ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1925.
FIVE
AT LAST !
That car of alfalfa hay has arrived. Get it from the car
Wednesday for $25.00 a ton in ton lots or over.
LAND PLASTER
Don't order your land plaster until you see us. A better
plaster at a better price.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
r . HAULING r
3 "1. fSI We shirk no hauling Job. 5
R T?ft JiW Our trucks and our effl-
B V- JP' J cnt drive" and "k'
h i sKa men wl" tack,e yUT naul" -
E " firEiJrRKzfi ln& Problem ano solve it
!U'-i IMSM oViCS satisfactorily. Long . dis- , .
J fa tance hauling a specialty.
I iAAi "Wa aim to plase. g
1 GENERAL' H.S.FRENCH I
T
(Aoociated Tnm Latd Wire.)
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 6. The con
tents of a sale deposit box in a lo
cal bank, believed to have been op
ened by an administrator of her es
tate, to be appointed probably to
day by Couniy Judge Crawford,
will, In the opinion of officers,
have an apparent bearing upon the
investigation of tiie murder last
Friday of Mrs. Moe Hahne, for
which her husband, J. Warren
Huhne, wealthy contractor and
real estate man, is being beld.
The box is known to contain a
deed to a cemetery lot in Colo
rado, where Mrs. Hahne Is to be
burled and police also believe that
in it will be found the $2,000 worth
of diamonds belonging to the siain
woman, and which have been miss
ing since her death.
Habit e claims these were stolen
by an unidentified person whom he
claims killed his wife.
In addition to the Jewels, police
also hope to find In the safety box
the diary of the murdered woman.
She is reported to have kept a
close record of her life, and is said
to have been sensitive. With a
record of her feelings for some
time prior to the murder, police
say, they expect to establish wheth
er she had enemies whom she fear
ed and if there were domestic dif
ficulties between the couple.
Police argue that the je4fels
might have been taken by anyone,
but that the diary could only have
been taken by a person or persons
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician, 126 W. Lane St.
If You're
Exacting
You'll send your
clothes to us for
Dry Cleaning
Expert work, care,
promptness assure you
satisfaction.
TRY OUR WAY
Phone 277
Our Auto Will Call
NOTICE
Good Cars, Cheap make your
own terms. See
L. R. Chambers
HIGHWAY 8ERVICE
GARAGE
Phone 478
Milk
Pasteurized
IN THE BOTTLE
Is not exposed to the
atmosphere until breach
es your home which
jruarnntees purity to you.
Rexroad Dairy
PHONE 39-L
A Good Thine - DOST MISS IT.
6ad your nam and address plainly
written together with 6 oents (aod thu
Hp) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Ie
Idoinea, Iowa, and receive In return a
triaJ package containing Chftmbarlaln'i
Congh RcmiK'r for cou ha, colds, croup,
bronchial, flu" and whooping cooghs,
and ticfcling throak Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trot
bles, indignation, gamy pains that crowd
the heart1 biliouanesa and constipation;
Chamberlain'! &ulve, needed in every
family for btirna, sca'ds, wounds,' piles,
and akin aflectionn; ihem valued family
ndir.itie for only & or.nta. Don't dun it
who had reason to fear Its con
tents. ,
Bank officials yesterday refused
to open the bo ror Kahne, who
was taken, in custody by police to
the bank.
Whisk brooms Have yon a good
one? Special this wetk at 29c, 49c,
59c and 69c. Be sure and get one.
They are Invaluable in the home.
Lloyd Crocker.
NEWBURG BASKETBALL
TEAM PASSES THROUGH
Coach and Mrs. L. W. Wolfe, and
the basketball team of the Newberg
high school stopped over in this
city last night on their way north
after playing three games in the
south. They played two games
with Ashland, and one with Med
ford, losing all thre games. The
team will go to Eugene, where
they will play a game with one of
of the teams there. They are travel
ing in their own car.
Order your laud plaster of us at
once. We buy land and hard wall
plaster in combined cars so can
make lowest possible price on land
plaster. IMm-Grretsf,n Co.
Mothers, Do This
When the Children Cough, Pub
Zluateroleon Throats and Cheat
No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into croup, or worse. Anc
then's when you're glad you have i
jar of Mustcrole at hand to givt
prompt relief. It does not blister.
As first aid, Musterole is excellent
Thousands of mothers know it. Yol
should keep a jar ready for instant use
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, pains and aches ol
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and cold? of th
chest (it may prevent pneumonia).
ToMothertt Musterole is alio
made In milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
33c and 6.x:, jars
TUBBY
p and tubes. :
Better than a mustard platter
I ONEY VyiSHf I HAD
ABOUT A HON'REO M1LLVUM
D0URBS I'D 8fV A WHOLE
ftOMCH O 6ANANAS AN"
1 EAT ATHIWt
w i f r- r . ,T nSkitVK) j
I k
T
The Jury list tor the Justice
court fur the year lit 2 a was I
drawn tudsy at the office of:
Juatice ot the Peace Ueorge
J(M.es. The following have been'
selected to serve during the
year: John banks. Herbert
Koailman, Kdward Morgan, K.
L. Giles. G. V. Young. H. M.
Uoyd. V. K. (ioode, J. O Helleu.
George He! big, C. T. Bennett,
George Poole, L. L. Mathews, V.
L. Mathews, W. 11. Atterbury, T.
A. Findley. V. J. Jarvis, J. W.
Tollman. Frank Shaw, Edward
von Pessel, W. F. Thomas, Les
ter Dell. 3. J. Jones, E. A. Crites,
Verne Boyd, A. J. Young, C. A.
Lockwood, John- Ellison, S. K.
Sykes, Charles Neal, 13.
Shields, B. F. Page, C. H. Wick
ham, J. A. Heed, Charles Mahan.
Bert Dunham, S. J. Black, Wal
ter F.iggs, J. H. Campbell, Ike
Matthews, Harry Evans, L. A.
Ueland, William Gammon, E.
Knoades, . Janies McKay, George
Leeper, Charles Keyea, II. S.
French, Ed Thornton, 11. L. Glle,
Charles Wilson, 1. L. Gllkesou.
For all sinus ol floor coverings,
try Powells.
FOUR STATES TO
ALLOCATE WATER
OF THE COLUMBIA
c-Dnir A X-T7 Vnn 0 A ft Hn
all day conference on plans for,
, r i ..
the allocation of water rights of
ih. rrtinmhio niva, s.d ito tH.i
the Columbia River and its trl-j
binaries above the confluence of
the
Snake and Columbia rivers.
. engineers and Lotted aia-1
state
tes Reclamation and power com
mission representatives adjourn-
d Ihfr HAHMlnn lit nlfht tn!
m.sor HrA B.tn Trinnarv 1I
The engineers said that when'
they meet again, they hope to;
draw up a ' Columbia river om-
pact" that will be acceptable to
cue legislatures of the four
northwest states. In the mean
time the etate engineers of
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana will confer with their
respective state officials and ci
vic bodies interested in irriga
tion and hydro-electric power to
accurately determine the water
requirements of their states
from the Columbia liver system,
it was announced.
All of the state engineers
pledged their support to the de
velopment of the Columbia basin
Irrigation project. The fixing of
the amount of water needed by
Montana to care for .vested wa
ter rights of citizens of that
state aud the set tin a: of the ator -
rR.HI. lakes in Northern Ida -
ho. wnrn I h nn v main niiAnlinn
ho. were the only main question
to be determined when the con
ference adjourned, it was said.
Now is the time to order your
land plaster. We are taking orders
for delivery off car to arrive soon.
Get our price, Denn-Oerretsen 4C0.
DOME OF ST. PAUL'S
BECOMES A MENACE
LONDON, Jan. 6. The great
dome of St. Paul's Cathedral Is
declared by the city surveyor to
be in such unsafe condition that
the municipal authorities ac
cording to the Daily Mirror, have
served notice upon the official
custodians of the Cathedral that
they officially regord the dome
dangerous structure.1
I.
iu .
cauaed anxiety -for some years,
owing to cracks in the support -
ing pillars, and large sums have
Deen spent In remedial measures
The dome Is In no Immediate
danger of falling, it Is said.
WOODCUTTERS ATTENTION
ThA Rnaril nf nirnntnrm ' tit
School District Ko. A nf rtnnHnn
county. Oregon, will receive sealedt
bids for 400 cords of old growth
for 400 cords of
second growth red fir wood to be
delivered as follows; High School,
I'M) cords; Benson School, 99
cords; Rose School 90 cords; Fill
lerton School, 30 cords.
These' bids may be filed at any .
tiinn with the Clerk up to three
o'clock P. M. on January 6th, j
1925 and all bids wll bo opened:
at tho regular board meeting held !
on the same day. ' !
Details as to size and time of dH
livery may be obtained from the j
clerk. i
The Board reserves the right to
reject nny and all bids.
Dated this the 18th day of De-j
cember, 11)24. .
V. J. MICELLL
Clerk School District No. 4.!
Office. First State and Savings .
rtnnk. " tx-i
f
COvo Wife
tor jCuxuryafj&ns!'
, .e
y-cra WHO AND WHAra
HAPPEN BO
CI7fTMiA a jtM LElAND,
lrW uj room ..ill. In th.lr n.w
... . ,, ,.hr .
u to n thcIr llv-, cynthia
ntxls: Jim's devotion to bis mother
blinds him.
TODAT'S INSTALMENT
VI OUT OF THE PAST
mHR dor show was brand new to
I Cynthia, and most Interesting.
She stood clutching the top
rail of to. fence while the Judge
. walked about.
looking at the
Newfound t ands,
and then 'wntch
ed while the
dogs walked and
ran around the
ring.
Finally, as the
doge were lined
up In front ot
ine juuife, viru
hum irlanced UD
at Cynthia and
smiled.
VIOLET OARZ
-Oh. I do hope
his dog wins!" she whispered to Jim.
"It's such a beautiful one. How
thrilling It must be to go in there
with your own dog and wonder if
He'll win'
She stopped, then suddenly joined
19 lmt bkn J?UJ
' around the ring. The Judge had
f " u", " " J a
banded the blue ribbon to Philip
Urn ham.
I w"n"T wn;oa"
h;:Bd hd down to the
How wonderful!" She waved to
gate at the end of the fence to shake
hands with Graham as he came out.
" .towiy. 1 ne oo
I ouuw "iU " riK HI, Of COUme IU1I.
?hV r " h lM'r1"8 Cy"'
J fM, '"f,, e J-k . 'STk "
thjjsinsttca ly hat If they had,
known each other years before!
Cynthia and Graham walked back
toward him, the huge dog ambling
beside them.
"Jim. what do you think? Phil
says hell give mo a dog. Isn't that
gorgeous? Cynthia cried. "I can't
think of anything I'd rathod have."
Jim mumbled something. A New
foundland in their housel What In
the world would they do with It?
"And, Jim. Phil can. stay all night
with us! Isn't that great?" Cynthia
went on. "He has to be here for
two days longer. Oh, It's so nice to
see you again, Phil. After you
rushed off to Europe
She stopped abruptly, flushing.
Phil Graham glanced away from her
! as abruptly. To both had come the
' "me memory lhat of ,n evening
, Si
,,uu lu,u
mm that ahe was engaged to Jim,
"By George, there's a good doa-!'
Phil cut in, breaking the uncomfort
able silcnre. "That Airdale over
there. He's likely to win In his
clas. Isn't he a corker?" he added,
to Jim.
"Sure Is. Jim was not too en
thusiastic. "It's great (hat you can
como to us tonight, Graham. Fine
to have you."
Ho and Cynthia aauntnred on.
looking at the othr dnfra, while Phil
put his own back in Its place, to join
them later near the door. As they
all left the building Jim looked at
his wife curiously. She seemed to
have regained the gnlety and sparkle
that she had so mysteriously lost of
lato. Had Phil Ornham been re
sponsible for this? he aaked him
self. He did not doubt for a mo
ms. thai Mat wlfn Invait ht . I-
sum. 111,
facl Cynthia's adoration was some-
I .
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ASKS BREWERY REGULATION
(Wi.tnl l-m Wlt.)
' HARHIS11UKG, Pa., Jan. 6
Legislation to regulate distilleries
and breweries was recominendi d
hir C.nvernnr Pinrhnl In his ntidn sK
to the general assembly when it
' pnnvfiiiH trwlnv
Summarizing the accoinnllnV
ments of his first two 'years in of
flee, he said that the legalized sa
loon had been driven out of Penn
sylvania and 'real progress" has
been made to prevent and punish
bootlegglngJ
EVERYDAY DUTY
Keeping your body strong
and efficient is your plain
duty.
Scott's Emulsion
is a food-tonic that is used
every day by thousands who
have learned the art of keep
ing strong. Take Scott'sl
Srott si TVrrtp, Wt-fi-H. V. J.
V. h
We Second the Motion.
AVU. RATS'. VOO COVJCDN'
LIME JUST EATIW WOTWM' BVJT
BANANAS - OO COTW VAH
rAfcAT AM POTATOES AN BBtAO
ArJ AMtVt- EVJEii
LWES OK) JUST ONE THIW&
BECAUiE "VrtEY CAM'T! J
c?;iSpprova
AksArodlSeftSCI
n. ti
t!me a bit embarriLaalnf. Bat oar
talnly she and thia fellow Urmbm
wetw unuaually good frtendet
W hen Uiey reached home France,
the moid, caine running to mel
them.
"Oh. Mr. Leland. your mother
telephoned, and eald that It waa
moet Important for her to talk to
you: ehe wanted you to telephone
the minute you got in."
Til call her at once. What time
did she phone?'
"Quite a long time ago, about nine
o'clock, and then again, Just half an
hour ago."
Jim hurried to the library tele
phone without waiting to take 08
his overcoat. Cynthia promptly di
vested Phil Ornham of hla hat and
coat, and led the way to the kitchen.
"We'll get some eupper oureelvea.
nhe gaily announced to France.
"Phil, can you still m&ke such mar
velous cheem toaat a you used tot
Let's have that, and let's see what
else Is In the refr1rrerator.M Bhe
knelt before It. and begun to rum
miigo about. "Mushrooms some cold
chicken cream bhkd ham oh,
we're going to have a gorgeous
party, 1'hU! Look In that cake box.
up there on the pantry shelf Isn't
there half a maple nut cake there?
Bhe forgot the moments tchen the
had longed to escape.
I thouKht so. Cct it out. nnd some
bread for the toast, from that other'
box."
Jim rejoined them to find Cynthia
wenrlng a charming llttlo purple
rubber apron with flaunting yellow
lowers on the pockets, while Ora
linm had on one of cook's service
able gingham ones. He was stirring
the delicious smclllni? contents of a
deep saucepan on the electric stove,
nnd Cynthia was spreading a red
and white checked tablecloth on the
kitchen table, and singing gaily.
- "Oh, Jim you're Just In tlr.le to
llce the cheese very thin for the
toafit," she told him.
"Sorry, but I can't. he answered
almost curtly. "Mother wnnts to
see mo at once, so I'll have to go
over there. Don't know what time
I'll be back."
"Oh, Jlmbo! Whnt a shams thait
you'll miss the party!" Then, sud
denly remembering that that wmen't
quite th thin to any first, she add
ed, "I hope there's nothing serious
the matter."
"I don't know exactly she couldn't
tell me much over tho phone," he
answered, and, kissing her hastily
and shaking hands .with Graham,
departed,
A Request and m
Promise.
LEGION AUXILIARY
! MEETING.
!
, Tho American Lei;ion Auxl-
. liary Will hold its regular
! meeting Tuesday) January ti at
ine Armory, a goou aiiena- w
4 ance is desired.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
I U. 8. Weather Bureau, local of
1 flee, Roseburg, Oregon, 71 hours
! ending 6 A. M.
IliKheat temperature yesterday r.O
I,owe."t temperature luHt night 3ti
Pj-ecltillation last 24 hours -.2S
Total preclp. since fir.-it month ... .94
Normal prerip. for this monthG-90
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 11)24
to date - 2 4.72
Average preclp. from Sept.
I 1, 1S77 14.08
Total excels from Sept. 1,
1S24 9.71
, Average precipitation for 46
I wet seasons, (September to
i May, Inclusive) 31.43
! Probably occasional light rain to-i
nlfilit and Wednesday. I
' Wf TIKI, I,. Meteorologist ,
iiPSF
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1' F VA KNOVJ J VCOGTA IWE '
f I .A SUMTH1M'! y "2 V Aiowe
WOMAN GOVERNOR i
TO SOON USE AXE
ON USELESS HEADS
CHEYENNE, Wyo Jan. t.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Hons, Wyo
ming's first woman governor, to
day got dowa to the task that
(aces her as executlva of the
state of Wyoming.
Her routine called for an early
appearance at ,the executive
chambers where she will con
tinue her work on her message
and budget recommendations tol
the state legislature which con
venes January 13.
While Governor Ross has re-j
fused steadfastly to reveal Just,
what the nature ot the budgetj
recommenuaiiuns win oe, 11 la
generally understood in Wyo
ming political circles that they
will hold out for a policy ot
sharp retrenchment la state ex
penditures, the axe fulllug most
heavily on state home employes
and salaries.
Throughout the night tele
grams ot congratulations from
the governors ot many states
and from persons Id all walks of
lite continued to pour into her
office. '
And so today, Wyoming, the
trail blaser In the matter ot
woman's rights, will. settle down
to a two-year period during
which the legislative reins will
be held by one of those recog
nized by Btatute more than half
a century ago.
The price on land plaster Is
312.15 per ton. instead of 312.50 as
announced In Saturday's paper.
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
"WET' SERVICE IN
ATLANTA ROUSES
IRE OF MINISTER
(siMoclatetl Vrrm Leaard Wire.)
ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 6.
Charges that Atlanta ministers
"have lapsed Into a weak-kneed
attitude and are miming a groat
opportunity to become a strong
Influence in the city's moral life
hy failing to demand strict en
forcement of the prohibition
law," today were before the Ev-I
angelical Ministers' Association,1
advanced by Dr. W. M. Mem
minger, of All Saints Episcopal j
Church, who Inst night declined
to stand for re-election as head;
of the organization. j
The retiring president, who,
was -succeeded by Dr. D. Wither-!
spoon Dodge, pastor of the Cen
tral Congregational Church, do-,
clared "whiskey is being served'
In some hotels and clubs," In the
city, and added that the Minis
ters Association haa ttuken "no
strong, uncompromising position
to result In strict enforcenieut"
of the dry laws.
Don't iorget the big basketball
gamo Thursday night, Jan. 8, at the
High School gym between Univer
sity High and Itoseburg High. Ad
mission 35 and 60 cents. Prelimi
nary at 7:16, regular game 8:16. r
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 18D-L
SLMMON4
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of DoukIuh.
Guardian I-.lfu Imiuranco Company,
a corporation, plaintiff, v.
Roy A. A. D'Autrcmoiit and Dorothy
M. Wiberg, lefendaiit8.
To Roy A. A. D'Autrmuont, Defend
ant. In the name of the State of Ore
gon: You are heroby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint fil
ed against you In the above en
titled null on or before the 13th day
of February, imid date belntc
more than Mix eonnm'titlvo wn-aku
from the date of the (lrnt publica
tion of this summons, and said per.
iud of six weekn being tbe tlnio pre
scribed for publication thereof and
If you fall to so appear and answer
aald complaint for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the com
plaint, to-wlt: that the Insurance
policies described In the complaint,
to-wlt: policies of the Uuurdlnn
Life Insurance Company numbered
3U7.2KO for $100(1. Otl, 40-1.746 for
$-.0110.00, 3 97,2.'. 1 f. 11,000.00, 3U7,
for 1,000.00, all Insuring the
life of Itoy A. A. D'Autrernont, may
be decreed to be void and may be
not aaide and held for nauKht.
That the defendant Dorothy M. Wi
berg be required to deliver the
same up for canreltat Ion. That
pending the final determination ot
thia suit said Dorothy M. Wlbortr
may be enjoined and restrained
from aPslKiiinjr or attempting
to rssIkii snld pollciijt or re
moving the sarin, from the state
or from In nny wine dealing with
mi me so ni to prevent the ef
fectual operation of the decree of
this rourt therein.
This summons Is published by or
der of the Honorable. J. W. Hamil
ton, JudKe of jit iil Court. Made and
entered In lytld court, and cause on
the 27th day of December, J9J4,
prescribing that this summons be
nerved by publication thereof once
each week for six consent! Ive
Weeks In tho Itoseburg News-lie-view,
a newspuper published In
Douglas County, Oregon. December
l'.'24 Is the date of thn first
publication and February 10. lf-'u,
is the date of the hist publication.
WUUD. MiNTAil'fc. MATTH-
Attorneys for IMalntlff. Address:
mo yc-un UulldluK. Portland,
Vejffin.
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
FOR SALE
FOn SALE Pigs,
l'hone 30F31.
Lew In Parker,
UOOi out aud vetch hay fur sale.
C. O. Bheppard. lUlonville. '
F1K wood, cord wood, 2-foot or it
inch wood. Phone HFH, Boyer
Bros.
r'Oit SALE Split aud block wood,
kindling aud coal. 227 W. Lane
St. Phone 64 J.
FOR "SALE New ton applrsTBrfiig
boxes. Fred Kenner, liappy Val
ley Bridge.
FOirSALE OneTourth h. p. O. E.
motor. Good condition. 340 N.
Jackson St.
FOU SALE Baled hay. Edenbow
er Orchard Tracts. Fred Fisher'
Mgr. Phone 26F3.
FOlt SALE Bourbon red turkey
torus. George J. Thomas, Hose
burg, Ore. ltt. 1, Box 1U2.
FOR SALE Bourbon Red to'rnsT Al
so Rhode Inland Red roosters. N.
L. Conu, Phoue 6F15. Rosvburg,
Ore.
Pull oALE Oak and laurel wood,
$3.b0 per tier. Leave orders at
Barber Shop at 129 Sheridan St.
FOR SALb Oearnart kulttlug ma
chine, good us new. Address
"Knitter", care News-Review.
FOU SAUhJ Two Oakland auto
mobiles, one touring, one en
closed, cheap. See them at
Wharton Bros.
FOU SALK Oak library table,
leather couch, 2 heating stoves
aud pipe, adjustable dress form,
oak hall tree, kitchen table and 2
chairs. Hook case, 2 wash tubs, 2-
hole electricYange. Phone 231-J.
WANTED
WANTED 1000 gal. galvanized 2nd
hand tank. C. IS. Vlcek, Glide,
Ore.
WANTED By hiuh school girl,
work before and after school. 205
W. Dane. .
WANTED rseil cook Btoves and"
ranges at Powell's Furniture com
pany. WANTED Girl for generul house
work. Phone 3&9-U or call at 913
N. Jackson SU
' NOTICE of sale or Government
timber, tivnural Lam! Office, YVasli
liiKton, D. C, Jan. flMTi. ioticu Is
hereby given that subject to the
conditions and limitation of tbu
acts of Juno !, luitl (JD istut. 21X),
February Uti, mi) (40 8 tat., Hit)
aud Junu 4 lbO t il Htat.. 763) and
departmental reKUlutlotis of April
14, 14 ('() U D., 37d;, tho timber
on the following lands will be sold
cei. y, lvzii, at iu ocioca a. in. at
public auction at the U. K, lund Of
fice at Hunebuiir, Ort'KOn, to tbe
highest bidder at not leVrTTrnn the
a pp ruined ulue us siio wn by litis
notice, sale to be subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary uf the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent, thereof, belnx rotnmls-,-tlons
allowed, must be deposited at
time of sale, money to bo returned
if sale is not appioved, otherwise
patent will Issue for the timber,
which must be removed within ten
years. Uids will tie received from
citixfns of the United btutcu, anso
clattons of vuch citizens and corpor
ations organized under the luws of
the L'nlUU States, or any tSlate, Ter
ritory of district thereof, only, lip
on appi ication of a u uallfled pur
chaser tle timber on any lenal sub
ilivlslon will be offered separately
.beforu being Included n any offer
of a laiKer unit. T. It. 7 W..
H-'c. 3, Lot 1, red fir DJtiO M., red
cedar 75 M, Lot t red fir irl'S M-,
red cedar 20 hi., none of the timber
on these lots to be sold for lvn I
than IJ.00 per M. T, 2J a.. It. 10 W.,
ec. 35, HVV14 bV4 red fir 420 M.,
second growth fir K0 M , white fir :
40 M, white cedar 240 M ,
HU'-Vi red fir 170 Al., second growth;
fir :ou M., white fir &0 M., white!
cedar 100 M NW4 rJK'i red fir 140
M., second Krvvtii fir 240 M., white:
c.diir 40 M.. fBW',4 HE'4 ri fir lioo
M., second growth fir 80 M., white i
cedar 40 M., none of the timber on 1
th'se tracts to be solo! for 1ch than'
$ J.uo per M. for the led fir, $1.00 per
M. ffr tho s-cond Krowth fir; u0
cents per M. for tbu white fir and
7.0J per M. for the white cedar. T.
11 H.. It. 1-' W., Hue. 13, NK'a sNKVi
yellow fir 3o M . hnilok 100 M.,
WVi.4 MI'i yellow fir 3n0 M., hem-
loc k 100 M., ni'iie of the timber on
ttp'se tracts to be sold for less than I
per M. for the yellow fir and j
50 cents per M. for tho hemlock. 1
T. Kit H. It. 12 V., H c. l, m 1 red !
fir &-0 M, not to be sold for less 1
than $2.:-U per M. T. 20 H., It. 1 W..
Sec 6. Lot 1 red fir itno M., It 2 I
red fir i:i0 il none of the timber
on these lots to be Sold for lens than I
$.7E per M. T. 17 H. U. 7 V.( tiec.
,J.J. HWU SW'A red fir IM20 M re.i
c. d.ir b hi., none of tint timber on !
this trii't to tie sold for 1ih tlum
$:.! per M. for the rrd fir and $I.r0
()t Al. for tiie red cetlar. William'
Spry, (ninmliwionr.
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
417-18-19 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491
By WINNER
WANTED To rent Or boy a C mel
ody saxaphone. Phone 106-L.
LilESSMAKING Myrtle Sparks
313 So. Stephens St. Phone 163 J.
LADY with girl of i would like
work In private family. Phone
32a It.
WANTED Girl wixhes to do bo.e
work. Address "Housework, care
News-Kevlew.
WANTED Girl to assist with
housework and care ot children.
Mrs. A. H. Marsh, Looking Glass,
Ore. Phone 1SF22.
W AN Ttl Small 5erdf"gooJ
sheep. Could use about 25 two
year old steers. Address Dog
6C8 or phone 419-Y.
WANTED FursTTghest prices.
With L. F. Wilsoa, Hood Tlra
Shop, opposite News-Review. A
F. Shields.
FOR RENT
i
HOUSB for rent. Partly furnished.
Inquire 305 K. Douglas St.
FOU KENT 3-room furnished
apt. close In. 208 E. Douglas St.
FOR KENT Sleeping room and ga
rage at i.i w. Douglas St.
FOR KENT i furnished house
keeplng rooms. 246 No. Rose St.
FOR KENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 208 . Court
St.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
3 rooms, close In, no children,
$26 a month. Phone 247-R.
FORnrniNT3rni"sh?d rooms, ln
cludlng water, light and phone.
Inquire 426 Floed St.
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
apartment 119 West Lane Street.
Gas range, bath, toilet. Wash
room. Hot and cold water furnish
ed. 123.00. No children. O. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST Lady's tan gauntlet glove;
Tuesday. Finder please returx, to
this office.
LOST Woman's leather purse.
Finder please return to Roseburg
'Steam Laundry, and receive re
ward.
LOST Small bunch of artificial
flowers in business district Moo
day. Kinder please return to this
office.
COST fox houutH female, whlta
with black spots ,aud blaclt
specks. Last seen near Rice Hill
on Monday, Dec. 15. Reward. Er
vfn Rice. Oakland, Ore. l'uous
1 MISCELLANEOUS " I
MONEY To loan on first mort
gage Jay W. Wright. Mllo. Ore.
(JAR OWNKK Don't forget U
call (53 when In noed ot auU
parts. Bartri Auto Wreckin
House,
O U Al'tANTEED work at reduced
prices, (let your car overhauled
while the low price Is on. Fords
$15 complete. Others in propor
tion. Regular price after Feb. 15.
.Coos Bay Junction Oarage. Car
repairing. Illacksmlthing acces
sories, gas and oil.
WOOD
Fine, Old Growth Fir
JOHN E. HATFIELD
Phone 3F11 Olxonvlllt
SPECIAL
Cuittnrd's Cr. Chocolate
25c a lb.
Cuittnrd's Cocoa 30c a lb.
Lipton's Cocoa 30c a lb.
Economy Grocery
Phone 63
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleanir, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothe
in Roseburg
OsKjIlns. on,
Wstet and Alt
METAL.
Won't Leak.
10 OaL to 10,000 CsL
AkrU. Oct Out PricMw
Churchill Hdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
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