Roseburg news-review., March 14, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY." MARCH 1 4X1925;
We Work for You
To prove it if you are going to buy fence we will re
fund I cent a rod if we can tell this
carload before April First.
9-39 3Sc
Flour $2.10,
SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
GOLF EXPERTS TO
TRY CANADA LINKS;
THENCE TO OREGON
CHICAGO, March 4. Two
tralnloads of goiters armed wilh
iron headed clubs and thousnnds
of missiles 1.62 Inches in diame
ter, are to Invade Canada in Au
gust wilh the intention of playing
most of the courses in the north
west. The golfers will have its four
horsemen in the persons o( Chick
Evans, former national champion.
Captain E. P. Carter, once Irish
title-holder, and two famous pro
fessionals. This quartette will
lead the charge on the various
links, while 300 othor wieldcrs
of the mashie will furnish a bar
rage ot golf balls that ought to
smother any active opposition.
The golf excursion, which is the
first in the North country and for
a summer outing will resemble
the onset against the gulf coast
in winter is to travel In fact much
like an army in two trains, which
will furnish living quarters dur
ing the Incursion of the Canadian
northwest. The golf army is re
cruiting from cities around the
Great Lakes. There will be two
carloads from Detroit; three from
Cleveland, one each from such
places as Toledo, Milwaukee and
Grand Rapids with miscellaneous
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractic
physician, 12 s W. Lane tit.
immm kids
H Promptness vxina
I US fAMt AWO TRADE-
I OUR. PATRONS' OfcOERS I
We keep onr delivery
promises. When we say
half past noon, we mean
thirty minutes to the oae
o'clock whistle. Your
laundry will be there on
time and it will be In a
choice, fresh condition,
too.
. Roseburtj Steam
LaunoVy
Phone 79 . Roseburg, Ore.
Do Not Delay
Insure Today
Protect your. properly from loss
by fire by carrying an adequate
amount of Insurance.
Our agency is at your service
at all times In matters pertain
ing to Insurance.
G. W. Young & Son
Insurance
116 Cass St Phone 417
Still Talking
Grease
Every grease spot, though
apparently unnoticeable,
causes ' a decay that
spreads germs arid ruins
the fabric of goods.
Let a MASTER clean it.
ImperialClcancrs
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277 '
I
$2.25, $2.40
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine claim for It rid
four system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Sold by drurgists for over 40 years,
ft J. CllbNEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio
cars made up of residents ot smal
ler cities.
The line of campaign will cover
some 5,000 miles aud will make
its route through Montana, Wash
ington and Oregon to Ohio. Homo
on the golf links are marked for
attack.
While on native soil attempts
will be made to win golf links by
parley, and for this purpose the
trains will carry George Ade, Will
itogers and Opie Read as the
three wise men. After overcom
ing with a verbal barrage such
places as St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Spokane, Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle, the invaders will enter
Canada at Victoria. Taking that
stronghold the golfing army will
attack in succession Vancouver,
take Louise, Banff, Calgary, Swift
Current, lteglua and Winnipeg. A
mustering out ceremony will take
place at Duluth, and the veterans
will then proceed 13 Chicago.
For concrete work call Taylor.
113 No. Flint St Tel. 225-R.
NOTICE of aai of Government
timber. General Land Oft ice. Wtli-
tiiisivua v , reu, At nuiivc
hervDy given that subject to tJi
Uundttlons and limitations of the
ucU of June 9, lam (iU total.. 21 M.
February 26, 119. (40 titut.. lli)
and June 4. (41 Stat., 753), uuu
departmental regulation of Apitl
14, 1S24 (iu I L., SIS), the timber
on the following lands will be au.d
.Ala re n so, limo, at iu o ciock a. ni. ui
public a at Lion at the U. H, LxmX Of
fice at HoHuburg, Oregon, to the
highest bidder at not less than the
appraised value ai shown b thin
notice, rale to be subject to t'n ap
proval of the (Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, ivlm an
additional mam of one-fifth of one
pr cent, thereof, being com ml n.
jtlona allowed, munt be deposited, at
time of title, n.oney to be returned.
If sale Is nut approved, otherwise
patent will Issue for the ttmbor.
which njuat be removed within ten
years, liid will be received from
citizens of the' United States, associ
ations of sut.li c Hiens and corpora
tions organised umer the laws of
the United tSlates, or any state, tor
rttory or district thereof, only. Up-
on application of a qualified pur-
chaser the timber on any legal nub-j
division wll be offered septal tlel j
before being included In any of-1
for of ft li gr unit. T. 13 o.. It. 12
W riec 15, SKk fciE red fir 200
M., white fir 1(H) M., r. (J cedur 25 M..
cedar poles SOuO ftet; bli4 red
fir 860 M white fir 75 il., red cedar
15 M., witlte cedar M cedar poles
1600 feet, none of the timber on
; these tracts to be sold for lebs than
$4.00 per M. for the red fir, 11.00 per
iM, for the white fir and red cedar,
laud $4.00 per M. for the white
cedar and $.01 H per foot for the
jcedur poles. T. 2 ft It. 12 W., Sw .
I 2 3. Lot 6, fir 300 M., Lot 7, fir 60
41., none of the timber on these lots
to be sold for less than J-.50 per M.
IT. i; S.. K. 11 W.. Sc. 35, Lot 13, red
,Iir ItivO M., red cedar 40 M none of
.the timber on this lot to be sold for
liens than tl.Io per M.t for the red
'fir and S1&0 per M. for the red ce
dar. T. 2s ., li. 10 V.. ,c. 38. MX",
red fir 2J0 M., white Cedar 8t'M
,M., none of the timber on this tract
1 to be sold for lens than $1 0 per M.
ifor the red ftr and 7.00 pi-r M. for
I the white cedar. T. 29 S, K. 11 ,
I dec. S, Lot 1, red fir 160 M., fir pil
ing: 140 M.. white cedar 120 M., Lot
2. red fir 400 M., fir pilins 1'"
i white Cedar liO M.. lot 3 red fir 10
M., while cetl.tr 2o) 11., Ixit 4 fir pil
ing 2uo M., white cedar 110 ft,
NliU red fir 2 M- fir pllii.tt 40
IM.. white PedHr S50 M., BU WK
: red fir itmo -M., WTiIte Cie?.'r 30ti M
Ini-;4 svv rtti tf 4y M.t fir jitiinff
M., vliiif (edar 10 M , Hi-.1,,
!SW!4 red fir 2St M.. fir plilitft Io
M., white cedar 200 M.. gW SW"i
red fir 1 I0 M.t fir piling so M.. white
.cetiar 200 M., SK r-d ftr 1 vO
M., fir piling 3ko M., white Oed.ir ?0
34.. NW'4 isf: r-d fir 3 M., fir
1 plllnsr HO wltif? cedar 4i0 M..
SK. red fir 10. M., white te
Uiir -0 M. C4.-oUr poles 24,
red fir "0 M., fir piling ihft M.
white cedar M.. nono of thp tn
ber on thl section to be sld f"r
less than I.Ou per M.. for the red
fir. l. SO rr M. for th- fir tiling.
IT. 00 per il. for the mhlle eeLr,
and .iO "'-h tnr th r-d!r poles.
Willl.in spry. Commissioner.
TUBBY
IF THEY TH.IMK "IHEV CAN rlf-EP ME. OuT HERE
vjaiki' these cae $xa outta. the dog-sho-a)
up am do'hu to gwe'em eercise they got .
AWOTHCR 1HIAJK COM1M' I'M GttTlM'GOOD Mi
TIRED OOIM' IT BECAUSE ThEY VBOki'TLET Mf CO
IN "TO SEE WW BECAWJ OP HAk'K. ChfcO
A ST&AV dog luwEae: aij dm'tcome out
AM EUER Time I Tfirf To f 'M fo ,EE .
uttiFfife HP is Tun r.iF Mufit-im nir,i -rutT?.
SIM-ftlM AT THF tsja fOP
yWKK UP a vma -Tto get
WARSHIPS IDLE AS
OFFICERS GO INTO
SKULL PRACTICE
SAN DIKQO, March 14. Four
leen admirals and 400 officers of
staif and command In the United
North Island air station, across
I San Diego Hay, engaged in luo
I analysis of the naval battle oft
the lower California coast, a man
euver participated In during the
I pan two weeks by 109 warcratt
1 01 the navy.
The meeting. In the auditorium
' of the naval a.r station, Is amidst
surroundings of an inspiring na
, ture. Nortn Island is a narrow
; lag sand spit or pentusula around
1 oue side of which is Coronado
! roads, and on the other San Diego
j Bay. Stretched in this seiul-circiu
of water rides the main fighting
strength ot America's sea power.
There are dreadnau;hta, cruiBers,
destroyerB, submarines, aircrait
carriers, mine layers, mine sweep
ers and auxiliary crait of ail
kinds, some 114 ot them. Far
ther down In the bay rebt scores
of destroyers out of commission,
79 ot them.
: Immediately surrounding the
I meeting place is a ' spectacular
show of aerial strength, the air
1
forces of the naval air station
and the air forces ot the army,
Itockwell Field.
Admiral Robert E. Coontz, com
mander in chief of the United
States fleet is presiding oflicur
of the session. ' Officially It is
termed a critique. Discussions
will be confidential and secret, iu
volving as they do baic matters
ot the navul defenso of the na
tion. A complete exposition will
entail the moves, decisions and
results of each fleet, the blue
defending fleet of scout cruisers,
destroyers and submarines the
latter of which achieved fame in
their work for the black invading
fleet, composed ot main battle
forces and the convoy.
Vice Admiral Joslnh S. McKenn
presents the record of the search
and attack. Admiral S. S. Kobi
suu ot the battle fleet, presents
the officials story of the invasion
and defense against attack.
NOTICE TO
Soldiers, Sailors and Widows of
soldiers aud sailors of the Mexican
war, the War ot the Rebellion aud
the Indian ars of the state ot Ore
gon. Now Is the time to put In your
claim ror taf exemption. All claims
must be In on or before April
first.
FliANK L. CALKINS, Assessor.
C1UTIO OF tSt'IiOOL IU'A
YKLOIiKi OA CUALLKNUE
LONDON. March 14. Lord
Rothemere's 'school boy eiami na
tion" is off. The publisher con
tends that the conditions of the
challenge by W. G. Cove, which at
tne beginning were clear and pre
cise, have been changed, and In
a letter to -his challenger he says:
"It la now clear to me that you
have no Intention of standing by
the terms of your own challenge.
Kvcr Bince I accepted It you have
been trying to wriggle away from
it."
After reviewing the details of
the examinations he concludes:
"I really can't allow you to
HELPEDTHROUGII
CHANGE QF LIFE
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound dur
ing this Critical Tune
iiaiumon" ma. i took Lydia E.
Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound to
ineip me yirmign
Liiucnaneoi iue
and fnr A hmlron-
down system. I
had been com.
plaining a hng
lime and dragging
other medicines
which did not help
me much. 1 read
in the newspapers
of the Vegetable
vumwuno ana
after takings bottle I felt better. I
did not stop with one bottle, but took
it. through, the whole critical time and
am now practically a well Woman. I
have two daughters whose health was
very bad before they married and I
was worried about them. I got the
Vegetable Compound for them and it
heled them, and after they married
it also helped them in bearing their
babies. This is a great and good med
icine for all complaints of women,
ond I recommend it toalL" Mrs, L.
Gingrich, 1375 N. Gilmor St, Balti
more, Maryland.
The Vegetable Compound Is a de
pendable medicine for women of mid
dle age.Let it relieve you of nervous
nOjis, that feeling of strain and those
annoying hot flashes so common at
this time.
AA- ICoTTA 1
fWVT HiMrjrJ-1
sT?K
.
I f , - IV 5
eiooo La
waste more ot my time over this
matter."
Mr. Cove's challenge arose out
of criticism by Roiheniere's Daily
Mail of the London secondary
schools, of which Mr. Covo, a la
borite M. P., is an ardent cham
pion. 0
Panerhangiug anil kalsomlnln;,
f the modern way. No better work
done In liuseburg. Phone 542-K or
call 320 W. Washington at.
" 0
1 ARMS SIEZEDIN
COMMUNIST LAIR
(AMndatnt ha Vfmd WOT.)
NEW YORK, March 14. Bomb
squad agents last night arrested
three men whom they found with
rules at the I'kraine society,
headquarters. Later the agents
seised (0 rifles and 25 sabres' at
the headquarters of the commuu-
ters.
In night conrt the prisoners
said their drill was merely a re
hearsal for a scene at Madison
! Square Garden today where com-
munlsts will celebrate the anni
versary of the Paris commune In
1872. They were charged with
violation of an ordinance wnicn
prohibits citizens carrying or pos
sessing weapons.
"There's a lot more to this
than appears on the surfuce," was
all that Captain James Geegao
of the bomb squad would say
about the raid. The magistrate
held three of the prisoners in
(10,000 ball each.
What a satisfaction it Is to know
you have the best. You can be as
sured of this whn you buy GKIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Today's Cross -
TRY THIS ONE.
By 1. C
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42 43 Hp 44 45
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HORIZONTAL
1 adults with i SO turf
the men- 81 iubject of
tality of a discourse
child 32 dwarf
6 si opine 83 male child
11 indefinite 3-1 a prickle
article 3D nuirin
! 12 devoutly 38 puhlie
1 4 correlative venicie
of either 40 extend
15 man's 41 undulation
! name 42 ernuli
1ft part of Ura.Kls
verb "to 44 moved
be' ewifUy
1R worker 4& enclosure
21 tapered for pica
upwards to 43 fish spawn
a point 41) a propo-
23 pcrioil fition
of time 61 nn nppcla-
24 consume tion
U6 innermost 64 that is
part 1 1-Htm
27 fruirmrnt abbr.
of cloth 55 apportions
25 lanjpjage 6C a flower
- of ancient (Latin
Koine form I
Her-with tt solution to Puzzle
No. 121 1
e l X p ir s I iLT A 6 V.. I-
A t Q L A H 55?
X. . M s e 1 A 3 C A 5 5
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jls EC2 5 A I T 2 P iS 5
iF7 jp a ptl a e mo f;
P j r u, s T I P. iL'
' k c L JL "L9 'li. i. ."lb. Si
at t a1 - n V'tJ p'o i erc
"Where There's a Will."
STATE WITNESSES
iBTHI
OF LIS
SAX FRANCISCO, March 14.
Reported death throats aicalnat
tlireo of the government s princi
pal witnesses in the case ot tha
suspected rum ruuner Quadra,
Cauadlan ship seized here last
October, resulted today In placlug
a heavy guard about the mun. The
confessed liquor runners who
turned states evidene are Kd
llagrudur and the Crivello bro
thers, Hulviioro aud Mariano.
Tostlmony of the three tended
to Implicate Vincente Quartararo,
wealthy San Pranciseo bond bro
ker, and C. H. Bellanger, a direc
tor of tha Canadian Kxports Con
solidated Ltd. of Vancouver, B. C,
as principals in an alleged coast
wide ruiu-iuunlng ring.
' The latest report In the threats
link Magruder with the tragedy
ot last Tuesday, when Antonio
Nlcolau. member of the Fisher
men's Union wan found shot to
death In bis room In a hotel here.
A friend of Nlcolau Intimated be
had been killed to prevent his
testifying in the Quadra case. In
which he was to have appeared
that day as a witness for the gov
eminent. Magruder lives at the
hotel where Nicolau was shot and
government officials have receiv
ed Information that Magruder
was the man the alleged slayers
Vord Puzzle
Puiile No. 122.
BOYD
VERTICAL
1 cunstanco
2 prv posi
tion 3 precious
stone?
4 a numeral
6 therefore
6 like
einke wit!
thf open
hand
ft poem
adapted
to music
ft nocative
10 exchanged
13 on high
15 oblique
linoF
17 l)raklpw
( botanical)
19 Io(Utnt
flpfakers
20 trrtchrs -forth
21 put in:o
motion
22 havmc t!:e
propfrty oJ
waring
away
25 preposi
tion 23 illuminated
2 'J woman
devoted to
rt'ligiout
life
83 posts
u.ed for
elevated
walkmt;
(-t.hr.)
3 correct
37 mixture
3i measuring
iastrumut
41 xpn!sed
In writing
43. ltler
asrd to
print from
45 extent of
land '
47 personal
pronoun
50 an xc ta
rnation n2 ciisU
63 horse
power
(al.br.)
64 wiiiuo
How to Solve It
Every number Indicates the
beginning' of a word if hnri
Kontul, crosswise, until tho nret
shaded stop to the rfrnt; if ver
tical, downwards until the first
haded stop below. Compare the
synonyms In the appended lists
to the rpaens In the diaernms
and fill in the wonis you know.
Theie will give you clues to the
more difficult words. When
co vpMed the ord should in
terlock prrfo?tly.
" V. , r ( j, l T 1.. .1.' -r, . .... . I
of Nlcolau were after.
Another possible complication
la the reported disappearance of
a couslderablo quantity of the 1L-,
quor seized on the Quadra be-1
tween Its unload. g and storage
in a government warcnouae.
EDWARDS AND REED
WIN IN PENDLETON
GRAPPLING BOUTS
(AwcUted Prv Uucd Win.)
PENDLKTON, March 14 Billy
Edwards, Kansas City light heavy
weight wrestler, defeated Frank
rilling of Canada here laat night,
and Kobin Keed, O. A. C. wrestl
ing coach, took the measure of
Dee liatton, local welter. In an
all-star wrestling card.
Kd wards threw Filling In an
hour and nine minutes with a
series of Deadlocks and the Cana
dian was unable to come back for
the second fall. During the first
four billing bad all the boat of
the argument and carried the
ftght to the rough and ready -Edwards
at all times. As time wore
past the hour mark Edwards' su
perior weight began to tell and
fining folk into one of the head
locks he had been fighting off all
evening aud the bout was over.
hauon gave Keed a real match,
losing the first fall in 80 minutes
with a leg split aud the second in
23 minutoa with a wrlstlock and
arm eciaeors.
EPIDEMIC I NDEIl CONTROL
AMociatl Itc UiH Wirt.)
. CHICAGO. March 14. Chica
go's Influenza-pneumonia attack
appeared on the wane today, when
reports to the olty health depart
ment showed a marked failing off
in the number of deaths and new
cases. The last, available rec
ords, covering a period from 8
o clock yeelerday morning until
4 o'clock in the afternoon showed
only 12 deaths from respiratory
causes.
GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NG
And horseshoeing. All work guar
anteed. Plenty room for farmer's
horses. 623 Wlnchentor St. north of
Auto Camp, E. . Woodcock, Prop.
Taylor-made concrete is good con
crete. TeU 226-XL
NOTICE OP (ilAHDIAV M SAMS OF
UHAL l'HOl'KltiY
In the County Court ot the State of
uregon nr i'oukih lounty.
In the mutter ot Hie ruardlanKhlD of
Kit t lit r il. Ueeite, a Minor.
police is nereuy yiwn tnnt tne
undersigned, an Ruardlan of the
eatate of Km t her M. Ucese a minor,
pursKiunt to an ordur M th nhove
entitled court In the above entitled
matter duly made and entcrrd on
tht 7th day of hVhruary, lit J 5. au
thorizing said guardian to sell the
nal Drooerty of his ward herein
after described, will on and after
the 23rd day or Manh, of
fer for salt and sell for dsn In
hand at private sale the following
di-acritied real property, to-wt:
lieKinnlng at a point from which
the SIC corner of Lot No. 1 of Wile
Krult Tract bcara N ti'i deit. R 4.4V
cha.. thence N 74 deg. V, 11.68 clia.
to the right hank of th South Ump
qua Ulver, thenuu S. dt'tf. fl.L'O
ths. to middle of .County Road,
thenro 8. TU oVir. K. M.S0 cIih.,
theiu-e N. lft'I detr. E. ?.0 vha. to
pinco of butclnnlnu niiittilnln JO. t'l
hit 08, all oeinff in uoukius County,
Htate of Oreann. exotDt a roailWHV
twelve feet wide, over and Mcrom
tlie west slue ht-retofore Bold to 1.
K. Myers, aa record d at page 63 of
Vol. H2 Deed records of JJounlaa
County, Oregon.
llids for tiie purchase of said real
property will h rect-ivrd hy the un
drtlRned at his orflre in KoReliura;.
UouKtaa County, Oregon, on and af
ter said 23rd day of JUaith; aud
the sale of natd real property will l
made subject to confirmation by the
above entitled court.
JJated February 21, 1926.
it:V CORDOV,
Guardian of the Estate of EstheT
U. Keese, a Minor.
SLMMUtta
In the Circuit Court of the Ptftto of
Oregon for the County of Douglas.
w. K. IJiiriis, flnliuirr, vs.
HimanthA Clavinifer. Defendant.
To Sumantha Clevlnger, Defend
ant: Vou are hereby required to appear
and answer the cmnplamt of the
plaintiff herein filed Bgulntt you In
the a hove entitled court, on or be
fore the laat day of the time pre'
tu-rlhed In the order ror publication
of this summons upn you, whh-h
period of time is six weeks from th
1 Ith day of Kehr. l'.'i. that being
the date of the flrt do hi lent tun
hereof, and If you fall so to appear
and answer said complaint the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief Droved for in nut com
plaint, for a decree of foreclosure
of the mortgage upon Iho rpnl prop
prtv des'rlhed In plulntiff's urn-
plaint, and hereaftir more particu
larly aescrioed as ioiiohs. to-wit;
In I'oiiglas t'liiitity. Oregon, belnR
the went half or the norlhwext nuar
tcr and the noutheuM quarter of the
nortn west qinmer oi se-'tion imriy
four In townnliip twenty (i!0l Kniith
or raiiue six tt) went ot tne win
ametle Meridian. Oregon, containing
one h una roil and twenty ncres,
You are further notified that thli
summon Is served upon you by
publication thereof In the Roseburg
NeWM-KevIew, a dally newspaner
pulilishi'd at ItnstHhurs;. Oonglus
County, Oregon, pursuant to an or
der of the lion. J, W. Hamilton,
Judge of the ahnvo entitled oourt,
nin it- on the i:tth day of Kehr., li'f.
Vsil are further notified that the
date of the firt publication of this
summon Is t It.; Mth day of l-'ebr.,
I'.tli, and the lust puhllratlon theie
of will he made on the 23th day of
Alan h, ISii.
TMOH. JlllOWN.
Attorney fr I'laintiff. Zio Ortfnn
rtttiiilttig Kal.-m. OiMfiii
t.f.-.l I I . 1 1 I
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS
FOR SALE'
SILO tor sale 12x30. E. Jennings,
Olalla, Ore.
UA1.KU HAY for sale. Coy or Bros.
Phoue HFH.
J A FA LAC Paints and Varnishes, at
Powell s Furniture Co.
F1K wood, cord wood, 2-foot or 16-
lnch wood. Pbone HK14, Boyer
Bros.
t'OH SAlt Nursery swea. I'bone
HFi. Morning or evening. B. U
Ellis, Uosvburg, Ore.
FOR SALE Good young cow, Just
fresh. E. O. Troselle, Melrose,
Ore. Phone 10F23.
1UU BALE Dark walnut Tictrola
and 40 records. Call lu9 J even
InKS. h'UA SALE 15-30 h. p. gas tractor.
Good for saw mill power. Rose
burg Welding and Brazing Works.
SHEEP FOR SALE 175 head of
ewes. A bargain It taken at
once. George Hedrlck, Drain,
Ore.
FOR SALE Pure bred R. L Red
setting eggs, from selected bens.
50c per do2en. August Cedar
stam. Melrose, Ore.
FOR SALE Cow and 2 wks. old
culf. Cow giving i gal. milk per
day. John Goodbourn, phone
4fcF4. t
FOR 8ALE Very cheap good Ford
touring car. Left for sale by
tourist. F. C. Gurnee, Phone
J3F2S. B
FOR SALE Almost new, 12 hoe, (
In. single disc grain drill. In
quire at Lawrence Real Estate
office.
FCfns'ALE CHEAP Farm horses
and pack horses, seo them Sun
day. Also rooms to rent. L. W.
Moxley, Wilbur, Ore.
PRUNE TREES Italian, French
Improved and Coates 1418. Care
ful grading and packing. Write
Hudson's Nurseries, - Tangent,
Oregon.
FOR SALE 6 milk cows, 2 Jor
eeys. 2 Holtteins. 1 Angus Pole.
Good testers, milking now will be
fresh In June. All young cows.
For quick sale, $10 each. Harry
Morrow, R 1, Box 37, Oakland,
Ore.
FOR SALE 5-roommKderirKouse,
h c water, bath, concrete base
ment, lot 120x120, located Suth
erlln, will sacrifice for quick
sale. Also store building 60 ft.
frontage on Central Avenue,
Hutherlln. Address S. O., care
News-Uovlow. t
LISTEN! Good general store
worth $10,000 situate -in Sas
katchewan, Canada, 70 miles
from city of Sasketoon. Will ex
change for Oregon property.
Would prefer something near
Roseburg. What have you? Write
P. () Box 67. Roseburg, Ore.
USED CAR SPECIALS
Overland touring
Studebaker touring
Ford touring
Ford touring
Ford roadster
,.100.00
. 125.00
. 275.00
. 285.00
. 300.00
. 800.00
Nash touring .
Hudson touring 300.00 '
HOY CATCHINO MOTOR CO. I
Across from City Hall, Roseburg
FOR SALE No. laoo acres coal
land 30 million feet good saw
timber on land. Owner will sell
very cheap.
No. 2187 acres 37 acres under
cultivation and Irrigation; bal
ance pasture and timber; large
house, barn, water., power for
Iouer and lighting; farm ma.
chlnery and stock; Ideal place
nRr Roseburg.
Nn. 38 lots In North Roseburg
. Beautiful home sites; cheap.
No. 4 6-room house on pave
ment and well located.
N. 5 4-room house on pave
mrnt and well located.
No. 6 20 acres adjoining city of
Ro3cburg; 8-room house; 16
acres In prunes, cherries, berries,
grnpes and other fruit; 38000,
terms.
No. 7 8 acres In small fruits;
snmtl house; land adjoins city;
small house, 2M0, terms. H. O.
Wilson, 664 Jackson St Phone
70-J.
WANTED
WANTED Tennis racket frame In
gwl condition. String no object
No Junk. Perrln's Shoe Store.
WANTED AvdmanforlfiFhtTiouse
work and companion for elderly
Indy. Call at 320 West Cant St.
Rowrhury. Ore., or phone ISO-J.
By WINNERS
WELL.
1 HEOe AM
I COT IAJ
LAST
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ON BACK PACE.
WANTED Honsecleanln ( Is next
and we'll buy your rags no bur
lap. Berber's Bargain Store.
WArt'ltD Old falsa leelu. tTS
pay as high as $10 for full setst
Don't matter If broken. We but
crowns, bridges. Western Metal
Company, Bloomlngton, IU.
1
i LOST AND FOUND
LOST Child's gray kid mitten.
Thursday. Finder please mail ta
Mrs. P. R. Weaver, Myrtle Creek
Ore.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED house fnr rent
quire Mrs. J. K. Falbe.
FOR RENT 8 room furnished
house close in. Phone 15F11.
FOR " RENT 2-room furnished
apartment 248 8. Stephens.
GIANT Toulouse goose eggii for
hatching. 15c each at Vosburghs.
FOTTRENT-robm "furnished apt
343 So. Stephens Phone 353-J. '
FOR RENTB-rooii furnished"
cottage, adults only. 544 8. Pine
FOR-RENT 4-room unfurnished
apt Inquire Charles Keyes, 826
N. Jackson St
FORRENT Furnished apartment,
hot and cold water. Private bath.
428 Pltser St
FOR RENT Three-room apart-
nient furnished, light water,
bath. 535 8. Pine.
FOR KENT House, 10 A ot land,
close In. City water, lota fruit a
U. Helblg. 407 W. Cass St
FOR RENT Four acres river bot-
tom land one mil west of town;
also 300 broccoli crates for sale
at a bargain, inquire at Helblg'a
real estate office.
I'SRTlErJT Good . 5-room house;
garage; 20 month.
No. 2 Room with kitchen
privileges. H. O. Wilson, 564 N
Jackson St Phone 70-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't forget to
' call 563 when in need ot auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wreckln
House.
MARCF.L"a7obcl773c7nair
cnt and curl 60c. at my home.
331 So. Main, Phone 67-Y. Mrs.
Amy Rogers.
TRESPASS NOTICENo tre?
passing on Lot 7, Block 29, Rose
St Roseburg, Ore. Mrs. E. M.
Moore, Lillie L. Moore.
RTDiAT0"R8-That,rmy businesa
New Corel installed, and old onei
made new. Lark, radiator man,
329 W. Lane.
The Umpqua FlorUt
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Frash
Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Omenbousa or
Call 40-F2.
Use Goat Milk for
Your Baby
Also preferred by adults troubled
with indigestion. We have a
few fresh Milch Goats for aals.
MRS. O. H. WATZIO
Myrtle Creek Milk Post Ranch
Finest
Old Growth Body Fir
WOOD
STOVE AND DLOCK
$3.50 Tier
Delivered Immediately.
John Hatfield
Phone 3F1I
Reliable Tailor v
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration
We Make Your Clothe
in Rotcburg
FORD REPAIRING
CYLINDER REBOR1NQ
Our Specialty
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
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Won't LesJs.
10 Cad. se 10,000 OaL
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Churchill I Id we. Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE