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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, FF.HRUARY 4, 1925. LAST CHANCE! To get Nitrate at the cash-in-advance price $60.00 ton Place your orders early for Potash and Phosphate, as our stock is limited and we may not order an other car this spring. ' Seed Oats, extra choice, per 100 ! $2.65 Seed Barley, per 100 ..$2.75 Stock Salt, per 100 '. 1 90c Spuds, per 100. $2.40 Wanted Hay and Straw See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG NOTICE of sale or Government timbwr. General iund Office, Warli ltiKton, D. C, Jan. 2, 19J5. Notice is hareby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the acia or June v, mio iai. zij, . February 26, 1919 (40 Stat., and June 4 1920 (41 Stat., To8) and departmental reKUmtKins ol April 14, C( L. U., 376), the timber on the following la mil will be sold Feb. , V2b, at 10 o'clock a. m. at public auction at the U. S, Land Of fice at Kokjburg Oreicon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of thft Secretary of the In terior. The pjr-l.se price, with an ndditlonul sum ef o: e-fiflh of one p.r cent, inereor, neihR commit bions allowed, mutt be deposited at time of sate, money to be returned If sale Is not approved, otberwlfe patent will Issue fuf the timber, -which must be removed within ten years, bids m-tll be received from citizens of the United beaten, asso ciations of such citizens and corpor ations organized umler th laws of the United Stta, or any State, Ter. rltory of district thereof, only. Up on application of a qualified pur chasrr the timber on any l'tful sub division will be offered separately befoie being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 18 S., It. 7 W., HrM-. 3. Lot 1, red fir 1900 M.. red Cedar 7i M Lot red fir 1&25 M red cedar 20 M., none of the timber on tln-Kc lota to be , sold for less than $2.00 per M. T. 2W 8., H. 10 W., H.H-. 86, HV HV red fir 420 M., Iecond growth fir 80 M., white fir ii M white cedar 240 M., FE4 BWV4 red fir 170 M., second growth fir 200 M., White fir 60 M., white cedar 10U M, NV SEVi red fir 140 M., second growth fir 240 M., white cedar 40 M., SW'hi HK red fir 200 M., second growth fir 80 M., white cedar 40 M., none of the timber on these tracts to be sold for less than $J.i0 per M. for the red fir. $1.00 per M.1 for the second growth fir; 60 cents per M. for the white fir and $7.00 per M. for the white cedar. T 27 8., It. 12 W., Sec. 13, NKU yellow fir 3Ftn) M., hemlock 100 M., NW4 NU yellow fir 3'M0 M.. hem lock 100 M., none of the timber on these tracts to be sold for lew than $.50 per M. for the yellow fir and 60 cents pur M. for the hemlock. T. 28 S. It. 12 V., Sec. 25. Lot 1 red fir 6'0 M., not to be sold for leg than $2.50 per M. T. 20 S., It. 1 W.. See. f. Lot 1 red fir 160 M., Lot 2 red fir 130 M.. none of the timber on thexe lots to be sold for less than 11.76 per M. T. 17 S., 11. 1 W., Sec. ,3:t. SW'i NW4 red fir 1820 M. red cedar 5 M., none of the timber on 1.1- K rl I.h tVtin J.f0 per M. for the red fir and $1.60 I ger jo. ror ine rea ceuar. v uitaui pry. Commissioner. Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqu HoteJ Cleaning, Pressing. Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg Fruit and Vegetable Diet Is the Best All our canned goods are of superior quality, nnd you can, by ordering here, have any vegetables or fruit at any time of the year. Try us. Economy Grocery Phone 63 Grit Has Sharp Corners cuts, fabrics. A piece of grit under the microscope shows its sharp corners. Our dry cleaning removes all these particles and saves the material. OAKLAND PROMPTNESS Operating a larpe fleet of tiuek;i, wo are enabled to render emorpency trans portation service under 11 conditions. Please 'phone us and Ret result at' prices extremely loir? "We Aim to Please" H.3. FRENCH' TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. PHONE 220 " . -rrtWr&- VJ"1-A Reflex1; Slicker i s tne wei wea tner service uniform ' t?& forthereAularmen S'mv..: who make every esr-i aay counr AJ TOWtR CO. DOSTON 44f44444 4 HAT MATERIALS Hat frames, hat straw cloth and braids, hat trimmings, big lino of quality.goods at C'arr's. $ believe we have the big- 4) 4 gest selection in Roseburg, 4) 4 Come in nnd see this year's 4) beautiful offerings. DOCTORS SAY 7 Pnyslriini wars afJntt Rtt lectins cotifht ind coliia snd tell of the tricus lung com lliestiom that may rcattlt. Lsdiag phyti tin now srttcribe BAL8AMEA far all bron chial tftactiofl. Wall known Or. BenJ. f. Craotrea. Andertos, Me., writes: "I ue It xclualvcly for my practict and my family. It la quick, aura and asfa is Its actio like sothlsi cha." Toward the end of the Influenza epidemic s E"v?rnment phrsiriatr noticed that a tribe of hi'llnna In NfTada. by the u; of nil? from a rfltive plant were Immune from tbe raTHi:ea of li.rliK'nu. He owi those mln Aincnif hit white pntUnti nnd then (n a bonplul orer flxwlnr with "rlrath" rases. Ntns of the reunite iwejit W.ts world and fr si-mc time It 15 nt pusiMf to bukjiIj the di-manrt, RAI.SAMKA ri'tnl'lncs lce ptir vin'!;ibte nit lit a t'lf'tai't 5rup. It cirts nilr.irul.-ua rt'itultn In f xir wiiv; 1. It so-thi-i the In flamed nirnibraneH and re-Meren irntatton. 2. It iiirreaitc nerri'tlnn of nuiiini otk! pcnmtg f.tsT exiieptdr.ilion. 3. It ntlmutnlrN port' f the akin tn throwing off txdr poUnnn d 4. It strikes at the cause, guickiy- checklni gt-rm a-iliD. tn nt mnf'i tt with ttHlnnrv bnNam couth vrups that are only p " ifimz nvnira nntl tin nl r to tli? hae of the tr-iuble. Vnllke n Vr roih rpme-1 "a HAI.SAMKA Is frre from c"al tar and other !i;rrrful nir cotif. I'kiinnt to take and absolutely safl to riTS ti rn'ltlnn. Bv niire v .u tet B.AL-PA-MH-A with thl picture of t'f I' d.sn on tl.e n,'k.ice. Guar anteed lo reiip'' any cufh, no matter frnin h4t raii:-. r v-'ur money hack. All dnu glU sell UALSAMEA. in KuHHiHirg buy It from Chapman's time S'ore. CHRONIC COUGHS TUBBY s 1 '-'s . a. i s lit it Airit nc io .ik . as. h.mb' im This M ABOVE OuR FURNACE - t C&.MT CO AKTC I H1FO OUi , IF I MAKE ANYVlCMSE MOM'U F'H ME AH'yjtMP ME iG AM IF I VjlLl ARKEST ME vT CLE VOWDOVJ DOVsiM NO CASE AGAINST O'CONNELL'S MATES AND COZY DOLAN f AMtatd h Laawd WtrO NEW YoKK. JVb. 4 Jimmy O' Ouniu'll, blacklisted in f lei tier of the Nt-w York Giant , may be puilty by his confession of violat ing the New York state laws cov ering baseball bribery, but (here In no case against Cozy Do lan, former coach, also banished from the jranie, arvordlnjc to the repurt of the district attorney's inveaujEa-1 tlon into the scandal made public j today. I The report disclosing that no ! now evidence has been unearth d to alter the case as ft stood I a ft fall, follow In k the expulsion of ()' Connell and Dolan by Comuiissirn er Landis, also reiterates that there is no gound for implicating Koss ' Young. George Kelly and Frank Frisch, Giant, stars, name! by O'ConneU as havins knowledge of the deal but exonerated by Lan dls. Pimply! Well, Don't Be People Notice It. Drive Them Off With Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. A pimply face will not embarrass ; you much Ion t;er tf you got aj packace of Dr. F.dwanis' Olive . Tuhlels. The skin should begin to j j clearnfter you have taken the tub-1 I lets a few nights. i Cleanse the blood, bowels and ; i liver with Dr. KdwardV Olive. Tab-j 1 lets, the succeftstu! suiistiluto for i calomel; there's no sickness or i pain after taking' them, t Dr. Kdwaids' Olive Tablets do i that which calomel does, anX as effectively, but (heir notion i gen tle and safe instead of severe and irritutinp. No one who takes Olive Tablets Is ever cursed with a "dark brown taste." a bad breath, a dull, list less, 4'no good" feeling, constipa tion, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vege table compound mixed with olive oil;, you will know them by their olive color. Iir. Edwards spent years anions patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tab lets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See bow much better yon feel and look. 15c and 3dc. LEWIS BEATS MONDT, BUT DRAWS HISSES (Ataocutcd 1'ren Leu-wl Mtne.k i CHICAGO, la., Feb. 4. Ed. "Strangler" Lewis, former heavy weight wrestling champion in his first appearance since bis defeat by Wayne "Big" Munn, deleated Joe "Toot" Mondl, Greeley, Col., here last night. -Mondt won the second fall in 37 minutes. Lewis won the firm in 47:05 with a series of head locks. In the third fall,, Lewis was sent to the mat several times and succeeded in applying his winning headlock after a flying leap at his opponent. CalcalM greeted the introduction of Lewis as world's champion. Munn, who was present, was hailed with cheers. WHITE SOX EYE 'PENNANT WITH HIGHEST HOPES CHICAGO, Feb. A. A first divis ion club and possibly a pennant contend r is the aim of Eddie Col lins, new inaiiHK'T of the Chicago : American lrapuo team. If en thusiasm and dope are any criter ion the White Sox may prove .to be the "Hark Horse" in the 1325 peu- ; nant drive. Collins declares the. ,club "will "finish where It be- , longs." j Four of the recent American league pennant winners were pi tloted by first year manager.. Collins is plt&HJ'd vvith his club land Is depj-mliiiK upon two men, Plirher Ted Illankenship and Out fieldfr Johnny Mostil. With Talk l and Hooper occupying the other i outfield berths, the new pilot be 'lieves his troubles there have been solved. He also has Art h ben con and Elsh as substitute fly I catchers. The shortstop position, the weakest In the club last season, 1 seems to be well cared for w;b Ike l)avis, former Columbus American Association play r. , Collins believes he has a ! strong line of substitutes. I There are four bft handtd 'pitchers on the roster ;itd Collins , Is hopeful of developing one who would be able to take hit 1um with thrf .risht liandert. The ouihpaws are Mike Cvengres, Foreman, Iiavenport and Ash. The ri'ht handt rs rn the roster are Fa her, Thurston, Hobnrtsun, Connally. Lyons, Plankenship, everette, Manguin and Stet n- graafe. William Kannn, $luO,0MO const ci E Room FOUKia ntU ALL UST IL AKi I FOR RrAyiy- Aw NY 60 OUT THE HERES FOR BaEtVKI ocqr nf WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S HAITKNED CYNTHIA LErjN'iyS hiwNin.. Jim. hus jtone to Honolulu shortly after their inarrUwja, follow Intf a mUundertandinK with his wife, and hus taken his mother with hun. leaving I'ymhia to fnee theidiaap pro vii 1 of her aister-Ui-luw, LOUKLLA, and all her world. Cynthia turns to CKCILK MALCOLM, leader of the town's gayest set, nnd uccepts the friendship of NO Kb GAUlNKR. the town's black shoep, goln with them to n ii.d- Inter he-uue party at Cecllc's tuountutn cabin. TODAY'S INSTALMENT XXXI PLAYING WITH DANGER CTXTHIA and Noel Ourdner made then way ailowly up a slightrlse of ground near the cabin; then, as they came to un trodden snow over which, a erust hnd h:trd- W ."V t ened. they went fit -V'5iJ- J-tS fmiw 51v '-y;Vl skis made al-Vi-jiM'" t--'t'rii most no sound, 1 T4mV "f trf most no sour ) and save for t f.vM;t' ' occasional n " ; j tlin.a of a bmn the rus- re was nhno- te quiet all bout-lheni. It was a nWht ;VIOLET DAR? of white) magic; the lnonlU-ht vaa so bright that an air uf un reality lay over everything. Cynthia, as she went skimming down a ion, ensy hill, felt as if the were llylns throuxh the wlne-Uke air. Oh. Isn't this perfect?" she cried to Nt-ol, when the;- had reached tlie tot turn and started up the net bill. "I've never known anything S"co It." Neither have I he replied, nnd Ms deep olce made th? words tlouhly signitloant, as rhe knew he h. td meant them to .Le. Hurriedly shi tried to find a safer suVovt. Si:o did not wnnt Noel to rerew i. ls love-maMne. 'It's so beautiful here; these r.ine woods are magnificent," she ex claimed. "I've often been in Cana la for the winter eports. but never rnvo I known anything moro wo.i tlTful than this." Ie.termlnly she pinned the con rorsntlon to a discussion of thr scenery, as they climbed the hill When they had readied the top n.irV paused a moment for breath touched her arm lightly. ' Look isn't that incredibly low ly?" he demanded, with n gesture toward the moonlit world that lay telow them. She knew that there wero other cabins in the vicinity of Ceclle's. but from that hill they eould see no sign of human life; only the woods, with tfjHr beautiful evergreens, so heavy with snow that some of them weru tfXe wlilto tents, and the Ion.r. un troken sweep of snow that marked the long hill. "I feel as If wo could sail straight down this hill Into Heaven," he said r'owly. "I'd like to do that to ome n cropper nt the end, and wlini up my life riuht titer1; knowing that I'm with yon In the only thins; th.ti menns anything to me, Cynthl.i. and Bince you can't Fee your w;iv clear to beinp with me rhvas, I don't care about coin: on. "Oh, Noel don't!" she r-W -Surely 1 can't mean thu r.v r you." "But you do. Every eth r I've ever known has -H. -me bitterly. You're di.;.r e them all. I know that I f you as i could a man end 1 ship you as if you were n c-' hxtgun third baseman, who stif fered a slump In his batting but season, Is expected t(t coL'JiariJ the hot corner. Karl Shee.y wl'l return to the Initial sack. fob lins will return to the Kt'.-Hoiie sack. Hay Schnlk nnd Clyde flrouse will nrobahlv do the bulk of ih. catching. KHIy Lauder, former basoball coach, has been signed a coach and nssistant to' Collins. The club as a Viole will mfce on a college atmosphere. n ad dition tn the collegiate foarh and M tnairer Collins, there ate live i r more men w:!h university txp'T-ien-n. there include Charlie Hide ertson. Lib Kn'lk, "lied" Kab--r. Harry on per, from California and Tel Lyons. WHEN IN ROSEDURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua True Friendship. iw twis oi e er?)C TIVF TOr F iPDF M M( CAMPIN MY OLE SLIflG IHCT' m .'IS -JrLZ" : ' ; i i j - e sIb "I'm not, though rm Just a ''tnan," exclaimed Cynthia, taking rfux In flippancy., She felt that sl-e couM. iot trut heraulf. Noel h;ul never appealed to ber so "imngly before na he bad la that moment. Hhe did not know how much w:ia due to the mnglu of the( ni-.l.t nnd hew much to her feeling for him. but she was resolved nut 'o Mrd out. 8he did not want to :ire fr Noel. Turntittf abruptly, she started loun the hill. It was rery steep, and her and there slight hum tiMt'us ithowed where tree stumps or iti.-ill hushes were concealed by Ute i;"W. Treea grew in scattered clumps en the Incline, and at the -Milium wan a thickly wooded area, ihrou'h which no uth was visible. "Letter take it easy," Noel called -s she went daubing down the hill. ' You can't be too sure of a bill like i Ms." Cynthia went skimming on. bal ancing perfectly, so well poised that she was hardly conscious of helping h-Tclf with the pole that she held 1 i - h 1 1 y. On, on. so fa nt that she reined to bo Railing through the moonlit air Instead of on the ground. She could not help wishing that Mhe toulj go on like that forever; .... .... "Oh. itx't tht pericctf h cried. she ffdt as If she were flyin? through a dream world. Noel was some where In hind her. She hardly real ised that he was there. Kaster and faster she went as the hill becam stet'per. She was coin ing Into the wooded space new. l'erhops it would he better to slow Inwn n bit, Hhe told herself, return ing to renlttv. ft a when she was go ing nt fueh u rata it was a bit bard lo HU-er sometime. And th tr bnil such a way of bobbing up just when she dhl'.i't evpect them. A warning shout came from Noel; nhe could nut underji.nd wHat he said, but slip knew that he was tell ing In r to r:o (dower. b'he thrnrit ojt with her pointed stick, did evcr?'t!.';:g she could lo slacken her pace, fihe felt now us If some ttl-int b d thrown ber through sp:!CO. r.iid ftnthlng could stop her. Yet sl.e was not ufraiC jAftrr all. It didn't m?r what ha i pen'"'. This was r furious! And tiien, suddei,!;', Nol. who wns close behind her, c;M out anl tswrved sharply to on :.1de. Tor Oyn'lilJt had some! tow caught one Jjlil li the itndTtTush, her body bad (iW.Mi: sharply around nnd gorcw j .-'. .j-.. ino n tree c turn p. She c: I?im;Tv, like a rng Cy.l - hiir. With a henrr v"o I t h re w h imnett ' r and gently lifted I. ' '-rt Together. CLARKE BEAUTY SHOPPE ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. I-ila nialot-k, of Ran ! Francisco. tmirVell:-r and beau- ! ly operator, will be at Ihe ) iieauly Shnppo in the KlIz- man building, 12!) Nor Jackson 4 ; St. Anyone v. ho has had one ! of her beautiful and long last- i itlif marcel ulll he nh-Hsed e j to know ih I. she has n turned ' to Kopobur,; for an indefinite stay. Fur appointments phone ' i 2i(i-J. . ! 4 1 APRON SPECIAL , ) Largo variety of styles fn ai sco'it. perral". lights arid darks, j fir.il clas, veil made npnttis. j Fancy trimmtd with rfc rac or , bi.'i.s. .Medium and laige ni.in, i 'l liene are big values. Can's. "To S.EC HIM Am HWE l-MMatl I ME Ort GcV. ViHAT FUM W(: l llf..it-C Crt 1 M , Okl! flit lliyill.rt1 I fAY iJw'.tL AK SEE VJWVT 1 f-.'.M J V.sxoor win r.YSL.jf. i,-K 1 '.J"" mm l mm UmwML ROSEBURG WINS SLOW CONTEST FROM CDQUILLE High School Team Take Basketball Game From Visitors 17 to 8. OAKLAND DEFEATED Second String Players Win From Oakland High Team by Score of 29 to 7. Paskethall fans witnessed a slow and rather uninteresting game last night when the Hose burg high school defeated Coquillo by a score of 17 to 8. AlthouL-b iKith teams fought hard, the contest was devoid of excitement, nnd was a slow, dragging spectacle. The game was featured by a great deal of running back and forth across the floor, with poor basketshqoting on both sides. Hoth teams were playing a Btrongyr de fense game thu,n offense, anu con sequently little basketuhooting was attempted. Husty Irwin, a veteran player with the high school, was back In uniform last night and played tbe greater part of the game. Irwin was not carrying enough subjects last semester to qualify fur the team, but this semester Is doing sufficient work to entitle him to a place on the squad. The Kosehurg team this year Is exhibiting one strong point and that is ability to convert fouls. Last year's team was very weak in this regard, and lost at bast one close game because free throws could not be turned Into scores. Last night, however, out of seven free throws, Koseburg secured five points. In fact, the local team made the first four points of the game off fouls, before a field bas ket was thrown. Hockley was high point man for Roseburg, making five points, whllo Just was second with four. Wilson, with five points, was high for Coquille. The main game was preceded by a fast preliminary between Hose burg's second team and Oakland. These two teams wer evenly matched, and put up a hard fight. Koseburg however, exhibited a much butter. ability In shouting and won the game 21) to 7. The lineup for the main game was as follows: Koseburg (7) Port. CoVjuille (K) Irwin (1) O Wilon (5) Fleckley (5) C (llle (1) : K Pulford (2) Collins (2) K- Klchmond HelliwHl (.1) K... Simmons Just (4) (1 Moaler Perrin (11 (i It leu Ml U liftird Refereo. Edlund; Scorer, liurr; Timekeeper, llamm, NOTICE Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble Club No. 41) will meet at the home ol Mrs. Iturton M 9 tfi N. Jackson St Friday, Feb. 6, at 2 p. m. Order of the President, PINE BEETLE CAUSING GREAT TIMBER LOSSES POTlTLAf D, Ore., Fob. 4 -HTnited Press ) Destruction by the pine beetle hi the Western vrM'jw pine forests of Oregon dur ing 19L'4 mounted to 3ou,oo,(MiO board feet, eonservatlvety valued at II.mimhhmi, accoriling to figures recently compiled by A. J. jT'tilckn In charge of the insect control worlt for the district forest office. "The rapid Increase in the value of pine Ktutnpage lias resulted in a growing interest hy timber own ers In protecting against ih1 beetle," Jaenlcke said. "Forest experts are devoting much lime to researe i work a;ong Ibis line." A similar insect, known as tbe mountain pine htt-lle, is killing thoitftamM of sens of lodge pole pine and considerable yeilow pine In Klamath. Lake, Ih-Hchuto. Orant, Cmiitilla, Itak'-r, l iiion ami Wallowa counties, .laenicke huid. llecjitlHe of the relative low value ff loilge pole nnd the large quan lltieM infected at one time, control methods of this spm-les are not considered practical. "The most pcrioui aspect of Hie lodi:e pole infection.-".' Jaenlfke said," is the tremendous fire haz- ,goily furfiivr GOOD OLE SPIDER'. f FU1ER C0ULON I V.'AUT A e.'int FRltM'- THAM HIM Classified ALL NEW ADS FOR SALE FOR SALE Oatt and fir block wood. Phono 14F2. FonSALK Oak'- aiVd"fir block wood. Tel. 14F4L W. A. Jenkins. Fill wood, cord wood, 2 foot or 16- Inca wood. Phono 14F14, Buyer Hroi. MKIAL It A ill Till With fit tings, $5. See Wood at Kmpire Harn. Foil SAl.K or rvnt-Dnu 3ii6 Hire farm with nmull farm ailjoiuini; if uVslr.'ii. Flume S'J J. Full SAI.K Nurat'iy suh-T l'lionu L'7F3. Mornlrie or evi-niiig. 11. L. Kills. Hosoburp, Ore. PTrirALEIi8" Laval" NoriSF arutor In Kuod coutlitlun. K. 2nd Ave. So. l'hone 4ltJ-U FOK SALE OaiitunuSTtourlnif car In very .good rendition. Price reasonable. At Uroadway'a gar ai;e. , FtIR SALE A cmni'l.te I. 0. S. conrtte in ti'li'Kraph operating and equipment, l'hone 179-J or call 5 So. Stephens St. c on tSAi.h A liuoti Unlit aiulille horse, price $20, or will trade for other stock. A. Louis K)(Kleton, Oakland, Ore. PORSALE4 yeiirTiiig helfTor will trade for chickens, White Leghorns, riyniouth Itocks or R. I. H. W. S. Jlryant, Milo, Ore. IltUIGATEl) 12 acres" ni'ar town, half block broccoli land. $150 per acre or rent before Feb. 10th. Hen It. Hones, It. F. 1). 4, Grants Pass, Ore. ' FOll SALE Auto trailer, ' pneiiraa so wish to exchange or buy. one. Early sprint; hatch. N. L. Conn. Phone 6F15. BosebtirB. Ore. Foil SaT.E General store, invoice about $5400. 60 per cei groceries, fixtures about IU50. Kent $20. Ad dress P. li., care News-Review. aril they constitute. In a number of lnMance.q larue fires have got their head way In lode polo kill InRs. The Douglas fir of Western Ore gon at present Is fairly free from Insect damage of any kind, re ports show. Douglas fir, Jaenlcke said Ib far less suspectlhle to In sect loss than western Yellow pine. Tractor Bchool at Wharton Bros, tomorrow, Thursday 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Every tractor owner should be there ns the Information will be worth while. No sales talks. DAILY WEATHER REPORT IT. 8.' Weatner nureau. local of fice, Koseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 6 a. in. Precln. in Indus and Hundredths. Highest temperature yesterday.. 67 LowesL temperature last night.. 49 IVrclpltatiou last 24 hours 62 Total ineclp. since first month. .1.44 Normal preclp. for this nionlh....4.G6 Total preclp.) from Sept. 1, to date 29.92 Averaire preclp. from Sept. 1. 1S77 ....20.36 Total excess from Sept. 1, 1!'24 9.36 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasotis, (depteniber to May, Inclusive) . 31.4S Ilain tonight and Thursday, mod of this city passed away at Itng Wll. IIKLI Metenrnlnirlxt. Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters! MuMltroU Warki Without th Blister Easier, Quicker There's no sense in mixing a mess ol mustard. Hour and water w lMfti you car easily relieve pain, surencssof stilinest with n little clean, white Muttcrole Mustcn.le is made fif pure oil ol mustard and other helpful ingredients, combined in Ibc form of the ptcscnt while ointment. It takes the place ol mustard plasters, and will not blister. Musterolv usually gives prompt rebel from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stilt neck, asthma, neuralgia, he.ularhe, cotificst ion, HVurisy, rheuma tism, Itimbaeo. pairs and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds oi the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers t Musteroleia also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole 1 k 3oc and tCc, jara if and tubes. Better than a mustard piaster By' WINNER X HI Section ON BACK PAGE. 1 WANTED I WANTED Clean raga. News view office. WANTEli Two timber fullers.! In quire 116 Cass SL WAN1K1J Used cook Itovua and ranges at Powell's Furniture com pany. , ... WANTEDA-la7KOtrunk"" In" Rood condition at a (air price. Phone 63S. Powell. WANTED-Exuerlenced farm hand w ishes work. W. O. Gallyer. Box 757, Koseburg, Ore. ) YOUNG-LADY needs houuevrork either by day or weeK Inquire 2ol Chadwick St. or address E O. Box 1222, Koseburg. WANTED Work by young man. Some experience in garage work, and truck driving. Can furnish references. Address P. O. Box 326. WANTED EXCLLS1VEREPKE- SENTATIVE for this county selling direct men's, women's, children's guaranteed shoes. Tan ners Mfg. Co.. 323 Mohawk Bldg., Portland, Ore. WAN TEu All tractor owners and others Interested in power farm ing to come to Wharton Bros.' tractor school on Thursday, Fe.b. 5th. No sales talks, Just practical advice by. experts on tractors, plows and power farming. . FOR RENT 'Oil RENT-Furnlshed apartments. inquire wilder and Agee store. FOUKENT Two furnisuedrooma for housekeeping. 825 Miller St. FOK KENT Up to date furnished apartment, with garage. No child ren, 428 Pltier St. FOn RENT Apartments , for housekeeping. 327 W. Douglas SU Tel. S51-L. FOU RENT 2-room furnished apartment, water, lights, electric stove. 520 N. Jackson SL r LOST AND FOUND' FOUND Laay's purse. Owner may have same by calling at this of fice, describing property and pay ing for adv. MISCELLANEOUS 1 FULLER Brushes. C. L. Hougliton, Tel. 210-YI. . ., WILL TRADE Crevrolet touring fiir wood. P. O. Box 644. TRADE Ford" touring" car for whit have you. See Wood at Empire Ilarn. CAH OWNER -Don't forget" H call 663 when In need ol auU parta. SarfTi Auto Wrecking House. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. 11. PLYLER Chiropractic physician. 126 W. Lane St. DONALD H. GIBBS, Dentist, Phone 401 212 Perkina Bldg. The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Alwaya Fresh , Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. Why Pay More? "Nuf Sd" UNION GARAGE FORD SERVICE Auction Sales Farm or city auctions see as for dates. We buy and sell furniture. " Bargains In new and used Household Goods. Radabaugh-Patterson '. 928 1. Jackson ' Jhone 641-J Terminal Beauty Shoppe TERMINAL HOTEL; HAIRCimiNC. MARCELLINC, BOB CURLS HOT OIL. AND PLAIN SHAMPOOINIi . All Kinds of Besuty Work by Expert Operators. Phone 586. MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester 3t, Phone M Mrs. D. CornweLI " Patients Privileged to Have Their Own Doctor Tanks i ,V?;Vltw-o- mi UJ 41 n.ii.. rvi Went and Aar MHTAL, Won't Lsaaw -r& - 10 Oal to 10.CtX) OaL Aaa Sot. Omt Oat rrtna, Churchill Hdwe. Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE TRY OUR WAY Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call v i,:J- 4cfcZ J t-L-": ... , , ,