ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1925.
SEVEN
PLOWS!
Did you know that a Moline PJow won the Wheat
lands plowing contest? Fact. Come in and see
the kind of a plow that did it.
Walking Plows, Riding Plows, Tractor Plows, from
eight to eighteen inch cut.
If you want a good plow buy a
MOLINE!
See Us Firt We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURQ
(AMocutd tret iaal Wire.)
BATH, England, Feb. 17. A tax
on bobbed beads to assist the mu
nicipality of Bath in balancing its
budget is proposed by City Council
man S. It. Lewin.
Quite an income was derived
here from the powdered hair of
the ladies of the seventeenth cen
tury, he points out.
The rioney derived from the
bobbing tax he suggested might be
considered a "poll tax."
.OTIf K TO ( RIMIlTOIt
In the CouHty Court of the State of
Orison Cor UoukIhs County.
In the matter of the efttutt of
ltrdu-rt A. Woodruff, Ueieused.
Notice is Hereby Klven, that thp
uinlersisntd wore on the Tth lny of
. 'YbruRi y 1!26, duly appointed exo-cutor-B
of the last will and tntu
Itient Of Hubert A. Woodruff, defeas
ed, by tJie above entitled court;
therefore nil persons having elniiJiB
OKlnsL said estate will pltmto pre
sent (he t-uine to the umR-rsiKiied t
JioseburK. Oregon, duly verified,
with vouchers attached, on or before
ix moiiUm from the d.-ite hereof.
Iatcd and firxt published th.is
loth duv of February 1!:T.
MoKTlMKU WitOlJKl'KK and
VIKllIh S. WOOIKl'FK.
Kxccutora of the laot will and tes
tament ol Hubert A. Woodruff, do
L'tuised. HOTK K OF AI.B OF KKAL
I'HOI'ttltrV
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oit'non for Douglas County.
The LmiiQua Valk-y Bank, i'lalntlff.
11. C. Ijm. Maud D. Hill, his wife:
i'rior Shaw, Stella Shaw, his wife;
II. C. Siiaw, Addle Shaw, his
wife; Sappers, Inc., a corporation.
Doug lad Creditors ABftoeiatmn, a
corporation and B. S. Kintfley,
Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution and
order of sale issued out of the shove
entitled court in the above entitled
cause on the IMth day of January.
li'-'O, in favor of plaintiff and
BK.ilnut the defendants. In the sum
of fJouo.oo. with interest thereon at
the rate of six per cent per annum
frtim the 21st day of December,
. ifJ2, and the further sum of $r00.00
with interest thereon at the rate of
eijfht ter cent per annum from the
2th day of l-'ebruary, lai!3, and the
further sum of l-t'U.OO attorney's
fees, and coxta amounting to the
sum of 127. Si, I will on Thursday,
the 2tilh day of J-Vhruary, la'u. at
the hour of ten o'clock In the fore
noon of safd day, at the front
door of the eourt houae in Hose
biirK. DouKlas County, Oregon, of
fer for hale and sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
In hand, the following describes real
pi operty:
Lots one (1). two 2) and six (6),
the southeast ijuarter of the north
east quarter and the Southwest quar
ter of the northeast quarter of sec
tion twenty-four (24). Also the fol
lowing: Commencing at the extreme
northwest corner ef the Hugh Car
son Donation lind Claim No. 42 in
Sfction twenty-four t2, township
twenty-nine C- south, and range
five i West, running Ihence due
east to township line between rang
es four (4l snd five (C, thence ttue
south along township line to county
road running up South Myrtle Creek
thence west following the meander-
lng of the county ruud to the West
line of said Donation Land Claim;
thence due north 8S rods to the
place of beginning, said tract con
taining thirty-five 3. acres, more
or leas. All of wild lands being situ
' ate in section twenty-four (i!4)
township twenty-nine ( 2 t range
five (f west. V. M., excepting from
the above described tract of land
the following;
Beginning at the point 1.31 chain
south of tiie northwest corner of
Hugh Carson P. I C. ; thence south
17.17 chains to the north boundary
of the eounty road running up
South Myrtle Creek; thence north 40
deg. and 3t min. east ".SO chains;
Ihence north 6 deg. and 4i min.
east 3,6 chains; th-r.,e north varia
tion IS d-g. and 4 min. east
c)iin; thence south S5 deg. West
t 45 chains to the place of beginning
all being situated in the County of
Douglas and Ptt of Oregon.
Subject to rdi'mptk'n as provid
ed bv law. and I will apply the
jrm-e.ds of SMid sale. First, to the
p.tvment of ti e conts and expenses
t.f said sale; Se nnd. to the p.iynient
of the rusts and di."biirse'i;ents of
said so si Un loding the attrr.ey's
f.-es. and the Third to the payment
of plHlntlir i J-iOgineni. wnn K '.ri.ru -(Titeret.
and tlie overplu". if n
there te. I will pay over ty defend- -ants
II. C HJH and II. C Hill as sd-
rolpif trator of tlie estate of Maud.
D Hill d.- eased, tn satisfy tt.e Judg- i
merit of said defendants in the 'sum
of l.'.'.uA t't) with interest t hereon "t ,
tte rate of six "-r tent per annum
fmra the l'h day of F'Vwrv,
lit." i. a provided in the decree of i
said court in the abuva entitled mat t
UIated and flrt published (Ills'
i:,h d,y Vf -AR1ER. j
Sheriff rt Iwuj.as County,. Ore en. I
I &
OAKLAND
HAULING
W'e shirk no hauling Job.
Our trucks aud our effi
cient drivers and truck
men will tackle your haul
ing problem and solve it
satisfactorily. Long dis
tance hauling a specialty.
'We aim to please"
H.5. FRENCH
TRANSf EB AND STORAGE CO.
PHONE 220
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint SL Tel. 225 R.
YOU
don't fret the soil In a aar
tinent. llut It hurts to know
it's there.
We are MASTER Cleaner.
TRY OUR WAY
Phone 277
Our Auto Will Call
He Overslept
One of our friends recently
told us that the only time
he ever wanted to complain
about a Kantleek Hot Water
Bottle was when he overslept
himself. He was too com
fortable In bed to get up.
KANTLEETf
Hot Water Bottles IV
certainly have
made thousands
of people sleep
comfortably, and
they don't have
to worry, because
a Kantleek bolt'.''
can't leak It's
made in one piece
and there are
no ea m s or
, patches or splic
ing or binding,
and yet a Kant:
leek Hot Water
IJottle tofts only
$2.53
and It's guaran
tied 2 years.
Nathan Fullerton
77re j;Cr.c Vrug SSon
Poteburg, Oreoon
TUBBY
& 'DM VAT-SEN
lP j GROWING WEAKER
!
I GOTTA THINK UP A WAV To f-ET THAT
4500. REWARD POPOfFEREO FOR MV
RtTuRM BECAUSE HETrflHKS
IP HE HADNT POUBIE ME 3V MOT
PUTTilki THE MONEY IN A OLE CAM WHERE I
TOLE MIMTo lMTHE LETTER IVJIiOTE TO
HIM AN' ISWE0 A KIDNAPERS M0.METOOT
t O BE ALlfJIfeHT- BUT AJOvMIF SOtUOUY
CATCHEt ME AM' HE H4VTA PAV
all mm ni'MtT LL JWC nt 'nt i
DICKENS SuflE-GeE MlMUl'. XH Mt
14 A SvcElL Fix CM IM j :t7-TTa
WORK AT OIL WELL
; rnubncoaiiib mi
Work at the Leeper Dome oil
prospect Is progressing without a
"hiU'tT of any sort, and th drill is
do n at practically the 9u0-foot
level. Gas continues to come up in
a muting Quantities all the time, and
readily burns when ignited. In faul,
l lid bluze from this gas when seen
at night flashes up for several feet
above the bucket A News Review
representative. In company with Mr.
Tom Cobb, visited the well yester
day afternoon, and found the drill
ers confident and optimistic over
the ultimate success of the project.
Every indication appears to point to
the project becoming a producer,
but the management of the com
pany is making no efforts to adver
tise this fact ai present. W. L. Cobb
the general manager, and Mr.
Stearns, president of the company,
are working on the theory that
when they demonstrate that oil
does exist In the county that then
will be plenty of time to do the
shouting. The policy has been to
just present the unvarnished facts
of the situation from time lo tune,
and let the public be lis own judge
of the merits of the case. Work will
1 be prosecuted vigorously, and the
1 drill sent down just as fast as It
! can be done. The casing placed in
the well some weeks ago is doing
the work intended, and the - drill
I now being used has a 1 1-2 inch
! bit. It is estimated that this drill
I will probably be used until near the
20Ui foot level, when it may be nec
essary to put in more casing before
I going down deeper. However,
I there are very many people who be
lieve that oil will be struck before
that becomes necessary. At present
the drill is operating in a hard
formation, but probably the next
strata will be softer ami more
rapid progress made.
LEGION AUXILIARY NOT!CE
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in regular session at the
I Armory Tuesday. Feb. 17 at 8
o clock. A good attendance la de
sired. a
o
a a-. a.- ' , . iu ) a
1 11.. ..kl1. II I. M. J
:Yat-Sen, South China leader, alive
since January 26, when he under
went an operation for cancer, was
growing dimmer today. Reports
l from tho hospital here said Or.
J Sun was weaker.
Children love It for lunch. It sat
isfies like a square meal. (Jrlmm
ilros.' MILK UHE AD. Phone 132.
(Associated press Uased Wire.)
SAX KItANCISCO, Feb. 17.
Httgo Jatuie.-on of San Mateo, Cul.,
must pay the Southern Tactile
company $67.27 for tearluK tho
pilot from a steam locomotive
Justice of the l'eace Weber
awarded the railroad that amount
yesterday.
Testimony showed that Jamie
son parked bis machine .on the
railroad tracks and composed
himself for a quiet nap.
The court chided the defend
ant for his carelessness in falling
asleep on the railroad tracks.
The crew of the train testified
fhut they had been forced lo
awaken Jamieson alter the loco
motive had carried him 90 feet.
Jamieson was uninjured.
Taylor-made concrete is good con
crete. Tel. 225-U.
li IN 'SEATTLE
(.Uanriated I rm Lea-rnl Wtr.)
SKATTI.K, Wash., Feb. 17. Di
rectors of the West'Tn Ftetail
Lumbermens Association meet in k
hero, this afternoon were to open
a four days session of tho con
vent ion.
Morn than 400 lumber dealers
of Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Wash
ington and California were expect
ed to register.
I'M KIDNAPED
l LL
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i '
mm in
Ope Wife
VilO'9 WHO AND WHAT'S .
HAPPENED
CTNTHIA I-ELANP'S bushand.
Jim. ha, gone to Honolulu shortly
tter their marriage, following a
misunderstanding with h'.a wlte. and
haa taken hla mother with dim.
leaTlt Cynthia to face the UlsuP
provnl of her alster-ln-law.
LOUhUXA, and all her world.
Oynthla turns to
CEl'ILE MALCOLM, leader of
the town's gayest eet, and accepts
the friendship of
NOEL. OARUNER. the town1
Mack sheep, going with them to a
mid-winter house party at Ceclle'a
mountain cabin.
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
XLII A SHOCK FOR LOUELLA,
"Ns
OW, we'll wo Btrntpht t I
Htanley's otnee." oniiounctsJ
.ouella. as Cynthia rejoine-l i
nor In the living room. "I've been j
irT.ir:yy -y a tiv.A he mM that
he'd go to Noel
ann m your
stock from Not..
And Htnnle
golnj to take us (
to lun?heon." she 1
added, with a ,
beaming nutK
iSo Stanley
was ea'ier tti
tnke a hand In
VIOLET DARE
this nlso. The
tel
d reply, and
before Cynthia could
Lou el la, niunnuring. "That must be
Stanley." hastened to answer it.
After a moment's pause, however,
fih turned to Cynthia, receiver in
hand.
"It's Noel Gardner," she .viM
"'You don't want to te.lk to him, do
you? I suppose he juwt wants to
utik If lCs all right to lot Stanley
take tbe etocJc."
Tell him U Is." answered Cyn
thia wearily. But evidently Noel
was Insistent; finally Lou'l.(i Jam
med the roeeU-er down on tho hook
impatiently. 1
"He Niys he'll be nt Stnniry'H of -
fice,' she announced, une s 'v. "He
was quite rud"; ar1 r li I'd kept
. you from coming to ihe telephone."
I I.ouelln chnttered -cnllv a they
went downstairs nnd drove to her "Jim's ?o!ns to be awfully proin
h4i?band's otHce. Cynthia, atnring Df you when he henra this," Stnnle
out of the window, wonden-d if tills jmnoujiced.. "And when h ,
hanHe' In lier Wster-lii-laW wavnonu "
wholly dua to the desire to buy bnck I Cynthia turned wentily nwny.
the stock which Cynthia had bought f " wonder If you'd excuse nv
from Madame Lelnnd through Noel , from lunching with yew todiiy. Lou
Gardner. What a simpleton Louelln j eiia Rhe snld. "I'm so tired m
must think her! (shoulder still bothers nio. yot
Stanley was wniting for them .it inuw,"
his ottlcof as was Noel Uimlner. I Louclla wns most solicitous, bu
Noel took Cynthia aside at once. : Cynthia Insisted on returning honv
, ("Cynthia,- Is it true that you're .without her. Kite was tired, o( th
from; to sell this stock In the sub-Whole Lcland f.imily. .She woul
division back to Mrs. Leland?" he go home and write Jim that h tiei
demanded. she told herself, nnd then sji.-'t"
"Yes." slip na- as she had planned to d
"i;ut but didn't you underat.mJ
what I told you this morning f ::t
I've sold that land for a factory file,
and thnt the stock han more than
doubled lb value na a result?"
Cynthia caupht a frllinpso of Tjou
ella's face over his shoulder. It wns
crimson. Hhe amlled. Of course
1 .ouella hadn't supposed that uhe
knew I
"Yea. I understood," Cynthln told
Noel. "Hut I'm Bel I in It for what I
pnld for it. Madame Iceland wonts
It hack."
IMSAVOHY PLAYS
TO BE BIISIIEO'
, (ANmrlatcd Prett U-iuied Wire.)
NKy YOUK, Feb. 17. Tlio
movement to banish from Uroad
wuy all plays of unsavory charac
ter gathered force today as Jin
trict Attorney Santon and I'olicM
Commifestonrr Knright continucil
plans for action against several
productions wnich they have un
der scrutiny.
Producers, actors, civic lead'-is
nnd ministers have joined th
movement to remove) object io li
able plays. John Golden, a pro
ducer, telegraphed from Los An
geles, his authority to use hii
theatre Thursday afternoon lor
an a'tor convention against ob
jectionable plays.
I'lays are under Inve tlrnf !n-i
by Itistrict Attorney itanton. oi -of
them "A Good Had Man" is ol
such nature that nothing phorf f
complete withdrawal of It will le
sallsfjictnry to hitn, Ilanton says.
One of the others, he desrril.wl ;is
worse tliHn "A Good Had ISlan."
It li believed, however, tli'i'
Where The Chicken Got The
SAV DO YA WAMTA MAKE SOME AAOME-V
EASY"5 AIL YA GOTTA 00 15 GO UP To MY
H0U&F. rm Tr-t i pm Yno VJPOTE THftt LETTER
THEY GOTTHi: OTHtft. OAYABOOT THEIi? ?.0-1
T088Y Akl A80UT THE 50Q-TEV'LL Givt
YOU THE MOWEY AMV KwEM VoO BUVMC; T J
bWE YA A DULL AK y
-V- .-A i
.op ApprovcxI
Stanley was staring at her tn
blank amazement. Noel was look
in at her aa if he thought Iouella
b;td hypuotized her.
Hut but are you sure Noi
began again.
", absolutely sur. I want to
aell the stock. Noel. It's quit all
riKht," uhe told him.
ile nhook his head, and turning to
Stanley, took out the stock certifi
cates. Throughout tho following
tiutisuction Cynthia eaught Stanley
utailnji at her more than once., and
smiled to herself. Of course, he
ccul.iirt understand. When Gardner
hud t.vne he turned to her at ones.
"This 1 a darned sporting thin
to do, Cynthia." ho exnln lined. "Of
course mother didn't know when
she o!d the stock that it was going
up
j "No. she thouieht it was worth
less, that's why she was so willlntt
to sell It Gynthia rut In.
"And she didn't know you were
M
ft
mm
I m&hi&g ,
Louc'Ua chattered gaily.
'living it." LrueMn. ndrled. "Or sh'
wouldn't have let you do so, o:
eonr::e. Mother would never let you
suffer l.i.r.nisp she nnimrently had
itnnde a mistake."
Cynthia did not reply. Phe did
i not fe) BO confident of whm
Mndime Iceland would hnvo done a:
, r nnll HM
j the day she met Ce -lle and was en
lefrkd Into mln on the mid-win
ter house party that bad nhnost hat
such disastrous cnnneo,uenres.
I'.ut at home she found u teteprnir
thnt chanRed hor plana most de
cidedly. In St. Teter'a hospttnl. Pan Fran
cfsco. Hny nothlni? to family. u'
Join me immediately If you can," I
read.
And It was slenrd "Jim.
More Food fop Sesnrf.tl.
some of tbe plays cun he rendered
uuohjeclioiinble by alterutiond.
Now Used for
LUMBAGO
During the pant, winter thous
ands of people have need Joint-
Kue with such remarkable ' suc
icess In the treaimtnt of Ihe most
I severe cases of ImnhaKO that we
are' 1ml doing our dutv when we
say to the public: "When Joint
j Kase goe.4 In lumbago goes out."
penetrallng external remeily
j for painful, swollen and stiff joints
(JU cents a tube at nil druggists.
(AMnrijtl I'rt-M l..wl Wlr.)
SANDY .LAKE. I'a.. I-Vb. 17
f 1
f I,
lSSSL FDR WQHLO FLIERS1
i UllUtill III UMLLIl
i
Three pimill rhlldren of Mr. and 'passed by the house siibsliintlally
Mrs. Stiiilien S:ifrun were drown- as recommended liy tbe war de
ed yeaterdiiy while playing along partment.
Sjin'ly Creek.' ' After an hour wrangle over
THAT JKr7k RAf
I IDEA To 4EHO THAT OLC VT-,t
I TRAMP FOB THE rAOKjEY
VJHCK) HE BRINGS IT I J J
I eCK tyr.UTIIIMo'LL BE lurvi
1 HUWKA lOUY vjitH ME nt.7.
jtj-A GOSH. HERE HE COME . .
. , , ALREADY-IT MDNT UlDJA
, , YtAXE. HIM L&AiG GET IT?
'AA .
E
(AM-lat.d hn Uual Win.)
OSS1N1NO. N. Y.. Keb. 17.
William S. Kurd, condemned for
murdurlng six persona In an In
cendiary, tire haa escaped the
electric chair by auirldt. When
hi!) guard was absent at Sing Sing
last nihl, Kord hanged himself
from the top bar of his cell door
with a rope made of strips of a
sheet. lie left a letter to the
warden asking him not tn punish
the guard for his suicide.
ASHBY'S IMPORTED'
nroccoli seed $20 per lb. Order
from Mrs. N. C. Ashby, Apt. 6 over
Uose Confectionery. Hoaeburg, Ore.
SIMPLE WAY TO
TAKE OFF FAT
Can anything be simpler thau
taking a convenient little tablet
four' times each day until yoiit
weight Js reductl to nonnal? Of
course uot. Just purehuse a box
of Marmola Prescription Tablets
from your druggist for one dol
lar, and Biart now to reduce. Fol
low directions no starvation diet
ing or tiresome exercising. Kat
substantial food, be as lazy as you
like, and keep on getting slonder.
Thousands of men and women eat b
year regain healthy. Blender fig
ures by using .Marmola Tablets.
Purchase them from your druggist,
or send direct to Marmola t o.,
(ieneral Motors I31dg., Detroit,
Mich.
CALL FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS
Notice la hereby given that city
Improvement bonds of tho city of
Roseburg, Oregon, series "O" No. 8
to 45 inc.. will be taken up and paid
on the 25th day of February 11125,
anil that interest thereon will cease
after said date.
Dated February 14th. 1925. .
W. V. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
PLAGE OF STAGE
(AiworUted I'm !ard Wir.
- CHICAGO. Feft'. 1 7. Radio may
supplant the stage according to
Cosmo ' Hamilton, , nuted play
wright. "Eventually all plays will be
dramatized over tbe radio Instead
of being Staged in a then tie" he
said. "In the advent of the radio
drama, plays will become much
shorter and the one act play of
approximately tf.Iluo 'words, prob
ably will supplant the longer
plays of the modern stage,"
Hut as a result of Ibis the
slage will deteriorate, because tbe
actors will not perform as well
without the vibrating Influence
of an enthusiastic audience.
TO DOUGLA8 CO. TEACHERS
Observe Washington's Birthday
on Mon., Feb. i;3, as regularly done.
The school law so directs.
(Signed) MRS. FJrtTH S. ACKERT
wiLiti k to he ui;ri;i:si;vn:i
Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallfs, Fell. 17. Two faculty
members and three students will
represent Wilbur High School at
the second annual Educational ex
position which opens here Friday
evening, according to a delegate
list submitted to the registrar
here. Mrs. H. E. Lay ton, assist
ant principal, H. K. Layton, ad
visor, Lucille Miller. Alice Hill
and Beulah Parker nre the official
delegates who will be entertained
while on tbe campus.
Some day In the not far distant
future the government will demand
'absolute purity In all food stuffs.
Grimm Bros, have beat Ihe govern
!ment to it. Try one loaf of Grimm
Bio,!. MILK BREAD. Phone
(ANHi.tM) Vrrm Im-I Wir,.)
I WASIMNCTON. I'eh 17. The
I f at of the army fliers who first
j en'omp:ised Hie globe by air
i would be rewarded under a 1H1
Ax.
pi iHG Rniu fin
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
FIR wood, cord wood. Moot or 18
lnch wood. Phone 14F14, Boyer
Broa.
FOlt SALE 60 loads of barnyard
manure. Deer Creek Dairy. Phone
4 SF1 1 .
FOU SALE Good cheat hay 13
per ton. Uox 227, Junction City, I
uregon. .
FOR SALE Two touring cars, at a I
bargaiu. Inquire Hall and
Young's Garage, Winchester St.
r oti BAi.r.-.cw -room no"s,!" j
nice lot lemij J. Ooodhew. Har-
. y ,- ; .
27F3. Morning or evening, li. Ul
Ellis. Uoseburg. Ore. i
FOtt 'SALE 1 combination wood
and coal rango. With reservoir.
2a. H. J. Guilo, 3oti V. Sec. Ave.
No.
FOR SALK Some- pure bred White
Leghorn cockerels. Also pure
bred eggs for hatching. Phone
21K23
FOR SALK Pure brttd White
Wyandottes hatching eggs. $1 per
IS. Also stock. W. F. llodson, UL
1. Uoseburg.
FOtt SALK White IVkln duck
eggs, l per setting. Also O. A. C.
Barred Hock eggs, $1 a setting.
Phone 34 F2.
HATCHING FOGS Single comb
White Minorca, American beauty
strain, $2 for 15. J. Good hew,
Harrison St., Uoseburg.
TON AND A HALF Day Elder
truck and trailer. Must be sold nt
once." Priced right. Apply to G. W.
Young, llti Cass St. Administra
tor A. S. Frey &, Sons estate.
FOR SALU IS Inch oak dining
table, practically new; also a
good 9x12 velvet rug, and library
table. Call nt 946 W. 1st St. morn
ings or evenings, or Phone 102-U.
FOlt S A LK One Stewart new mod
l hand power Hearing machine.
One Stewart light duty power
shearing machine. Hooper Bros.
Urrtin, Ore." ,
HATCHING KGGS S. Cr Rhode
Island Red eggs aired by cocker
els from 20-2oO egg hens. (5 hun
dred. K. t. Strong, Oaklund, Ore
gon. (Rice Hill.)
FOR SALE Haired- , Plymouth
'Rocks, very dark, line barred. W.
G. Myra stock. Mr. Myers had
first prize pen llarred Rocks at
the Panama Pacific and World
Exposition In San Frunclsco. C.
G. Sheppard, Dlxonville, Ore.
FOR SALE 3 registered A. J, C.
Jerseys, ages 6 weeks, 6 months
and one year past uv - $35,00,
JjO.OO and $fi5.0U, Kred from1 4u
lb. cows and high class St. Mawes
bulls out of St. Mawes of Ash-
wood, gold and silver medal. S. M,
Suell, Druln, Ore.
WANTED
WANTED Clean r 4. News-Ra
view oirice.
GIUL wanted for general housed
work. L. It. Cliambers. Phone 478.
attemptu In amend the house ap
proved without a roll cull the'
measure carrying lioih material '
and honorary reward .In recog- '
nitlfn of Iho neliievement.
The hill would ' "dvflni-e Cup
tain Lowell 11. .Smith. 1,1100 files I
on Ihe army promotion I iHt and !
I.leulen;ints Wade, Arnold and j
Nelson &00 files each. Coinnils
sions as second lieutenants In tho
regular army would ho Klven sec-
oitd Lieutenants OKdeli and liar
ding of the reHerve corps. The
nieaHuro nlto provides for award
of tho distinguished servicp Die-
j dal to enrh and for llieir aecept
janie of foreign decoration.
I The hill wiih ametiiled to award
the (lMt I ii k ii iHli.'.l Kervlce niedul
hIbo lo Major Frederick L. Alar-
tin. the original world flight com
1 nianiler, forced lo aliiuidon his
l!ano In 'Alaska, and to Sergeant
Harvey, his mechanician.
iwubmii MHUMH
EVERYDAY DUTY
.Kccpin) your lxxly strong
and tliicicnt b your plain
duty.
Scott's Emulsion
is a fixKl-tmilc that Is used
every d:iy by thousands who
have learned the art of keep
inn strong. T.ile Seott'cl
Rr"lt IU.wti- viri.M V f. f4-4
By WINNER
Look vwhm thevL . , ,
WANTED Used cook stoves and
ramceg at Powell's Furniture com
pany. WANTED TO RENT Furnished
ranch on snares. Address Box
80, Oakland, Ore.
WANTED About s"hundredgopl
ewes. State price, age and kind.
uox vii. uoscnurg.
FOR RENT
Ft)R RENTj houses. 828 W. Lane
St.
FOR KENT Nlco clean furnished
I apts. 707 W. Mosher St.
Foil RENT Furnished rocS
,atr b4(h M a Main
Hot
FOR RENT 8-room furnished
, .- r c -..
tutt. 1U..M -Furnished apartment.
.iiuiivt iiut-r !! ge qiorv.
KOR K KNT 6-room furnished
house lth piano. -5 per mo. 241
S. Flint St. . .
HOUSE FOR liENT 5-room nmiso
at 3uS W. yirst St., near Win
chester St. Phone SF4.
FOR KENT Furnished bouse.
close in. Also three other bouse..
O. 0. HelulK, 4u7 W. Cass. '
t'UK itfc.NT liig I Ik lit room, suit
able for work shop or ware room.
Inquire Pettey'B Confectionery.
FOR Kt.STLarKB 2 room apart-
ment on around floor. Phone
351-L or call 327 W. IJouias.
Foil, HKNT Laiye newly furnish
ed apurtment. Modern. Garages
Call at 410 W. bougies St. Adult
only.
WANTED TO ilENfTor 5-room
moilern, unfurnished or - partly
furnished house with garage. Ad
dress House, care News-Review.
FOR RENT lllacksmith shop. In'-
quire W. J. Meredith, Looking
Cllaas, Ore. Phone 18F2 for par
ticulars. LOST AND FOUND
a
LOST Fox hound, black and hlte
spotted, lost between Dillard and
Myrtle Creek. Reward. Krvin Rlc
Oakland, Ore. Phone 40F4.
MISCELLANEOUS
RADIATORS That's my business.
sew cores Installed, and old ones
made new. Ijirk, radiator man,
32!IW. Lane.
CAR OVVNEK-Doq( forget U
call 6C3 when In need of.aatt
parts. Bartl's Auto Wrecktuj
House.
FULL MARCEKand cufr75c7halr
i cutung 3&o with curl 60c. At my
home, 331 Si Muin, Phone 67-1',
Amy ltogers. '
FOR EXCHANtiE Ford ton truck;
in good condition, '25 license, for
touring car. Also sedan in good
condition, '25 license for touring.
E. 11. Lawson, li ml. west of Von-
calla.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. 11. PLYLER Chiropractl
physician, 126 W. Lane St.
DONALD R. GIBBS, Dentist
Phong 401 212 Pc-klns Bldg
You get Results
(iood conks must have best
products to make baking and
cooking successful. Your or
der phoned In will bring the
best Groceries to your kit
chen. Economy Grocery
Phons 63
Reliable Tailor
1. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration!
We Make Your Clothei
in Roseburg
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh '
Finest Quullty Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 F2.
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REDORINQ
tlur Specially
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
WHEN IN UOSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
OsmILm. OA,
Watet and All
METAL,
Won't Laaik .
K OaL to 10.000 OaL
Am lata. Om Om riM,
Churchill Mdwe. Co.
THE WINCHESTER 8T0RE
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