Roseburg news-review., May 02, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925
SEVEN
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From April 30
to May 9
89'
(Cover 25c extra)
"OME to our store and
take advantage of this
opportunity to get these Val
uable "Wear-Ever" utensils
at the special prices.
WEAPtVE
ALUMINUM
TMMMARK
"Wear-Ever'
AimnjnHm
Alououia Cake Pan
Churchill Hardware Company
The Winchester Store
S5
(Asswlittd I'rvm WirO
SALEM. Ore.. May 2. After
disallowing a motion for suppres
sion of utl testimony in the chsb
and for return of all the property
confiscated. Justice of the Pence
Small yesterday passed sentence
on four ni'en wHo were arrested
In connection with the seizure of
a hu;o still near Mount Angel
early in the week. Joe Walker,
on whose farm the e till was lo
cated, was fined $3,000 and sent
enced to one year in the county
jntl. Lestir Dickson, John An
drews and Henry Johnson, were
fined 50 each and sentenced to
six months in the county jail on
the charge of manufactures li
quor, and were hound over to the
grand jury on a charg-a of pos
session of a still. The charge on
which Walker was sentenced was
possession of a still. Aitoi neya
for the defendants arp fighting
the case so stubbornly that it is
believed they will appral to the
circuit court and po3sibly also to
tire supreme court.
dron, treated approximately 60
acres of the 120-acre apply or
chard operated by B. V. John
son, manager of the Oregon Ap
ple Company, near Monroe. A
mixture of arsenate of It: ad and
sulphur was distributed over the
trees for tlra purpose of eliminat
ing scab and coddling moth from
the orchard.
W. J. Chamberlain, assistant
professor of entomojogy at Ore
gon Agricultural College who con
ceived the idea f using the air
planes for the "dusting" experi
ceived the idea of us ng the at
tained would be worth thousands
of dollars to the agricultural in
terests of Southwestern Idaho,
since it proved that the alfulfa
weevil also could be successfully
combatted in this manner.
Another of those enjoyable eve
nings next Saturday at the Wig
wam Tavern.
Before ordering your engraved
graduation announcements, call at
the News-iteview office and see the
new line just received.
Another of those enjoyable eve
nings next Saturday at the Wig
warn Tavern.
IS
(Ammciated Pre Loawi Wire.)
FXt.ENE. Ore., May 2. The
!n verily of Oregon-Willamette
Tniversity baseball game, sched
uled for this afternoon on the
local field, has been cancelled,
according to announcement of
Jack Henefiel, graduate manager
of Oregon. A misunderstanding
In the schedule caused indefinite
postponement of both Willamette
games. The return contest was
to hove been played in Salem on
May 12.
Car of Plaster Wallboard receiv
ed at MeUger's. Phone 362.
HI
IE
COHVM.US. Ore., May 2.
Putting an on-hard by airplane
was successfully demonstrated
hera yesterday, when machines
under the direction of Lieutenant
Oakley ;. Kelly, executive officer
of the H2lst observation so.ua-
MRS. WILHELMY
SAVED JJYFRIEND
Doctor Advised Operation
Friend Said Try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound First
St Paul, Minn. "I waa all run
down from overwork and worry, had
no appetite, could
not sleep at night,
and looked like a
corpse. J have six
children (five boys
and one girl) and
did not get any
strength after my
last baby was
born. 1 was get
ting worse and
thinner every day.
The doctor said I
hospital, but this I could not do on
v mj .aiiiiijr. i Weill, W S
friend of mine and told her what the
doctor had told me and she said, 'Now
do as I tell you. Try Lyriia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound as I havo
done. It helped me. ' lao I started tak
ing the Vegetable Compound and I no
ticed after the first few bottles that I
felt considerably better. After taking
9 or 10 bottles I got over my fainting
sjiells. Everybody who sees me now
notices the great improvement in my
health. I am gaining in weight and
strength and am feeling fine. Kat weH
and sleep good nights." Mrs. Mary
Wii.hklmy, 303 Duke Street, SLFaul,
Minnesota.
tkh
(Aaorlatad Prm tnnl ln.)
FEZ. Morocco. May J. Mo
roccan tribesmen operating under
the orders of Abd-EI-Krim, the
rebel leader, are attacking the
French zone ever a front of sixty
miles. At some points th'jy have
surrounded French
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A l ovi Siory of Today
By IJah McClone Gibson
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
BYN'OrtilS
Cleo Madison. eutertalninR a
few trietiils decides to lead her
grandmother's diary. Grandmo
thers diary la to quaint, so mo
iltst, that, these inouern-day girls
are thunderstruck. When the
x rls go. Cleo Hunks of her elop-
I In my heart I knew that Con had
given us that rug with the hope
uihi every time Paul walked
across It he would think of Jier and
the comfort and luxury that might
have been his had he married her.
FOR SALE
(Utrl Pit U"! Win.)
1 hated the rug and Con knew F.l'OKNE. Ore.. Mav !. The
that I would hate It when she gave : body of Morton Calvin RobhlnB of
10 Cottage ('.rove was found yester-
I hated the rug. It seemed . to day morning In Mosby Creek,
me th:it Connie would be alwavs about; a mile from his old home, j
under our feet ami I would never ; The body was found by his two'
be ab e to Bhut her out of Paul's om, (ioorge and Chester. Ho FOR SALE 1921 sedan, cheap. No. !
thoughts. I knew also that Con, : had been missing since early Wed- i 1 condition. Inquire 604 West j
with her clear vlslonod eyes and j nesday morning. . i Lane.
her voluptuous mouth, would be Hobblns had been despondent FOR SALE Hen with chlx. All I
nearer me woman who could be lur biw nine, icniomi iu reia
all In all to the man she loved j lives. He had suffered an attack
than 1. f flu, and his Illness was ascrib-
p..r. ,.. - ...... , ed as the cause. Accord ng to the
Pauls arm tightened around me ..,,,... n.n.. i,
He bent down and kissed me. members of the family, he had
n.,m,v.r ,v. iZJ, j." i remarked before he left home,
.-J?TjSrr-..V,e. t..lrJ that the Place where he ended hi.
. it... i. ,...,. .a 'life would be a fine
far getting in the way when we
rencn posts, where . . ,. L ,; . r... :. it tr u
mall detachment. r HefpnH nr ni'JUl Willi l U miuiui iikuucu , . '
themelvea In blockhous... j ,or ,h0 Kumed ate future. Her
The French miiit.rv .,,ihnritie. conscience is pricked by a passage
JAPALAO, Paints aud Varnishes, at
Powell's Furniture Co.
BEWIN'O MACHINES for sate, for
rent, and repairing. Powell Fur-
, nlture Co.
here are of the opinion that the
rehoi i..rt., h. .... ,!... i ary.. For, though
mi,, .k .h T ii IPaul she, on!y the
ii,itiv. tv,. ,h...iJ . ... .iT i enjoyed the kls
attacks thus far made by the tri
bes In their offensive Indicates a
plan for a converging movement
upon this city.
There Is no serious apprehen
s'on for the Isolated posts which
are provided with much guns and
tnree inch pieces.
lot the modest, old-luohUmed di
eugaged to
night before
njoyed the klses of Chick Adams.
lioth sots of parents opposed the
match because at one time the
families had been rich, but now
were social climlwrs. and the
parents wanted each to marry
money. Connie Torhune, wealthy,
wanted to marry Paul. At a party
Chick Adams draws Cleo aside
, FOR 8 ALE Mammoth Pekin duck
eggs. Jas. Sprague, Ten Mile,
Oregon,
With this equipment It Is felt ! Pr0" '""? i1"11 h. sll?"ll.hr
the garrisons should be able to" fme , " "VUDlh" -i
keep the tribesmen at a distance, j 've ,or i:au, Her rn,im P,n
Tk. i.- , , i .i,. diary makes Cleo wonder. Paul
of actlvltv number about 1 3 ono I Protests his love lor
men. divided Into three columns Tny r? .ed
each, commanded by a colonel.
tii acres In Garden
Valk-y. Lots 1 and 8 Block 3
Plat B It. II. O. T. $100 per
acre. Address: C. K. Raney, 814 .
W. Silver, Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
BEAUTIFUL fl U B U RTTXn
humo aud chicken ranch on
pavement. All conveniences,
your own terms. Also city prop
erly, see jim utart at Koseburg
Studio.
sizes, some i lb. Pure R. L Reds. FOR SALE OR TRADE i3"Ticrei
place
from
Keinforcemenis now ou the way
will bring the total to twenty-thousand.
Order your graduation announce
ments at the News-Review office.
New Uue of Bamples Just received.
ELECT SfflTEEIi
T
the girl.
Cleo's mother be- ,
comes hysteric. Connie again
shows her Jealousy. I
The ralhers ot the newlyweds I
rejoice.
The honeymoon begins.
Connie sends a fine rug as a
wedding gift. ,
The fierce flame of her love
most whelms Cleo.
jump Into the creek,
large flat rock.
He had wrapped a wire
about his waist several times and
fastened a Inrge rock to It.
It was said that he asked for
chloroform at a Doivna store
Thursday. He is survived by a
widow and 12 children.
Slightly used ranges at Powell's.
started on our honeymoon, and we
almost hit that tree. We don't
want to die yet."
"It would be a p.casant death to
die," he came back to me. .
But In some way the remark
sounded hollow. I noticed that
I I'aul drew away from me. I re
alized that with my flippancy I
had destroyed this beautiful mo-
a. ,mt-nt.
j I think It came to me then that
lovers' nerves might be compared
HER PRIMAL INSTINCT with the strings of a wind-harp
"I knew you wanted to ask me 'which plays with the faintest
some question. Clee." I'aul said as breath of outside air music which
he put bis arm around my shoul- .either sends your soul In its har-
ier : monies to naven or wun janguug
"Thnt Is a kind of understand-1 discoid drops into hell,
ling. dear, that you have acquired ! I wanted that beautiful moment
isince we have been marneu. jiui ""'-'' "? .. ." .: ' J. B. Swalls. and J. N. Cochran
do you know that since tne cere- I ",,,, of the navy recruiting service, are
rrvr r 'mony you have never asked me if Umate remark. My whok mind sm,mlnK fow dfty8)n Hose'burK
"ict-u. . , loveo you. ........ ..K - making their headquarters at she
Two Eugenaans and two students -whv of coure vou love me Cleo. of getting it back. But alas I have j .,,, ,ko .,, ,h, ,,
whose homes are in this city, were ii know that. And you should found that one cannot bring such . .,',., ,.,, , th
among the 17 members of the In- j know that 1 love you more than I i momenta back. Once gone one can e(f t nQ enl8lmpnt, wnl De
structlonnl staff and of the stn- jdld before we were married." never have them Bgaln. It Is true , u fc h
dent body of the I'nlverslty of -Perhaps. It is a strange thing, j that others may come . Perhaps ; jZtlS
Oregon elected to active or asso- (ll,ar, tat before marriage It Is the more beautiful in certain ways, probahly not be tl(ken except
elara - membership In Sigma XI. 'i.-ver that alwavs asks. 'Do you but the one you destroy will nev L.. n.h '
national Bclence fraternity at its love ,. And afterward I find ler come again, no matter how I ,,' ... ".v
1276 Prospect St,
FOR SALE-Cheap. i forty gallon I
hardwood barrels. Call 76. Pal- j
FOR S ALE Oakol,T)TocM3.56T
Stove wood, 13.75, delivered.
Gardiner Bros. Phone 260-J.
; FOR -SALE Second hand Stewart
rope i hand powor shearing machine
to
for $15. at Wharton Bros.
WKUI1G !
OFFICERS ARE HERE
I
annual meeting.
Ahe of the department of cheiu s
try and Mnrinn Hayes of the de
partment ot zoology were the Ku
geninns honored by the associate
membership. The Eugene stu
dents numea as active menioers i
wera Percv A. T.ft Salle, cliemls- '
Frank Von der ,what many older women have told 'much you wish, yes pray for It,
me that it Is the wife who asks
that question. Even this minute
in my Inmost heart I am asking
you, Paul, do you love me, are you
glad you married me?"
Why of coure 1 in glad aaruns.
It's silly to ask it. you ought to
I'aul." I whispered, "look at
that moon. It is the same one that
wo saw when we were sitting in
the patio of the hotel. It is our
honeymoon. It Is still hero, Paul.
It hasn't begun to wune. Dearest,
dearest, I love you: I love you."
l'sul ptiUcd the car up beside the
road under an overhanging tree,
try: and Oscar Richards teaching i,now ii
fellow in zoology. uti,.!'. it t rtn know It hut
Sigma Xi Is to sclenra what Phi ij i11!It e to n,,ar you 8av it. Why whose shadow made everything
Fleta Kappa Is to liberal arts. ,j am even f00ngh enough to har- mystic, and took me in his arms.
Both represent the highest Bchol- ; w niv8aif UD wtt h imagined ' It mlBht have been a minute; it
arship Sigma XI elections are :(iouttB In order to have an excuse I might have been a year, before I
iiHsea uiro on oriKinai researrii. , nai, rtrii,.- tn hi.nr vnu
only
6,000 men, but enough enlistments
are being received to make up for
those who leave the service due to
expiration of enlistments. There
are now a few vacancies to be fill
ed but enlistments will probably be
open for only a short time, it is
stated.
FOR SALE Bantam chickens and
Bantam eggs for hatching. Call
after 6 p.jn. 1621N. Jackson St.
$3200 Will take a" place'iifbr near
Roseburg to $2000 on suburban
home at Portland. Write Mil
waukle, Ore., Rt 2, Box 391.
FOR" SALE Heavy "draft " team,
can't be beat for farming or log
ging. True pullers and perfect
ly matched. Via Hera, Dixonvllle
Oregon.
Foii SALE German police pups,
from purebred, registeroda prise
winning stock, all choice colors,
reasonable prices. M. A. Ketten,
216 Court street.
FOR SALE Oak block wood." 16
inch, $3.50 tier; 16 inch block
oak atove wood $11 cord. Light
weight work mare, young. French
INlCtiOlS, lit. I uox M,
FOR'SALE " Ata bargain Ford
truck, practically good as new,
might consider trade for live
stock. See H. W. Baird, 7 mlleB
west of Sutherlin, Don Baird,
Umpqua, Ore.
OAK TIMOERTwaoTlnateriai;
saw mill rolls, also 300 tiers Oak
sab, stove and heater wood,
from $1.26 to $1.76 per tier. Illa
hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak
land, Oregon.
ot iana, gooa buildings, g acres
prune, near church and school,
half mile from Coos Bay High
way, part cash, balance easy
terms. Inquire, S. L. Moss, Ten
Mile, Oregon.
USED FORDS T
1923 Ford touring J285.
Repainted and 1925 license. -
1923 Ford coupe. $375. ;
Wire wheels, lots ot extras. -
1924 Ford Coupe $475.
Looks like new. Driven only
3000 miles.
1925 Ford coupe. $600
Driven about 2000 miles, cost ov
er $800.
ROY CATCHING- MOTOR CO.'
Across from city hall, Roseburg.
WANTED
The only chapter of the organiza
tion in Oregon 1b at the Univers
ity. OtherH ejected to active mem
bership were: from the school of
medicine in Portland: William P.
Hoibrook, instructor in Biochem
istry; Dr. Clinton H. Thieoes, in
structor in pathology.
Associate memberH elected were:
G corse Riddle or Grants Pans, and
Vladimir It. Rojansky. Darmitzu.
Russia, of the department of ma
thematics: Walter Urattain, To
nanket, Wash.; Leonard .1. New-
un heard him day, "Here, hero what's
nil this, and I found I was run
ning nervous fingers through his
hiur and ddusing his shirt front
with tears.
"I'm sorry. I can't help crying,
Paul," and I tensed so close to him
that I wondered if he could feel
pny spasmodic heartbeats. With
wonderful unuerstanuinff no n't me
have it out and soon every retitloss
thought passed
ing from th'e school of medicine:
Jessie L. Itrodie, research assist
ant in experimental biology; Ken
neth Smith Jones, fellow in pa
thology, Thomas Wyatt, assistant
In nhvslolnev Arthur C. .tonon
and John F. Le Cacq, assistant j
In anatomy.
to a3k, in order to hear
jswer."
In a way I knew that this was a
i mile fih and much of mv restless
ness had come up because Paul
had been so enthusiastic over the
rug which Connis had sent us. I
didn't mind his being enthusiastic
over the rug but when he tol4
his mother who had always want
ed him to marrv Connie, how beau
tiful, how sensible, how charming ; and questioning
and how utterly lovable she was, I ifrom me.
couldn't help thinking that he was I knew that I filled the heart
..! v.1 it ouiiu-. 'itint wm hnt1ni7 mrninst mint)
..nHt nil mv m imnl instincts. 1 . Just as he filled mine. Love again
tne steering wneei. i mi-
eyes. Our honeymoon was
we were married thnt I wanted to sailing through the heavens wllh
be to mv husband the one woman J out a cloud to mar its splendor.
I who could satisfy all that his We we.ro not standing b' side a
I mind, snul and body craved, who prosaic dutsy road. Before us
could be a close comrade as well stretched our way in a silvery ra-
as a lover. 'dinnr-e of huppim'sn nnspenkable.
man, I.lbt.y, Mont.; and Alton Ga- I' JI o V mvVif Iuha nt
brie, Miiwaukie. , the depar- r". e" t" In.e slnee ed" my ,
?lin "LP.hisilsL"',,'L.,h",,,'1. ?:!we were married Hint I wanted to sailing 1
Another of those enjoyable eve
ninKS next Saturday at the Wig
wam Tavern.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES
at tho Antlers Theatre for the last
time tonlsht. The slory Is an
adaption by James Hnmllton of
the peipular novel by Kmeraon
Hough, author of "The Covered
Wanon." and features Jack Holt,
Ernest Torrenco, Lois Wilson, and
XT....V. I . I ,
n.1 .,,, l "on, m inn it-nuniK rutes.
I nere win ne n niicuiai inim i n... ,.... . ' ,, ,
...rvin. .1 .l, Klvil, n Armi hll I .TnB "" Is one of the wildest I
tonight at 7:80. Bervlees ail day ?' r1'7,T!ur;,,"lt,y Jj,MS T'
, n . o..,i.,., i nnrt (tois Wilson) red-headed, or-
sehool at 2, Old Soldiers Home at-h "d. ?Ke"u',"U1 .y."nK ."""T
WANTED Maternity work In lie
home. Mrs. E. E. Thompson,
Wilbur, Oregon,
WANTED Maternity caae! by
practical nurse. Mrs. E. Krom
mlnga, Roseburg Rt 2 Box 12S-B
WANTED To rent email furnish
ed house. Rent must be reason
able. Address "Kenter", care
News-Review.
WANTED -Painting, paperhanglng,
kalsomlning. Reasonable. Esti
mates free. John Westerlund '
Box 91 Dillard, Oregon.
WANTED To tradeii 4ioom
house and 2 lots tn Sutherlin,
close in, for good used car. Ad
dress "Trade", News-Review. -
FOR RENT
3:30, Y. P. S at 6:15, street at 7,
and In hnll at 7: SO.
ADJT. FRED ANDERSON,
Officer.
Call and see tne new products
at the Watkins Store, 120 W. Lane,
Another of those enjoyable eve
nings next Saturday at the Wig
wam Tavern.
SMEeiCIll.fi
IS GGLF CHIPli
fatiesf
LIBERTY THEATRE
For the same reason that "Hoi.
ens Rabies" has such unprecedent
ed success as a story so. will the
picture "Helen's liable," starring
j Haby Peggy, follow In the path
broadened by this John Haberton
Like the story, this picture
in coin
Texas, across unmapped plains to
Abilene, the market to the north.
The difficulties encountered on
way are without number, In
dians, stampedes, floods, storms.
A trunkful of stolen land scrip
starts all the trouble, and Taisle's
own attractiveness almost wrecks
matters time and again..
We have an attractive and serv
iceable Hue of rubber aprons for
kitchen wear which saves women
time and energy of sewing and
laundering. Lloyd Crocker,
REWARD
E
iters. Mr. Neuner reports that the
I affairs in his office are moving , novel
smoothly and that ho 1b well pleas-iiure Is effused with that
led with the cooperation he has re- parable atmosphere of sunshine in
reived. Mr. Neuner was also happy home. It digs right deep
I pleased by the conviction Becured : to ln0 Very marrow of ones
I in the rase against Dr. Frank C. bones and Into the Innermost re-i
I Hart, alleged while slaver, who i cesses of one's heart. It makes I
. was found guilty by a Portland (hp family man proud of the fart j
! jury yesterday, air. neuner was that he Is a faml.y man. It causes
For return of leather port folio
containing Mill Work Cost Hook
"A" price lists and discount sheets
wilh my name on same to A. N.
Hlldebrand care of Roseburg Lum
ber at Mfg. Co. Roseburg, Oregon.
Nicotine Dust for aphis at Jieti-ger's.
FOR RENT Garage, 404 West
Douglas.
HOUSEFOR RENT 128 8o. Kane
St. . ;
FOR RENT Furnished 2 room
house, 9 per month. Phone 210-1.
ACREAGE FOR RENT Also horss
for sale. Fred Vedder. Tel. 42F1
FOR RENT Furnished Bleeping
room. Reasonable. 311 E. Oak
St.
FOR RENT Twb"ro6m apartment
with bath, hot and cold water,
close in. 520 North Jackson. -
FOR RENT Newly decorated E
room bouse, close In. Hot & oold
water, bath, toilet, lights. Gap
age. 611 Fowler St.
FOR RENTES room furnished
apartment, lower floor also 2
room furnished apt, on upper
floor. 246 So. Stephens St.
FOR RENT Big barn with gardes
spot, on No. Stephens St. be
tween Oak and Washington.
Phone 227-Y.
FOR RENT Modern sleeping
rooms. Special rates by week of
month. Ill Sheridan St New
Oregon Rooms.
April was a very normal monlh. in aelive charge of the prosecution the heart of the lover to palpitate I Food for squirrels Now Is the
except for the rainfall, which was of this case. He expects to visit
over two Inches nhnvp the nverni, his ranch tomorrow and will relum
according to the monthly report of to Portland Sunday night lo be In
even faster. The most confirmed time to exterminate squirrels and
(Aunclat.il 1'r.M Lowed WlrO
STOKE POtiES. Knglund, May
2. Miss (ilenna Coliett, former
American woman golf champion
defeal'id Cyril Tolley. former ltrl
lish amateur champion by one
up in a match over the Stoke
I'oge. course this afternoon. M as
Colleit made a strong finih pul
ling out a victory after shf had
bjen two down w::;i i:in'3 to go.
GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NQ
and horseshoeing. All work
guaranteed. Plenty room for farm
ers horses. 622 Winchester St.
north of auto camp. E. E. Wood
cock, Prop.
'Meteorologist Wm. Uell. The total
rainfall for the month was i.i'l
I Inches, while the normnl is 2. is
', Inches, giving a monthly excess
of 2.04 Inches. In spile of this fuel.
however, there is a deficiency for
j the period from January 1 of 1.74
inches, but for the wet season dat
I Ing from September 1, there is an
! excess of 8.24 Inches. The lem
j peralure for the month was slight
i ly above normal, the average for
: the month being 53.6 degrees and
the normal 61 degrees. The aver-
age hourly wind velocity was 3 .1
i miles per hour, with the maximum
being 20 miles per hour.
his office on Monday morning.
Ice boxes at Powell s.
For prompt taxi service, ctty or
country trips. Phone 44.
ATTORNEY NFIINFR unuc
1-adlos, see the Core Twin and' . George Neuner t S district at
.rassier sire 30 to 56. 205 Perkins torn.,. I. spending the Teek end
Illdg. 2 to 5 p. m., or phone 2.U at his home here visiting his fiim-
ror appointment. iiy an(i a,t(.ri,lin.r in h,,in.... ,,.
i
I
TUBBY
r-: I Li's II tflk. I I T&zrk rrT-M,
RIDDLE TO HAVE NEW
BUILDING AND GARAGE
Monday evening the city council
met In special sesstnn to act on th?
rHBignatiim of K. V. Kiddle as re
cord .-r, says th Kiddie Knterprise.
Tiny aeceptt'd his resigmiilon and
appoint' d Frank ain to siircpid
hti.i for the balanep of the ttrm.
Mr. Kiddle rsined h cuitae he
will not be In town duritiK the sum
mer months.
A permit was nhin Issued lo Kd.
Mart to construct a parage with r
inforcid sted wire walls with slue
co covering, a concrete floor and
a fire proof roof, iox.M feel. And
ulso gave him a pi rmlt to construct
a t:t.rvice at at Ion In con nee t (on.
The new plarn of buuinesis will be
on Ihe corner lots across the
sttoet from the KnlrrprlMi offien
bachelor or spinster it exhllerates.
and yet at the sam? time Imbues
with a yearning to fill the gap in
their lives wilh God's greatest
earthly gift a fireside and a Tod-
I die like the one which Iiaby I'eggy
bo uf mi! mjiiy pssnyn in me pic
ture "Helen's Ilabies." The picture
will be at the Liberty Theatre
Sunday and Monday,
gophers. We guarantee our pois
on to kill them, Lloyd Crocker.
ANTLERS THEATRE
Texas fU7 plenty "f ratlin,
but no market result: everybody
broke!
And with these few words ono
finds himself well Into the story
of "North of 36", the new 1'ara
mount picture which is the feature
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine tm!
It rid (tour lyjtcm of Cstarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarih.
toU r rfmtf Utl fm TtT 40 Km
F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio '
Grass rockers at Powell s.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. H. weather bureau, local of
fice, Itosuburg, Oregon, 24 hours
ending 5 a. m.
Precipitation in inches and hun
dredths: Highest tempernlure yesterday....72
Lowest lemperaturelaHt night .61
Precipitation, last 21 hours 0
Total preclp. since first of monlh 0
Normal preclp, for this month 2.05
Total preclp. from 8ept. 1,
11)21, to data 38.90
Averaite preclp. Irom Sept.
1, 1K77 30.82
Iotal excess from Sept. 1.,
8.0S
Average precipitation for 4(i
wet, Feu-sons, (Kept, lo May,
Incliiilve) ?,1 4ft,
Generally fair tonight and Sunday,
moderate temperature.
WILLIAM IlKI.t,,
Meteorologist.
LOST AND FOUND f
LOST A sterling silver bar pin,
Bet with rhlnestonea and an ob
long amethysL Valued as a gift,
Leave at this office (News-Ra.
view) and receive reward. .
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TO TRADF
old ones.
TRADK Your old Btove for
-New mattresses
Bee Judd.
for
fine
Quick Meal kitchen range. Judd's
mrnmire wore.
Hank Takes a Size Two.
By WINNER
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MAItCKL and bob curl. 75c, hair
cut and curl 60c. Phone S7-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
CAR OWNER Don't forget ti
call 663 when in need of auto
parts. Sarfts Auto Wreckln
House.
j()HN"rHASTAIN"of"theMedford
Fluff Itug Works, will be In Rose,
burg soon, (let your worn car
pets and rugs together for him
to pick up this trip and he will
deliver your rugs next trip. Haves
you postage and gives you pro
tection, you don't pay till you
see Ihe rug, and not then unless
satisfied. He's coming poon.
Watch the paper and tell your
neighbors.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR M H. pr.YLUR ChlropractM
physician, 120 W. Lane Rt.
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WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
The Umpqua Florist
Cholcs Cut Flowsra Always
Frssh
Plneit Quality Artlatlo FloralH
Designs.
Visit Our Oreenhouss or
Call 40-F2.
Reliable Tailor
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Upttairt Nsxt Umpqua Hotel
I Ciaanlrg, Prosing, Alterations
i We Make Your Clothes
in Roseburg