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Newspaper Page Text. ROSSBURG; NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY; MARCH;! 8? 1 92 5. - ; W FIND THE VALUE OF X X equals higher price on fencing. Does X equal higher quality? Or does X equal larger profits? ASK YOURSELF This ii a farmer's business owne by farmers, run by farmers for the benefit of farmers. The farmers who run it know the folly of low grade goods as well as anyone. " Our motto is Quality First Price Second. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY . FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE R08EBUR0 OAKLAND Antlers Theatre "Abraham Lincoln," the picture which haa been the sensation of the movie world, is announced thlB week as a Flrot National picture, to be shown at the Antlers Theatre, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. "Abraham Lincoln" was more than two years In th? making, and at times as many as 2,500 people appear in the cast' It deals with the lire of Lincoln from his birth, through his boyhood, the preslden- NOTICE of saie or Government timber. General Land Office, Wash ington. D. C, Feb. li, 115. .Notice li hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitation of the acta of June 9, a tat-, tiny, February 26, 1U1U, (40 ilut- 11710 and June 4. litZU (41 Stat., 76S, and departmental regulation of April 14, 1U l&O L !., S7j, fhe timber on the foTl owl n a lands will be void March to, l'Jio, at to oYloc a. m. at public auction at the U. B. Lend Of fice at Hose burg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as ohown by this notice, sale to he subject to th ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purrhaae price, with aq additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent, thereof, being commis sions allowed, muat be Tie posited, at time of sale, money to be returned, if sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for the timber, which must be removed within ten, years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, associ ations of such citizens and corpora' tlona organized unuer the laws of the United (slates, or any state, ter ritory or district thereof, only. Up on application of a qualified pur chaser the timber on any legal sub division wil he offered Separately before being included In any of fer of a larger unit. T. 29 b.. K. 12 W., Sec. 15. SKU SfiK rd f Irf 2006 M., white fir 100 M., red cedar 26 M., cedar-po.ee etw-feet; Ted fir SGtf M., white fir 76 M.. red cedar IS M., white cedar M., cedar poles 1600 feet, none of the timber on these tracts to be eold for less than $2.00 per M. for the red fir, $1.00 per 14. for the white fir and red cedar, and tl.OO per AL for the white cedar and $.01 per foot for the cedar poles. T. 28 H., K. It W.. hoc. 23, Lot 6, fir 800 M, Lot 7, fir 60 M., none of the timber on these lots to be sold for less than $2.60 per M. T. 27 A, It. 11 W Hec. S5, Lot lit, red fir ItiOO M.. red cedar 40 M none of the timber on Ahis lot to be sold for less than $1.76 per M., for the red fir and $1.60 per M. for the red ce dar. T. 21 8.. K. 10 W., Sec 8. GWU red fir 250 M., white cedar 8n none of the timber on this tract to bo sold for less than $1.50 per M. for the red fir and $7.00 per M. for the white cedar. T. 29 S. K. 11 Bee. 2. Lot 1. red fir 160 M., fir pil ing 140 U., white cedar 120 M., Lot , red fir 400 el., fir piling 100 M . white cedar 160 hi.. Lot 3 red fir 1 f0 M., white cedar 200 M., Lot 4 fir pil ing -200 XL, whits cedar 110 M., 8fcj Nlitt red fir -280 M- fir piling 400 M., white cedar 850 M., NE4 red fir 1000 M., wnfte cesrnr 300 M., XU. SW4 red tit 40 M., fir piling 840 M., white cedar 120 XI.. tE HW red fir 280 M fir piling JK0 W. while cedar 300 M.. SWW tSYVW red fir 100 1L, fir piling 50 M., white cedar 200 M., NKU red tir 100 M., fir pillntc 3o XI.. white cedar tw Mi .. C v H rr." reu r m"v mx., us piling 10 M., white cedar 400 M., HEl4 SEU red fir 1000 W., white ce dir 340 M.. cedar polos 240, XK red fir 4uo M., fir piling ISO M. whit pMlur 200 M.. none of the tim ber on this section to be sold for less than $2.00 per M.. for the red fir li so nur M. for the fir DillnK. $7.00 per M. for the white cedar, and $.70 each for the cedar poles. William epry, uommusioner. Do Not Delay Insure Today. Protect your property from loss by (ire by carrying an adequate amount of insurance. Our agency is at your Bervlce at all times In matters pertain lng to insurance. G. W. Young & Son Insurance IIS Cass St, Phone 417 GERMS Have your clothes clean ed often by a MASTER CLEANER to lengthen their life and prevent the spread of "contagion. ImperialCIeaners Our Auto Will Call Phone 277 KEEP YOUR BODY 'CLEAN INSIDE For headache, constipation, indigestion, biliousness, baa breath, laziness and that worn oat feeling, take two Chamberlain's Tablets They keep men, women and children full of pep, health and happiness because they keep them clean inside, 50 or 25 cailt. SdJmnjaha cv and the Btrlfe of the Civil War, 'depicts the surrender "of Lee and shows life In Washington alter tne war and finally his assissination. Liberty Theatre F. B. O. haa made "The Cloud Rider," starring Al Wilson the fa mous aeronaut and supported by Virginia Lee Corbin, Helen Fer guson and an all star cast. "The 'Cloud Rider" did not em ploy fake-photography to put over its thrills. Mr. Wilson, noted for years for his death-defying stunts with the 'plane, seems to defy even gravity and gets away with it. vThe Cloud Rider" will be shown at the Liberty Theatre today and tomorrow. , , Majestic Theatre "Pampered Youth," which comes to the Majestic theatre on to night Is a clean Americas picture depicting the life of a youth who has been catered to and spoiled, lie goes on uncurbed until he brings his family to poverty. The action Includes a spectacular fire sequence, a thrilling horse race and a sensational runaway. The cast in cludes Alice Calhoun, Cullen Lan dis, Allen Forrest, Wallace Mc Donald, Ben Alexander, Charlotte Merrlam. The story is an adapta tion of Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer prize novel, "The Magnlficient Am bersons." i - YARD GOOD3 New lino at Carr'sglnghams, outing flannels, creonnes, cheese tloths, sheeting, muslin, wash oods, nettings, etc. Nice goods at a lower price. Also new line or pure linen towellugs, unbleached or bleached. Several styles. Get these items at Carr's and save. WINNERS OF CONTEST OF CHURCHILL SALE . HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED The winners of the contest, which" has been conducted at Churchill's Hardware store during their sale last week, have been an nounced. Mrs. E. R. Metzger of this city, won first prize, having re ceived 67,000 votes, and received a handsome 125 set of dinner dishes. Mrs. John Sinclair, of Gar den Valley, came a close ' second, recefc-iJig 62,000 votes and winning a fine $12 set of silverware. Mrs. George ' Kohlhagen of this city, came third, receiving 48,000 votes, winning a fine S carving set. The contest, ran high during the latter part of the week, the winners run ning close together. Mr. Thomas Monroe, the .sales manager from Eugene, who put on the sale, su pervised the counting of the votes. Many of the votes were held back by the contestants and their friends until Saturday 'night, tue closing night of the contest. TRIMMINQ BEADS Big shipment now In at Carr's. Rig line of color In regular cut glass bead at 6c a bunch. Have larger beads for trimming now also and small pearls for the making of rope necklaces. See the line at Carr's. Car of fresh piaster In at a new' low price, h. W. Metzger. TUBBY HAMM TuBsYS Dog CHASED A SfRAV POP IHTO tne TOWW- HALL VUHECE THE 3LOE 61000 DOG SHOW IS BEING HELD A TO But AM ATTtNbAMT TWINMNC HE CMC OF THE SHOW 006S CHPTur.Tr HIM AMti0T MtM INTO A KENNEL l' SO HAWK BECAME AM OULI&TED (AaweUtrd Tnm Ln4 Win KANSAS CITY, Mar. 18. Dupli cations In marketing cost with re BUltant wide margin between the tank car and tank wagon prices for gasoline;, was held accountable- (for conditions detrimental to the joil industry In an address prepar ied for delivery before the Ameri 'can Oil Men's Association conven tion by Paul Herrickson here to I day. j He suggested as possible solu tions reductions in the number of I filling stations and sale of gasoline on a sliding scale, depending on l the volume of their monthly con- sumption. He declared disbelief In the ef ficacy of "doping"- gasoline and urged that distinction be given to (the produot rather by "Jealously guarding the quality" of gasoline, iand by giving it a trade marked name. A saving of 110,000 In the Amer icas oil Industry annually may be effected through a broad applica tion of alnipllflcation and stand ardization, R. M. Hudson, chief of the division of lmpltfled practice of the United Stales department of I commerce said in an address pre pared for presentation at tne con vention. Mr. Hudson said that amount I represented almost as much as the total investment In tne petroleum industry, which be staled has made considerable progress In ! standardizing pipe, drilling, equip ment and sales. I Mr. Hudson said that the Hoov er committee oi i prouimmi American engineers on Waste In Industry bad disclosed that waste in' six typical cities was close to 60 percent. JEWELRY ITEMS New showing of tne cheaper Jewelry Items in baby and dress pins, brooches, bar Pins, rings, etc. Men's goods In scarf pins, tie clasps, cuff buttons, collar buttons, etc. Also kiddles rings,. pins, watch bracelets, etc. A really beautiful line. Remember a 16o Item won't loose any quicker than a $15.00 one. See the line at Cart's. EXPECT G009 TEAM ( Anmrittnl Trm lwi Wb.) nRADENTOWN, Kla.. Mar. 18. Bolstered by three new Infleld ers, by George Burns, the veteran outfielder, and by two promising young pitching prospects the Phil- ! adelnhla Nationals have a fighting j chance "to Ret somewhere this season," in the opinion oi artnur Fletcher who is starting his third season as manager of the peren nially and proverbially lowly Phils. Shorstnp Heinle Sand of last year's Infield will start 'as a regu lar. Walter Klmmlck, with the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league last year will be at second; i Nelson Hawkes, formerly of Mem phis, win noia aown nrsi; wuno Huber, a Texas league product will make his debut at third. "1 believe I have a belter team than 1 had last year," said Fletch er today. "The Infield is mueh im- Don't Let That Cold Turn Into "Flu" Rub on Ccmd Old Mu.l.nl, hat cold may turn into "Flo, Grippe or, even worse. Pneumonia, unless you take care of it at once. Kub good old Musterole on the con tested parts and see how qukkly it brines relief. Colds are merely coratestion. Mus terole, made from pure oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other simple ingredients, is a counter-irritant which stimulates circulation and helps break up the cold. As effective as the messy old mustard plaster, does the work without blis'.er. Just rub it on with your finuer-tips. You will feci a warm tingle as it enters the pores, then a cooling sensation that brings welcome relief. ToMothtnl Musterole Is alio made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole 35c and boc, in jars ana lubes. ill fietter than a amttard pltutvr 'COME THIS VSA.Y OOO&E I WANT TO SHOW Vot VE - RY PECULIAR. OF DOC- Ht IS AJO USTEP AMD fiO OWE KNOUtfl SEEN LIKE "WHOM we BELONGS - it s my guess That ms "OWtfcLLIGEM" TOO Socially pqowimI mt .'V t-trr'nV wn USE RED THE RELIABLE BATTERY ' for Engine, Phone or Radio They Give Satisfaction Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Slore ' proved. It Is much faster than 1 last year's and Is surer on def en- J slve plays. I am putting In three new men. Sand alone of last year's Infield will start In my regular lineup on opening day. "George Burns, the veteran who i came to us from Cincinnati, will surely start as one of my regular I outfielders. . j "I will switch old Cy Williams j from center to right field and j place Harper, a ball hawk ' who led the league last year as a fiejd- In center. Thus I will have Today's Cross-Word Puzzle PLKNTY OF INTEIUX)CKS. Puzzle No. 125. Bv J C. 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I'VE NEVER OrlE JVJDT HIM - HE 5tL'iv- SEAL for CHRONIC COUGHS Chapman's Drug Store Mokan and Schultze (or utility use. We have a fighting chance to get somewhere this year." Arundel, piano raner. rnonn 19-1 VERTICAL 1 disem bodied soul 2 in no man ner 8 like 4 dangers 6 a conceited person 7 -a musical piece per formed by 28 -definite article 29 place 83 stand in an ungainly manner 84 one who ' calls 88 small hemp line used on ships 37 again 89 suitable 40 market value 43 consumes 44 that by which a person is called 46 author of the . "Raven" 48 number of objects of like design 60 parent h2 preposi tion denot ing towards one person detective 0 editor (alihr.) 10 number 1 1 breathed aloud while sleeping 13 settleu 17 p'-rsnnal pronoun 18 over (poet) 20 regular habit or practice 21 exceed 2.3 hang cloth 26 small glob ular bodies A Hint tor Beginner The cross-word punle dia gram is merely a means of con cealing words which are synony mous to those listed and which will interlock perfectly and so read equally well crosswise or downwards. Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram. If horiionlat, you must find a word to fit between that number and the first shaded stop to the right; if vertical, you must fit your word between the number and the first shaded stop below, . Conceit. owj l vAJoJE ao-. WHAT THOSE. TWO ..' iNUtcV OLE GUYS Alii TRVIM' JUMPIM $ a tt xo do wi' hawv i S2;no 5 IF THEY 1RY To TIE QtPG! -ZAi?4 t AMYCW.I4TOH15TAIL TPT V hrXl VTWEYLL f IHD CAiT.WHhT p'o" j X-Z r7A II ( Y S it wJCil l- Vn..,t n,,HT 1yj ... Ir- "ST!', it-' t ' ' Wjl STOPiBADSTOMACH aABocbted Pna LaH Win.) NEW YORK, Mar. 18. Paavo Nurml ran to three world records over the protests of the Connect! cut association of the American Athlello Union and a disordered stomach last night, but In the end the stomach aud Willie Kitola, the light hatred marvel's brother-Fin-lauder, were victorious. Illness came to Paavo as he rac ed away from the field In the S.000 meter event, one of the features of the Knights of Columbus track meet. Four laps from the end be staggered, shook his head, and held his hand to his stomach. He struggled on, striving to regain his stride, as Rltola, who had been 30 wards behind, raced past him. An other circuit and be left the field. Before the race Nurml had es sayed a meal of meat which had not had time to digest properly. Little Joie Hay of Chicago, mightier than ever before, awaited the battle at a mile late In the ev ening, but was denied. But a phan tom Nurml must have run at his side, for be broke the tape in tinio that equalled the world record held by the Finn, four minutes aud 12 seconds. It was a sensational battle be tween Lloyd Hahn, the Boston A. A. runuer, who has set a record for three quarters of a mile and the iMIdget Kay. For the distance he ran before being forced to quit. Nurmi huug up the following records. , Distance 4.000 yards; time 10:- 31; former Unie 10:41 5-10; made by, Rltola. Distance 4.000 meters; time 11: 30 4-5; former time 11:55 . 3-6 ; made by Kitola. Distance 2) miles; time 11:36-1-6; made by Rltola. ' W SCIENTIFIC , DISCOVERY IN , GLANDOGEN Many leading authorities and sci entists have proved by actual tests, that the benefits of gland trans plantation may be obtained by giv lng the patient gland substance to be taken internally, rather uian Dy operation. Dr. Arnold Lorand says in his book. "Old ' Age Deferred," in speaking of the glands: "We must insist upon the re-inforcement of their functions, if changed by age or diseasu, by means of extracts obtained from the similar,, organs of healthy young animals." Olandogen, the new scientific gland tonic, which is prepared In convenient tablet form, for. men and for women, provides a simple method of taking glandular treat ment. Accept no substitutes. In Blst on genuine Glandogen, the original gland tonic. Chapman's Pharmacy will supply you. ABE EVANS LOST E AicUtt! 1'rna Ltsrd Win.) SALHM, Ore., Mar. 18. While hoeing strawberries In the state prison gardens yesterday, Abe Ev ans, life termer who about a year ago was saved from the gallows by clemency of the governor wandor ed away end became lost. He went to a farm house and requested that the fanner call up the warden and havej some one come for him. Kv sns was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of James Doran. 1'be crime was committed near The Dalles while Kvans, Doran and another man wer egoing from Bend to McMinnville. Studeoaaer costs le s per pound than butter. - TAKE BIG TOLL rillI,A DELPHI A, Mar. 18. Tor oner Patton ald today he was in-cllm-d to beltevu his estimate of 4.0 uo dfRlhs a y'nr in Philadelphia from poiaoned liquor an quoted by Governor Plnchot In his addrrna before Ui state legislature yester day in support of an enforcement bill was too low. Since making his estimate several -weeks bko at 13 deaths a day from this cause, the coroner said he was too modest. Classified Section ALL NEW ADS r FOR SALE SILO for sale 12x30. G. Jennings, Olalla, Ore. BALED HAY for sale. Boyer Bros. Phone 14K14. 'Ull BALki Black Jersey Olant eggs, S1.50 per setting. Call at Uerger's Bargain Store. FOR SALE S good milk cows. gt4 Military street. A. A. Bellows. GIANT Toulouse goose eggs for hatching. 15c each at Vos burghs. IATALaC Paints audVarhlsues, at Powell's Furniture Co. WOOD for sale at current prices. Phone Austin Greenhouse, S7K3. HORsiTr'OR SaLe-J. P. Jensen, Kdenbower, on Pacific Highway. FIR wood, cord wood, i-iuot or 16 inch wood. l'h-j 14F14, Boyer Bros. FOR 8ALh Nursery stock. Phone ill 4. Morning or evening, it L. Ellis, Roeeburg, Ore. FOifSAXEhevr6let touring car in first class condition. Inquire at Hohl's Oarage, 121 N, Stephens. Vd siaHoie7"cablue1jriike tv. t rice 140. Congoleum rug, sisd . oy 10 ft t in. Price 6. 717 ' W.LatiSt FOil SALE S. C. Brown Leghorn ess, $1 per 15. Mrs. J. 8. Frey. 8 r Itt., Roseburg, Ore., near L'rockway. "i. .. e TREES-ltallan, French meroted and Coates 1418. Care- ul grading and packing. Write Hudson's Nurseries, Tangent, Oregon. FOR SALE Acorn electrio range, nearly new three burner, white porcelain. This range is In pri vate home and can be seen In operation. Electric bills gladly shown. Parslow's Furniture Store. Fort SALE: 6-room modern house, h & o water, bath, concrete base ment lot 120x120. located Suth- erlln, will sacrifice for quick sale. Also More building 60 ft frontage ' on Central Avenue, Sutberlin. Address S. O., care News-Review. FORr9ALE AT BARGAIN 1 six h. p. Fairbanks Morse; 1 large dy namo for farm lighting; 1 fifty cake baking oven; 1 French range; 2 large ice boxes; 1 Edi son moving picture machine. Ad dress Canyon Auto Camp, Can- ' yonvllle, Ore. , WANTED, WANTED Housecleaning Is next and we'll buy your rags no bur lap. Uerger's Bargain 8tore.. WAITRESS wanted at Home Resturant. Sheridan St WANTEDComilesmall pigs. S. O. Hustings, Rt 2, Roseburg. Phone 12F11. EASTER HAT8 If it's a trimmed hat at 12.50 and $5.00 that you want try Carr's. Nlcoly made, stylish hats in this lot. Buckram frames, hat atraw I cloth, trimmings, etc, a really big i selection. Not cheap goods, but al-' so the best and at moderate prices. Un trimmed straws at a dol lar. Carr's. . It will prolong life. It Is perfectly nutritious. It Is a perfect picture. It Is perfectly delicious. Why the old fashioned kind? It costs no more. Order now. GRIMM IlltOS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. BRINGS YOUTH TO OLD FOLKS One. of Tanlac's greatest bless ings Is the new life and vigor It brings to old folks. Men and women up In the seventies and eighties are writing to us evory day to thank us for Tanlac's wondrous bencllts. Tsnlac la a natural tonic. It drives poisons from the blood, stirs up the laiy liver and puts digestive organs In working order. , Mads after the famous Tanlac formula from roots, barks and rare herbs, it is nature's own tonic and builder harmless to man or child. If your body Is weakened and run-down, If you lack ambition, can't eat or sleep, you'll be de lighted with Tsnlac's quick results. 7oJk Tanlac Vcftablm PilU for Constipation TANLAC JEQPLJrt) URHEAJLTH By WINNEk ON BACK PAGE. WASHING again. Will call, 8v , liver. All kinds done. 129 Bw. Ave. S. Mrs. O. D. Hubbard. WANTED Experienced wonwa for general housework. Address? "Work," care News-Review. WANTED Wood cutter to cut about 25 tier body oak stora' wood. 824 Military street A. A. Bellows. "'" WANTED Capable woman for general housework.on ranch DefX Roseburg. Address Box 2, cans News-Kevlew, stating salary erx pected. WANTED Woman for light housa work and companion for elderlx lady. Call at 320 West Cass Sk Roseburg, Ore,, or phone 1S0-J... T : : LOST AND tyOUND ilf! FOUND Small 2-blade Dead handled knife. Owner describe property and pay for adv. News-Review office. r i FOR RENT 5 FOR REXT Bung-low in R&mcraa' Court 1128Corey Ave. FURNISHED ouse tor rent I& quire Mrs. J. K. Faltw. FOR RENT Large room for mtttt- only. well furnished. 221 W Washington St . - FOR RENT 2 clean furnished housekeeping rooms. 720 Winch-, ester St FOR RENT House in UmpquaT Park Addition. 19. Mrs. J. t , Spaugh, 604 Pine St FOR RENT House, 10 A of land. close in. city water, lots Inut a V. Helblg. 07 W.Cass St P6ft RENT 3 room furnished housekeeping apt Gas range,1 Water and lights. 608 & Steph ens. ' FOR RENT 5-room cottage, fur nlshed, city water and lights. 4; nice lota, for garden. Also 8-roomI house, 12 lota all fenced. Fine for garden and chickens, city wa ter. O. U. Helblg, 407 West Cass! St . ,, 1; MISCELLANEOUS CARPET and rug weaving. Finite and Colonial rugs, Mrs. Zanna Keller. 503 Cobb St. CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 553 when in need of auto parts. Sartt'a Auto Wrecking 1 House. . MARCELnd"bobrl75chalr" cut and curl 60c, at my home, 2 831 S. Main, Phone 57-Y. Mrs.. Amy Rogers. ' RADIATORS That's my business. New cares installed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator nuts, 828 W. Lane. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLEH Chlropraettf physician, 12( W. Lane St i MATERNITY HOME ti II Winchester Jt Prions 4tjS , Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients Prlvllsgsd to Hsvw " Their Own Doctor A MONTHLY INCOM& p WITHOUT work: Not Oil,' Mining Stock or Bonds" J vvitnout your personal work oi attention, you may obtain cash"! income monthly for years,, norm scope, immense profit possibilities. Steady, popular Men, women and children con tribute to your perpetual proa. J perity. llnrked by bis: 'men. Btrlctly hont-sl, hmh Kiade. No lime tir 1m. Writ tor free Informs' lion today, l'osteard wilt do. HA2EN J. TITUS " Suits 1057, 208 West 8th 8t Los Angeles, Calif. Reliable Tailor : J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Nsxt Umpqua Hotel Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothes in Roseburg FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER REBORINQ ' Our Specialty UNION GARAGE ; Authorized Ford Service ' WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua j OaUae.Oa, I Wsm sad Ate U MCTAU Won'l Leah OsL 10.000 Oak CburchiU Hdwe. Co. THB WINCHESTER STORtfi.