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Newspaper Page TextROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. FERRUARY 11'. 1925. SEVEN Do Not Delay! Your orders for Nitrate of Soda, Superphosphate and Land Plaster. Our stock is going fast and we will not make fur ther shipments this season. Seed Oats Barley Spuds. See Us First We Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE R0SE8URG OAKLAND 5f IWG TO HARRY WILLS READY TO FIGHT 'EM ALL (AMocfatoil Ptvm L-wh1 Wir.) HOT SPRINGS. Ark.. Feb. 11. Harry Wills, negro heavyweight Is willing to meet either Jack. Dempsey or Tom Gibbons or to participate In proposed elimina tion bouts for the world's 'cham pionship. Wills announced. "I have been waiting three and a half years for a chance at the world's heavyweight title." Wills said. "Mr. Dompsey has eald that tin wnolil meet me nnd then he hag said he miuldn't and no one, can tell just where he stands. I . believe I am entitled to a chanco and I am willing to meet either; Mr Denmsev or O h ions or the i winner of tlieir proposed bout." j . I K'D 1 For vour information, Milk Bre:id hemm his Wall Street career at Virginia, lJb: Robert m. im roi conlains pure butter, pure milk i the age of 16 as a stock runner al 'ette. of lsconsin, 13. and hard wheat flour, above tlov- J(J a week. David U. l'age. at the j whole number of votes cast for eminent requirement. GIll.MM i age of 41. is to become president vice-jiresident 531. BKOS. MILK BREAD. Phone 1:13. 'of the New York Curb Market. Charles O. l'awei cr Illinois. "BIG" MUNN WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE (AMnrlated l'ra Lewd Wire ) -KANSAS CITY, Keb. 11.- wnyne (Big) Munn, world's heavy-; weight wrestling champion will de fend his title for the first time here tonight in a finish match with j Stanislaus Zbyszko. veteran Polish . grappler, former champion. . Munn who recently was award- j er" Lewis declared he was in disputed match with Kd "Sirangl er" Lewis, declared h ewas In I "perfect condition." ! Our reputation Ib at stake. We wouid not dare misrepresent. You am to be the judge. Try one loaf of GHIMM BKOS. MILK BKKAD and you cannot fall to agree, l'hone 133. Low Priced Tables and . Chairs Very often a set of new chairs or a table of some sort conies in mighty handy, and lust now wc can offer you iomethlng In this line In so reasonable price that you will hi able to get just the thing you need. Fit .1.11 Ui COMPANY 821 N. Jackson St, Rorrburg 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. . hi MOVING Why not avail yourself of a tried and trusted trans portal ion service? Why experiment with valuable property? There arc years of satisfactory serv ice behind us. Reasonable prices. , ''We aim to please" H.5. FRENCH TRAKSfER AND STORACE CO. PHONE 220 tt Farlntanlt incalidt& , Children i I "L? 1 IW Millc Fie Original Food Drini fcr All Ares. fri)nl t,e chair of the purpose o! "AVe'd have been like bo many inar 5uickLunchHone OareSFour.taina. ' ,10 muaiinK tellers lor the house rled couples. We'd never have RichMillc.MaltedGrainErtractinPow- Ln.i ..n!1u, took charjju of lite : known the wonderful happiness derJiTabletforms. Nouriihins-Nocookinj. 53? Avoid Imitations and Substitute MAN RISES TO PRES. y pifnn MARKET ' 1 "w.'JIMJ lUflRIUil (.wi.tfj tiro i..-.w.l wn.) NEW YORK. Feb. 11. Having I His election is favored by the ; governors and no opposition is ex-1 pected. -o HOIIN' MCKEAN Mr. and Mrs. V. 11. MeKean of Myrtle Creek, at Mercy Hospital. Tuesday morning. Feb ruary 10. and S pound boy. Mrs. Alice Praises Old Friends Salem, Ore p. "I consider Dr. Tierce's medicines arc the very best that can be ii-cd by those who are in need of medical aid. When I was crowing I became r"n-do and suffered with irregularities, but after taking Dr. Tierce's Kavnrite ir'rcscnplton 1 got B'.iong a no; naa no more trouble. I have cbo taken Dr. Tierce's GoMen Medical Dis covery ;.i:d foirW it an exec!!' nt purifier rf ;bc u'caJ ard for ui5 orded fU'-i I hMv rcccr.i- inenr! .: f inrdicinc vi Dr. I'i: tc I bw found tbe:n C'-od and i; iblc." M i 's. Alice L. Slyers, 1 .i'J No. .unir.ipr Kt. Obtat-i fr:n vour pfiebbor bood Hrii:v Dr. I-'htcc's t'.'i:ily r medics t ddcts or linnid. Write Dr. Pierce, Tin. I'tvabdr,' Tb'tcl iu Ljfi:.!u, A. Y fcr lice advice. TUBBY put HANDS D. Myers j Av j I. . i t i! i ! Br.. u.'Ciur Tr tl ( SOME TIME I AM y CONVitClt ME HAV J KEM KlONAPlD AW j t WANT TO R I V M RCUSJAI U ' FINAL COUNT OFo rafc MADE Ifl SENATE Congress Gives Attest to Election of Cool id ge and Dawes in November. VOTES CAST WERE 531 , Senator Cummins Presides at Historic Ceremony and Announces Election of Republican Ticket. WASHINGTON, F . results of the Nov ! received the final attes ; press today in Joint semblcd. liie statement by sen jato President Pro-tempore. Cum I mins that the count of the elect or--al voles showed Calvin Coulidge of ! Massachusetts and Charles G. ltawts of Illinois to have been I'li'ctiil, and thd enteritis of the in ,tne jourutu ti ouiii . houses, closed the nolitical content ! lu accordance with couslllutionalV requirements. Parrly half an hour was set i aside for the ceremony. Pursuant ; to a concurrent resolution lor thn ; joint assembly, the senate march led to the house chamber preceded by the srRtant-at-an:is and ac 1 icomp:inicd by paees earning the : electoral votes in locked ooxi'8. r ' i" speaki-r Gillutt on the di:is at hla Senator Cummins " II' j Aflrr fnrmul Hnnonncoinellt h;lli(,t8. oneniua the euvelopes in alphabetical order, the result was anuouueed as fotluws: , Whole number of votes cast for presldtnt, 531 ' . Calvin ( ooliilge of Massrlill- sells, 3SJ; John W. Davis, of Wist 3lt votes; Charles W. IJryan of Nebraska, 136 voles; Uurion K. U heeler ol Alontaua, , voiefa. Senator Cummins then dissolved the convention wua me nacuuou-j at uorua. "This is announcement of the voles cast for the electors for the president and the vice-president by tutV president pro tempore of the senate, is under the constitution .mi Ihu'm- of the United States, m..l Kiiifi.-i. nt io he deci- l slnn of persons elected for the) W" Th,fl lnJ,t in a tonp of (1,a terms beKinttinK March 4, 1!)J5. Tie the Jt thnt the young land shai! be entered together with list of the votes so cast ou t.ie j journal of the senate and house." ' Fo! owing the ceremony do;ii business. I she did, without nn family. F.rmr ht Indeed Ihe KtHff of Life. t.KIMMup iy various relatives, wasn't IlKuS. Mltk F.KKAD. (Juaiauteed j ahe?" contriburert another, absolutely pure, quality a!on ac- "yes. Not that that was her counts for the Fire and quality of fault, of course! Hut eho n v.-r the loaf. Phone 133. ACTION IS IJKFKKKKn. (AMoclateti l'rcw L-uMd Wire.) KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Fob. 10. No action has been taken by the Klamath Falls city council last night relative to the request ed franchise of the Suahorn rail way to crpss Sixlh street to ita lerminul. . CharleK It. Laioy, at- tnrney for the Hill lines appeared before tho council and ured the members not to grunt exclusive fiam iiUes on city streets as protection to their own interest.-!. , , The Hill lines, bo said, are "seri ously ionslderinir entry to tins section, and would not want to complete plans if they felt that the city had failed to protect them so far as gaining access into the city is concerned. . o NOTICE OF BAZAAR DATE In order that thre may be no conflict in dates, thn Indies Aid Society of the First Christian church desires to announce that it has already set the dates for it Vj2o Chrlhtmas bazaar for the 11th aid K'th of 1 cember. vouMWf pr n vji ii to All A CO00 TJETECTIVIP " U.UOS is AFfWOi'.tOlStSl All A Ify-.ri fur r t,r in rv MR. bHv IAI"I AMU Hfc V.rj Kr.'.0WM At TUf UlTtCTlVt JtW MIVER fAU -i0'rT ASjUREO THE BPOyCHI TO JMC-T't AO Divjm To AMD CWF T WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S II.U'J'EXED CTNTIIIA LKI.AKD-3 husfcand, flin. h eone to Honolulu hortly nfter their marrlaKe, folios-Ins ntsuntlerstamiing with hl wtfe. and I (las taken hl mother with him, avlng Cynthia, to fnce the dlsap- )roval uf htr sUter-ln-law, LOUEi.l-A. and all her world. Cynthia turns to CECILE MALCOLM, lrluler of the town's gayest net. and accepts the frlendshln of vin. f. invr"n ih town's 'Mam 'p. ?'" " " ' " mlU-x Inter lu6e party at CeclK' '. luountum cabin. TODAY'S INSTALMENT XXXVII THE TOWN REALLY TALKS1 -mYXTHIA could not sleep that U night. It seemed incredible that her life could have taken 1 !uch a turn. (She was happier j than she h a d j ever hern He-. mo to her as she t h o u k h 1 1 about him. fhe knew thnt he I could bo h:lip' i with Mm no matter how poor they were or under what con- J VIOLET DARE ditlons they lived. And yet. there wan. .Tim. She had married uim, suppoHlnjr thnt she loved him. It van only after he neglected her for hla mother that she was unhappy. She had tried to fan her love Into Ite former flame even nfter he had Kone off fo Honolulu hardly bothering to write hor Rha .nlilil nnf hetn feellnC 0VPn yel tilat 1( lls fnmiiy hMd not lnterfired they niluht havo got aIonK tneether. iut that s ntojlt what we d nave done Rot alone' Rhe told herself. that Noel and I could know." , Rhe did t know what to do. She mils' ' Jim of her levo for Noel, of irse. After that he would hat i to decide what was to happen. But If Cynthia was bewildered, the women who had so often j:oa- glpea over her affairs were not. They nil Knew exactly whnt ouKht eo. 11. The-1- ' yr , Yl -I ,h,nLbt of Nool c-mver mber election "ft -sV-; aid his love for I.W. ttests of con- IW.J ' hf-r- a new con-I l oci convention as- tf S fl? .'Vifc tentment h adjust t ;to be done the fuct that they did 'factories." jnot asree did not make any of thein "And nil the women who have less sure about their' own derisions, j been wishing Noel (iurdner would ! Cynthia's love for Noel would be no j pay t'ttie attention to them, and j news for them; many of them hndbeen disappointed, will be glad he' ilippn nreriictlnt? thiit tha two would lnt h tnnnev " rommcntpd tha , faU n ,ove .ith e;icn olher ever :8nce .their first meeting. That nftPrnoon nt Iouplla'a they itniKed so Tint and furiously about ; Louella's pretty sister-in-law that t the bridge pame suffered and Anally j had to be abandoned. "My dear, I always knrw thnt 'she and Jim wouldn't get alome," i declared one youn matron. "She Just isn't Jim's kind. Much 1 no. ! '" " r.-anM-t r- : ' ' . and forced her into domentl"Ity ! W II, you know how It Is whrn a pi il Just prows up, n.i they s:iv npprecinted Jim or his family: fnim the first she resented Ma'l:n:ie Lelnnd's efforts to brenk her In to the ripht way of doing things." TdONF.Y, MONEY. MONY Plemy of it. Will loan on gooti. improved city property frtmi j onu (() ten years. Itepayahl monthly. The sate way to pay ! ff your mortgage. See M. F. jce 0 mci; &. KICK. : a Good Thinf CUNT M IKS IT. I Fend yonr name and address pltnh I vritten together with 6 cents (snd this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co, 1 Moines, Joa, aud reneiro In rem m I (rial psrltire con'jdninc Chr.mberlun'i j Uougti KeicIy for conbn, colds, crftio, i bronchi ni, -flu" and w'lor picg conjha, I sud tickling throat: Chamberlain's ran- ach and Liter Tablets for atomach tro bles, indiae(itiou, gwy p ins that cro the hrt ' hiliotmneaa aod convtipauon; (bamt-rlHiLra bojvn, tieeIed in every f ami I t for burns, scaUla, Vounda, pi !, and akin afVjtion": these rallied Itijf ' fnr on' h rrtits. I tfn't nn lL Competition Would Cramp His CTFrTlvlP iiive wh'Ke Tv.vr WtltHBOE- I rvii7 Mr V"'J n' i . i vraai "And mother trlM o bard," Ioup11a put tn. "Ivn went mar ket in with her you remember T Why, w were nil willing to do everything fer Cynthia. You Jcnow how wbe wm about not lumping en f.aRfrnenta aiiid she for tot them! iMy aftr day mother went to her hoiwe and saw to It that sh ai diesnfd and K"t to a bridge party or tea oi whatever tthe wu to go to OntMa'tl bo walking or Just mouti around with a book If the, v.ui loft to Wrself. I never knew a l.rlde who was more camlesa aVut the entertainmenta that were si vim for hoi!" "And now this affair with N6oJ flanlner," put In the young natron nsuiti us l.omll:i drifted avay to another group. "I call H atwolutely shameful. Thfy nay that fche In vesttM a lot of money In that aub iltYiion of his; thought she'd make a Kit nun-, I suppose, or perhaps Fht tll.l It ueoauso she was In love with him." 'She did it because Madam T.ohmd had doukM some stock lu the sub-division while Jim was oft on nis nuneyinnnn, excuumea ho hud taken no part in tha sat ton until then. "Mndamt land blnmed Cynthia, somehow. huso she'd bought the stock ecnufte Jim wasn't here to advise her. So Cynthia Rot Noel to 'uy u aim tnen tuoK it nerseir. They talked fast and furiously. "Well, she'll low her money now," the young matron derlared, not without sntiBfactlon. "They say that hind's quite worthless since the 'iots nil around it have been sold for -irl, maliriouslr. "I think It's iscrenmliiKlv fonny the way every - I body played for his favor when h ramo homo from Kurope, nnd then when ho showed that he didn't glv a whnop for any of the women they promitfly bena criticising him. I don't blame him fur falling In love with Cynthia, And Jim Iceland's such n fth-k that I don't blame her fr Iodine her heart to Noel." Hhe Fauntnred away, leaving a group of embnrrnsMHl womn be hind her. More than one of them had hoped thnt Noel f'.ardner would attach himself to her when he first returned from abroad, and had been disappointed to find that he was willing to be poll to nnd friendly, but nothing more. Hut In a few moments they wore talking ntraln. speculating about tb future. When would .1 tin Iceland be back? Whnt would he say when he heard .that his wife had been snow bound In a deserted summer eottapo for three day a with Noel Gnrdner? Confidences. n6tice Dr. M. K. Cooper will be back in his offices at the Perkins building, Monday, Feb. Hi. Arundel, piano tuner, mono 1S9-L DAILY WEATHER IfCPORT V. S. Weather r.ureau, local of fice. Itoseburg, Orexo::, 24 hours ending & a. m. Precip. in Inchet and Hundredths. Jligh .l tempt'i-aiure yesterday-- '" Low st teiiipt'nilure last night.... A Preeipitaf ion last 21 hours 'Z' ;w,- H,n,:4 V nmntfi..j..ii ',r:i1,i1' '""'T11'- f!,r iM ' n,"11! H""6 '!' clp. from Sept. 1. to ..1.1J at. ih.- iji. lm'. h o 1. 1ST7 - -1.19 . Tof:i1 excels from Sept. 1. 19- t , Avt'iage jtrecipliatinn for 4ti wet seasons. (September to I May, Inclusive) 31.4S Hain tonicht and Thursday, mod-j WM IIKT.L Motfomlnrlr Irlrr 1 IHI llirK VJHF M I IFOJMO THESE t FMSt WH')V.IPi h)V im TIF. Ptx.M .VVF CvP". tl)PAJLF TWAT I'M HIUlM I'l SO MCM HU lL vP) tni T F IfiO ME NOW I CAN AMTVJVIF.( E 1 VUAUT To CM ACCCUMT cF tVtl BODY IMiWf.lN IM KiDNA'ht J' AN .OBO'lIV 11 KtCKCHllt ( MFr VJA 'IP, :.T k3 t STATE PRESS J X ' COMMENT I UlUXCiK lUM.CTlX BAYS i.M.isiaitnis uai iiixi'ii. The present Legislature is one of the most reactionary that Ore gon has been cursed with lu many years. Not only are the old line politicians trying to disrupt, the primary nominating system, but others who have been classed in the past as more or less progres sive are trying to fasten upon the 'Slate an amendment to the con stitution making It Impossible to enacting legislation permitting twenty-five years and at the same time abolish the Inheritance tax. The steam roller is engaged lu enacting legislation permlttllng the bootleggers and other male factors to appeal to the circuit court when their licenses are re voked by the city authorities. The same bunch is also trying to eliminate the office of the Market agent, an office created at the last session of the Legislature to help the co-operative movement of Oregon, while at the same time President Coolldge and Sec retary of Commeico Hoover says that the only hope for the farmer is along co-operative lines. The well-oiled mmhlne under the con trol of the President of the Senu te, (ius. C. Moser. and lynton G. Ilurdick, Speaker of the llouso, are also trying to give the High way Commission control of the market road funds and permit the funds to be used on the state highway Bystem instead of used, as originally intended, to build up the market roads. The same bunch are trying to put a crimp lu the prohibition laws of the stute, and at the same time en deavoring to kill the child labor amendment, notwithstanding that President Coolldge Is for the amendment and tho Republican platform In the last presidential campaign specifically went on rec ord favoring it. Some day rural people In Oregon will elect genu ine "dirt" farmers to represent them instead of a bunch of corpo ration laweyers. Oregon Grange Bulletin. THK IHY FATHKHH. Andrew Jackson IV., writing from Loa Angeles to Washington asking lor a dry-enforcement job, submits as credentials a remark able bit of dry propaganda that has long been overlooked. It is a medal said to have been pre sented to his great-Krnndtather, President Jackson, In 1834, by the Temperance Society of America, on the occasion of the renuncia tion of liquor by Andrew Jack son, James Madison and John Quincy Adams. The medal bears this certificate, signed by the three presidents: "Being satisfied from observa tion and experience, as well as from medical testimony, that ar dent spirit as a drink is not only needless but hurtful, and that the entire disuse of it would tend to promote the health, the virtue and the happiness or the com munity we hereby express our conviction that, should the citi rens of the United States and especially all young men, discon tinue entirely the use of It, they would not only promote their own personal benefit but the good of our country and the world." If this Is authentic, there must have been more temperance sen timent in those bibulous old days than has been supposed. With such distinguished pioneers In ab stention. It seems strange that temperance by legal enforcement was so long delayed. Kugcne Uuglster. W hy The lteferendiini When the Oregon legisl.-turo first cuiiVened, sentiment against rat II 'cation of tho child lalur u laehdment to the federal consll- START THIS Treatment Now! There's nothing like Tanlac to purify the blood, put thn stomach and liver In working order and build up a run-down body. If you art- nervous, suffer from Indigestion, have rli tuat Jhiii, tor pid liver, constant pain, don't delay taking Tanlac another precious day. I Millions of nu n and women have been benefited by this great tonic and builder thai is compounded after the famous Tanlac formula from roots, barks and herbs, i Buy a bottle of Tanlac at your I drug store today. S-n how you start to improve right front the ( first. Most likely two or threw hot- tb'S will put you on your fwt. t make you feel like a brand new person. j Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for Constipation TANLAC FOIl YOUIl HEALTH Style 1 a so"THrt?e is AMC,Hll? OFIEOVe 'VOHniM Chi TM'S 001 - wtll I'll CHOW VOW llTTLt RIMt! " - . VbU KttP 01 F THIS (-V)!? 1 'v lis MINE AN' IF I cvrcn X . ' VOU HANC1N& AROUND Hf.CE 1 j L.I ft. A(MN YOUIl BF. "RI-IMC '! I ll iyA'",-. CM A HAT F'JK j ' $ 'p (r.o w io6voyL5J J T T i" I 1 L Classified Section ALL NEW ADS, FOR SALE Kim 8A1.K oak ar.a Ilr block wood, l'hone HKI. KOH SALE Larn.i brootl sow and pigs. u:aiorninKsiRr, wrain. ure. F1H woou, cord wood, 2 root or 16-1 inch wood. Phone 14F14, lioyer, liroa. AIUDALE PTPS for sale, inquire M. N. Humphieys, Happy Valley, t ranise at PoweU's Furniture com (Hruckway P. (V) pany. FUR SALK Turkey hens, . bronze black, lloyer Pros. Phone HF14. OLD (UtOWTH fir, 16 In. and cord I wood for sale, at rfuilieilin. Mar tin Lloyd, Suthertiu. Foil SALE Nursery stock, l'hone 21FZ. Morning or evening. K. L. Kills, Hosebuig, Ore. Foil SALE Can ; e you r50on practically new Ford coupe. Glenn H. Taylor, Fire lH'pt. 50 GLADIOLI' S nt'MIS. blooming size, iiostpaid, L00. tJeorgo Law lor. Bulb tlrowcr, Dept. 124. Ta coma. Wash. UKbcvotd ciXvteuiPs'vlT: 450 alt made up and ready for business, 12c tach. H. H. Wood, Newslievlew. FO IVSA L E S7 CTTCI. ;Uedcocker els. Pure bred, t-xtra pood. Also Newton apples ut the farm or de livered iu town. Phone 2NF2. tVirSAI.K Oakland"tourlngcar In "very good condition. Price reasonable. At Broadway's gar age. FOU SALE or trado Mowing ma chine, hay rake, spring toot It har row and peg tooth harrow, lloyer Bros. Phone UF14. FOU SALE -Baled hay. M In. walking plow, new, 200 egg Incu bator, K. I. R. eggs for hatcniug. Phdne 5FJ3. C. W. Groves. FOR SALE Bourbou Red ""fonis, pure bred. Wanted, to exchange or buy one early spring hutch. N, , L. Conn, Itoseburg, Ore. Phoue 6F15. tution was overwhelming. It Is nor stated thnt the legislators will probably refer tho measuie to Ihc people, instead of voicing their honest sentiments. This is characteristic of tho way Oregon legislators evade their duty. A small bloc of wetfuro workers, profiting by the examplo of the Anti-Saloon league, has been exerting pressure upon tho individual legislators nnd threat ening their future political ambi tions and thus made cowards of them all. Every legislator secretly v.-ants to be governor, or congressman or senator or some other political honor und so runs along. the lined of least resistance. Puttering after Governor Pierre, 'who hi the perfect flower of tho Oregou sys tem, the legislators are for any thing that has any organized sup port back of it and might be a stepping stone to preferment. Few have character enough to stand Tor the right as they see It, mere windmills that veer with popular breezes. Without platform or par ty responsibility or solidarity, it is an eusy matter to keep them turning. During the last campaign, all the politicians, Including the three presidential candidates were for the amendment because they thought It meant votes. Thnt por tion of the press that trims for popularity was also for it. After the election, however, Icgirdutors found that the people did not want it. Wherever submitted to a referendum It was overwhelm ingly defeated. Farmer organiza tions joined manufacturers lu op posing it. While tho Oregon legislature has been evading Ihe issue and trying to sidestep tho amendment has been rejected by nearly all other legislatures. Thro of the stutes havo ratified, Arkansas, Arizona and California. Nineteen states havo rejected It, Georgia, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Texas, I'tati, Kansas, Temit'SHcc, Oklahoma, Ohio. Washington, North Hakotu, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nevada, Connecticut and Indiana. Masa chusi'ttH rejected n referendum. In two slates it has been rati fied by one house. New Mexico and Iwonsin, but faces rejection In the other branch. Thirty-six must ratify It. If thu amendment U submitted tn thn pi-oplo of Oregon, it will be overwhelmingly defeated. Why Vnste the time and money of a referendum, Just to sao politi cians from going on record. Salem Journal. Spray hose for hih power spray ers at Wharton Kros. By WINNER ON BACK PAGE. 1 WANTED i WANTED Clean t.li. Newt-Review office. WAN T Kl) An "old "ladv tocare" tar in my homy. Inquire 925 Cobb 9t. WANTEDSecond'haHd-matirwss for three quarter bed. Phone 360-J. j WANTK1 Used oook atovea and WANTED To borrow 19000. Will I give good real estate as security. Address Ileal Estate, ca.e News Review. W ANTE I) Married mn for farm work at Overland orchards. Wife to take some boarders. No child ren. Charles A. Brand. r FOR RENT I FOU KENT 6-room house, cloae in. Inquire 230 K. Lane St. FOR "RUNT House at Zi)S First. Phone 4SF4. Foil K'KNT 5rooi3 house. quire 735 Mill St. Weat FOU KKNT-lTp to date furnished apt. Piti.'r St. FOR KKNT FTve"-room house, aud Karaite. 82S West Lane. FOR It liNT Furnished apartments. Inquire Wilder and Ai.ee store. FOR RKNT 2 clean- furnished housekeeping rooms. 720 Win chester SL LOST AND FOUND MISCELLANEOUS RADIATORS That's "my business. New cores Installed, nd old ones made new. Lark, radiator man, 3:'i) W. Lane. CAR OWNKR Don't forget U call 65J when In need of aoU parts. Sarft'i Auto Wrecklnj Boose. WE SOLICiTsTrmirTOnSiSments of dried fruit for European mar kets. North Pacific Sales Co., 208 Columbia St., Seattle, Wash. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLKR ChiropractU physician, 126 W. Lane St. DONALD Phone 401 R. GIBBS, Dentist 212 Perkins Bldg Door and Window Frames Cut to a stop by m.ohln ery. are always accurate. They open and shut easily. Insist on mill-made frames. See us before buying else where. Rosebug Lmbr.XIWfg.Co. 3 Fruit and Vegetable . Diet Is the Best All our canned goods are of suporlor quality, and you can, by ordering hero, have any vegetables or fruit at any time of the year. Try us. Economy Grocery Phons 63 Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. FORD REPAIRING CYLINOER REBORINQ Our Specialty UNION GARAGE Authorized Ford Service WHEN IN ROSEBURG STO AT Hotel Umpqua Tanks OilanH. 0nllna, Ofi, 'Water mad Asr MFTAU Won't Leak. 10 CM. to 10.000 CtL AarSM. On Oa Priam. Churchill Hdwe. Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE TRY OUR WAY Phons 277 Our Auto Will Call