawing, meth ods in arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, history of education, psychology, methods In geography, mechanical drawing, domestic art, course of study for domes' ic art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar, geogre.pLy, steno graphy, American literature, phy sics, typewriting, methods in lan guage, thesis for primary certifi cate. Friday Forenoon Theory and practice, ortho graphy, (spelling) physical geo graphy, English literature, chem istry. Friday Afternoon School law, geology, algebra, civil government Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon iGencral history, booklteeping. Very truly Yours. O. C. DItOWN, County School Superintendent. SPECIAL NOTICE Lilac Circle will entertain mem hers and their children at a Xmas party wonuay evening, uec. iu ni the K. P. Hall. Each adult and child is requested to bring an inex pensive gift for the tree. No per sonal gifts. COMMITTEE Crooks' Children Benefit JJy Woman's WilL ' i s"i ""V ' i'f. . S'.m ', ' 'jVi "V I r.- " .V Vf ! SOPHIE )VYCK! tUVK I eastern -tate they cannot fence u The will of Sophie Lyons Burke, j this time of the year on account of notorious woman criminal, who ' frozen ground. This forces tho reformed and became wealthy I fence business to places where honestly, has been admitted to pro- I they can fence. Tills is always the bate In Detroit, Mich. Appro cheapest, time of tho year to buy. Imately 1200.000 la left In trust Our stock Is complete now. Whar for the children of convicts. ton Bros. So That's That TAKE H eftCKN I GUESS VOO , Apn, nr.-,p 8ETTEeJ THAT I 1 BACK OR I u I AP0L0G17 E V l show VOU vy" V SOMETHlW-y I (Assici.lrd . krurd Wire.) nfc.WfcK. I olo.. Dec. 13. Candy, gum and pastries went uuiler b" ' 'be county Jail yesterday when Warden Thomas H- Cleuuan Issued an order de- creolnK "'at the regulation Jail basea largely on corn meal """,u "? iei Pr- "'"fd prisoners bm . hidden In - the fr M"y,11 9 f .ple; and narcol l" buJled sweet cen- 3 or caniiy have bom smug- gled to the prisoners, the war den declared, and added that the most effective, way of.stOD- ',1!''s,!.h.BmugB""K ar tho sweets, I h..V" ', "!,!" . . " e ' , f P0'1,ed h ","UU"'k ) tr..hBer ,hhai1 , dfld,,J , ',?, r "ihe "il!8 of " "MO ,lu"" ,ers. Niw frame mottoes. Wlmberlys. Good pruning tools will save you money, especially if you hire your pruing done. Si'e our pruuers. Wharton liros. , LOCAL NEWS J For all kinus of Poor coverings try Powell s. On Business Itay F. Van Slyke was a busi ness visitor In this city during Friday. Mr. Van Slyko Is from Portland and left this morning. Business Visitor Among those who spent Friday In Roseburg attending to business matter was II. M. Meyer, of Port land. Mr. Meyer left this morning. From Portland E. N. Slppel nrrived in this city Friday evening to spend a short time here looking after business mailers. Mr. Slppel Is from Portland. Ir From Umpqua I. Bacon was in this city yester- day from Umpqua. Mr. Ilacon waalsi. lot t. red fir 600 M; sec. : Kiou here attending to busness mat - ters and visiting. Ho returned home lant night. We bought roofing at Us lowest price. We are selling it on the same basis. Wharton Bros. Visits Here 1. W. Wlnniford wbb a visitor In this city yesterday afternoon. Mr. Wlnniford is a resident of Wilbur and was here transacting business matters. Here From Glendjle Postmaster and .Mrs. and son were visitors L. L. Hurt! ;n this city They were today from (ilemlr.le. here visiting and looking after business matters. In From Round Prair.e W. D. Morgan was a business visitor In this city yeBlerday. Mr, Morgan is a resident of hound Piftirie and Kit last nlfcht for that pface. From Myrtle Pon'. Max J. Kuney, who spent yes terday in tills city visiting and at tendinrr to business matters, left this morning for the const. Kuney is from Myrtle Point. Mr. Mr. Edwards Here C. D. Edwards nrrived in thin city Friday evening from the norih to spend a short time here attend ing to bn.ini ss affairs. Mr. Ed wards is troni Portland and is a guest at the L'nipquu. Hotel. Leavo For North 1). M. Mi i-nulilm of Portland and A. W. Williams or Snrriimcnto were guests here last, night at tho Umpqua Hotel. They left, this morning fur the north. Il ilh men are Southern Pacific representa tives. j Riddle People Hert I Amonc llin.ie from out of town I to spend I he day In this cily tn I day visit im: and slioptiine were. Mrs. O. L. Willis and dangbter, Mrs. F. A. I-dgerwoinl and son, Olenn Willis. Th( v are all of Rid 11 and are well known here. Mru n 1. VV nni 1 :tni-ht,-r. ' Tal;- Bdvnntate xt th'- low prices of Amerlciin fence. In the --Vi. ' t. rorv(-1- t-'mi-H r SINGERS WANTED Those who wish to help to revive the old custom of singing enrols on Christmas Kve at the public Christmas tive, the Soldier's Home hos- nital and elsewhere are re. i 4) nneal.-.l in irnvt at thn Cnn. A i servalory Saturday evening 1 t men Will rln nmnnu. v ly at eluht. NOTICE at sal or Kovernmmt ttnibur. liiural Land Office, Waah Inxton, 1. C, Oot. 27. Notice l hereby given that subject to the condltieus and limitations of ttie acts of June S. 191 (3v Stat.. 21M, February I'rt. 191H (10 Stat.. 1WJ). and denurtmtmtal reeulutlnti of April 14. J!':, (60 U I., 3761, the timber on the following- lantls will be sold Dec. 16, lltii. at 1(1 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the United Htatea land office at Hnse,-bura-. Oregon, to the hla-hest bUl.ter at not less than the appruixed value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject lo the approval of the Sec retary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of 1 per cent, thereof, be ing commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale., money to be returned If sule Is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Ulds will be re ceived from cltlsena of the United States, associations of such cltlssus and corporations organised under the laws of the United Slate, or. any tate. Territory or ltstrlct thereof only, lipon application of al qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be of fered separately before being In cluded In any offer of a largur unit. T. 20 S.. R 4 W., See. 21. NK( NKH red fir 400 M. NVI XK(j red fir SjO M cedar 60 M. 8Kl NE', red fir 4uo M. SWli NEli red fir ten M NE14 SWJ, red fir 1500 M. NiVli NW'4 red fir 650 M. KK(4 NW14 red fir 1 '100 M. SW!4 NW4 red fir I00 M. SR4 red fir 0u M, Si:4 SR14 red fir 7T6 M, cedur 60 M. HW'4 SKV4 red fir 480 M. NKK SWk, red fir 7a0 M. NWU S'14 red fir 1400 M. SK'4 SVt'H red fir SS0 M. SV"4 SW'l red fir 100 M; Sec. 27. Ni:i4 NW14 red fir 460 M, SWU NW'i red fir 7(10 M. SE(4 NW'4 red fir 600 M, 8W NVV red fir 600 M, NEVi SI014 red fir 360 M. NV)i hKi4 red fir 400 M, Incenao cedar 75 M, NE14 SW(4 red fir 600 M, NWU SV red fir 7K0 M. fee. 29 NKM NK14 red fir 1000 M, cedar 71 M, NV,4 Nli'4 red fir Ulid M. cedar 4r. M, SWA NIC',4 red fir Kt.O M , SICV4 NK4 red fir 1036 M, cedar in M, NK)4 N'V red fir 5n M, cediir ir, M., NW'4 NW'4 red fir 610 M. HWH NW'4 rod fir 886 M, cedar 60 M, SE4 NW'A reu fir 776 M, cedar 10 M. white Ir 20 M, NK'4 SW14 red fir e0 M, cedar 10 M, NW'4 SW4 red fir 690 M, cedar 45 M, white fir SO M. SW'i SW4 red fir 400 M. white (ir so M. su'4 sw red fir 346 M, cedar 1 M. -NK'4 KW red fir 30 M. NW'4 SI-i'4 red fir 915 M. SW4 S1C4 rod fir 830 M, cedar 20 M, Si: '4 Si: '4 red fir 12KU Al, cedar 30 Al, white fir 10 Al; sec. : .;; M' ;:li)(j M "K,.;,4 "NK i red fir 8n M. swvi NK'4 red fir X") M. Nv,l NW!4 red fir 350 M. SW!4 NW4 red fir 4J0 M. ISK'A or.i reu nr 11" 1.1, c. reu fir 600 M, T. 21 8., It. 4 W., See. 8, Krl. NK'4 NK'4 red fir 860 M. Frl. KWU NK'4 red fir 550 Al. SliU NK4 red fir 600 M. SWV4 Ni-; red fir 7n0 M. Krl NK'4 NW'u red fir K'nil M. Krl. NW14 NW'4 red fir 1400 Al, SK'i NW'4 red fir 700 M. swy, NW'4 red fir lion M, NK!4 KW'i red fir 6ii0 M, NW14 SWi4 red fir 860 M. Sec. 6, Krl. NKU NK'4 red fir 865 M. white fir 10 M. Krl. NW'4 NK'4 red fir 1025 M, cedar 26 M, white fir 15 M. cedar poles 100 SWM NK',4 red fir 780 M, cedar .10 M, white fir 10 M. SU'4 NK'4 red fir 6fi hi, ceilnr 15 Al. while fir :b fti, KM. NK14 NVV(4 red fir IIS5 Af. ce dar 5 IH. wlilto fir 6 Af. Krl. NW4 NW14 red fir !I80 M. cedar 2!) Al, white fir lo M, SWU red fir 4-iO Af, cedar 6 At, HK(4 NW'4 red fir 1000 Al. cedar 20 Al. untie fir 10 M. NK(4 SW(4 red fir 6:0 M, c.dur 30 M. white fir 10 Al, NW'4 SW'i red fir 410 Al. cedar 6 Al, white fir 75 M. SW14 SW'4 red fir 1U Al. ce dar 10 M. SK' SWU red fir 3.15 Al. cedar 20 Jl. KB 14 SK14 red fir 77.". M. cedar 26 11, white fir 60 Al. NW!4 SK!4 red fir lino M. cedar .16 M. while l Ir 5 Al, S W SK' rod fir Sii.". Al, while fir 25 SI, SK'4 SK'i red fir 440 Al, cedar 66 Al. white fir 10 Al ; none of the tituher on these sections ot ho Moid for less than $1.60 per Al. for the led fir and ce dar, 60 cents per 61 for (lie whl'ei lir and Incense cedar and 62 Vj re-i.hl each for the cedur poles. T. 28 S.. H 10 W., Sec Sii, NK(4 SK'4. fir 11-0 .r. while cedar 260 M. SIO'A H C'4 fir 120 Al, white cedur 46n 11, NW'4 SW'4 fir 450 Al, white cedar 100 Al, SWi SW'i fir 6oo Al; linhe of the timber on this section to be sold for I lees than ll i'o per Al for the fir j and $7 per Al for the white cedar. T. !7 H.. II. 8 W.. Sec. 7. HK.14 SW'4 lilne 23" M. fir 100 Al. SW', SK',i. I.plae 3(10 Al, fir 60 M, Sec, 17, NK14 NU'H pine 1711 Al. fir I"" At; NW'4 NWU, pine 86 Al. fir 320 M ; SK'4 NWU pine 3" Al. SW'4 NW'A pine 4 ij Al, fir HO Al. NK',4 HW4 pine 340 At. fir 76 At, NW'4 SW', pine 4('li Al ; none ot the timber on thc-c sections to be sold for less than $3 i per At for the pine and $1 per M for i the fir. T. 16 H.. It. S W.. Sor. 6. NK'4 SK'i. fir 1135 At, cedar 76 M. NW', SK'4 fir li;i'0 Al, SK SK'4 fir 8-10 M. cellar 20 Al, HWI4 SK'i fir 14u0 Al, cedur 6ii Al; none of the tlint.er on this section to be sold I for l.-ss than 11.75 per Al for the fir and II per l for lli cedar. T. 21 S.. ' It. 4 W.. Sec. 23. SW'4 NK(4 red fir . S.iO Al. NK'4 NW, rid fir 750 M.I white fir 2.. Al. .vV4 .NW'4 i el rir lnoO M. wlille fir Ml Al, Si:',. NW'4 red fir I 'mo Al. SW'4 NW'4 red firl S'.o Al. while fir 2i Al. cedir 10 Al.' NK'4 SW'i red fir II"" Al. wlilto fir 40 Al. NW'4 SW14 red fir I0 -M.I white fir 40 -t !ncchi.e cedur 10 Al.l SK'4 K 'i r-Tllr 1 2 Ml Al, while fir !i0 M. cedur Al. SW'4 .SW'4 red I fir "80 Al, while fir I"" M. cedur 60i Al, NW'4 Si;1, led fir It''" M. wlille; fir 30 Al. cedar 20 Al. SW'I SK'4 ril fir loon At. while fir iiO Al. c.-ilur 4" Al. none of tin- limber on this eec. lion lo be sold for l'-s than $1.76 per Al for Hie red fir 11.50 per M for the cedar and 60 cents per Al for, the white fir and In'-ense cedur. fieo It. Wlckhiiiu, acting comiiils- ArY)LiY,l?rIj tj0M" VirWE WIGHT iO fr - m 5(4dii Ir- X 9 1 Classified Section ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PAGI FOR SALE I j WANTED FOR SALE Pull clothes. Tel. 517. CHKISTMAS trees for sale. Phone' 3.M-L. ; HOME MADE fruit cakes daily. Phono 5U-J. a spe- FOR SALE 10 head of Phone evenings, 2Sti-J. FOIl SALE 16-hoIe Universal range. 30li 2nd Ave. No. FOR SALE Rabbits, 16 pens, all breeds. Tel. 17f, 1. R. Ilryant. FOR SALE Jersey heifer calf and spring thickens. Call 1224 Pros pectSt. FOR SALE A Ford coupe at Smith's (iarage, corner llosc and Lane Sts. FOU SALE Baled hay and forty feeder hogs. J. F. Van Allyn, Days Creek, Ore. FOR SALE R. I. Red cockerels. They are b-outfos. C. W. Sluui ger. Phone DF13. DRY SLAB wood $3, block $3.25, old growth, delivered. Beans, po tatoes. Phone 22K13. FOR SALE Fir split stove and block wood. Prompt delivery. Phone ltil-Y. O. J. Rand. FOR SALE 2nd hand pianos. J 130. $145, $150, $275; organs, S20, 25. Ott's Music Store. FOR SALK Stove wood and V block wood, also good baled hay. Jl'lye Jl'i- Hyer Bros: FOR SALE 200 tier choice old growth block wood. Price $1.75 per tier. Llndblom, Dixonville. FOR SALE 3 in. Mitchell wagon nnd harness. Would accept some hay as part payment. Hione 2F3; FOR SALE DenutifuT hand crochetojl bed spread. Very largo size. Reasonable. 10 S. Rose street. FOlfSALlM'wo Oakland auto mobiles, one tourlug, -one en closed, cheap. See them at Wharton Bros. FOR SALE 0 R-R EN T tToom house. This property will be sold very cheap. See owner at M! E Douglas Rt. lull SALE Two doy.eu l.i-Kll nil chickens at 50c each. Also a few Rhode Island Reds. Aug. Ceder stam, Melrose, Ore. FOR-S AL 1'JS heti im ii pony cults, $25 each. Will hold for Xmns delivery. C. L. Weber, Roberts Creek, Phone 42F13. FOR SALE Team, harness, hack, buggy, plow, cheap. Inquire Parker plnco, 24 miles south tow n, near R. R. J. U. Molzgur, Rt. 1. FOR SALE Iron gray mare, weight a bout 1400, $125. True lo pull. Durham niilih cow, age 3 yrs. Be fresh February, $j0. Smith Bits. Sulherlin, Ore. W)7rA7j"3 IliislVauilf.airu pi ano, beautiful tone, elegant case,! good us new, but little-used. Al bargain. Airs. E. C. El wood,; Hum Corey Ave. FUR SALE Onontoaiiinih-h j cow with calf $00' .1 work horse, 1 1 yrs 25 j I work mare, 10 yrs 35; 1 saddle horse, 5 yrs 50 1 gaitcd saddle hoise, 5 yrs.. 75 20 Plymouth Rock pullets. Apply at Allen Ranch, Looking Glass. BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE And at a bargain. Large living room, with extra largo fire place, den with clinker brlc-lc ! fireplace, sun room nnd dining! room combination, while built! in modem kitchen, breakfast j room with "biillllns." Reception i hull, winding Blair case; three beili-oiims upstairs with hallu; ami bath; bulb room has pedes tal wash bowl with hath lull to! match. Drapes, ciirlatna and two rugs with the house, nlsoj blinds to all windows. House bas large cement basement with two entrances ; fine hot water fiir-j i.i. co ami heating system. House, wired for electric stove and gas s -rvice. Price na d'-scribed, j Jii'iiin. 4 "Ni.ii- in on pnviil street Terms can l.e arr.in-'d. if de-j sired. If purty desiies to buy furniture this can be dune. Ad dress "Humi ,' taro News-Review. . WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua By WINNER THAT WfS OUTTO 5HCW VCU WHeiT V00D A 60T IF ' VOU HADN'T Ann r.r l 7 CP NO I C Mil , I J, .ri UV J - " . V POT PLANTS and ferns for sals at Economy Grocery. YOl'NO lady desires employment of any kind. Bog 583. Roseburg. WANTED Wash windows iax floors. Janitor work. Phone ir-9-I WANTED White Leghorn hens, and Bronze turkeys In ex change for Al Victrola. Phone 6F31. WANTED- Plain sewing address Airs. U. C. M., care News-Review. WOMAN c6biW'tEDTAa" d ri-88 Mrs. T. D. Barry, West Fork Hotel, Dothan, Oregon. WANTEIAloan""bf I1500-for three years at 8 per cent, se cured by a first mortgage on 160 acres, located about 10 miles west ot Roseburg near the Coos Hay road. County cruise In 1915 showed 4.000,000 feet of old yel low fir Write care XV, Rose burg News-Review. FOR RENT PIANOS FOR RENT Phone 31F4 Mrs. Charles A. Brand. FOR- RENT Furrilshodh6us keeping rooms. M8 So. Main St. FOR RENT 1 modern unfurnish ed apartment. Phone 537. FOR RENT 2 large-rooms fuF nlshed for housekeeping. Close In. Gas, 331 So. Main St. FOR KENT New five-room bun galow, completely furnished. Call 947 Cobb St. or Phone 403-Y. FOR RENT 2-rooin furnished apartment. In center of .town. Modern. $23 per mo. No children. O. W. Young & Son. Phone 417, I LOST AND FOUND 4- FOUND String of pearls. Owner cal at The Vogue, Identify prop erty and pfiy for adv. TJiSThild'stan- feit hat, be tween Fullerton school and Fowler St. Finder please return to News-Review. LOrialf-gr6wn Maltese klt ten, answers to name of Peter. If seen please call 159-Y. Ho ward. LOST Notebook made of-folding tin, contains memorandum and name, L. R. Hulburt. Finder please return to this office. FOUND Package co'nlaihihg arti clus of wearing apparel. Ownci may have same by calling at thlf office, describing- articles, - an paying for adv. I MISCELLANEOUS IlltlXO washings to 421 Pltzer St Sue. Rough dry or Ironed. OA it b W N Kit Doift forget M call 553 when In need of auts parts. Sarff's Auto Wreck ins House. WILL pay highest market prices for your furs. Will bo at Rose burg Poultry Murket every Sat urday. CATTLE to trade for big work horseC. F. Moore, Riddle, Ore. PI fONoT; I! API I records-bought, sold and exchanged. 927 Win Chester St 1 WILL hold a shooting and ruff llng match at the Frank Wea ver ranch, one mile north of Riddle, on Wednesday, Decem ber 21, commencing at 10 a. m., b:ith turkeys and geese. C. F. Moore. PROFESSiONALCARDS DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic physician, 126 W. Lane St. DRESSMAKLNiranii- designing at your homo. 35c per hour. Work guaranteed. Mrs. Ellen Prultt, Roseburg Apts. Phone 407. Insure in Your Home Company PACIFIC STATES FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY of Portland, Oregon G.W. YOUNG & SON LVSL'RANCE 1l Cass 8t. Phone 417 Free Wrapping You don't need to look for a strong string and heavy paper to wrap your packages with. Be sure they will reach their destinations in good aliape by letting us wrap them for you. Wc do it free of charge. TRY OUR WAY Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call