ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1923.
Classified Section
Just Arrived
WOULD DIE BUT
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
Another car of Corn. Take it from
. the car at $53.00 ton.
Set U First on Land Plastar. A better plaster at a tower price.
Special Stover Feed Grinder $35.00
12 in. Plow $10.00
. Alfejfa Hay Extra Choice
See Ua First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG
&MA6U
ftA$CJA6U
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. ,M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician, 12SW. Lane St.
DONALD-R. GIBBS, Dentist.
Phone 401 212 Perkins Bldg.
team
KIDS
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j FRfcSH AND NEW-1
Your shirt waist and bis
shirt should take a trip to
this laundry and return.
They will demonstrate
to you our expert ability,
our polite manner of serv
ing and our moderate -prices.
We Invite you to
do this.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburg. Ore.
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m uodn ijoo ttoX op mo4
WINE
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
I NOTICE H
I Good Cars, Cheap mase your
own terms. See
L. R. Chambers
HIGHWAY SERVICE
GARAGE
Phone 478
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LAUNDRY
sHD SHIRTWAIST TOO-- I
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Milk
Pasteurized
IN THE BOTTLE
Is not exposed to the
atmosphere until breach
es your home which
jruarnntecs purity to you.
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PHONS 11 1
OAKLAND
SERVICE g
These are the three out- - E
standing virtues ot our W
service. There are many j
details that make It the Q
(lawless thing our present a
customers find it. We
guarantee satisfying re-
suits. g
"We aim to please.'' &
H.S.French
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220 . y
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City School Superintendent M.
S. llamra returned today alter
having spent two weeks in Call-
iuiu.o 6"s
tainlng to the operation of Jun -
lor Colleges. Ho visited and con-
1C1 1 uu wuu uiiiLiaia at tut, uu.
varsity of California, San Jose,
and inspected the work boiug
done at San Mateo, Modesto and
Sacramento. Generally speaking
the people ot California are very
enthusiastic over the Junior Col
lege .plan, Mr. Hamm states, and
it Is working very satisfactorily!
In that state, lie made a veryl
careful study into the nature of:
buildings, the needs for the:
establishment of the course, the
financial operation, and the mo- HIUiiiNU, aiinn., Jan. .
thods used In conducting thelPolico todny had under exttml -
schools. Ke will make a full and i
; detailed report to tho- board atjtors written in
a subsequent meeting.
BORN
Ml'RPHY To Mr. and Mrs.. A.
A. Murphy, Monday, Jan. 5, 1924, a
HI pound daughter.
Catch coal at pages. It makes you
cough but once.
o
Here's the Way
to Keal Rupture
A Marvelous Self-Home-Treatment,
That Anyone Can Use on
Any Rupture, Large
or Small,
Costs Nothing to Try
RnpturtMi people nil over the
rouiurv aro amazed ut the ttlimmt
miraculous ri-rniiln ut a simple
Mftliuil Imi- rupture tliat in betiiK
fnt tra- to itil who write ftr it.
This rcnurkaliiri Huptiirt; System in
,me of tlie Kre;Ut'Kt hlt-sshiKs -vi-r
oifored to rupturt-d niuii.'wijinen anu
children. It in bt-inir pronoumtd the
ne7 dii -
niowt f ucct'flBful Metiiou
covered, and nmkcH th
U4u ut
trusBeo or uuiiporu unneceMsai y.
.No natter now Dud tne rupiure
ho ' onz you hove hid It. or now
hard to hold; no matter how many
kinds or ti n you nave woni. ui
- nolhtnv pre ' dt you frt-ui Kelt m K
I this KLlCii TKl'.ATMU.NT. W n. tm r
'you ti.Tn. ytm re paft help or buve
I I rupture us tariff an ur Iit.ts,
ihis muiit.s .Sttm nlil eo fun-
' irt-l it iinO ktep l it'idp a to
I surprise v.iu wirti Ha tuuKw infl.i
i .-n . it will so ht.-!p yo.i restore il e
prtn where th rjptur- ctxtis
i throiich th.it toon jt-u will be its
mr.
' frev to worlt nt any .-vupati.n iti
'thouKli you had never bc.;i ruptur'
Von nn l;ave a free trial of t:ii ants payroll.
MV$WS, Vog Strlbeorgla school
inf., ?M n I u. I mtthi limit... IK,
Irrlon n.
V. S.-nil 1.
ini n y. i m
I '..'list." AuXlr
tlio ! 1 St "t vruir lite.
TUBBY
IC4V MOM SPIDE.RV I
AWFUL ICK HtWtviMT)
AT SCHOOL VEVTERDNT
AM IIHMMK I OtlvJWTA
dO ANi'CWBER WIMUP
"TOO (Of. INStEAO OF
GCW TO SCHOOL
'1 V -.) Cl ," 'Irlt, ,li I
EstablUbing oiea on a higher
plane of efficiency thus enabling
him to carve out a place In the
busy, throoblng business world
where service and competence
will earn their Just reward. Is m. ..tti. in ih.lt n
having more and mora altuntlon acme to find that Jims mother tx
t, .i,. ,urani,l .n.t beets to ruls their lives. Cynthia
industrial organisations through-
out the country.
The old way ot measuring a
man's qualification by the ex
tent of bis physical endurance,
has passed out of use In the big.
progressive Institutions ot today.
A notable illustration ot the ex
nerilenev r.f mka tralnln.? is
found in the selling orgaliuatoa
of the local J. C. Penney com-
pay Store very nurou ipu.
This nation-wide institution oti'Poka to hi wife. Cyntala Jumped
rt snarl ment stores with its 571
co-operating manvber stores, not
ouiy looks carefully to Its mu
Lower, but in a very deflaile
vi At, trains men and women
all the requisites ot success
merchants and salespeople
The company has long main-;
tnlned an educational depart-
i course which are instrumental in'R
creating a desire in tne minus oi.it.
I Its associates for advancement in
' the higher Ideals ot service to
one another and to the public at
: large. It materially helps tbein
. to attain that desire.
Therefore. It is aulte natural!
, ... . .tihi w.. rieltirhtfiil fVml im n V " com
ma! ine cu-pan uvr-uiauagci d
this great organization should
assemble, at Atlantic City next
month for a four-day inspires
tlouul convention when man
building, self-building and the
man power in business will be
discussed by some of the most
able sneakers In the country.
W. B. Strawn, manager of the
J. C. Penney company store, will
attend the convention, leaving
Thursday night. January loth,
and will Join the other
managers at Portland, Friday,
January 16. accompanying the j
... , - .. ; i i. , 1 1 ... , ..ra,
puny m a niickiai unuim,
from this state, who will attenu
the New York convention.
Jugt arrlved carloaa of page
Fcnc8 Squftre Deal Fence and
Monarch galvanized ucd Top, uaro
wlre. us for pl.lccs. steams
& chenowcth, Oakland. Ore.
LETTERS ARE HELD
nation mora iiinii
feminine hand
and rouna in a truna Deioub...b
to Francis X. lternard, who ' -
led nimseir alter wouuuiub
Lora Palmer at Madison, Wise,
yesteraay. .
The letters were signea witu
different names, police said, but
all were in the same handwrit
tlng. They found them in Ber
nard's rooming bouse last night,
but except to say they contained
many affecUonato phrases re-
fused to reveal their contents.
itettriii. in.... ..ov
ed from Madison, Wis.,
these of earlier dates
included
some mailed from Paris.
Sportdgraphs
Knute Rockne's galloping horae
men trotted close to half the clr
cumforpnee of the earth in quest
of football honors durlne the past
season. They visited states In cll-S
mates ranKinff from 40 degrees
above at Princeton, N. J., to 90 de
grees above at PaBariena, Cal.
In winning 10 games from ren
rspntAtives in every section of
tht rnitntrv Notre Dame traveled
i 10.500 miles. One sixth of the sea-
non was spent in run man cam,
I Three of the games, Army, rrinco-
toQ 8lanford uke ln railway
. iha o f.in. mil en.
I UIUI h Vl '
EmU Irish Meusei. wants ouL Griffith, commissioner of aih -
iMiiurr, sam tu u .uuv ,
Browns of the American giie is
National, according to officlsls of
the New York club, Meusei has
Leusei HUB
bn mentioned as part of several
trad s this winter, but according to
hTf. , !7S"1 k , ., A r
a full fledged member of the Oi -
U"y iiK"t uvavj wi-iih, niu i.vi, s
formidable foe in boxing Jimmy i
iin-y!.. '.ul.
protege or
Mike Oibhons, at Grand Rapids,
A HEUO DEAR CALLED SPI0EC.'
MOTWE'r? OTrtE PHOaJE AMD SHE
SAID HE WOULD LIKE. VOO To
. . .,r -f. , ,j lulTLl .111C.T
THftTS A FlfOE SPIRIT1
CHESTER BUT VouU
HAME TJ 60 LMER.
TO MISS SCHOOL U
v TO DV J
1
WT.
WBO'I WHO AND WHAT'S
BAPPKNKO
CWTHU and JIM LELAXD.
rebele; Jim's devotion to his mother
Ulnd. him. Cynthia, meets
H1UL. GRAHAM, an old friend.
and Invites him home tor the night.
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
VIM BREAKERS AHEAD
,
I
TNTHIA!"
Jim Inland's voice was
"" """ r
g? VW i' . ?
V
cried, as she saw
who it was who
' J JK-y'j
had spoken. "I
was getting tired
Lsv'aiu.
of waiting up
tor you, even
VIOLET DARE
though Phil waa
auch dellghtfu
company.
"That was quit apparent that
mented Mudame Leland icily, ac
knowledging Cynthia's Introduction
of Phil with a curt nod. She turned
to her son wearily. "And now,
James, If you don't mind taking me
upstairs "
Jim took her arm and escorted her
up the wide stairway, sh leaned
on him heavily, pausing once or
twice as if she had strength to go
no further.
Cynthia turned to Phil Oraham
with wide eye.
"If she feels so III ns that, would-
n't you think she'd rather stay home
ih.n mm. hem" .he whisDered.
- -
His face had flushed nnirrily t
Mudnme Inland's grrptln; , he
swung round now on hts heel and
started for the front door.
"You must let me leave ot once.,
Cynthia," he said as he put on hlsl
coat, "They don't want me here,
and I can't possibly stay. I
"Phil!" Cynthia ran after him
and laid one hand on his shoulder.
"Don't you oe that you must stay?
Atfcr all. I'm married to Jim, and
this Is my home. I can't let anyone
treat me as she has."
"But I can't atny, when I've al
most been thrown out." he pVoteated,
"I'm your hostess: I asked you to
come. It Isn't my fault if one of my
husbands Kuets is rude to vou."
t .n.,.r. milptlv. "And I can He
how hard thlngI muM i,, for you
hfre if a shame. But honeetly.
Cynthia, you'd better Just let mo go.
Give your husband any reason you
hlm , KO, a ,eieKrnm and
,,, caled nway or anything else
fnnk othat won.t maH
ph1 ,f you g0 ,. g0 too, Cyn.
thl cr)ed taking hold of his nrm,
, .... , . tv h. nd b.
treated so. Jim's mother must real
ise that this Is my home, even If she
did give K to us."
Neither of them realized that Jim
wag tandln)f nt thB hrnd of
stalrJ e larted d,)Wn lmvy
nrnh!lm bent and k,,,d
irv-.ui. Tiirhtlv on ton or her head.
i it
I ft J&jM turned and
inl'.t f lr""W4 ruse at once,
ill lit ZV. "Oh. Jim. I'm
4 homer uynima
niio"- " ; "... ... ,., ..
inn
with angry tears.
"Phil's gone," cho told hfm (ibrnpt
y. "And I enn't blame him, aftor
the way your mother acted."
"Have yon pnuwd to consider the
way you acted?" he asked. "Mother
and I came in to find you-prnct!mlly
In Graham'B arms, at thin hour nf
Mich., January 21. Pe Laney mado
Gene Tunney, American light
heavyweight champion, Ftep at top
speed to win a ahade decision. le
Laney boxed with the same speed
and puzzling style that mado Gib
bons the phantom of the ring.
Harold 'Ued" Grange, flashy H
Hnnia halfback, chosen for B 11-
American honors on all mythical
elevens, without a doubt was the,iicy, vico president and secretary
outstanding star ot the 1924 sa-lof the canners league of Callforu
son, in the opinion of Major John (ia; Dr. F. F. Fitzgerald of Chicago,
Iptca at thp Washington confer-
i GrjffUh' refereed a dozen
the Washington confer-
games and talked with coaches
from nil sections of the country
. - a-ii tl.lo onnHuvinn.
i.. r.rnir..' nrhlevement In
scoring four touchdowns against
Michigan on long, thrilling runs in
, . ' . ,,,. ..,. ,ho
Blart of the game was the out-
Lsf
I Dance Armory Saturday nigiu.
1 Ulne Devils Muwle.
How
ASOOMAS VOU RE-TLkMED
rCT I J.i. ". HA
Ss
the night.
Jim! Tou know that last tra.
Phil and I were sitting tnere on ta
couch, looking at some kodak pic
ture that he had, and waiting for
you to com. home. Surely there)
was nothing wrong In that."
Jim shruimed his shouldsra. man
turned quickly and took her In hla
arm..
"Forgive me, dear." he begged.
"Mother'a had bad news, and I've
felt ao upeet that I waant respon
sible for what I said to you Just
now. Don't mind, I beg ot you."
"I'm sorry I was horrid." she
snswered quickly. "I should have
understood."
But she could not feel any more
kindly toward her mother-in-law be
cause of the Incident, and rejoloed
the following day when Madame In
land decided to go back to her own
home.
"I came here last night becauaa I
couldn't bear to be alone," ahe ex
plained to Cynthia at breakfast.
"But perhaps It's better for m not
to stay."
Cynthia said nothing, and Madam
Inland departed when Jim went to
his office. Cynthia spent the day
planning for the happy evening that
she and Jim would hav together.
.(ft
Ml
liSB
' Mf in ill
Cynthia tpent the evening alone
with the kitten.
and dressed for It late In the after
noon in her prottirnt frock. They d
make up for the tiff of the evening
before, ehe told herself. But at mx
o'clock' Jim phoned her, regretfully
announcing that be would have to
dine wjlh bis mother.
"She wants to talk over some new
developments of this dllflculty she's
in," he told Cynthia. "And I'll have
to go."
"You haven't even told me what
sort of difficulty it is," Cynthia re
minded him. "Bhall I meet you
there, or will you call for me on the
wny?"
"It's financial matters thAi bother
her," he answered, slowly. "Only
don't let her know that I told you;
she's very sensitive, you know. And
I guess perhaps you'd better not go
with me, dear; she wants to talk
with me alone."
Cynthia hung tip the receiver
abruptly. Her disappointment at
not having the evening alone with
him was fo keen that she wanted to
throw herself down on the floor and
cry. Apparently she wns Just a
strancer ln the family, she told her
self; she didn't really belong in it at
all. fllie sat down to n lonely din
ner, and nftorwnrd spent the eve
ning with only Mark, the kitten, to
keep her company. Try as hard as
ehe could. It was Impossible not to
feel resentful toward Madame Lie
land. h A Firm Receive.
CANNERS ELECT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 8. Elec
tion of officers and adoption of
resolutions will cloie the conven
tion of the Northwest Canners As
sociation hero this afternobn, fol
lowing which the delegates will be
entertained at a banquet.
Speakers on the program this
afternoon include Frestnn McKin-
land Dr. K. F. Meyer cf San Fran
K. t Meyer cr Kan r ran
ctsco. Discussion of vegetable
clsco. DlscuaHc
canning occupied
the convention
t this morning. ,
Preston Mi Kinney, E. E. Chase
nf Itio Viitlnnnl CnnnnrN ASHOnlS'
i tlon and K. V. Sensenich of I'ort-
j laud ar to speak at the banquet
quet tonight.
Don't lorget tho big basUetball
game Tliursilny nlKht, Jan. 8, at tho
High School gym between I'nlver
slty High and Roseburg High. Ad
mission 35 and M cents, I'rellml
nnry at 7 : 1 T, regular game K:15.
KM
Emm
jirwa vm
Inconsiderate, Spider.
tf-..r Crvitx i-r t.tAC
PERFECT LV SAFE FORVW
TO 60 AS HE HAS AX)
:owTA6IOUS DISEASE
ALL RICHT, rZZWZ.
VOO TAKE MV ' V'K
I B(?0KS IM. MOM. V,S:T"
1 AM' I'LL GO ) '
Cril.r.i tr Ln.wJ l....i.Sa.
(Aaudeud rnm Hmmi Wlie.i
DOUGLAS, Aril., Jan. 8.
For 19 riuva and nights S. O.
Taylor, of Douglas, hiccoughed
as regularly as a clock ticks.)
Last night a few minutes afierj
physicians aald he would not
live. Taylor stopped hiccoughing
as suddenly as he began. He will
recover,
Just arrived carload or Page
Fence, Square Deal Fence and
Monarch galvanized Red Top, Barb
wire. Write us for prices. Stearns
& Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore.
(AaocUtrd I'm. Leucd Win.)
PARIS, Jan. 8. A divorce
was granted by French courts
today to Sophia Meldrln Coy
from Edward Harris Coy "Ted
Cov. the former Yale football
stl ar. The two children of the
couule are given Into the mo
thers guardianship. The divorco
was granted on the grounds ot
desertion. Mr. and Mrs. Coy
were married in Ashevllle, N. C
in 1913.
Ashby's Imported Broccoli Seed
Is now ready for delivery, $20 per
pound. Growers should order as
soon as possible, Mrs. N. C. Ash
by, Apt, 6, over Rose Confection,
ery, Roseburg, Oregon.
(Anoctated ftM Lester Wire.)
CHICAGO, Jan. 8. A formal
demand for retraction of certain
statements alleged to have been
made in Henry Ford's publica
tion the Dearborn Independent,
has been mado by Aaron Sapiro
counsel for several farmers co
operative organizations prelim
inary to a projected libel suit for
$1,000,000 against Mr. Ford.
If retraction la not made with
in thirty days, the suit will be
filed in Detroit, Mr. Sapiro said.
In the notice of intention to
bring suit, tho attorney named
E. O. Leibold, vice-president and
treasurer of the Dearborn pub
lication company, W. J. Camer
on, editor, and the Ford Motor
company.
Mr. Snplro alleged ' tbat his
name was linked in a series of
articles with those of Julius Ro
senwald, Otto Kahn. Bernard
llaruch, Albert D. Lasker and K.
Myer, Jr., In charginK him with
participation in an alleged Jew
lHh conspiracy to control Amor
lean agriculture, 'or to organlzo
tho farmers of America in the
Interests of communism."
Mr. Ford was accused by Mr.
Sapiro of approving "an attempt
to destroy ' my participation In
tho co-oneratlve luamoting
movement." The attorney has
been counsel for numerous co
operative , organization notably
n California, he was for a time
counsel for the American Farm
nureau reue.ai.o. ,
ney for co-operative associations
lea by wauon rueet, lormeriy.
of Texas, William Settle of in-
dlana and Frank O. l.owden, for
mer governor of Illinois.
Just arrived carload of Tage
Fence, Bo.ua.re Deal Fence and
Monarch galvanized Red Top. Ilarb
wire. Write us for prices. Stearns
& Chenoweth, Oakland. Ore.
REED6PORT DOY8 HAVE
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
Verne DeMerllt had a rather ex
clllng experience Christmas Day,
when he gut lout while out hunting
up Ihe Schofield river, says the
Fort Umpqua Courier. For several
hours after dark, the young man
was wandering about tho woods.
Finally he and a companion, who
had only brought a sandwich each,
and who were without matches,
came upon the old railroad spur
of the Winchester Hay Lumber
company and followed the rails Into
the cily. Arrangements were being
made to send out a searching party,
when tho young men returned. The
Do.Meritt boy felt tho effects of the I
hardships for several dnya.
DIVORCE GRANTED
IH FRENCH COURT
aoRa-TS1. Vhnts o J-
THE. 0SE OF GOlW "
THEM IF ITMM'T f,
V CATC HIM ? i'A!
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Fir and oak block
wood. Phone 14F2.
GOOD oat and vetch hay for sale,
C. O. Sheppard. Dlxouvllle.
Fm wood wooli ,.foot or 16.
inch wood, l'hone 14Fls,
itoyer
Bros.
FOB SALE Da:ed hay. Kdenbow
er Orchard Tracts. Fred Fisher
Mgr. Phone 26F3.
FOR SALE Bourbon red turkey
toms. Ueorge J. Thomas, Rose
burg. Ore. UL 1, Boi 102.
FOR" SALE Poland " China pigs,
ten weeks old. Four dollars each.
J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Ore.
Foil SALE Box couch and cover,
brown wicker rocker, victrola and
60 records. 410 W. Uouglas St.
PUR"BAXE Mourboh Red toms. Al
so Rhode Island Red roosters. N.
L. Conn, Phone 6F1S. Roseburg,
Ore.
PLANT filbert trees and forget
freezing temperatures. Closing
I out at 130 hundred, li. Johnston,
Saginaw, Oregon.
Foil SALE Fumed oak, leather up
holstered davenport, and two
rockers to match, l'rice (75. 717
W. Lane St
FOiF SALE-Rogistored Holstein
bull. 18 months old. Ail ancestors
have good records. Cheap if taken
at ouco. E. L. PfutfKlddle, Ore.
FOR- SaXE Fresh Jersey cow.
Excellent butter cow. Other cows
for sale. Will trade one for feeder
pigs. 4 miles north on highway,
E. L. Thompson. . R 2, Box 113,
Roseburg, Oregon.
)HESSMAKING Myrtle Spark
343 So. Stephens 8t Phone 353-J.
WANTEUUaed cook stoves and
range at Powell's Furniture com
pany.
WANTED Metal water atoraRe
tank, around 1000 gallons. J. F(
van Alien, uays ureen, ure.
vVTTED 10U head of goats. State
price and particulars ln first let
ter. Write C. C. Long, Cleveland,
Ore,, or phone 10F21.
CUKNf "WANT3K50.00Toan. Oue
year. 8 per cent Interest. Good
security. U. W. louug bun,
Phone 417,
WANTKb Small
herd good
sheep. Could use about 25 two
year old steers. Address Box
668 or phone 419-Y.
NOTICE of sale ot Government
tlmlir ItpncrHl Ljind Office. Wu.ll
ltigton, I. C, Jun. 2, Notlve I.
hvrv'Liy iflven thst .ultject to the
condition, und Mmllutlon. of (he
uct. of June U. 11)16 (.in Klat. 2 1 s )
February lulu U0 Slal., 117U)
and Jun. 4 1U20 (41 Stat., 7o8) und
Uupai Lineiital rcSuiution. of April
14. 19114 (1,0 L. U., 376), the timber
on the following lands will be .old
Kfh. u. lbiln. At lu o'clock s. m. at
public suction ut the V. 8. Land Of-
rice at itiiscourif uri'Bim, 10 ine
hlKhe.t biddr at nut lea. than the
uppral.ed aiue as .liuwn by this
noil.'", .ale to be .ubject to tha ap
proval of the Wccrctury of the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum ef onc-flflh of one
per' cent, thereof, belnK comml.
Hions allowed, mu.t b Uepo.lted at
time of .ale, money to be returned
If .ale is nut approved, otherwise
patent will la.uu for tho timber,
wlilcli mu.t be removed within ten
years, llid. will be received from
cllUens ot the United Ktutes, anso
clallons of sucli citUena and corpor
ations orKaiitied under the laws of
the United hiatus, or any male. Tar,
ritory of district tiiereof, only. Up-
on application of
uutiiiiieu pur-
chaser I
division
chaser the timber on any legal sub-
111 be OIECrea separately
I Ue re being Included In any otter
, f a larieer unit. T. 18 it 1 vv
hc, 3, 1.01 1, rea iir iviti jn
ret!
wi ar "
.ut 2 red Clr 10'JS II..
red cedur 2i) M.. none of the timber
on thee lota to be .old for less
llian 1.1.1)0 per M. T. 2 M., H. 10 W
Sec. HO, 8W'4 SIVK red fir 4:'u M
second growth fir u M., white fir
411 31.. white cedar 2111 M . HK'i
rtW' red fir 170 M., second growth
fir 0 M., whlto fir bo M.. white
cedar 100 M.. Iv' red iir mu
M., second growth fir H43 M., white i
cedar 40 M HW(4 red fir 200!
M., second growth fir 80 M wiiite;
cedar 40 M., none of the timber on
these tract, to be .old for less thani
U.uo per M. for the red fir, tl.00 pur i
M. for the second growth fir; &0
cents per .M. for th. while fir and
17.00 per M. for the Willi" cedar. T.
27 H.. it. 12 V., Kc. 11, NKU NK(4
yellow fir jr.oo M., hemlock loo al.,
MVi Nl-:1. yellow fir .1000 M-. hciu
lork loo M.. none of the timber on'
thene tracts to be sold for lea. than
IJ.&0 per Al. for the yellow fir and ,
r,o cents per Al. for the hemlock.
T. 2H S. It. 12 v. fcVe. sr,. Lot 1 red1
fir 1,20 M.. not to he auld for le.s.
tnsn per ai . o., , .,
See. S. Lot 1 red fir 60 M.. Ixit J
red fir l:tso M., none of the timber
on these lots to be sold for lcs thnn
II. .6 per M. T. 17 S.. It. 7 W., Sec.
,4, HW'A KW red fir 1S20 At., red
c.-'lar 6 At., none of the timber on
this tract to I,, sold for less than
ll'.r.o per At. for the red "r ami l.r,0
pit Al. for tlie red cedar. William
fipry, Commlajilonwr.
By WINNER
WANTED J
WANTED For. Highest prices.
With L. r. Wilson. Hood Tire
Shop, opposite Newa-Bevlcw. &
F. Shields.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Sleeping room and ga
rage at 223 W. louKlaa St.
FOR RENT 4 furnished house
keeping rooms. 246 No. Rose St.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
close in. Inquire at 829 E. Doug
las. Phone 140-L.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
8 rooms, close In, no children,
2B a month. Phone 247-R.
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apt
(15. 2-room furnished apt $12.
Bath, lights and water. Children
taken. 246 So. Parrott.
FOR RENT 2 modern furnished
apartments; bot and cold water;
bath; light and water furnished.
Reasonable price. CaU 427 K
Douglas
FOR RENT 2-room . furnished
apartment 119 West Lane Street
lias range, bath, toilet Wash,
room. Hot and cold water furnish
ed. (23.00. No children. 0. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Automobile license plats
No. 21034. Finder please call 361.
STRAYED fronTWluBton, Monday,
Jan. 5, dog, part Alrdale. Long
curly shaggy hair, very timid.
Reward. Call 2F4. Mrs. Bacher,
COST Holier Coulter from a gang
plow. Close to Coopers place at
Melrose. Finder please nollty
Travis Hoskins, Melrose, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS I
COLE CAR to trade for property,
Wm. Van Uuren.
MONEY To loan on first mors
page Jay W. W right, M llo. Ore.
CAU OWNEH Don't forget tt
caU 663 when ln need ot uM
parts. Bsrtrs Auto WrecklnJ
House.
LAf K MODEL AUTO to trade as
first payment on home. Want
modern home. O. W. .Young &
Son. Phono 417.
MAUCELS 75c. Hours 10 a. m. to
8. p. m. For appointments phone
67-Y, or call at 331 bo. Main St
Mrs. Amy Rogers.
(TUAilXNTEED-work at reduced
prices. Get your car overhauled
while the low price Is on. Fords
$16 complete. Others ln propor
tion. Regular price after Feb. IS.
Coos Bay Junction Garage. Cat
repairing. BlackBmlthing, acces
sorles, gas and oil.
The Umpqua Florist
Cholcs Cut Flowsrs Alwsys
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-F2.
WOOD
Fine, Old Growth Fir
JOHN E. HATFIELD
Phone 3F11 Dlxonvllle
SPECIAL
Cuittnrd'a Cr. Chocolate
25c a lb.
Guittard's Cocoa 30c lb.
Lipton's Cocoa 30c a lb.
Economy Grocery
Phons 63
WHEN L ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Reliable Tailor
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Clesnirg, Prssslng, Alterations
We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg
OtlMIW.
OsKillns, CHI.
Water and Air
METAL.
Won't Leak.
10 OsL 10.000 G.L
Churchill Hdwe. Coi
THE WINCHESTER 3TOR6