Roseburg news-review., June 28, 1925, Page 7, Image 6

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Wife Savers
See them at our store the
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WRESTLING BOUT !
AT DAKLAED ON 4TH
TO BE GOOD MUTCH
NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story of Today
By Idah McGlone Gibson
1
The regular Ford reflectors
and type H Ford lens will
nieet requirements of the new
state, law.
A. ' I 1 . V .1 U.itnrT'n A
T , . uuvkuvjii ........ - ;
Cleo Madison, entertaining j Interested In something he
(friends, reads from " her grand- thought might be more thrilling,
every normal boy to get out Into mother's quaint, modest diary. The a story of adventure with men.
the woods with a real rang, to tiappsr friends are thunderstruck i There 1 must lay In my cornor
,w i tho ien nmier Tivas. lo'at us Qjammess and suppressed until he tame back to road me
Woods, the Texas lhrow OIf ,ne restraint and con- desires. WCen the girls leave,' again If he still had sufficient lu-
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
"Sailor Jack'
ravplor who Is to meft Paul Vtntion of modern city life, but re- iCieo plans her eloneiuenl with Paul, terent to do bo.
Amort. Imal wri'itl-r. In a "dt-, uin Mi respect and modesty by Arnmrotut, U. S. A., a boyhood I mud the c
exptcted to arrive here from Port
land Wednesday, accordion to tiie
i FOR SALE
L. C. SMITH TYrKWIUTEK-Good
value. 1'hone 14.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished rooms,
close in. 444 North Rose St. -
i . i. .. -
luiiuv in nm ai - . r- - - - i . , .
i -i.. mm nai.u f:Kflr iriwai'r I'limin I t.i...ot n
j coiaiur jusi-ss una iiau laugtiv i " - " j r wiv ntni nuuirewtiiiii twiiu,
inquire at uneeua
fcW miii hi nnsiin
anoe.ncemenl ot Charles H. Clougli,
who Li promoting the event. Woods
had been wrestling all comers in
the light heavyweight class In the
northwest since his invasion ot
tbat territory three months ago.
and has defeated all of . them er
(ept rilly Edwards, to whom he
lost a three fall tussle after hold
ing hiin even in a previous match.
ii i.t... ... ivnii Anmn sweetheart. None the less, aha in.
The Scout officials will deem It a dulges in a petting party with; me and 1 toasted myself a piece .B'; reasonable.
privilege to assist in giving your j Chick Adams that evening. Chick ot bread, as 1 knew that Johnson ,tOR SALK Shepherd Collie pup.: I.ui'eu.
boy tlie time of his life.'
COLLARS AND PANELS
You will find a nice line of the
newest In neckwear at Carr'a. Jab
ots, panels, collars, cuffs, ruffllngs
In 8 colors, and fancies. Look at
Carr's first for these items.
; He is in first class condition and : MacMILLAN WILL
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
! therefore capable of giving the
! spectators of hit! coming battlo thc(
! ho.t Ihere is in him. i
j. Amort is Inilniug fnlllitully for
Mho fiout and will step on the mat;
'n first clnss shape. It will be his
MAKE RADIO TESTS
IN THE FAR NORTH
CHICAGO. June 29 As broad as
the field for scientific discovery
POULTRVMEN WAR ON RATS !
WITH AID OF POISON GAS .
, ELKS, ATTENTI0N1
TACOMA June :S.-Pians are ' T An Elks ' to tho con.
now being laid for a taw attack on vcntjon ,.orUattl, firing
me rais mai are causing poultry- -..rvation. for rooms mease
4 notify the secretary at once.
men of western Washington a loss
of thousands of dollars a year. The
United States biological survey
the experiment station of the State
College of Agriculture and the poul
trymen, through their association,
are cooperating in the warfare.
The method of attack will be to CHINESE CONTROL
force calcium cyanide Into the rat: MANILA STORES
burrows under building floors and i -
rounuauons. i no calcium cyanide MA.MLA, June Z!. The Chi'
first appearance on the canvas since on ,he present MacMlllan Navy
Arctic expedition is the field fer
radio experiments. Of outstanding
importance to the radio world will
be the results of new low wave
transmitting and receiving.
The latest engineering design
in low wave apparatus Is repre
sented in the radio equipment car-
Kunl Hall, buiherlui.
is wealthy and Cleo's parents wish, would not be around for quite a
her to marry him; so does Chick. while. As I drank my cottee and
Paul's parents, also social cllmbors ate my toast, I found, to my sur
wno have lost their money, with prise, that they were both good,
Paul to marry Connie Terhuue. better than 1 usually bad at home.
..n -. K -. i i i . ..... B,i,h i.,.i it nut iMrh harrtMhln to I
Despite these desires of the par- make a cup of coffee and some IFOR SALE First class broccoli
ents and Cleo's wonderlngs as to gold-brown toast. I plants, Kruse strain joe Harvey,
whether she really does love Paul.! However, nothing could brlgh- ; "osebdrg. Phoue KF4.
the two are married. Almost inl-Uen ray spirits. 1 was lacing NETTED GEM POTATOES-
Price 3.
Ore. ;
WOOD FOR SALE Oak aniPflr
for range and heater. Prompt
delivery. Phone ni l.
Ins mt'inoicbie defeat of Cowboy
T.J' at a carnival show In this city
Inst eitoiith. Woods also heat the
Cowboy later on, hut It took him
ionger to do it. notwithstanding the
f.ict that he outweighs Amort by
about 12 pounds. If this circum
sufiive can lie accepted as an ac
curate gauitct 01 me coiup.iraii.e i...iiH hv
ability of the two men.
mediately Cleo begins to learn that and It almost looked as though
marriage la not altogether a path 1 were facing alone the great
of rose. However, me parents are responsibility of married life,
recouclled to the marriage and the Again 1 grew angry with Paul,
young couple depart lor the army I determined to go and wake hint
post, to which Paul Is assigned. On up and 1 smiled to myself at the
the train Cleo has an allegorical notion ai I poured him out a cup
dream which Indicates the prob- of coffee and buttered him a
lenis she will have to face. When piece ot toast,
the newly weds arrive at the post,' Paul turned to me a very cross
Paul is assigned to duty at once face as 1 shook him. "What do
and leaves Cleo, who knows noth- jou want?" he groaned.
ing of housekeeping, to shift fori "I,ve DrouKnt J""" yur coffee
herself during the day. Johnson, a ana toasi. my nusoauu umue
"BPILul- .lututluH In Paul', nmr. WTV faCO. "1 COIlldn t eat a
ters, helps out enormously so Cleo 1 mouthful. Give me th coffee. Is
. . . i i i .Inhnann httrp."
us uuie to servu ieu w ueu vui. uw
-Suit
able fur seed, 2.!0 per cwt,
. Dunham's at Marshf leld, Oro.
foil SALE 54-lncli " oak" dining j
tauie, s ieumer-iop oaa cuairs, i
oak uuffvt. Phone 143.
, j ing anyone who showed them a tin ; -es a -rraetlcaily Im U nZZT of thenT.h
'ofoal3- lLLr, IUwdrk has
to do. llowiver, the handicap i : been proven In laboratory and was
one to his expressed satisfaction : ueveiupeu iuy -"-...
. ii'. i.. Li.,, i tho limit use as the result of experiences
Woods returns lo Portland nfier1 gained on McMillan's last trip,
his bout with Amort to meet Ted when radio was first Introduced in
coming into contact with the mois-inese control 5S per cent ef the re-l .',' W,i,i hnuu.r of hi class i that region.
ture of the air, forms hydrocyanic1 tail stores in Manila, the Fililiius ! on "j,',v 3 The radio lay-out Inrlurfw four
acid gas, Hn a concentration of 36 per cent and the Japanese , , ' wjthm no range of no.l- i transmitters, three of wjiich are
which no animal can live. ! per cent, figures compile,! by the mMm of COTlrse fr Amort to pin set up on the boat. They are of 20,
Recently a demonstration of this bureau of commerce and industry v0ll:)-,0 ,6 met. he does. Amort ; 40, SO and ISO meters. The 180
gas was held on a poultry farm show. ..'will proteblv be matched against' meter transmitter was taken chlef-
urtti ut'if uiiut-i buuiti , ir,iu-j ui ..... u , ,,, iaiin. ...
survey. On this farm were four wnere arucies necessary ui me,
buildings housing 3,500 hens and housthold are solil
made as nearly rat proof as pos-,; u
ihin nt hnwpver. hn.l hnrrnw. I Now is the time, while selections
: i-i..-.. 1 ,I.A .tt.iu Pmmnliir lv In Tim vi that It will tint nner-
Dr. Leo K. Couch of the biological stores, known as -.Sari-Sari Stores." , cou)i!l la endeavoring to secure a : a"te In daylight. Relnarts said, al-
return match for Amort against though It works successfully oy
1 a;pn i:aiiu. wno tnssea uie local nignt. a single iransmiiier 01 lour
man a few months ago with a k. w., capable of sending on 20, 40,
-n.K' lintft .it liolnt In Ihn OA .,n .a Klin motor ia nnn nf
eu unuer tne cemeni noors ami - . J " ." , : , ttniggle when Amort apiierreti 10 ; n,e peary s mouthpieces,
foundations and through the con- tlle 4la- Specially bhoppe, .Jj Jack- bp on the v,rg1 ,,f victory. Amorfs When this country Is In dark
crete itself, causing a loss in grain 800 M - Mr8- s- KlnS- I tdmlrers are resily to gambio thatlnPg8- tne transmitting will be done
and poultry estimated at 1,000 a u . he wiii defeat Hand ir tney
year.
The calcium cyanide was pumped ;
Into the burrows, Bnd 1G3 dead ratal
were taken out. These are believ-j
ed to be only a part of those killed. :
don, the commanding officer.
conies to pay his respects. The
colouel, a "lady killer", has be
come involved in compromising
circumstances with Rita Thorn
dike, whom Cleo likes immedlat'e-
ly. Rita is absolutely Innocent,
out Is having a bard time ot it,
especially as her husband Is a no-
good rotter. Cleo learns all about
Rita and things rapidly draw to
ward a crisis. Such a crisis that
Rita leaves the post, secretly to
Join a vaudeville troupe, a job
which Cleo gets for her. R'ta as
sumes the name of Rheda Thor-
waldson. The post is agog with
gossip and wondering.
RESCUE GRANGE
HOLDS MEETING
ever nn in niftPr. Vhil in dftvliirht.
moot again. Siiolra match would ;2o meter wave lenght will be used.
( rescue Grange at LookinR Glass
j held their regular metlni; Friday
' evening. June 26. with many visi
tors prestnt. About 16 membpra t;.'twe u Kob'-rt
patlaf ! frm Melrose grange, four from heavyweights.
Free riVfrsffii Br;..: uiiu inu iiuiu
Autoa Washed mna Polished.
All work- guaranteed and
crankcase service. Texaco non- i Smith Deer Creek grange were In
stutter Ford oil. Gllhams High-
nrove a great drawing card
Pro'.iminary to the Amort-Woods
bout on July 4th. there will be a
20 minute wreMiing match between
two local lightweights. Smith and
Hillia'rd. an l a 3 rour.d boxing fray
and Zacliary'i local
way Garage. Phone 478.,
All-summer millinery at the Siie-
ttendance. rinitv Shi e irolne at cost and be-
Tre program consisted of an , low. . Mrs. S. M. King.
uress oy II. liauey, -reaii'im iiy
by-
Mrs. C. H. Bailey, song by George
I Winston," aoilri's.-ies by Mrs. r red
Goff, Master of Melrose grange.
land Mrs. George Winston; reclla-
i tion. Henry Joiies, Master ot Res
cue Grange; piano solo by Miss
Pauline Hant-en and an address
and moving pictures by
Agent Cooney.
l.pon motion It was dec,
wnllo.
breaking the bison to harness they ; vlp (.ov(,rno(. FiPrce to bn ,9ent . nce . Stout
at the picnic lo be held tile Inst Unl1 la to glvt. nm in later life a
Saturday in August, rlaus for tVt.asu, e cht st ot memories that
which are gradtmlly being perfect-' w , foreVer be a source of great
led. Stale Master Palmlter will al-: ,,,M.t,,rfl , hl,n vour bov will
BUFFALO CART A
PAGEAsJT FEATURE
CALGARY, Alta., June 29. Two;
full-grown Alberta buffaloes hitch
ed to a cart and driven are to be
a feature of an historical pageant
July 6 to mnrk the 50ih anniver
sary of the founding of the city of .
Calgary. j
When two cowboys first hegan
were almost unaproarnaDie. oui-
were soon "gentle broken." follow-
The 80 meter transmitter has been
set up especially for experimental
purposes. Eugene F. McDonald,
radio chief, felt certain that com
munication would be established In
ll zones of the expedition, as bis
Chicago station had been able to
hear coie fr.im Glasgow, Scotland,
and New Zealand In tho daytime
with this equipment.
Messages and news to and from
families of members of the party
will be sent every Wednesday
night from the rjenlth station.
Reinartz pointed out that the pub
lic will be unable to hear the mes-
County be u gre-ut adventure
1 boy," guys E. A. llritton,
to county scodt executive.
request e executive committee of 0( ncout a;o only a short
the iwuglas County Pomona to in-i'io fill his summers with
BOY SCOUT CAMP ,
OFhfcKS VALUABLE
SUMMER VACA 1 ION sages, however, because no stan-
idnrd Instrument Is able to pick up
-a summer in Kinnt Camn would: the low wave length upon which
lor your i the messages win ne nroaucasi
Douglas ! As the expedition proceeds up
A boy Is 'the coat;L the sending time
the ships will De as follows:
12 to 3 a.
6 to 9 a. m
12 to 3 p. m
6 to 9 p. m.
E. 8. T.
E. . T.
, K. S. T.
E. S. T.
LAUNDRY KIDS
so be auked to give an address at
The schedule which gives the
best response will then be used,
this meeting.
come
back from camp better phy- probably 6 to 9 p. m.
l.atlmor's Arsenate Lead
teen cents per pound at Stearns
and Chenowuth, Oakland. Ore.
! KINft OF ENGLAND ADOPTS
AMERICAN STYLE GLASSES
I l.nni1V June 5n. rnnserva-
tive Englbtl iM-ople are adopting
American liii-us and habits to a
greater extent than the average
sieally, mentally and morally for o
I having been. Camp will niaKo his McClarn Autocrat Cord.
eigu-; HtrniL'ht. his eves clear and The best tire money can buy to-
: Ins voice happy, fie will spend . day. Make your dollar get you
line entire time in useful actlvl- more miles. Sold and serviced by
I ties unuer tne leadership of nun ot Gilliam's Highway Garage. 332
high character and In the company North Jackson stiecL
hnw v. tin am clean tihvsicallv. ,
mentally and morally. The exer- j BUNDLE DAY TO
Englishman cares oje-nly
ail-
IVfVE LAUNDER UNEKS
IN A VVV
TU AT RtJlNCrS US
CoMPUMENTi EACH DAY. I
The manner in which we
"do up" household linens
meets with the hostess'
approval. The manner in
which wo launder her
table cloths, bed spreads
and pillow cases appeals
to her sense of politeness.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE 79
BE OBSERVED ON
TUESDAY, JUNE 30,
Rundle Day for the Near East
A HRISTLING BREAKFAST
I sat looking at Paul for a long ary
Johnson here?
"No, It is early yet."
"Why did you wake me?"
"ilecause I wanted to talk to
you."
"Well you could certainly have
waited for a while couldn't you?"
"No, I couldn't wait another
minute."
"Why didn't you ay what you
had to say when I came home last
night?" .
"Ilecause you were too drunk
to understand. You seemed to
have had a very nice tlme.'t
"I did. They are a gTeat bunch
of fellows, but they certainly play
a stiff gam of poker." be added
rather ruefully. "However, things
will even up. You know that al
ways happens In the long run
when a little group plays regui-
whlle and I wondered what there That remark was like shaking
was about being married thut ' red rag at a bull. "Oh so, this
made it so hard for two people i a to be a regular affair. Is It?"
to think alike on any subject. He- I inquired.
fore I was married, if Paul had j "Why, of course, Cleo. You
taken a lltliJ too much liquor, ought to know how llttVe recrea
It didn't worry mo In the least. tlon there It at an army post. I
I rather laughed at him and en- do not know what the men would
joyed his silly cracks, hut now as no if there wasn't always a poker
I looked at him spwrawied out on game to help out. The officers
the floor my whole soul was filled have one every week. I felt quite
with disgust. j complimented when they Invitod
It seemed to me as I tat there ! tne."
that befoi we were married Paul "So It s your Intention to stay
and I had always agreed on every 'out one night every week, la H?
subject. Now we were as far 1 1 asked him In a low tense voice,
uniiri a. nossilile on. everything I was so angry, 1 could hardly
FOR SALE! Pack horses and sad
die horses, also good fresh milk
cow. boyer tiros. Phone 1414.
FO'lfS ALE Sturdy bioccoll plants.
S4 per thousand, Johuson strain. J
James E. Perry, box 138, Riddle,
Ore.
FOR S.VCe Oak and-la'urel, S3.50
per tier for block, $1 for split, de
livered. U. S. Johnson, Wilbur.
Phone 2F41.
FOR "SALE Ford delivery, 1920,
starter, good rubber, $160. See
it tt Turner's service station,
WllOdr, Ore.
FORI OWNERS Wean-furnish
r.a.iue reflectors with plain
iens fur your Ford. Head
laups at 14.00 a pair. A big im
provement over your present
equipment Umpqua llattery Sta
tion, new location, cor. Douglas
aud Main Sts.
FOR SALE By owner, a now five-
room strictly modern plastered
house with 50 foot lot, price
$2100, small payment down, will
take In us part of first payment
auto or vacant lots, 1140 E 2nd
St., or sco Mr. Terrell at Walter
Good's barber shop, opposite
linipo.ua hotel.
toil Rfc.M 3 clean bouse keep
ing rooms, reasonable. 604 So.
Pine.
FOR RENT Furnished "apartment
close in. Enquire at 329 at
Douglas St., or phone 140-L. -
FOR RENT 4 rooms partly" tar
nished; bath, water and lights;
$12 per mo. 874 Hoover SL
FOR RENT Mouern furnished
apartment, electric range, gar
age. Inquire 4U4 W. Douglas.
FOR RENT One furnished house,
another unfurnished. Call at S3 5
No. Rose street or Phone 237-K.
rOR RENT 21'oom api7"wUtTnot
aud cold wuter and lights. Fur-
ulsUetl. X block IIUIU P. O. fli.M.
Puone l-'l-v. i -
FOR KENT Four-room furnished
apartment, with sleeping porch
and bath. Inquire 741 tjouth
Main.
FOR RENT 38 acres one mile east
of Roseburg, suitable for dairying
or chicken farm; 6-room bouse
Included. 0. W. Young & Son.
FOR-RENT- 0RSALE S-rbom,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway Just north
of Riverside store. O. U. Helbig,
407 West Caas street.
r
WANTED
i
v DKAI'iDOltl F HOTEL
'
At Oakland, Oregon, will
remain open July 4th. Din- I TRADE
IVANTRn fllil ra.. at ihn Kawa,
i Review office.
WANTED 150 goats. Address lock
boW 219, Drain, Oregon.
WANTED' Young "jersey cow,
fresh; must test satisfactorily.
Address P. O. Box SS0, Roseburg.
wXNTED Womanexperlenced in
giving cooking denionstrationa,
Address fc. 11. P. care of New
Review,
T 1
VXUUJLAlNUUa
ner and supper each 75 cunts
a plate.
sneak
Tomorrow Five Hundred Dollars
Cook with gas.
NOTICE TO REBEKAHS
All members of Roseburg
CHINESE SENTENCED
TO LONG TERMS FOR
KEEPING SLAVE PEN
wood.
-Will trade radio set fot
Mellows Radio Shop.
and anything. Was my dream
coming true? I asked mysolf. It
looked a though Paul and I
would have a very busy time cut
ling of thoiw old temuties, espe
cially the one called misunder
standing. I thought over every discussion
we had gotten into since we were
married and I found 1 couldn't Tuesday. June 30. ; Kroup of 31 rescued by the French
possibly see anytnmg irom t-aui ,s S . : .... .police.
SHANGHAI, Juno 29. Thir
teen boys, somo of whom have
been Imprisoned in a filthy, air
less sweat shoo for six years,
I were identified and claimed by
He-1 Parents In the French Mixed
CAR UVtN&iU uuu l loin .a
call Sol when in need ot auu
parts. Saiff's Auto Wreeaui
House. .
NOTICE TO"C)DOES amfother to,
cleties Rainbow Gardens la for
lease to lodge dances any night
except Wednesday or Saturday,
Call 112.
LOST AND FOUND
I
heii.h taiire. No. 41. are instruct-! -'ourt ne recently. The lucky
! , , ., i ho i n fi v hall youngsters wure a i part of
regular hours, plenty of sleep.
fresh air- and well prepared food j
will build-Ills body; the instruc-1
lion in wood-cralt, camp craft and j
,li Th nmii i-enont fan i,f K tip- ' SCUUl I'liiil will u-'iii-hl mo
lli orge wearing big tortoise shell learn self control, seif re- Relief will be observed tomorrow.
plashes has been followed -hv si v- nance, respeci lor mw .iikiiib ui anil ail resiuenis 01 noseourg are
eral Knglbh hostesses In fasliinn-otlicrs, punctuality and iniilalive; asked to aid In this effort to pro
able London, following the example ! he will benefit spiritually aud mor- j Viile comfort for the refugees, who
of a prominent American who en-! ally from the life In camp by the will suffer greatly during tho com
lerlained B'l couples to dinner at1 example of the baders and tue jnK winter without the hol;i which
small tables, while a cabaret en- other boys. There w ill be plenty i given them from this count r;,
tertainment of tho most expensive of high adventure to give xest aud I old clothing, particularly for chit
and up-lo-date nature went on. j thrill lo the camp, '1 here will bemren. is needed and persona bar
Evening parties with music are plenty of work to develop his use-jjn(! u,h articles, which fT are
now comparatively rare event.i. and tumss- There will be instruction ; willing to have sent to the near
althourli some of the more iinMir-:in Scout craft to carry him on up 'east, are asked to leave them at
taut of I.o:iilon's hostesses are try-; the ladder toward the rank of,th Presbyterian church tomor
It'g to itt'ro.lu e Hu m. the Amerie in Uagle Scout. ' row. Those w ho are unable to de-
Iil.a of a cabaret dinner is likely, "The Wolf Creek ramp Is the ' liver the bundles themselves, are
to ousfrip tin in. and people ?en- ramu :or your boys. Those men ot i asked to notify Mrs. W. A. Smict:.
poin of view and he seemed
huve the same astigmatic trouble
when he looked In my direction.
With this In mind I must have
gone to sleep for when 1 opened
my eyes the light was streaming
In tho windows. I got up off or
the sofa, where I had dropped to
Bleep, and took a cold shower and
then went down Into the kitchen.
As I opened the windows I got
more and more angty at the
thought of Paul's staying out as
late as Ire did -and coming In
drunk. I had so warned to tell
him all about Rita. There were
a thousand questions I had want
ed to ask him and above all I
think my pride was hurt because
he so completely forgot all about
me for almost 2 4 hours.
I had not seen hlin since break
fast the dny before. He had not
known whether 1 had anything to
eat or not. He had not even ask
ed me how 1 had spent tho day
when he ranie in. In my welf-piiy
I forgot that I was a grown wom
an and that I really ought to go
hungry If I couldn't get myself
some food.
However, I think tho thing that
made me most furious was that
whenever. In my nervousness, 1
got out of my lied during
night
sister, Mlllia Webb.
MARGARET ASHCRAFT,
Noble Grand.
I
I
FOUND Automobile tire, 41x38,
with rim. Owner call at this ol
flee and pay advertising.
LOST lilack silknSmbreniTwitn
Initials E. J. P. on end of handle.
Leave at News-Review office.
Liberal reward.
FOUND-Gold-watch with mono
gram on front of case. Ownel
call at News-Rovlew office, do
scribe watch and nay charges.
slave pn In which the .children C)8T-june- 27,"on"road" betweK
The identification came as an
j Interlude In the trial of Yu ra
ti on ft, proprietor 01 a worKHnop,
accused, togethor with his Wife,
concubine, amah and three other
accomplices, of maintaining
WRECKED; 15 DEAD:
in question worked from early
morning until midnight, underfed,
en and never allowed to see
light of day except such as
red through a smull barred
window. ,
Tales of torturn for Insufficient
Industry, attempted revolt or in
ability lo labor on account of Ill
ness were told by the waifs in a
manner to bring tears to tho vyos
of listeners. Many of tho chil
Olalla and Roseburg, 8 head of
lambs, all marked with under
crops on right ears and holes In
left ears. Finder please notify
Stanley Jlros., Brockway; phone
47F12.
(AMnrlatnl lnw l-aaed Wlni.)
GLOUCESTER. Mass., June 29.
Fifteen men wore drowned and
nine oth'?r members of tho crew
UI IIIO llSllll.K l. . I V ...
this port, rescued When the POM I uron m-m nmru iiuiu nieir ,.-
was sunk In a collision with the I ents and sold to Yu for $5 each.
Cunard Anchor Line steamer Tus- Others wero hired out as appren
calna, 200 miles east of Halifax i tlf.-s by parents Utile mindful of
yesterday their talc. They were employed 1
Heyond tho meagre m'usaago re-I In making brass articles, glass-
celved by the ship's owners from I ware anil matcnes wnicn iu uis-
tha Anchor Line, reporting the posed of in
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OH. at. a. PLlLlOR OttlropraetM
physician. 121 W. Lane St, -
nun. ar.u people gen- rarnll ;Jr your boys. 1 hose men of asked lo notify Mrs. W. A. SmlcK. night to look throngn the win-
eially wi ll oim-The novelty, i ! tills community wno are resnon-' incal chairman, w hose telephone dow. shining straight into my
As some of the eocli ty elirotl-, ,ihi ,or ,ile management of tills 1 mimher la 21B V. Mrs. Rmick will ives was the little winking light.
disaster, no word has come to
amplify the details.
The Tuscania, which struck the
little fishing craft during a fog,
reported herself standing by,
searching for possible survivors
anil bodies. The master of the
the sunken vessel, Thomas Downey,
of Lowell, was picked up dead.
lelers say, "What would London do
without Its American hostesses In
these days?"
camp want you to visit Tt often, i arrange to have someone call fori in Colonels quarters.
aud will appreciate all of your the bundle after being notified. t wondered why I did not keep
suggestions. They w ish to do for , The Hoy Hcouls are aiding in lh" , Paul awake the night before even
H
Inexpensive
Oak
Chiffonier
If you are needing an odd
Chiffonier we can supply
your wants in neatly de
signed pieces. that are in
expensive. The value is
unusual Irom the stand
point of quality, style and
price.
See U for ,
Anything in
Furniture
LE
COMPANY
21 N. Jackson St, Rorsburg
EAD COLDS
Melt In spoon; inhal vaporsf
apply frely up uostiils.
V Vapo Run
Om 17 Minan Jar. tlw4 Ymart
your boy In this camp all that you collection and assisting in every
i would have them do for him. I hey possible way.
'are making sure regarding food, j n
(sanitation, safety and many other SILK HOSE $1
j important items which make for a Same old Mory. "Rest wearing
j successful camp. They hope to silk hose I ever had." See the
i satisfy parents to the fullest ex- big line, .20 shades of fine silk
tent so that they (the parents) can hose at 1.0. Carr's where you
gratify that desire on the part ot save.
though 1 had had to douse his
head with cold water Jut to tell
him how I felt. I knew that if
w had not been married, nothing
could have kept him from me. A
tear rolled down ray cheek as I
thought that I was now an old
novel that bad Just lieen thrown
Into a corner when Paul became
Latimer's Arsenate IMS eigh
teen cents per pound at Rtearns
and Chenoweth. Oakland. Ore.
store on Seward
road. Three or four died as a
result of harsh treatment, the
court was told,
Yu was given a Jail term of 15
years to be followed by expulsion
from tho concession. Ills wlfo
received a ten year sentence, and
Yu Ctiing-dong, nn accomplice
who a-Msled in kidnupplng, got a
similar term. The concubine and
amah, who appeared to have be
friended lire boys on all possible
ooccaslons, were releused. The
Letore and workshop were ordered
sold to defray tho cost of trial
and to pay for maintenance of tho'
unclaimed children.
Wives
Koine I lines object to Life lnsutv
anct". Widows never do.
Oregon Life:
Chas. 8. McElhinny
248 N. Jackson St.
The Umpqua Florist I
Choice Cut Flowers Alwaya
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic, Floral
Designs, t
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40-F1
CONSTIPATION
goat,, and entrjry, pp and
vtm return whua taking
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Kv stomach sweet liver active . a large hunch bowl and cups we
bowels regular only Zc - f an rent you. Carr's.
PUNCH BOWL FOR RENT
Yen. we rent dlniVa. Now have
TUBBY
An Old Remedy Fails.
By WINNER
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VcJ AMD Vou DELIBERATELY
LET THAT OLD GOAT EAT IT
NOw GET I W THERE tKiO
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THE VJ0KL0lS ; TuioMWEIy4(it I V0O TOLE ME WHEN ln:,l'rj. TO THREE HUM RED AW t
THE fMATTEW mmX 1 COT NAO TO I -v I SEVJEklY ElteiT AM' IM I V
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Garments Cleaned
here are cleaned top, bottom
and ' all the way through.
Try the Master Cleaner.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 877
WHEN IN UOSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua